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PLEDIS MISTREATMENT TOWARDS HANJIN pt. 2 - LINE DISTRIBUTION - this has always been the main issue. it’s been two years, yet there’s still barely any improvement in hanjin’s lines. in a 2–3 minute song, he sometimes gets less than 20 seconds and most of it is just adlibs...

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PLEDIS MISTREATMENT TOWARDS HANJIN i've been thinking about this since yesterday when ana šœ—šœš spoke about this topic so i decided to share my thoughts/opinion about this one. so let’s talk about the issue of pledis gatekeeping or better yet hiding hanjin in the basement, because it’s honestly been too long. it’s already been almost two years since debut and they still couldn’t manage to treat him fairly. i just want to speak about it here and hope (really hope šŸ™„) that pl3d!s eventually makes progress on this issue. at this point, it’s becoming more and more obvious that pl3d!s is limiting hanjin’s opportunities especially when it comes to his lines, solo or duo gigs on variety shows, and overall screentime. let’s talk about his vocals and the unfair line distribution. despite debuting in a group that’s supposed to highlight vocal strength and musicality, hanjin has consistently received the least amount of lines. and when he does get lines, they’re often just repetitive adlibs, background harmonies, or single words. i didn’t witness their debut days in real time since i became a fan during the post-summer beat era, but looking back at their debut stages, it was already clear that hanjin barely had any lines and honestly, i understood. he’s chinese and at that time, he wasn’t fluent in korean (?), so it made some sense (?). even during summer beat, while the line distribution still wasn’t perfect, i accepted it because i knew he was still learning and he was improving. but after those two eras, i genuinely expected things to change. i hoped their second comeback (last bell) would give him more lines especially since by then, he had improved significantly in speaking , singing and understanding korean. yet pl3d!s still chose to give him mostly adlibs, lines shared with another member (ā€œneowa na saigaā€ part), and those repetitive fillers like ā€œlalalala-lastā€ and ā€œdadada-dance.ā€ yes! that was all he got in the TITLE TRACK. hanjin stans have called out pledis for this blatant mistreatment, but the company remains completely unbothered. then when try with us came, we hoped things would change again and guess fvcking what? more repetitive lines AGAIN 🤬 (note: not counting now playing and go back, where he actually had decent parts but even then it’s frustrating and fvck pl3d!s) i totally understand why hanjin stans are disappointed. we’ve been speaking up about this for a long time, but pl3d!s keeps ignoring it. we’re not asking for favoritism we just want what hanjin deserves. he has so much potential as a vocalist, and the fact that he still doesn’t have a tws:tudio of his own speaks volumes. he’s one of the few members without it, and it hurts to see that. it’s so disappointing to witness this level of talent being constantly overlooked especially when fans can clearly see what hanjin brings to the group. instead of giving him the support and platform to grow, pl3d!s seems content with keeping him in the shadows. he has zero presence in variety shows (solo/duo/trio gigs) or promotional content, which is a huge issue for a rookie group still building their identity. every member matters and yet hanjin is repeatedly pushed aside. this isn’t just a matter of line distribution or screen time, it’s a consistent pattern that shows the company is actively gatekeeping his potential. that’s not just sad it’s unacceptable. still, with all that i said, i want to take a moment to genuinely appreciate hanjin. even with all the limitations placed on him, he still manages to shine. whether it’s through small moments on stage or quiet presence in group content, he continues to leave an impact. we see him, we support him, and we’ll keep showing up for him. we just hope pl3d!s will finally do the same.

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These women arrived at the airport late so they came up with the bright idea of using wheelchairs like they are handicapped so they can cut the lines and still make their flight. Should people who use wheelchairs like this be punished for it? Maybe make them show proof they need one medically would be my answer. A few months back I’ve seen a man walk into Walmart, he was completely able and when he walked into the store, he plopped down onto one of those electric carts for handicapped people. He was just driving around the store talking on the phone. I was walking by a few times, I can tell he was using it just because he didn’t want to walk, not because he couldn’t walk. So the real drama comes in when I’m ready to check out. The store got rid of the huge self check out area and only has 4 now, and the rest are registers they barely have people for. They only had 3 cashiers that day, the line for self checkout was long. So I’m like 15th in line, and I see the guy with the electric cart. Instead of getting in line behind me he drives to the front and cuts everyone in line. Some other customers speak out and remind him the line starts over there and he claimed that he’s handicapped and since he’s in an electric cart he doesn’t have to wait in line. He says it’s the same rule as people in wheel chairs. An attendant had to come up and tell him that’s not the case and he still has to wait in line. He started getting loud and throwing a fit. A manager and officer that happened to be there for something else approaches him and tells him he needs to leave. He doesn’t go quietly though, he gets up and starts throwing stuff out of his cart and walks out of the store like a normal person who isn’t handicapped to begin with.

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šŸ”“JK🌟Was LIVE | 6.28.26 | 4 hours As one of the lucky ones who was able to watch JK’s four-hour live last night, I wanted to share what I took away from it. Fair warning: this is a long one… but he did give us four hours of content. šŸ˜… Read if you’d like! First, and most importantly, Jungkook wants us to see him for who he is: a responsible adult who is capable of making his own decisions. He wants people to stop questioning every choice he makes, every word he says, and every aspect of how he lives his life. He is happy. He told us himself, ā€œI’m so good.ā€ He takes his health and well-being seriously, and he knows what works for him. He works hard, and like many adults, enjoys winding down sometimes with good food, alcohol, or both. He’s naturally nocturnal and thrives on the schedule that suits him. He doesn’t need unsolicited advice about how he should sleep or live. After the show, he went out to eat with the members, before returning to his hotel to film the dance challenge, which took over 50 takes. It was another reminder of how much pride he takes in his work. He always wants to show us, and himself, the very best he can do. Right now, he’s immersed in dance. He’s studying locking, krumping, and other house styles because he genuinely wants to become an even better dancer. He wants keep sharing dance challenges with us, because that’s one of the ways he can give us something new right now. He said he doesn’t actually listen to music that often, unless it is connected to a dance video, but when he does, he’s been enjoying a lot of music from his fellow idols, especially girl groups. He even shared a few songs he’s been playing on repeat lately. He’s also been enjoying anime, talking about several series he’s been watching and how excited he is for the next season of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. He spoke honestly about learning English. He has a teacher, and he wants to improve, but it’s difficult and he simply doesn’t have enough time to devote to it. At the same time, he made it clear, again, that he doesn’t want people constantly asking or telling him to speak English. As he has said so many times: ā€œI don’t speak English. I’m Korean.ā€ If you choose to watch his lives, stop asking for it! One of the most candid moments was hearing him talk about big brand events. He admitted that they make him uncomfortable, saying Taehyung loves them and is much better at them. Small talk doesn’t come naturally to him, and he gets shy with all the eye contact. But, like the professional he is, he has learned how to do it well, because it’s part of his job, and because he genuinely appreciates the brands he works with, speaking warmly once again about his Calvin Klein collaboration. And then there’s what has always been part of Jungkook’s core: singing. He simply loves to sing. He loves exploring his voice, learning new techniques, experimenting with different genres, and constantly improving. He watches YouTube vocal tutorials to keep growing. Karaoke isn’t just fun for him, it’s practice, exploration, and another way to become a better artist. Listening to him sing throughout the live was a gift. Beautiful, playful, effortless, and unmistakably Jungkook. His performance of ā€œInto the Sunā€ was my personal highlight, with perfectly placed vocal runs, delicate high notes, and emotion woven into every line. This is only a small part of what Jungkook shared with us over those four hours. I’m incredibly grateful that he gave us so much of his time, his thoughts, his laughter, and his music. My biggest takeaway is this: if you choose to log into his lives, then let him live. Keep your cringy comments to yourself. He doesn’t want to see them, and neither do we. Listen to what he’s actually telling you, trust him to know what’s best for himself, and simply enjoy the rare privilege of spending time with him. Thank you, Jungkook. We love you. šŸ’œ

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