EXPOSING THE DARK SIDE OF KPOP -- AMERICANS REACT

[@elinamati1042]

I think that for anyone who wants to advance, there must be sacrifices. As for the dark side of K-pop, not all companies are like this. Like the world, there is the evil and the good.

[@adara4635]

Can you name a company that is good? That does not encourage dieting, or working while mentally or phyiscally ill? Have no problem with dating? Takes care of cyberbullys? PSY's company is probably the only company on the top of my head that let's the artist be who they want to be and let their artists do the music they want to do. Mamamoo's company sucks. HYBE sucks. JYP, SM, YG; CUBE, Starship. They all suck. Dreamcatchers company might not seem bad but they def do not let their idols do whatever. Pledis, FNC, Woollim, Source music. NONE of these are good. So which ones are?

[@nerasomnia]

@@adara4635 Dreamcatcher’s company is super lenient in the group, though.

[@najahalkhalaf1192]

@@adara4635 I’m not sure if you know them but ATEEZ’s company is really good too, they’re called KQ entertainment and they don’t force their idols into diets and they also don’t have dating bans there’s much more but they really take care of their idols!

[@user-dj7sh1hd3w]

@@adara4635 p nation. Psy's company

[@アキコ2003]

@@adara4635 there. Many people named some, why didn't you reply?

[@_mys]

When it comes to the legal pressures and the treatment from the companies, things have definitely gotten a lot better over the years (restriction, slave contracts, abuse, etc.). However, when it comes to social pressures and expectations from audiences, things are getting worse. Competition is getting intense as kpop gets more famous and more try to make it to the top, so they are all trying to become the best singers, best dancers, and best looking. The result is malnutrition, poor health, lack of sleep, injuries, and mass bullying if you don't keep up. Sure, there are plenty of people who can say that they aren't the ones telling these idols to look a certain way and do certain things, but actions speak louder than words. By only consuming content and supporting the most beautiful, the best singers, and the best dancers, you are indirectly showing all idols that only the best of the best will make it and all others will fail. And their response is to put themselves under these conditions in order to satisfy you, the general public. It is sadly ingrained in all aspects of the global music industry, but we can see the horrible results exposed more often in kpop because of how socially present the idols are versus western artists that are better at hiding it.

[@cherrybxmb18]

This video isn’t that great at explaining 😭 bc no it’s not always like this but it can be.

[@백재중0_0]

Please note this isn’t all companies and all idols! Sadly enough go through this. It’s not right and it is unhealthy 100%, and is one reason why fans are so ‘obsessed’ bc we know their struggles and want to support them and let them know it was all worth it. The companies since the dark side has been exposed has improved their environments, facilities, treatment and contracts, but it’s still not too good. I was a trainee at a company at one point (I can’t say which one bc I signed a contract to keep it anonymous and bc I quit bc of the treatment) but the company was abusive mainly verbally, and was very strict with what you can and can’t do, at one point the took our phones to check we’re focusing on our training and not getting distracted by what they called it ‘irrelevant topics’. We were weighed every week, and shamed if we didn’t meet their expectations. Some of our classes were split by gender so you weren’t again distracted, and you were shouted at if you failed at something even something so simple. It wasn’t a nice environment to be in and I’m glad I quit, my fame, if I got it, wouldn’t have been worth it. I have complete respects for my idols and every idol. And if you’ve seen my comments before, you’ll know I’m not a fan of people comparing idols and groups bc they’re all talented specially if they want to get into this industry!. Kpop isn’t rainbows and sunshines, and the industry in total has a long way to go for equal and fair treatment!.

[@kabeom]

im glad u left that environment n saved ur mental health, u r very strong

[@bulletproofwaafle7770]

What @nini said, I agree, and to add on. Some thing isn’t for everyone, and even if it is, No one should Have to go through Terrible treatment just to climb the latter. Yes, it take super hard work and effort, but Not in the way to Slave someone and Disarrange their Spirit and such. This is why many idols have committed suicide and such.

[@kabeom]

yall should understand that this video shows the most extreme toxic side of the kpop industry n not what it is as a whole.. yes there r disgusting companies w disgusting management n a disgusting fanbase backing them up but not all of them r like this n not all of us expect idols to look/behave a certain way. in fact many of us praise idols for expressing their individuality n being themselves :)

[@tyneseee2350]

i disagree, the hair, behavior and visiting home/ dating & practicing for hours while living together in home is true for 98% of kpop groups lol, the other things seem like generalizing bc it’s not all groups only the sadly unlucky few

[@kabeom]

@@tyneseee2350 i was referring to the more extreme stuff like mistreatment exploitation ab*se etc. cus the stuff u mentioned is pretty much like normalised n expected when it comes to these idols. but yeah ure right the general management isnt the greatest ofc but again its still pretty much what u sign up for as an idol in sk.. n i think idols know beforehand that they will b living/practicing together so that ones not rlly a big deal for them but at the same time they may not have the best staff n arent allowed to visit their families for long periods of time which i think is vv upsetting n wrong

[@kabeom]

@@tyneseee2350 u were right abt the practicing for hours part too thats what i meant by mistreatment, ignore that. but also some idols choose to practice themselves for long periods of time its not always by force

[@tyneseee2350]

@@kabeom yeaa i agree with everything u said

[@p0rnany0ne]

yeah, they did forget to mention the racism, the misogyny, idols raping women on video... how can you praise an idol for being themselves when you don't even know who that is?

[@UnidentifiedAnon]

"you cannot interact with a member from a rival production company" Ok where did he get that one from? Like yeah there's some truth to the others, but this one was just pulled out of his ass 💀 Kpop idols literally interact and get together each year for award shows. Also, did he forget ISAC (Idol Star Athletic Championship) is a thing?? Besides competing in sports, it's a way Kpop idols interact and befriend each other. Also, the way he's using Sulli's situation doesn't sit right with me 😕. As a MeU, it seems like he's weaponizing her passing to push a distorted/dramatized narrative. Yes Kpop idols go through so much, but the situations he picked out are also extreme/rare cases. It's also stuff that Kpop fans have spoken out against. You can go on Twitter right now, and find a trending tag, asking for better treatment of a Kpop idol/group.

[@LFNZE]

The dark side of kpop only goes for the companies that are bad, not all the companies are like that. The same goes for the west, there's a dark side to POP music too, depending on the company. I didn't watched this video, but i wanted to say this. Generalizing is bad 💀

[@sdn69ombolataalasa57]

Yeah the videos's creator is a weirdo and just jealous

[@blank-xs2qs]

@@sdn69ombolataalasa57 bruh what "jealous"💀💀

[@sdn69ombolataalasa57]

@@blank-xs2qs yikes stop tagging me

[@blank-xs2qs]

@@sdn69ombolataalasa57 gurl shut ur ahh up

[@anayakhan2208]

My God you all so naive, every kpop company had slave contract. Be serious, they only start treating idols good when they blow up or else fans will beat the hell out of company

[@ashleym8170]

The pressure towards kpop idols (or any celebrity really) is the same in korea as it is in the rest of the world. Every country has its own beauty standards. Ive heard many americans shame kpop idols for looking too 'girly' or 'fake'. Similar to how korea has their own toxic beauty standard. This isnt a problem that should only be fixed in south korea, but in the rest of the world as well. I hope we all can one day actually just come together and accept each other as humans and not as beings who we can judge.

[@hannahali5317]

Most companies have dating bans for the first couple of years and then it’s slightly lifted but there’s no point since dating is so difficult because of paparazzi and fans some artists have been bullied or harassed into breaking up for example Black Pink’s Jennie and EXO’s Kai were exposed by paparazzi for dating not much longer they broke up

[@bulletproofwaafle7770]

Wow really? Jennie @ Kai dated? Well, Now she’s dating (Allegedy) GD. And Kai well, he already got a whole Romantic album going on, so I assume he’s doing his thang too. Glad bless them all.

[@hannahali5317]

@@bulletproofwaafle7770 yeah she previously dated Kai and then not much long after she was rumoured to be dating GD

[@frnzgyu17_]

0:44 that's GFRIEND, our girlies are the most hardworking girlgroup in 3rd gen, they do their best to promote their albums, they make their own choreography, and song for their fans, i recommend to react on their albums💕, sadly they got dsbnded by their shitty company without any reasons, the members are in other company now. Jung Yerin - Sublime Ent (soloist, actress, entertainment) Song : ARIA - check her album it's so good!! Choi Yuna ( Yuju - Main Vocalist of GFRIEND ) (soloist) Song : Play - her album is good too! 💕 - she's the girl in 1:48 VIVIZ ( Eunha, SinB, Umji) Viviz is a combination of their names. jung eun(bi), hwang eun(bi), um(ji), VIVIZ is pronounced as 'bibiji'. They are trio group Kim Sojeong (actress) - she has a drama with IKON's Chan, should watch it! 💕🥰

[@ккє-о6ц]

As an old kpop fan, I think the conditions have gotten ALOT better even in small companies but but it's still happening.

[@mariahrichardson650]

There's better videos that describe this side of the music industry and clarify that not all of it is bad. But also go more in depth on how terrible the bad parts really are. My favorite artist is Jonghyun who died in 2017 and his company was mostly to blame. He had been open abt his mental health from the start, in 2008 when he debuted with SHINee. But the company took no action and he ended up taking his own life due to the pressure of everything. Sulli was a friend of his as well and a couple weeks after she took her life, Goo Hara, her best friend, took hers as well.

[@mishellnamjoon2787]

Not only is it about kpop but also Korea 😅Korea has a standard that it's so pressuring young people to look a certain way and the in Korean if you aren't good-looking enough you might not get accepted into a job it's almost a requirement when getting hired in a job

[@hannahali5317]

Some companies are more notorious for treating their artists like shit but they’re not all like that I think the main issue facing kpop idols till this day is lack of privacy and being restricted by fans in their dating life a lot of these artists try their best to keep it all hidden and to not be photographed with someone of the opposite sex they could be out with a family member or friend and people automatically assume they are dating and Korean fans are more ruthless then international fans when it comes to this and then they and their loved ones are harassed non stop until the issue is addressed by the company

[@dojoven]

kpop is not a genre but an industry- it’s different from regular korean music in the sense of promotion and dancing n stuff

[@rengina484]

that's the reason we have to really appreciate kpop idols because their pressure is very hard

[@mariahrichardson650]

I recommend reacting to "biggest kpop scandals". The one that goes year by year. That'll show the "dark side" a bit better.

[@jammyyy1652]

This video has a lot of inaccurate info. While a lot of it is true, not all companies are like that and the info is pretty outdated. There are lots of good companies and idols these days have a lot more freedom. If you guys really want to learn about the kpop industry there are some ex idols that have videos on youtube speaking on trainee and idol life

[@andrazosim3800]

That video is quite dramatic. Some of the things he says aren't necessarily the complete truth, and he's making it seem more harsh for bigger reactions from viewers. For example, "cannot be friends with the opposite sex", that's BS. It is allowed, but idols tend to avoid interaction with the opposite gender due to insane fans who hate on them for the smallest reasons. True, a large proportion of their life is controlled by their agency, however its not the same for every idol, and its not the same for as long as their contract goes. Dating, for example, tends to be banned for trainees and rookie groups, however once they pass that beginning stage, their restrictions are not as harsh.

[@marmar8604]

Just like every industry

[@lolag3831]

I think things have gotten better comparing to the past and its a shame and sad that it happens in some companies and to some idols but this video is generalising as if all companies and idols goes through that which is untrue.

[@이욘-h8b]

This video is obviously exaggerated, it made it seem like idols don’t have the choice when they do. It depends on company. Some are not rich enough or famous to risk controversy like dating etc ..idols are allowed to date, they are allowed to have their own house, and go to see their families (during vacation periods like any other jobs) company just pretend they can’t so some toxic fan won’t get jealous and they don’t risk to loose money cause Korea is really conservative. But it’s slowly changing.

[@nameisamine]

Kpop isn’t a genre. It’s a brand. What you know as “Kpop” in Korea is known as “idol music”.

[@bulletproofwaafle7770]

I appreciate this video overall

[@Mira-kf1ws]

Recently a member of the bg Astro named Moonbin, took his own life to. The fact that he has a little sister that is in a kpop gg named billie is so sad, her name is moonsua…💔

[@snuggies8037]

There are a lot of toxic fans that also contribute. They say, “too fat, too skinny,” etc. Idols are under so much pressure and are not usually treated like human beings just like American celebrities.

[@s.j3535]

I dont think the video gave much information but the reaction was nice 🤗💜. Yall should react to Dangers of becoming a kpop idol 💜.

[@teebeee5832]

react to bbygangmags videos on kpop he explains things better than this video. these 3 videos will be the best ones on the "dark side" because every other one uses it as shock factor instead of facts which is SOME labels are dark and SOME are not. there is no dark side of kpop theres individual horrors of certain labels same as in the states. and some labels actions shouldnt be used against the rest. also the way people know theres bad sides to american music industry with cases like taylor swift, kesha, megan the stallion etc yet people still fully support artists from those same labels and advocate for the artists affected yet when it comes to kpop people will use the "dark side" to push for people to not support any korean artist and even blame the artists themselves or hate on the artists as if its their fault. i just find this obsession with the dark side very weird because every industry has a dark side its not just korea and its not everyone in korean music. sorry for the rant please react to the videos below :) "youre wrong about kpop" "the media is wrong about kpop" "kpop vs orientalism"

[@SVT-ny8ee]

0:47 that group is Gfriend... They are in the same labels as BTS but they already disbanded last year

[@alexalara-7796]

When you debut in an entertainment company they ask you to be thin, to have white skin, to have a pretty face, to be high above everything, you must comply with that if you do not receive credit a lot of criticism before people like you know the ones who throw hate are the antis fans who come to harass kpop idols

[@hawa_]

some of these arent happening in this day and age as things are getting better. but it was definitely true a few years ago

[@hermonnegede8388]

bro i feel like crying now😢

[@Dreamer-fw6dl]

kpop is just a dark entertainment industry, the idols are products sold to consumers. They must then meet consumers' standards otherwise no one will consume the products. Plastic surgeries are the norm like going to the toilet, if you are tan-skinned one must brighten your skin for the industry. When the life expectancy of the products expires another product needs to be made. The same fans supporting the idols are the same reason they take their own lives. I used to love kpop but at some point, I felt like I'm in a toxic environment and I need peace. I don't think this industry will ever change since their main goal is to make money nothing else is soo sad. But that's how i just see things thankyou💗💗

[@markleesbruisedknee]

There's still a lot of kpop groups that half to diet which includes male and female groups and the plastic surgery and legal aspects are true however like many have mentioned many companies are not like this but it is sad that there is a lot that are :/

[@HambebeNeverLulubog]

0:39 that group is gfriend.. and the one who fainted is sinb

[@chii_xa]

RIP Sulli🕊️💜

[@miajackson824]

Ngl the video y’all reacted to was being a dramatic asf by generalizing this cause majority of kpop companies are not like this😭 no hate to y’all tho

[@astrid3800]

i don't think that the one who made the video knows much about kpop, because companies like Big Hit Music gives their artists their artistic freedom and they don't have slave contracts, Big Hit is very fair on their profit distribution

[@hkl1347]

This guy in the video is really bothering me. I mean his voice what the f**k.

[@magnum_cx8805]

What a strange choice to center on Taemin for “those who are not straight have to hide from the public”. I wouldn’t care if he did come out some day, but stereotyping much? Also it’s kinda disgusting to set up what happened to Sulli and then fucking pause to tell people to subscribe.

[@NayedaBrat]

Even after sulli passed a bully broke into her house and took some of her things

[@madholly1232]

He’s telling the truth from bugging to end I did a ton of research in kpop as it’s an obsession of mine like the stages trainer hours toxic fans unhealthy diets the women don’t even get periods it’s super unhealthy and toxic all for there fans manly Korean fans and there fantasies and the Korean beauty standard as it’s very toxic over there and many get plastic surgery at a young age to kit it in kpop or not and if they don’t they get so much hate that it can ruin there career and cause serious mental health issues as there management will give them stricter rules. Especially female idols they are sexualised from a young age

[@sidorovamarina6797]

I see Gfriend on the thumbnail I click

[@MisiSk1]

0:39 this group name is gfriend

[@asma557]

You guys only see 5% of kpop It's really hell out there, even people criticize artists for very trivial things, they make bad comments about them if they put on a little weight or their clothes or their hairstyle, even the Korean people don't leave them and control them not only companies, did you know they are racist truly ! K-pop idols are really poor, I feel so sad for them, if they can't leave the company they will kill themselves or do something to get kicked out, it's like selling yourself to a demon 💔

[@shiya25...]

There is a dark side to everything from the workers of company to youtubers and many more. Not all companies treat their artists like that. This is also not a "DARK SIDE" it's a very open fact that kpop idols go through harsh training, but that's the same with athletes, models etc... So it's not all truth from that video!! They were showing BTS but their company never forced them for something like this!!

[@cokeandcheese.6617]

ngl this video over exaggerated A LOT of information. it made it sound like it's everything and everyone is experiencing a hell of an experience when in reality, this only applies to a few of them. the majority doesn't experience that nowadays anymore

[@iwigi4699]

hey guys, thx for this reaction can yall react to a kpop girgroup called Twice? With their song "More and More" thx if u can!:)

[@Princess-no1lu]

bro its not only Kpop Korea is very strict when it comes to beauty and such

[@choerrytea5135]

Please react to you're wrong about kpop by bby gang mag

[@Aurora_252]

This vid have so many weird stuff and info in it not everyone is like this this just full stereotyping and generalizing the whole kpop industry just try to avoid vids like this

[@monbebedes]

kpop history in 20 minutes is also a good video to watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYG2Zad5fblpiaM

[@itsmeabeer_orwoodie9019]

this had alot of lies in it its fucking strict but not that strict

[@mariondaim4491]

Honestly most of it is true except the you can't be friend with someone from another company " at least in the past a lot of groupe were friends" now it's all buisness (it's not the idols fault it's their agency) but Kpop became more & more toxic with time back then even if they already have some of this toxic rules at least it was less worse than today. Jonghyun from Shinee was the first one to commit suicide & it was a little wake up call in the Country because everyone knew him he was part of one of the legendary pilar of Kpop groupe for so long they were well respect & still are but it was too much for him & mental health have start to become more important now in the industry since he died, it's sad to see that someone has to die before mental health could be take seriously. Then Sulli who was friend with him came later like you have see in this video & then Go Hara who was a friend of Both & was abuse by her boyfriend & bullied on social media too.... Now the Fandom are so much more Toxic than before too & guess who've the two most Toxic ones..... But the agency do nothing about it & sadely more you have fans more toxic one you can get ... & it's a fact they are toxic with all other fandom for nothing & even between them, again back then even if toxic fans have always existed , even for big groupes it was not like that

[@hers6694]

Yeah I wouldn’t recommend videos from that guy again

[@FrostyPlayzYT]

The first group was gfriend

[@wiseman3750]

REST IN PEACE, JONGHYUN. SM destroyed you.

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

All these dark side of Kpop videos are always sensationalized.

[@seochangbinsarms]

Kpop is the INDUSTRY, not a genre

[@DB20204]

What video are you watching? There's definitely a dark side to kpop and he touched on some of the issues, but in such a clowning hyper exaggerated way like a trash rag magazine. I wouldn't trust anything in that vid to be accurate.

[@heyrobwest3908]

Americans react? Which continent North America or South America? Which one of the 35 American countries might you be citizens of? You know I've never seen a video called Europeans react to K pop! No never have they either say Germans Russians react to K pop they actually give the name of their country! Never seen a video saying Asians react to K pop they actually say in there description if they are from Korea, Japan, China, India, Pakistan, Israel, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and so on! Gotta give a dish flag for not letting people know what country you're from.

[@anriettecooper6935]

They are from USA. And people from USA call themselves « american » when they talk about their nationality

[@NatachaLavoie]

it is usual for the south koreen to work 69 hours a week....but more for the idol....sadly....the south korea have one the highest suicide rate for people under 40....12 th in the world...

[@Karawoolfe]

Kpop is not Korean music in general, it's a category of pop music

[@anriettecooper6935]

No lol It’s Korean music in general Kpop songs aren’t just pop song

[@one.3569]

Reacting to BlackPink plz🥵🔥🔥.

[@disgustaed6101]

Why look at the dark side when there are plenty of bright ones out there!

[@Sara-tn1xj]

Hi!! Can you please reaction to "TNX MOVE" they are new group i hope you notice my comment btw they are under psy company and also jessi 🥹

[@joyfullness4006]

This video is a bad one, and mostly generalizes the kpop industry. I would’ve recommended something like the History of Kpop or something.

[@latex2433]

Pls react to Kpop idols once said by Jennierverse And Twice - Perfect world

[@natashap6584]

this video is quite dramatic for how it is right now. ofc this stuff can still happen in really bad companies, but most companies now days aren’t like this. i only know in the case of bts cuz i’m an army, but their company has always given them a lot of freedom. they did have to diet quite a bit back as trainees but now days they’re all healthy and pretty free, mature individuals. or at least as free as their position of fame allows them to be. bts are also the type to work themselves to the bone, and i’m sure a lot of trainees now days feel the same, so the fatigue isn’t always the fault of the company.

[@EVVENN]

This video is so based why they put taemin when talking abt idols hiding their sexual orientation 😭😭

[@EVVENN]

WHILE DANCING TO MOVE 💀😭

[@kimyoung3160]

not saying there is no dark side but take this channel with a grain of salt.. he has a tendency to not do too much research..

[@disgustaed6101]

I prefer you watching videos that are made by Asians themselves. Like, dkdktv.

[@forevasdreams]

This video is so bad… They only focus on some cases where this have happened and make it seem like every part of this scene is like that. Even though the idols have to go trough the training etc. kpop industry has changed too. Not all company’s are like that.

[@iyannaporch3207]

I think all of y’all are misunderstanding the video is called dark side this is the dark side not the whole side of Kpop I’m sorry but most of y’all actually slow Fr 🤣🤣

[@GunBBang-.-]

3:33~3:40 perfectly not ture

[@anchalmohanty2595]

Kpop is korean POP music

[@pamelalima1752]

React to BTS “Mic drop” dance practice

[@skylll7941]

Tbh he made this whole video hella dramatic not all kpop idols are treated this way only to poor companies. The Whole “their bodys belong to the company” is bullshit 💀 along with he you can’t be friend with opposite sex which you can be friends with the opposite sex it’s just gonna come with fans shipping them. Few companies like YG.Bighit/Hybe,Jyp,Sm and many others don’t a badly mistreat their idols and they keep most of their money for the group and themselves since the company’s aren’t in debt and are really big

[@bunnienini8311]

This is misleading in a while all companies aren't like this

[@Popppokamiko5093]

It seems like they all went to the same plastic surgery.

[@Mistysilvermist]

This video doesn't do a good job actually going through everything, also some idols they showed haven't had ps and eat really good. Most come from not-so-good companies but many get taken care of and seem to be alright.

[@seokjinslaugh1879]

This is such a bad video. Like sure some of it are true but to generalize such a big industry, sub culture and culture itself from sk is such a horrible thing. First of all, that man doesn't knoe anything about the kpop industry and how it operates. Like sure most of these are true but most of the things he said are all basically applied to the celebrity industry. There are good companies out there and it is giving such a bad rep to the idols and making it seem like they are all puppets when in fact most of these idols are rebels against companies, some of which their own. There are good companies who allows freedom both artistically and in work and life in general. I don't think that listening to a man who probably doesn't even know or listen to kpop is a good decision. Let alone a man who doesn't know how sk works in terms of the celebrity industry.

[@solin3180]

Did he or did he not specifically name the title ‘Exposing the dark side of kpop’ ? How is that generalizing the whole industry when he was just focusing on the downsides of it. The Kpop industry is toxic asf anyway- idols openly talking about starving themselves, fans acting obsessive and deranged, teenagers getting plastic surgery.. it’s not good, like any other industry.

[@seokjinslaugh1879]

@@solin3180 yes it os toxic I'm not saying it isn't but he is in fact generalizing as the video sounds like THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY is this hell hole. That is coming from a man who probably doesn't even know what is kpop. There's alot of bad side in the kpop industry sure but it is an industry. I'm not saying starving yourself, obsessive fans and a whole lot more bad things are fine to deal with but those people who became idols chose that. It would be stupid and naive of them to enter an industry thinking these things won't come along. I'm just saying that it does seem a bit ignorant and unfair, if ur gonna have a video for educational purposes or shedding light on something then be fair and list down everything...good and bad. There are companies out there who are not as big as others who handles their idols well, what about them then? They're branded as toxic companies just bc some person who probably didn't even researched well enough on the matter has decided that the ENTIRE INDUSTRY is bad. Are u gonna call a community bad just because 10 people decided to steal a bank? No, right? A crappy example but just give that a thought.

[@skz.1208]

Some things here are kinda false tho

[@carltapnio4810]

Disgusting.

[@hellomynemitvodanh2540]

sorry but can you please reaction Ain't no privacy of Trainee a 🎹.

[@skylll7941]

The first group was gfriend

[@one.3569]

Reacting to BlackPink plz🥵🔥🔥.