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BTS: What went wrong?

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30 minutes ago, omni said:

They had no problem with one person buying multiple copies until someone who isn't part of the western phonographic industry began to top the charts. It baffles me that it was even allowed at first.

Let's not baby I'm a kpop enthusiast and even i know kpop groups and soloist have been manipulating the charts in S. Korea 

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3 hours ago, Bang Up said:

Y'all serious? They're the biggest, most successful boygroup of all time. Nothing went wrong and everything went right. They bowed out gracefully and are about to embark on solo projects and military duty. I hate their fans just as much as anyone else, but the group itself did nothing wrong.

haaah

imagine having not 1 but SIX fraudulent #1s :deadbanana4::deadbanana4: literally the biggest fraud in music's history 

15 hours ago, gustavothehuman said:

Their fans stopped caring about My Universe on Week 2 and it's their third longest-running song too (thank you Coldplay).

Oh wow, yeah that one too!  #ThankYouColdplay indeed :clap3:

They have 6 #1s? :rip: I've never met a single person IRL who listens to them :rip: 

 

EDIT: ohhhhh they're literally all fraudulent. that's so embarrassing for them and their fans

Edited by Jagger

Stans would really pull out chart stats from Japan, France, Argentina, Mexico... remove all songs in their native languages because of "advantage" so their pop girls could be #1 without the 50 songs above it and then drag a korean song on the Hot 100 :biblio:

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