By Taylor Mari

Yeah, he's saying I love, I love, I love myself

Not to mention SKZ is 4th generation. You might want to also check out their live performance at Kingdom of God's Ddu Du Ddu Du (the challenge was to take another artist's song and make it yours. They did it with a mashup of God's Menu with Blackpink's song.) Just search Kingdom Stray Kids God's Ddu Du Ddu Du here on KZbin and you'll find it. Best live performance I've ever seen, not just in Kpop.

This is a strange take…nobody else seemed to find his reaction disrespectful. Maybe if your tend to get butthurt seeing honest cross-cultural reactions then you’re the one who shouldn’t be on KZbin💁🏾‍♀️

@@Themillenialmrs Sorry but his sentence did make me tilt a bit. It is disrespectful to say that. Thinking this isn't being butthurt. I can't even comprehend why you don't see the disrespect in this sentence. I don't say all the reaction is, just this sentence. And that's what the commentor said.

⁠@@enzaelwe all come from different backgrounds and disrespect might be something to you when it’s jokes and jonnin to him. There’s plenty of things people say the other way around that we aren’t supposed to think is disrespectful but some might take it that way. Hell, I know many people who would look at most of k-pop and say it’s cultural appropriation of hip hop/black culture. I’m not saying this music video is appropriation, but anyone can take anything that is said in good spirits and in jest and make it an issue. I just don’t think he’s the reaction creator for you if you’re going to be offended. They said their opinion, You don’t have to watch. Hence, go find the KZbin creators that speaks to you, but it’s a waste of time to police people having a good time and are new to something. Take your respectability politics and joke policing elsewhere 🤗

@@daniellemccannon3419 the first half of your response made sense and I was even okay and agreeing with it and then you lost me at your last sentence. Respect is a pretty simple and basic thing helping navigating society . We learn it in pre-school. At least from where I'm from. Your last sentence helped me understand you do not comprehend it. Sometimes comedy isn't a good argument. (Btw : wtf are you talking about cultural appropriation ? What's does this have to do here ?) But it's okay, no problems. This argument is pointless as you don't seem to want to understand why we thought it was disrespectful. And even if I tried to argue I don't think you'll want to. As I don't hold grudges and have not enough interest in this I wish you to HF and GL. Hope your journey on KZbin is full of joy and happiness.

@@enzael it’s simple to look up a concept you don’t know. It’s called respectability politics- marginalized folks being told they need to be more respectful in their own spaces, on their own platforms, all the time. But when we see Korean people say ‘black bro’ ‘black sis’ and rip an entire hip hop culture off without credit, we supposed to go “oh they just don’t know that is disrespectful, they mean well”. You don’t know how many times I’ve heard this from Korean spaces commenting on urban/black/American culture, rampant stereotypes. We must all chop it up to ignorance and good intentions, but a guy on KZbin commenting on something that seems feminine to him, based on his culture is wrong. I don’t even care about appropriation and what Korean K-pop idols are inspired by in their music. We see the back and forth intwining and comparing of cultures/people and don’t get offended and keep it pushing. Your offense is irrelevant because he’s just making a reaction video off the top of his head, saying what’s funny to HIM. I understand you may be a snowflake but it’s irrelevant and people will support regardless. I’m sure you’ll say again that “i don’t understand you lost me”. I won’t be surprised if your lost love. Go touch grass, it might help.

Thank you for watching! Feel free to suggest new artists and song.

Keep checking out BTS group and solo music. It is really good. The 3 rappers (RM, J-Hope and Suga aka Agust D) are the real deal. 3 distinct styles, personalities and skillsets that complement each other and they have a hand on most of BTS songs (and their own) as writers, composers and/or producers. The 4 vocalists are contribute to lesser degrees but are also complete artists on their own right that blend seamlessly with each other and the rappers to cover a lot of genres.

Thanks for enlightening me. I’ll keep checking your yt for more updates.

Sleepin. Comatose. Catch up, man, you’re missing out.

@@goeienacht I really appreciate the recommendation my friend. I’ll check them out.