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Oh a full blown album? Nice!

I'll definitely be there at launch!

Lol I can understand that.

Thank YOU!

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BOOYAAAHHHHH!!!!!! 😂 Good!

EVERY thing! I really rock with this group.

I see why. She has such a great presence!

I wanna see them rock the big stage! Their music is made for it.

@@mariescott Thank you. I recorded Body the other day as well, and it's going up tomorrow.

Juria has been the one, ever since I heard that voice... SMH so good. I love Chisa and Hinata's voices as well though. I wouldn't mind an RnB mini album from them 3 at all! And thanks for the compliment!

It's very difficult to choose a bias in a group like XG, you know what I mean, everyone is talented, the vocal line is amazing but my ultimate bias is Juria.

I understand completely.

@@rachmatmulia5212 Yes they’re all soooo good, It was difficult to choose but I’m an R&B guy and something about Juria’s voice. It seems so fitting!

@@FreshhBoy95 Yeah, it's rare to find a group like XG because the skill wise of all the members are on par, no one is lame and each member has their own charisma. Where else can you find a group like XG, even in a Kpop group? I don't mean to insult any group but that's the fact.

You might be right

All facts!

I'll look them up and give it a go.

Thank you for this.

Small correction, but not a big deal. Maya's grew up speaking English. Korean would be her 3rd language. Harvey knew English when she was little, but forgot it and had to relearn it. Korean would be her 3rd language as well.

I saw one, but the guys head was in the way lol. Gonna go check some others out

Yea I heard. They are gonna kill it

So true. I sometimes just go through the old episodes of TTT or like the different trips(Singapore, Switzerland, etc). I have to start the newest content soon(the stuff right before Part-Timer).

Oh wow, I didn't know about that at all. Thanks for the info... This'll be sweet!.... But on another note, I still have plenty of their music to catch up on. Maybe I'll make a week of it, leading up to the album release.

@KBourneReacts that would be great! I'm looking forward to it!

​@@KBourneReacts i'm still waiting for you to react to gfriend again

Here i made a playlist of all gfriend's title tracks and i ticked the ones that you've already checked out: Glass bead (debut) Me gustas tu Rough Navillera Fingertip Love whisper Summer rain Time for the moon night Sunny summer Sunrise Fever ✓ Crossroads Apple ✓ Mago ✓

@mimbo15116 Oh wow, thank you for this!

Oh that's wassup. I need to listen to the album.

Thank you!

No lies detected

Luckily, no polar bears or penguins were harmed 😂

I swear it is

Firstly, I don't know how I am just now seeing this comment, but thanks for it. So, it may not be taboo or anything in many parts of the world, but it still is in many countries, like Korea. "4:06 Also..being bisexual or gay is not acting wild, its just....us existing/being ourselves?" I think you misunderstood this here. It's a slang term. I wasn't saying she was acting wild by being bisexual, but by going up kissing random fans(wouldn't care if it were male or female. I have said things about male idols(like when I went to see NCT 127, and one of the members was doing his solo stuff), I said that boy wilding. It's not an offensive term. Or if you've ever heard me say "he/she, is talkin real greasy right now", it's the same. Just saying they are talking spicy or whatever. "because to me its exacly like racism" I disagree with this. It can be similar, but vastly different as well. I have gay friends, and most people don't know they are gay, until they say it. No matter where I go, my color is ALWAYS on display. Someone can "hide" their sexuality, and no one would know, and they wouldn't be judged as such. But people of my color, can't "hide" it. If an officer pulls me over, and he's racist, that could be the end of me. (research "Sundown towns") But if he's homophobic, and the person is clearly homosexual, there's likely nothing to happen Not to say LGBTQ community doesn't receive hate or anything, because they do. But again, I think you misunderstood the part about "forcing" something on someone else. That was in a broad sense, for anything really. Just because you like a politician, doesn't mean you can force me to. A person who is heavily religious, you can't force them to accept your lifestyle. It's just a truth in the world, that not everyone will like and accept everything. BUT, as I said in the video, you shouldn't mistreat people for those things either. I know people that refuse to use pronouns, but will address the person by their name, and I think that's fine. As long as you don't go out your way, to address someone by something they don't want to be addressed as. "From what i have seen, its mostly people from your ethnicity that are mostly against my community" That's just not true. The vocal minority of people, may make it seem that way(kinda like how people think all kpop fans are lunatics, but most aren't) About three-quarters of white (75%), Black (74%), and Hispanic (75%) Americans, and 82% of Asian American and Pacific Islanders favor laws protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination. Nearly eight in ten women (78%), more than seven in ten men (72%), and nine in ten LGBTQ Americans (90%) support nondiscrimination laws. Black Americans are someone of the most openly supportive people. We invite anyone in our culture to enjoy and take part. But on the other end, we are hated by the world at the same time, that they enjoy every bit of our culture. And no need to apologize, your English wasn't bad at all. I look forward to your response.

@KBourneReacts oh hey its okay, better late than never haha I agree of that diference of being able to hide your sexuality but not your race/color, yes we can choose to hide, but that is not living it is waisting your life being something you are not and being opressed by other people who disagree with the way we were born as. I always have liked girls, before puberty it was innocent crushes like every straight people also has, and after puberty it was more clear because of all the feelings that come with it But that is my point, why should we even be made to think we need to hide? It is not logical at all Yes in the past you guys faced worse violence and discrimination but I think the violence we face nowadays is definitely as much as you guys do In america there are many shooting massacres targeted to queer groups and to black people aswell, in america and Russia and other countries I have seen many many people being beaten to s bulp in the streets for being openly themselves, like being in the subway with their partner or displaying a rainbow bag or something Where I was born in, japan, I didnt face much physical abuse but me and many friends faced horribles emotional and humiliating abuse that has stayed with me years and year until now, I hope the trauma wont stay forever but, but it has been here since I was 8-10 until now 20 years old, I am a broken person because of what I faced not only from my family but strangers and unfortunately I have many trust issues, I am paranoid, I cant hold any kind of long lasting relationship it being with my girlfriends or just friendship wise Also, what I meant by your community being the one I saw is mostly against mine is because of media, all I see is the "ayo", "pause" guys, the paranting that promtotes "hyper masculinity" in young boys wich in my opinion doesnt exist and eveyone can be masculine and feminine and it has nothing to do with your sexuality, many straight man is feminine and submessive and many straight women are strong and masculine, also the guys saying they would strike a gay man if he flirted with them, from the things I have seen online it does seem like black american men are taught from a very early age that gay men especially, are weak disgusting and vile and something you should judge, they always speak about it like it is something negative "oh he gay" "stop being gay bruh" and stuff like that, but reality could be wrong as I have never been in america I cant really go into details of what I faced because youtube will delete comment i think, but yes thanks for answering I dont speak to men, especially straight men in reality at all so it is nice that I can have conversations online so we can atleast try to understand each other, our views and diferences

@@アキコ2003 ​So about "hiding" your sexuality, I didn't mean it in the literal sense. It's like, you don't walk up to everyone and say "Hello, how are you? I'm gay!". Not that you are hiding it from the, but that it just isn't their business to know. But skin color is always there. As for the emotional abuse, I 1000% get where you're coming from. Physical abuse heals in no time, but mental and emotional abuse, can last a lifetime. I also get where you're coming from, with the "pause" guys. I used to say "pause" and "no homo" and all that stuff, in my teens years(20+ years ago....damn I'm old lol), but I stopped because it was dumb. You are right though, about black men being taught not to be feminine or less masculine. But even that has it's ties to slavery times. It's a whole lot to unpack with that. And those guys that threaten to attack someone for flirting with them, they are pathetic. A lot are in the closet, afraid to be exposed. I always say, not every gay man wants every man, just like every straight man, doesn't want every woman. If someone approaches me, I tell them, "Oh no sorry, I'm not gay", and that's the end of it. Same as if I approach a woman, and she says she's lesbian or in a relationship, etc, I say my bad, and keep it moving. "Yes in the past you guys faced worse violence and discrimination" Let me tell you, it's never stopped. This is one of, if not, THE most hateful country, no matter how the US tries to paint itself so open and free to others. Things still happen regularly, and nothing is done about it. They say everyone has equal rights, but the judicial system shows otherwise. BUT, yes, there are a lots of attacks on the LGBTQ community, in countries all around the world. "I dont speak to men, especially straight men in reality at all" May I ask why not? I'm glad we can have this respectful conversation with one another. If you have things to say, that you can't say on UA-cam, you can feel free to contact me through Instagram or email. I'm always open for discourse and getting to mutual grounds.

@@KBourneReacts I dont have just one clear reason It just sort of happened this way trough out my life because of my experiences I never felt the need or the necessity to do so, of course I do talk with men if it is in a professional setting but I dont remember ever really having a male friend I never felt on the same "wave length" and never felt comfortable having one, I guess? I know there are good men, my grandpa was the best human I have met and he was a man who taught me many morals, discipline and to respect my elders of course But overal I had much more negative experiences with the oppsite gender, I guess after some years my brain just subconsciously gave up trying to have any kind of interaction with men Wich is weird because i guess we have some things in common, we both like "coochie" 😂 Anyway, I would like this to change because I suppose it is kind of oppressing/supressing to myself and to my social skills to not have any kind of interactions with half of the population Also something interesting, I moved to China two years ago to get away from everything and surprisingly I am having a very good time here, unlike what I was told in japan and what I saw in american media, I wouldve tought china nowadays was some sort of dictatorship and that I would not be better off here, of course it is not all perfect as there are se restrictions (i need to use VPN to use youtube) but other than those media restrictions, it is very nice and I have met a huge population of my community here who I feel at home with So maybe the media shouldnt really be trusted and sometimes I think america and other countries are not what i think they are not like we see them online I guess we only have a true opinion about a country/people in the country after we visit that said country and stay there for a while and it also depends because maybe if I wasnt asian it would be diferent in china and maybe it would not have worked so well, ahhh life is too nuanced and complicated to think about I just want to chill out and be contempt, I hate having to think about generalizations politics and descrimination too, it tires my brain and I want to be freed from these negative feelings of the world!

@@アキコ2003 Ah ok I understand. Well I'm glad you're somewhere with good people and enjoying it. The media will have you thinking everywhere is bad, when they are the worse. Growing up, I hated the idea of ever going to Africa, because all the media showed us, was poor, hungry, diseased ridden, war torn, etc, places. Then you get older, and realize there is soooooooo much beauty on that continent. Much like how the US makes China and other places, seem so much worse than they are. I'm glad we were able to have this convo.