PREACH!!!
We all know that Korea has some standards that seem a bit ridiculous to us. Some examples would be that of beauty. Just because someone has a slightly darker skin color than the leite white color you have doesn't mean you have to constantly remind them of it.
Same goes with my topic for today, the so-called "scandals" that Korea frowns upon. I get it if it was something really serious, like murder or sexual assault. But, dating? Falling in amor suddenly became a crime? Because if it did, then arrest me now, since I currently like someone outside of Fanpop.
So, basically this is also an Opinion/Rant for BaekYeon. Unless you've been living under a rock, (or you're just new, but either way) you should know that Baekhyun and Taeyeon are indeed dating. And so, the usual happens.
Let me introduce you to...
How A kpop fã Reacts to Scandals (well, most of them)
1. Goes online to their "All Things Kpop/Korean" blogspot/newspage.
2. Sees headline mentioning their bias/biases and/or something labeled Breaking News.
3. Reads the article.
4. Sits there trying to process the information that they've read.
5. Either congratulates them, or tells them to die and go to hell, to say the least.
Or, if you're like me...
1. Reads headline.
2. Accepts the scandal.
3. Moves on with their lives.
Obviously, this is just a generalization, but you get the point. The "saesangs" (I never knew how to spell it, so don't say anything) fãs are making it so out of proportion, that they even protest the person and make it known to the world that they will never accept that they never had a chance with the idol in pergunta anyway. I remember seeing one comment that said, "It doesn't matter how many international fãs support/accept them. They aren't the ones who made exo sell 1 million albums..." So what? As this picture states...
My thoughts exactly...
Come on, your "oppa/noona/dongsaeng/whatever-name-I-haven't-said-yet," isn't getting any younger. Besides, if they revealed it before the whole lawsuit with Kris or the so-called "hidden messages" on Instagram, all those fãs would still have the same reaction to the situation, again, just because they won't admit that they never had a chance with the idol in question.
Side note: Oh, por the way, here's my take on the lawsuit: "Why would you have signed with SM if you didn't know that would happen? Did you even read your contract? If you would have read it mais thoroughly, then you should have known that your schedules would just be prepared like that. Plus, 12 good looking guys with that much exposure before debut would've been a sure sign that exo would become super popular."
Anyways, so this will probably be the last time I ever talk about this whole dating "scandal." In fact, link We should just go on remembering this...
Can't we all learn to be accepting?
Thanks for reading, please remember to fã this article, no bashing, and I'll see you guys at the seguinte article! Bye!
