Brutally Honest Kpop Opinions (Unpopular but Popular)

[@personaltime8297]

I don't understand the criticism BTS faced for literally 3 songs, like they have many other amazing songs in their discography but no people always have beef against those 3 songs only, their recent release Run BTS was very and if you really understand BTS way of making music then its always very organized, the 3 ENGLISH songs were pandemic based and even if they were too westernized they also released their studio album in 2020 same year as dynamite and saying their music has lost their originality just cuz of 3 songs is stupid tbh. but anyways your opinion can be that it was not ur taste, or you didn't like it, but saying they lost their individuality is not right

[@ngcritique]

Your opinion is valid I was just pointing out in general I don't enjoy English only songs. BTS still has great music I'm sure but I don't listen to them.

[@personaltime8297]

@@ngcritique I completely undestand your taste here, obv its not necessary to like BTS or stan them, my only issue is with other Kpop stans who don't like BTS but think thats its imp to hate or criticize bts just to praise their fav's every achievement and thats what provoke fan wars but sure your choice if you don't like eng songs i just want people to know that BTS have A LOT more beautiful songs other than the 3 english singles, like Blood sweat and tears, just one day, butterfly, truth untold, louder than bombs, dimple, daeng etc

[@ngcritique]

​@personaltime8297 Yes I loved blood sweat and tears and black swan. I became a fan during the I Need U era, Dope is also still one of my favorites to this day.

[@TheRyno525]

I completely disagree with the "to young to debut" opinion and here is why, first of all is because that is the parents responsibility and what gives anyone the right to take that decision away from the parents? those trainees are there because they want to be there, and people always say that Idols are mistreated and the kids need to be protected from these "evil" C.E.O. or Companies but they can never name who or when these horrible instances took place, they'll bring up thing's they "heard' but no legitimate example or proof of anything. It's just weak claims that people make to try to support their arguments, I find it weak

[@ngcritique]

Yea parents definitely have a part to play in protecting their own kids but they don't in these instances. It's not solely on the companies but there are plenty of situations where CEOs like JYP have been called out for being creepy towards the younger idols. Another example is Hyuna talking about how she was the "sexy" member in Wonder Girls when she was 14. Also the insane amount of pressure these kids are under in the kpop industry is well documented. There have been idols that have spoken about having to keep their weight constantly at a certain number and basically not eating. Plenty of idols whose mental health has deteriorated too. I don't think kids should go through this. Plus, when you're a kid, you see an older idol and think this is your "dream" but you're not old enough to be rational and understand what being an idol actually entails.