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The first time I saw the Layover promotion, I thought it was simply cute and unique. But the more I rewatched it, the more I realized how much it was actually saying: 1.Never forget where you started. Even the biggest artists need moments that bring them back to the beginning…to remember how hard it was to gather people, build a name, and reach where they are now. Sometimes remembering the journey is what keeps gratitude alive. 2.Give people a chance. Being unknown doesn’t mean being untalented or unworthy. The people who make space for something new are the ones who truly appreciate art beyond trends. And that’s exactly what happened when people gave their time to Vee, a fictional character who is debuting and promoting his first album. 3.Slow down. Life doesn’t have to happen at full speed. Sometimes the unexpected thing someone offers you is worth stopping for. A slower moment can open a door you never knew existed. 4.Rejection matters too. Even the biggest artist needs to feel it. It reminds you to keep growing, work harder, and never take what you have for granted. And finally, Taehyung created something truly beautiful. The bear, the way the songs were introduced, the entire atmosphere of Layover!everything carries that quiet warmth and comfort that Taehyung himself gives us. He didn’t just promote an album. He created a little world that reminds us to pause, feel, and appreciate the journey. #TAEHYUNG #V #Layover #KimTaehyung #TaehyungTheArtist #WeLoveTaehyung #TaehyungYouAreLoved
🅃🄰🅉 ♡ㄥis seeing BTS103,050 次观看 • 18 天前
“BTS ARMYs are losers.” “Jin Kook, or whatever his name is.” First of all, let’s get one thing straight: the anger was NEVER about how much time BTS got. We’re not five-year-olds throwing a tantrum because our favorite people didn’t get enough screen time. We know BTS are grown men with packed schedules, and THEY decide how much they want to show up. That was never the issue. The issue was the shitty microphones, the absolutely embarrassing way they were brought in and taken out, and the complete lack of basic respect and professionalism toward one of the biggest artists on the planet. But YOU sitting there on your little unknown show, with your equally unknown friends, talking about BTS and ARMYs like THAT? And calling millions of people “losers” while going “Jin, Kook, or whatever his name is” because apparently learning the names of the people you’re discussing was too much work? 😭 And let’s talk about the funniest part: you literally put BTS footage in your video while claiming you’re “not using them.” BABE. You are using their images, their names, their performance, their fandom, their relevance AND their fanbase to generate engagement for your own content. 😭 You don’t get to drag BTS for attention and then pretend BTS has nothing to do with why anyone is watching your clip. And honestly, the fact that you think ARMY being loud online somehow gives you permission to disrespect an entire fandom is hilarious. You can call individual tweets cringe. You can criticize online behavior. Nobody is stopping you. But turning that into “BTS ARMYs are losers” because you want a cheap punchline is just lazy. And BTS? You don’t have to like them. You don’t have to know their discography. You don’t even have to know who Jin or jungkook are, apparently. But if you’re going to put their faces on your screen, talk about them for content, and use their name to get attention, maybe show the tiniest bit of respect while doing it. Because let’s be brutally honest: if BTS were as irrelevant as you’re pretending they are, you wouldn’t have needed them in your video in the first place. 🤭 So thank you for the free ARMY promotion, I guess. Keep pretending you don’t care while dedicating an entire segment to them. The contradiction is doing more work than your whole show. 😂
🅃🄰🅉 ♡ㄥis seeing BTS121,832 次观看 • 26 天前
And this is why we can all agree that the staff working around BTS are some of the most professional in the industry. They clearly don’t leave room for mistakes when it comes to the tour. What I’ve noticed is that these issues tend to happen outside the circle of staff specifically assigned to BTS or working with them exclusively. Zero issues during the tour. Zero issues at the comeback show that was actually under their management. The problems seem to arise when BTS are attending events that aren’t directly controlled by their own team. So, a huge round of applause for BTS’s staff. You guys are doing an incredible job. 👏🏻
🅃🄰🅉 ♡ㄥis seeing BTS139,890 次观看 • 1 个月前
