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2 hours ago, Zack said:

The comments in this article are so weird. Poor H2H.

 

These girls are just trying to use the airport like everyone else, they are not responsible for what other people are doing in the terminal :psyduck:

 

They're the ones that turn it into a runway and set up stupid photoshoots on the sidewalk to promote their designer garbaj. The companies also insist on publishing flight schedules so the media can be camped out at that specific moment, causing a whole circus just so they can get photos of the idols promoting their aforementioned designer garbaj.

 

Maybe if enough people speak out the powers that be at Incheon and Gimpo can finally put an end to this fuckin disaster before people really start getting hurt.

 

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and btw it's absolutely possible for idols to pass through the airport unbothered when they want to. You very rarely see any details of idols when they're travelling on their own or for ~private schedules~ that don't have their flight information published in advance.

 

There are also several different entrances that would allow them to enter the airport from different, less conspicious locations that don't involve pulling up to the front door in their blacked out minivans.

 

So yeah, let the residents of the Seoul area be pissed at the people who participate in such clownery, maybe it'll change something.

 

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1 minute ago, Save-Me-Oprah said:

They're the ones that turn it into a runway and set up stupid photoshoots on the sidewalk to promote their designer garbaj. The companies also insist on publishing flight schedules so the media can be camped out at that specific moment, causing a whole circus to allow them take photos of the idols promoting the aforementioned designer garbaj.

 

Maybe if enough people speak out the powers that be at Incheon and Gimpo can finally put an end to this fuckin disaster before people really start getting hurt.

 

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Okay and what's this got to do with the girls themselves...? 

 

Blame SM, blame the airport operator etc. but people cursing at the girls and comments blaming them...makes no sense, how can they control the crowds alone? If SM directed them to pose at the airport and it caused a commotion that's SM's fault. If SM didn't arrange appropriate security staff, that's SM's fault. If fans stalked their flight schedules and crowded the terminal building then that's the fans' fault. These girls are just trying to use the airport like everyone else. 

 

Idk what you are suggesting they do. Even if they dressed low-key or disguised themselves, sasaengs are still following their every move and other fans would find out, causing a crowd anyway.

 

Incheon already tried to set up a separate entrance only for celebrities/public figures, but there was a huge backlash claiming it was unfair preferential treatment, so they scrapped it. Which means there is no choice but to walk through the main terminals with everyone else. I agree there needs to be much better crowd controls, but this is a problem for SM and the airport operators to resolve so that everyone can use the terminals safely in these cases. I don't think H2H deserved to be verbally attacked for it.

 

 

13 minutes ago, Save-Me-Oprah said:

So yeah, let the residents of the Seoul area be pissed at the people who participate in such clownery, maybe it'll change something.

 

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The same residents who complained about favoritism or whatever, when the airport suggested that idols should have separate and private entrances to the airport :suburban:

 

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30 minutes ago, Bewitched said:

 

Can't believe it's their very first performance of the year. Also Yuqi & Soyeon wearing wigs... They are hiding something.

10 minutes ago, Zack said:

Okay and what's this got to do with the girls themselves...? 

 

Blame SM, blame the airport operator etc. but people cursing at the girls and comments blaming them...makes no sense, how can they control the crowds alone? If SM directed them to pose at the airport and it caused a commotion that's SM's fault. If SM didn't arrange appropriate security staff, that's SM's fault. If fans stalked their flight schedules and crowded the terminal building then that's the fans' fault. These girls are just trying to use the airport like everyone else. 

 

Idk what you are suggesting they do. Even if they dressed low-key or disguised themselves, sasaengs are still following their every move and other fans would find out, causing a crowd anyway.

 

Incheon already tried to set up a separate entrance only for celebrities/public figures, but there was a huge backlash claiming it was unfair preferential treatment, so they scrapped it. Which means there is no choice but to walk through the main terminals with everyone else. I agree there needs to be much better crowd controls, but this is a problem for SM and the airport operators to resolve so that everyone can use the terminals safely in these cases. I don't think H2H deserved to be verbally attacked for it.

 

The companies don't care if the company is criticized, their reputations are already in the garbage.

 

Unfortunately the most effective way to get the message through is for the GP to direct their frustrations towards the artists that are participating in gross misuse of public infrastructure and causing a public nuisance at the request of their company.

 

If that's what it takes then go for it, Seoul.

First he posts Saeron's letter to Moonbin that confirms his cause of death, now he's shaming Eunwoo for not attending Saeron's funeral even though he sent flowers to the service, and is accusing Eunwoo's manager who is not even his full time manager and is just a rotating manager that manages other Fantagio idols/actors of sending dispatch stories about Saeron 

 


I'm literally so ******* over this. Kim Saeron deserves justice and KSH can rot but I hate that the family had to resort to a "cyber wrecker" to expose KSH but I know their options were limited bc k media refused to talk with them about KSH.

 

Like ASTRO aren't even doing anything can Garo **** face go after actual ppl involved in supporting KSH and hurting Saeron. :biblio:

10 minutes ago, Save-Me-Oprah said:

The companies don't care if the company is criticized, their reputations are already in the garbage.

 

Unfortunately the most effective way to get the message through is for the GP to direct their frustrations towards the artists that are participating in gross misuse of public infrastructure and causing a public nuisance at the request of their company.

 

If that's what it takes then go for it, Seoul.

The artists are not "creating a public nuisance" just by using the airport. If anything, that applies to those certain groups of thoughtless fans and photographers who crowd dangerously and cause a scene in the terminal. Many of these issues could be avoided if certain groups of fans were more respectful to the artist and the public, but again, H2H can't exactly control this. 

 

The problem lies with these types of fans/reporters causing dangerous crowds, the companies being cheap asses and not hiring enough (or sometimes any) security and also the airport operators for not implementing safer controls or processes when celebrities use the terminals. They should have forced through the separate entrance plans despite the backlash. It would have avoided many of these scenarios.

 

Not to mention, this is the first time H2H has even used the airport since debut, they don't warrant being the target of hate/attacks for this at all. 

 

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Just now, Zack said:

The artists are not "creating a public nuisance" just by using the airport. If anything, that applies to those certain groups of thoughtless fans who crowd dangerously and cause a scene in the terminal. Many of these issues could be avoided if certain groups of fans were more respectful to the artist and the public, but again, H2H can't exactly control this. 

 

The problem lies with these types of fans causing dangerous crowds, the companies being cheap asses and not hiring enough (or sometimes any) security and also the airport operators for not implementing safer controls or processes when celebrities use the terminals. They should have forced through the separate entrance plans despite the backlash. It would have avoided many of these scenarios.

 

Not to mention, this is the first time H2H has even used the airport since debut, they don't warrant being the target of hate/attacks for this at all. 

The problem lies 100% with the practice of willingly publishing the flight schedules to invite the media and fans to congregate at the airport in advance of their arrival. Who needs to stop it? The companies need to stop inviting the media to the airport, and the airports need to stop allowing crowds of people who aren't travelling to congregate and cause a commotion in the terminals.

 

Like I said, it's been proven time and time again that even idols can get through the airport undetected when they look a little less conspicuous, look like normal people, and don't invite the media to do a photoshoot. They do it every single day.

 

Regarding the apparently "backlash" towards the separate entrances, there was never any receipts shared about any "backlash"... in fact, the response was generally positive. I suspect the "backlash" was from the companies and brands that insist on using the airport as an opportunity to get pics of their idols hawking their ugly shit.

 

Is it fair that the hate is directed towards the idols themselves? Probably not, but it's the best way for companies to pay attention because they sure as hell don't care about being criticized directly.

6 minutes ago, Save-Me-Oprah said:

The problem lies 100% with the practice of willingly publishing the flight schedules to invite the media and fans to congregate at the airport in advance of their arrival. Who needs to stop it? The companies need to stop inviting the media to the airport, and the airports need to stop allowing crowds of people who aren't travelling to congregate and cause a commotion in the terminals.

 

Like I said, it's been proven time and time again that even idols can get through the airport undetected when they look a little less conspicuous, look like normal people, and don't invite the media to do a photoshoot. They do it every single day.

 

Regarding the apparently "backlash" towards the separate entrances, there was never any receipts shared about any "backlash"... in fact, the response was generally positive. I suspect the "backlash" was from the companies and brands that insist on using the airport as an opportunity to get pics of their idols hawking their ugly shit.

 

Is it fair that the hate is directed towards the idols themselves? Probably not, but it's the best way for companies to pay attention because they sure as hell don't care about being criticized directly.

The first part, I agree with because it's what I also said previously. However, this situation is not the responsibility of girls themselves and I don't think they deserve to be sworn at and attacked for the actions of other people, or out of control fans/crowds. The airport operators and companies need to take accountability for this. The H2H members are just trying to do their job.

 

The thing is, perceived preferential treatment is a big talking point in Korea for cultural reasons, especially lately. There was a backlash to the separate airport entrance for this reason, which was acknowledged in a statement by an airport official for Incheon when they cancelled their plan. There was also a debate in the National Assembly which argued against it for this reason, stating that it would allow unfair benefits to entertainment companies and their idols, over the general public.

 

Idols can go through the airport quietly, but we all know they have very little autonomy in general, so if the company tells them they need to pose at the airport, it's what they have to do. The blame lies with the companies, wild fans/reporters and airport operators. I just hope some kind of action is taken before anything more serious occurs.

 

6 minutes ago, youresotoxic said:

 

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Jungwoo's fuckass bowl cut :skull:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I miss Taeyong

 

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The interviewers were cute for letting everyone talk, but I'm lowkey cackling at the members' faces when they all got passed the mic after GISELLE... :dies:

 

NINGNING teasing new music though! :clap3:

 

 

4 minutes ago, Save-Me-Oprah said:

Jungwoo's fuckass bowl cut :skull:

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they did him so so dirty this era :dies:

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2 hours ago, Nein said:

 

ugh the golden voice of KPOP

Fun fact: This was the most watched YouTube video of any kind in Korea that year, excluding MVs. :cm:

46 minutes ago, youresotoxic said:

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they did him so so dirty this era :dies:

It's giving CL(derogatory)

jennie and aespa's tables are literally next to each other I swear to god if they dont take photos together :deadbanana2: jennie should introduce her daughter ningning to kali uchis and doechii :WAP:

 

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jennie and aespa at the billboard women in music event right now ahh my girls  :WAP: 

 

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jennie with tyla and sitting next to kali uchis

 

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