Jay Park: Controversial Yet Loved By Many
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I don’t care how ignorant he is, that don’t give no one the right to tell him to kill his self. Wishing harm on him is never okay. You should never let someone take that much control over your life , that you end up hating them.
Death threats are so ridiculous... However someone were bad it never worth someone to hurt themselves... Life is long enough for everyone to learn and do better
People need to start learning how to just unstan people instead
@@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan exactly! It's ridiculous. Just don't listen to his music or interact with him, it's just that simple
he does seem to spread vulgar demeaning songs about females though.. and he did sell his soul. Which means we should pray for him
@@shadowlands8490 What a load of BS! Who would sell their soul and how would they sell it and to who? That is so stupid!
@@shadowlands8490 you sound absolutely ridiculous . What the hell did this have to do with him getting death threats ?💀🤦🏽♀️
Seriously he is one of lucky idols that keep on getting “canceled” a lot but still manages to successfully comeback everytime.
Cause he don’t stop dropping music canceling people makes no sense when the person being canceled continues succeeding and making music.
Because he’s a man
@@heythere3288 period
@@heythere3288 no not really
@@heythere3288 PERIOTTT
I feel like he's genuinely a good person, but I think he should think before speaking
I feel like he has no intention of hurting anyone, but has a bad way of expressing his thoughts
I agree and he has a bad way of expressing his feelings and thoughts.
EXACTLY My friend
yep
Agree. I don't think he's doing it to be a jerk he is just genuinely ignorant.
naur he is sooo bad he is islamaphobic puts down women and fetishizes black women
Imagine wishing death on someone that is just disgusting
Maybe if he Stan loona
💯💯💯💯
I would too if it was a racist
Exactly and it is very evil too.
Agreed wishing death isn’t the answer
All I'm gonna say is people who don't know Jay or follow his career sure has a lot to say about him.
I dont need to know his life story or listen to his shitty disco to be able to decide whether or not I should like him or hate him especially after all what he's done. If u weren't targeted by his shitty insensitive actions then I suggest u dont open ur mouth on behalf of those who ARE targeted and offended.
But let him say something about their shitty attitudes and personality
@ansley fields no, you have a nice day. You sound mad lol
@ansley fields yw. Please its like they're saying "oh listen to his music first and here look at this 6 minute compilation of him helping out fellow idols" HE LITERALLY DISRESPECTED MY GOD AND CULTURE HELLO?!?!?!
@@mai5660 Then just ignore him. Who said you or anyone should pay attention to him?
Korea is way too sensitive for an artist like him.
Pshh international fans too
@@LovelyKissess not talking about fans but as a country.
@@1Gqbucker Then yes. I strongly agree
he's not only offending korean fans but also balck and muslims and idk about the black ppls opinion but as a Muslim what he did was very disrespectful...
Girl... He's fucking racist
I am black and have no problem with someone having a certain hairstyles. What alot of people don't realize is music is meant to be shared with everyone. As long as your not running around saying bad things about black like using the n word. Us as black people use hispanic and asian cultures alot in our music and music videos but when someone who is not black does it, it's considered disrespectful.
Agreed
When do black ppl use Hispanic and Asian cultures in our music?????? Like don’t sit up here and LIE just to defend Jay park nasty ass
This comment was making sense until the last few sentences. I can’t think of any black artists who do that…
@@adoremamij1726 Nicki Minaj literally has a song called chun-li where the beat takes different sounds from asian cultures she also has on a traditional Chinese celebratory dress on and has her hair styled like a Chinese woman
@@adoremamij1726 jay-z, the game, meek mill, joey bada$$,yg,Ti all I have songs that take from other cultures it has to go both ways if you feel strongly about someone taking from our culture we should feel the same way when someone from ours take from someone else culture.
Culture appropriation is my biggest problem with Jay, every time he does something that offends other culture, he'll ask for forgiveness but he bounces back over and over again with his appropriation. I don't really hate him per se, I like the good things that he does like helping other artists, I like his music, I was a fan of 2PM. I really hope the best for him if he retires or open a new business like the rumors suggests.
I would say the reason he bounces back is probably due to fans (and I would include myself) who dont find his "cultural appropriation" to actually be cultural appropriation so he sees that and just focuses on that target audience and just ignores anymore who may be offended
I hope you’re talking about Boxbraids and Cornrows, not Dreadlocks, or free formed Locs. Because these types of Locs have less meaning in African-American culture.
They have a ton of history in African, Indian and Middle/North European culture.
What he said regarding Dreadlocks wasn’t wrong, in my opinion.
@@Kathakomben agreed
@@Kathakomben Locs have everything to do with African-American culture, I gotta admit it's quite hard to pinpoint the birth of locs and dreadlocs, since at that time, matted hair was more of a lifestyle not a stylistic choice; ex: vikings would wear their matted hair before going to war because it made things easier for them; or people would wear them for religious reasons. A lot of the choices made around having locs back in the day were for practical reasons not stylistic choices. Whereas in modern times people (white people) tend to wear Boxbraids, Cornrows, and Dreadlocks, as a stylistic choice. In the African-American culture, the styles are very much a lifestyle for us we carry the history of slaves who used this to their advantage to escape plantations or even keep goods into their braids. Not only that we use it to actually protect our hair. So when there are celebrities like jay park who wear dreadlocks for the sake of looking cool it undermines the experiences of black people (even other poc) who wear it for a reason. And dont get me started on the struggles of black people who are told that they look unprofessional and unkept because they have braids or locs.
@@Kathakomben also to add on that; they wanna look like us but won't share the struggles of being a black person. All of these lifestyle choices i made around my hair are criticized but overlooked when a non-black person do it.
idk yall but personally i really like jay park discography and as a person i really dont have a big problem with him, but guys remember to respect each other
Well his behavior *does* affect Black folk and *is* harmful. I wish he would do better, he keeps apologizing but not changing his behavior
@@HokuloaUilani “harmful” he didn’t do anything harmful there a bunch of ppl in the world with dreads or rocked it check smtm check white rappers post Malone island boys many ppl have it he said he don’t believe it’s cultural appropriation and that’s it
Jay Park is way bigger than the industry he works in. Politically incorrect, rebellious by nature, speak too honestly but also creative, caring, intelligent..... UNIQUE
No he is a pawn of the industry. Don't you know how industry works, it uses and promotes the ones that take the oath of secrecy..
Fr he works a translator for a korea mma fighter also. And appear at foreign talent show as judge. His fanbase is huge compare to other khiphop artist
Ehmm what ??
He’s disgusting
Being a fucking racist doesn't make you 'unique and rebellious'
Jay Park is an idol that doesn't walk on eggshells around people. He's open and says how he feels without trying to sugarcoat it and people don't like that. I love it!
He is not an idol tho... And that is the biggest thing that people don't understand about him! As you said he is free and isn't fake and doesn't give a shit about stupid jealous haters who are trying to put him down!! And I too love him for that! 💜
@Just chillin' when I say idol I'm meaning like performer. I'll just say that next time but you know what I mean. Lol.
@@Seolisa I know what you meant, sorry if it came off as rude it was not my itention! 😅 Just saying for the people who don't know and use everything as reason to hate💜
@@justchillin912 lol ah okays understood. Thank you for helping the people lol
Exactly like he’s doing his own thing and like people hate on him for it
Honestly, Jay may not be perfect but he is talented, hardworking and does not seem like a bad person overall. He helps out many other artists too.Yes, he has made mistakes but they are forgivable. He has not committed any extremely bad crimes or did anything very terrible which is why he is able to come back each time. Even his co judge on Asia’s got Talent, Angun, says he is actually very sweet but many don’t know that. He also has a lot of passion for music and what he does too. He even forgave that dude that slapped him. I wonder if others would have forgiven that dude. Basically, Jay has his negative points but he has his good points too, but sadly many just choose to focus on the bad only. I mean who is perfect?
hes racist how is that not bad?
@@KEROKEROZPT How is he racist? I don’t find him racist.
@@KEROKEROZPT how is racist, you must not know what racisms is
right people be hating on him for the most dumbest reasons bro
@@KEROKEROZPT He is no were near racist. He may be impulsive and tends to act before he thinks but he is not racist. Some of his opinions does not fit everyone vibes. Some of the things he says does not come off as him being purposely disrespectfully, but as confident, a bit cocky, and a bit ignorant to why he is wrong. But in no way shape or form is he racist.
As a black person I think Park was right about the dread locks thing as long as your respectful its ok plus, ITS YOUR FUCKING HAIR! Do whatever the fuck you want
I'm not a black person but this was my mentality on the issue. When I was in high school, a black teammate on my tennis team was doing braids for the girls and I asked if she can do it on one side of my head for me. I was so happy and I thought I looked really cute. I refused to take them off for a whole week because I liked it so much. But people nowadays would have said to me "that's cultural appropriation" while I was just trying to be happy living life with my friends... I'm typing this out and I feel like someone will say something about it negatively...
@serenitytran9316 Appreciation is different from appropriation. Many misunderstand.
Also dreadlocks are Jamaican not African American. And no one owns hairstyles. Should Mr. T. be called out for having a Mohawk when he is not a Native American Mohawk Indian? Of course not, but haters will always create a reason to hate.
Real!
400y ago, I bet there were Black people praising chattel slavery as well. Being Black has never given anybody a "right" to endorse and/or give "passes" to anything, that is objectively harmful to the community as a whole.
I want to say coming from a black person he did not culture approbation the African's or black Americans because he did not disrespect are culture, there's a difference between wearing other culture's out of love and disrespecting it by saying n-words, calling black people names or doing any disrespectful and making fun of any culture while wearing any culture he did not do that ounce. He prove a lot of points in his tweets this just proves people hate on him for something they have no place to even talk about or be mad about so Stfu thank you.
@⟭⟬ Blackpink paved the way for kpop ⟬⟭ how am I you stfu
I saw a video on TikTok of J hope
When he did that chicken noodle soup video he wore braids and me personally I don’t care if you wear braids or not as long as you’re not disrespecting it but some people where like no his hair is not good and but he’s fans were like no it not braids it just twist and gel?? Twist is also braids 😂😂 if it was another artist that wore the same braids ,they will get a lot of hate
The DNA video jay park did he packed his hair and did two braids and he’s hair and they call it cultural appropriation and call him a racist Mehn I’m tired.
Make one about bts, chris brown, rihanna, katy perry ectr. But no yall only go after easy target
Jay Park doesn't sue these people like the others do, he's too damn nice to his haters. makes him a very easy target.
@@romitate5857 right💯💯💯they only go after him but continue to listen to the others who are even worser
@@AGULL BTS stans will break hell loose if someone dared to talk bad about their problematic oppars and their company does sue people. Jay Park doesn't want to ruin peoples lives not even his toxic haters who deserve to be sued. He's an easy target because everyone knows how damn nice and peaceful he is
@@romitate5857 he should sue them😤d**th threads are not funny
@@AGULL it is not and will never be something funny!!! That's a crime these problematic internet keyboard warriors need to get punished for. And this kookelit clown constantly inciting targetted hate/ harassment needs jail time.
I came here because of all the hate around him , Man y’all surely act like he murderd 5 black people or something ,
exactly , lets recomed this video under every video where jay is with kpop idols on tiktok, instagram, yt..and everybody can maek up their own mind after watching this video
when it’s a woman, her career is almost over after her first scandal but when it’s a man who has done countless problematic and ignorant things his career still goes on like nothing happened
edit: to clarify, i did not mean all men i only meant jay park you guys seem to interpret my comment wrongly
Mad?
Very very very true
Exactly
The fact that there are male idols with criminal accusations still pending to go to court, thriving; female idols get their careers almost ended for a fight with a hairdresser. Blows my mind.
@@persephone0_010 people don't need reasons to hate on women. People do it all the time. All the hate to women and all the love to men even if they are criminals. That's why the world is worse than the hell
I don’t get it we get he messed up why y’all always bringing this shit back like we heard of this like a million times to you have anything against jay park? seriously there’s alot of more stiff to post about lol
y did u click on the videio then?
💯
he's a real one
Indeed
i agree
Girl
As a Black person, the cultural appropriation issue is kind of a mixed bag. Like I don't get terribly offended but I understand those who do. It feels like the intricacies of appropriation isn't really something easy to explain on either side. In an academic sense, it's a neutral term. But there are instances when it can do harm. However, the manner of harm largely has to do with how a culture is received on a systemic level. Technically. Jay Park isn't wrong. Saying Korean words in a non Korean context is, in an academic literal sense, appropriation. That doesn't mean that it's bad it just means it has to be seen through a lens of understanding Korean culture and its presence in society.
With all respect I do understand perspective of black people mostly * sorry but every time its black people who get offended * but my understanding says that if someone doesn't like something that person isn't gonna choose it in his personal style it's more like I love your culture I wanna try it too...it's attractive and beautiful to me.....not to mock u people.....we live in 21st century.....every racism that was faced isn't same anymore...yeah some people are sh*t but still rest only wanna appreciate it.....it's your choice that u don't want others to come near ur culture....but in the end...it's not always to offend anyone.....
@@akankshasingh9606 I agree I understand why it would upset people but we need to move on and share our cultures. It’s obvious when something is appreciation rather than mocking it, maybe we need to let people appreciate to have more change
@@akankshasingh9606 yes but most of them don't even know the actual culture they're appropriating from, they just love the look of it not the Culture in itself sot therefore it can't be CULTURAL appreciation, also the fact that most idols calls our hair styles reggae hair is a form of appropriation, because they are erasing the real names of this hairstyles and the history behind it, they also mostly use it only for rap or violent concept and this not what our culture should represent
Agreed
I remember when Jeremy Lin (NBA player) had a dreadlock and an ex-NBA player called him out. And the response of Jeremy Lin was the best, “I appreciate your culture so much and I am happy that you appreciate our culture as well by having that Chinese character tattoo”. I 100% agree with what Jay Park said about cultural appropriation. Try to practice what your preaching about discrimination and not be close-minded
Would you ever talk about all the good things he has done? Ohhh of course not, it not going to give tou views you whole channel is after drama and outdated topics to pay your bills
When he donated a lot of money to Black Lives Matter no said anything which of their idol donated to Black Lives Matter?
Exactly. You only see good about the idols the majority are praising
Sadly many always focus on the negatives instead of the positives.
Kpop fans really paint him as an evil villain. I've seen it myself. It's really hurtful to see it. Jay's a nice guy. + He's talented and has an eye for talent.
Right I love jay park idc and people still don’t like him but I never found anything wrong with him
Umm did y’all watch the video or
@@KittentheFennecFoxy’all are so disgusting.. I wish the worst for fans like you.
@@Staypressed_right..💀
@@Staypressed_bro did pretty much nothing
Jay Park is very talented and great voice. He did a great job as one of the judge on Asia Got Talant.
Yes and he was very nice too.
Jay is so misunderstood. If you watch his interviews and keep up with his career, he has a really good heart and cares about people. Yes he has screwed up at times but I always remember him taking accountability and apologising. He has the willingness to do better and be mindful of other cultures. His mindset is unmatched, give him a chance y'all.
Exactly the people that hate him don’t seem to anything about him besides those controversial moments and judge him based on only those things and calling him racist or whatever. He’s done a lot more good than bad in my eyes and everybody who works with him has never said anything bad about him. He has multiple labels and gives them all their creative freedom. He is more misunderstood than anything and I really wish people tried to understand than just assuming and judging everything about him based on the times he’s messed up
I personally don’t take the biggest offense if a non black person wears African hairstyles, it depends on the context and intention. For me growing up in Germany, I met a lot of white people with locs and I never second guess it. It was something that those found aesthetically pleasing and what they wore. It was an aesthetic choice, but never to mock black people. They never wore “black attire” or tried to look hard and gangster. Most of them wore them like a normal hairstyle with their normal clothes and that for sometimes the majority of their lives. Up to this day I don’t mind those people, when it comes to dreadlocks. I start taking offensive if you use them as a prop for a hip hop stage and start reinforcing stereotypes like that this hairstyle is ghetto or makes you look more aggressive and evil. If it gets to the point that it’s only a costume for you that’s where I draw a line. That’s why I personally get offended when most of the kpop idols wear their hair in that style, because I never see dreads in a cute or bright concept, it’s always when y’all imitate black people and their way of speaking, dancing, rapping ect. People’s culture ain’t a costume, it’s not okay to dress up as “Hip Hop” and take them out as soon as the promote cycle ends. To me there is not much difference, to wearing a geisha costume or a native headpiece. It’s the same way offensive and I’m tired. With that explanation boxbraids and cornrows are always offensive to me.
As a black person I completely agree with your statement 👍🏾
I think it also depends on the country and the culture. In the US, CA is a very important topic, due to the history surrounding sl*very, segregation and because it is a very multicultural society. In Latin American countries, CA is reserved to the blatantly disrespect towards a minority, in other cases it is seen as just different cultures sharing between each other. It is pretty crazy how same issues have different impacts depending on what part of the globe you live in
I really love what you said..
Yeah, sorry but if u look at Korean comments especially, dreadlocks are pretty much “oh I wanna be cool hip pop gangster”. I remember even bts said that their debut image “hip hop” style was chosen in order to be somewhat intimating. Also there’s a couple of videos piling up managers and executives talking about concepts for debuts and comebacks that are interesting to say the least. I just don’t really buy the whole thing about Koreans not knowing what these styles represent, considering they know what stereotypes they imply, they just don’t seem to care. It’s not more than that.
@@mariakiwi1428 I understand what you mean but honestly many do stereotype when there is a pattern of behavior for a particular group of people. It is not just a Korean thing but I must say that many in my family, we don’t have a good impression of Africans Americans in general. We are Asian American and I was born and raised in America and I had a lot of negative experiences with African Americans. Of course not everyone is the same, but I must say a number are very mean, rude, gangster like, etc.. Even throughout this whole Covid thing, I was bullied by a number of them. Throughout school I was bullied by them too. I still remember to this day(this was 30 years ago in 1992) when one of them wrote cuss words to our substitute teacher and framed me for it. I was still a weak person so I cried as I was afraid to get in trouble. But the thing was, I saw with my own eyes that that evil bitch did it, however, she had thick enough skin to frame me. Luckily the teacher believed me so I was ok but my impression of African Americans went down from there and more. Talking about BTS, they even bullied Jin so Suga stood up to them when they worked with them on the American Hustle show back then. We form impressions based on our experiences so at times, you cannot truly blame any group of people for stereotyping a particular group of people, especially when you see the same patterns in behavior from the same groups of people over and over again. Asians were attacked and killed during this whole Covid thing, but why is no one fighting for us? But Africans attack us and they brush it off like it is nothing.
There is some misinformation and things left out here.
1.The Mukbbang song was never a Jay Park song, not his song, he was a featuring artist.
He apologized and contacted the original creators of the song and made them delete the lyrics after people educated him about the meaning behind the lyrics and allah.
2. There's ALOOOOOOT more good stuff that he's done that isn't covered in this video, you only saw like 5% out of 100.
Look I get jay might not be the most perfect artist out there but I feel like kpop fans expect him to behave like an kpop idol and agree with everything the fandom says and they get mad when he has his own opinions. I feel like when jay park makes mistakes he always owns up to them and tries to explain his point of view. he's not forcing anyone to like him. he's always said that if you don't agree it's fine. Most of the things he's done in this video literally 90% of other kpop groups have done too and it's funny kpop fans can unite against him when their faves probably have done the same thing, and it's really hypocritical to me. also saying how their faves did it once and never did it again when there is evidence proving otherwise...like just say you hate the man and want to see him fail. stan twitter used to be so much fun back in the old days, nowadays I feel it's turned into a toxic wasteland of fandoms fighting eachother and I'm glad i'm no longer part of it.
well if you are talking about bts then there are threads and videos with proof. the difference between BTS and their fans and any other kpop group and their fandom is that when bts do smtg wrong their fans ca;l them out, educate them and bts dont do it again. no body is saying they havent done bad things but its after the mistake that matters. and other fandoms just want to protect their idols and never accept that they did smtg wrong without being toxic and leaving the fandom and all. like many times if an idol (which is not bts) does smtg wrong some fans instead of understanding they hate on the idol and leave the fandom and all. and well in fact most of us love jay park. most of us understand what he means to say as well. i get what his arguements are about the dread locks thing but he just doesnt word it well and people think he doesnt want to understand the issue but well if he keeps doing stuff like that some people are bound to hate. well agreed twitter is kinda toxic but if you follow and interact with right people its really fun. its like my second home haha
@@sigh213 Not sure if their fans call them out. They also hardly call their fans out which is why the fandom is so toxic now.
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj are you talking about bts?
@@sigh213 Yes.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I wish I could like this comment more than once
And now upload all the good things he have done. 💯
We'll be waiting forever
@@LovelyKissess open ur eyes then
@@AGULL No. I mean they're never going to do it. They only post what the majority wants to see and they know they'll get a lot of hate for showing his good side
Sadly many always focus on the bad and negatives but totally disregard all of the good things about anything or anyone.
2 things i wanna point out
- 8:25 that "there isn't an artist as versatile..." tweet was never that serious, he was litterally being sassy for jokes as always like that's his humour, it's just some funny self praise
- 10:29 This is the biggest misconception around DNA, The original song was by YLN Foreign featuring Jay Park and was created during High School Rapper 4. he wanted to express that the core values and themes regarding hip hop and its culture are things he identifies himself with so much that it is basically a part of his DNA at this point. Hip hop to him is self expression. That is the message of the song. It has nothing to do with their actual DNA and heritage at all.
Wdnc.
@@Possiblyjaz
Translation ?
@@astouaiisha We do not care.
@@Possiblyjaz
Okay...you could have pass by my comment or even not click on this video if you really didn't care
k.
Kookelit admins with all due and respect, you should consider getting a real job
I'm black and I really don't care if white/Asian ppl decide to dread or braid their hair. I don't think nothing is wrong with them being inspired by our hair. I like that other cultures are inspired by us like I'm inspired by Koreans. With that being said I do understand why ppl find it disrespectful or irritating
I agree ... I don't see anyone coming for Asian Doll, Nicki Minaj, Wutang Clan & others for their borderline & cringy appropriation/ appreciation of other ethnic & religious groups ...
Ppl are way too damn sensitive.
@ansley fields I believe that as long as credit is given to a culture, then why not use their hairstyles, dances, etc? I'm Asian btw. As long as someone isn't disrespectful and gives credit to a culture, they can use their dances, etc. We are all human. Look at Nicki Minaj's Chun Li, she uses Asian clothes. But as someone who is Asian, I see no trouble with it, because she is not being disrespectful about it. This is just my opinion though.
@ansley fields That's it. I don't think Asians are doing it to appropriate. Their fans & stans thinking that KPop artists created every single move, hair style, dance move, clothing trend & so on is a different story.
Dawg…
I’m black and it is offensive these people are grown not children at all so let’s not act like they like us because they really don’t ...
Let me tell you this. There is a reason why he is so respected and liked by everyone he ever worked with or even met personally. like I've studied korean and can understand korean and let me tell you this the amount of kind hearted deeds this man has done for his people and the culture is way more than what the international fandom knows. like it's so much that just covering it would need you days and most of it is not known internationally and you'd need to learn Korean to REALLY REALLY understand the amount of impact he has had in the industry there. I wish more people did their proper research on what kind of a man he is instead of ONLY focusing on the bad and his mistakes and circlejerking around that. believe me, he is so much more than his mistakes, you just don't know it.
He is racist. If u like him, u are automatically racist too
Okay??? Am I suppose to be happy that he done good deeds💀💀 my nigga still bad as hell😕‼️
@@wondercaratland8514 why do you feel the need to impose your opinions on other people? Stop being obsessed with people you don't like and learn to accept other people's opinions.
@@ryoz1268 Bro where tf did I oppose my opinion to this person!? I literally just said my own opinion and how I feel. It's a comment section so Imma say how I feel mad much💀. And I'm sticking to my words😴
@@ryoz1268 You rlly misread my whole comment but go off Ig😵💨
Jay Park speaks his truth and people gets butt hurt.. but Jay Park not here to kiss their butt eheheh.. buuut he do apologizes and to be honest he is a Korean American.. goes to Korea and treated not korean enough, comes back to Seattle and not American enough. Stop making him understand yall feelings and start understanding him. This guy may be in public platforms but there's so much everyone don't know about him so stop acting like yall know him. He's in hip hop so why can't he drip in hip hop fashion ???
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This 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
THIS!
And that's the problem. To be a hip hop artist or rapper you don't have to look, dress, or act a certain way. There's no such thing as hip hop fashion.
They are just mimicking the actions and styles of black hip hop artists and rappers. These people grew up with this stuff. It wasn't created to be a hip hop or rap thing. The styles and actions were there before hip hop and rap became a thing.
@@breshia4687 There isn't, but if he like the style and feels it'll fit his MV, he has the write. Just like Nicki Minaj doing Chunli wearing asian atire. You don't have to dress in costume to perform, BUT just about ever artist does. Jay is an artist and dressing is a form of Expression and art as well
tzuyu[form twice]: gets hate for waving her countries flag
wonyoung[ from ive]: gets hate for eating a strawberry with 2 hands
yuna from itzy: gets hate for "overreacting" on breaking her nail
taetae from bts: gets hate for being cheerful and childish
and many more idols who get hate for the most useless reasons while jay park is like this but still loved.
the death of moonbin, lee jihan , yohan , sulli, goo hara , Jong Hyun and many more have passed too soon I might not have known of all of them but its still heartbreaking. when in the world will people understand that the hate we give idols for the smallest things can effect them more then we think which leads to suicide everyday it terrifies me at how heartless people can be to their own "favorite" idols. rest in peace to every idol who passed too soon I wish the best for your families and friends.
edit: I am a Muslim and I was shook at the lyric. tbh I am not that religious but still love my religion. if he could completely change then maybe my opinion could change too. and also sending death threats to him and other idols if too much. I don't hate him but don't love him either. he is a good person too so there is a good side of him.
One day y’all are gonna realise that everything is culture and it’s all appropriated. And guess what? There is nothing wrong with that. For example: I’m a north-african woman who was born and raised in Europe. For my whole life i’ve struggled to ‘belong’ to a certain culture. But it’s hard because my parents raise me differently than the society i have around me. So i decided to make my own mix of the 2 cultures. And besides that i love and appreciate other cultures by cooking their food, listening to their music, learning about their history and culture, wearing their fashion etc. Why? Because i LOVE diversity and appreciate it without disrespecting it. It breaks my heart to see that people would say what i do is wrong, because i truly love these cultures. Cultural appropriation means that you imitate a culture with the thought of claiming it as your own. What Jay Park is doing here is NOT CULTURAL APPROPRIATION. He is showing love and appreciation to another culture. He is not appropriating the culture. In a 100 years, y’all won’t even see any divided cultures anymore, all cultures will become one big mishmash. Mark my words
BRO HERE YA'LL GO AGAIN, ABOUT HIS SHOWING "LOVE" AND APPRECIATION FOR BLACK CLUTURE. You know he can show love from a different culture without crossing the line you know💀💀
This nigga just a wannabe blackaboo at the end of the day💀💯. Yes he is very much appropriating, if your not black just stfu up period 🤷🏽♀️. I'm tired of ya'll nb people telling black people how to feel and how we should react when it comes to people like him💀
@@wondercaratland8514 Ok so where did he cross the line?
@@nepho3333 Are forgetting the multiple hairstyles such as cornrows, braids, ect. also lets not forget when he did that whole dna remix and just painted black people in a bad light? Or how he had try to silent black voice (people like you). Like I said hes a wannabe blackaboo and I said what I said and that's all
@@nepho3333 So shut up and stop talking over black voices, thank you
Ngl i found most of the reasons he's hated for riduculous, i know I'm gonna get dragged for this but that's how i see It 😅🤷🏾♀️ like i'm gonna continue to support the guy but what i do agree with though is that he's clumsy, impulsive and should be more mindful with expressing himself on things he's not familiar with and think twice of what he post. I may be wrong but I feel like his responses are more of a defense mechanism of someone who don't see what wrong he's caused rather than a reaction of a person that does not give a damn about others beliefs and intentionally shows them disrespect, so racist and problematic? no
agreed
he compared himself to a god. you think that’s ridiculous? ur prolly a non believer that’s why…
EDIT: are u being sarcastic btw i couldn’t tell
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keyword " *MOST* of the reasons"
Think again, i'm muslim so very well concerned, heck i was pretty disappointed at first cuz for sure he messed up and his first reaction wasn't it but he ended up owning up to his mistakes and apologizing so why would we still be at it? especially after the person have proven to be unaware, uncultivated on the matter like there's no need to be that resentful for a lack of knowledge
He should have known better as a christian but then again tbh It's understandable that he would think "oh no biggie people mention God in their song all the time" unfortunately for Him When it comes to Shirk, for us muslims this is not something we joke about. We are a lot more cautious about using God's name in vain/trivial matters than christians so there's that as well
@@astouaiisha ok
Jay Park did not delete his Instagram... that just misleading right there . His Instagram is still active.
it's deleted though, haven't you seen?? try searching for his @ you'll see it's gone
SERIOUSLY THIS IS SOOOO STUPID PEOPLE ARE MAKING THINGS A HUGE THING. NOW NOONE CAN DO A CERTAIN HAIRSTYLE OR SAY SOMETHING USINg certain words because people want to get butt burt.. Ahhhhh I want to pull my hair outt.
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GenZ
Ur white....
I think its a problem in amerika, cuz here in europe we never (or i didnt see in the media) have a problem with it
Ma’am you are from the caucus mountain. Be quiet with your bayang.
I dont know why knetz sensitive about wearing other culture's hair like dreadlocks? Isnt that appreciation instead of appropriation? Its not even patented. Jeez. Knetz are closed minded people.
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Glad my country embrace and celebrate all culture.
RM was only racist once? No sweetie. Some BTS stans really wanna turn a blind eye to ALL the things the group/RM has done in terms of racist behavior. RM has a very problematic past, maybe not anymore, but it definitely was MORE than one time..
So true
Very true but many fans are blind to the faults of their favorites.
I find this so common with many popular idols these days. RM said the N word, appropriated black culture with his hair styles, Suga having dreads, T-ara dressing up as Native Americans, Daesung black face with dreads, Gdragon blackface as Andre 3000, Taeyang appropriating black hairstyles and culture, many female idols appropriating Desi style, BamBam saying the N word, many Suju members doing black face, idols covering a racist Indian song about curry, Bobby appropriating black culture, Mino appropriating black culture, Kai having dreads, and so much more. However, their loyal fanbase will turn a blind eye or justify all of these instances. The kpop industry needs to do better.
@@JacksonWalter735 wait bambam said the n word??
как всегда, кпопис не проживут и дня, если не впихнут Намджуна
I'm just not understanding why people keep coming for him? In my opinion as a black woman I am honored that he takes pride in our culture and shows the utmost respect. I have never once felt disrespected and I looked forward to seeing him, listening to his lyrics, and how he expressed his love for his fans. I remember he was at a Seattle game and took a pic courtside...the comments that he received just by being at a game was hate filled and disgusting. But this was funny, right? There is ignorance all around us and though I know it hurt like hell for not only him but for us his fans., scratch that his fam. We are his fam ya'll. As his family we should wish him well and continue to support him in all his future endeavors. Let's be civil this year. I am a huge fan of KOOKIELIT and I appreciate all your content. Everyone stay true and positive, and optimistically I know that we will all be ok.
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Facts
You don’t speck for the whole black community
@@leepee6843 They said "IN THEIR OPINION" So I'm sure they know that
@@leepee6843 neither do you...
Y'all acting like pure souls who have never said anything that is not okay 😅 now don't act like you have neverrr ....the only difference is his mistakes are on internet and ours not....( Please learn tolerance and forgiveness everyone learns by doing mistakes)
That would be understandable if he actually made the time to apologize for his mistakes. But no. He’s literally insulted and gaslighted all his fans for the messed up garbage that’s come out of his mouth
the stuff he did isn't even that bad lmao, yall are just looking for an excuse to be miserable.
Because it's fun *sarcasm*
I'm sorry but U can't sit there and act like the Allah comment wasn't bad....
@@CsySnw What made it bad? In your opinion? I'm just wondering
@@LovelyKissess If you're actually curious I'd suggest Google, cause I'm not bothered. If you're not, then you can just go on living ignorantly it's cool. Just embrace your true self instead of acting like you wanna be empathetic 👋
@@CsySnw Ok I'm sorry. But that made 0 sense
There’s idols that have used the N Word and have been forgiven but for some reason neitizens wanna bash one of the only artists that acts like his unfiltered self and gives back to the hiphop culture. It’s so weird. Jay is literally the only Korean Artist that never fails to mention how he is a guest in this house when it comes to hiphop while there’s idols that will literally just use hiphop elements for “swag” or musical clout because it’s trendy.
7:16 he’s right tho and I ask again for the 1 millionth time where do we draw the line between appreciation and appropriation? Because it seems like everything these days is an appropriation
That’s the same thing I wonder about too.
Everything and anything is CA these days. Idk if I am South-Asian and I cant seem to understand this but if you are allowed to share cultures through food and practices then what about hairstyles? CA may be a critical topic in the west, but in Asia i really cant really understand
@@kiwiwooq I’m black and I also fail to understand it sometimes. I think it’s fine as long as they’re not doing it to portray a certain stereotype. For example making braids in a bid to seem tougher. Because what’s the beauty in the diversity of the world if we are not open to other people sharing and being part of our culture
I honestly feel bad for all the things races suffered throughout history by the hands of my own race, but I feel like shredding someone to bits because of a hairstyle is too much
Yeah.. I honestly don't see the problem about the hairstyle.. I've watched how the African - American reacted to that issue and they don't see a problem..
Shaming people for wearing the "wrong hairstyle" isn't the solution people think it is. To ruin someone's career over it is fucking ridiculous.
@@modkip25 username ti je moj životni moto hahaha
@@veliana.kimberly lies
@@LaulloYHWH Just search it up
u give a little too much weight to "netizens" in your life
I don't even want write out what I really & truly want to say so In just going to leave it at I love & support Jay. That's all.
so you support his actions too?
There's a dangerous amount of non black people speaking on his cultural appropriation in these comments 🤨
8:28 what are they so mad for?🥴
I agree with him on the hair. There’s way bigger problems then hair. Y’all need to stfu, he saying what we all wanna say
Right
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Also don’t get mad when ppl “Asian fish” either
He also only said that cause his ass got handed to him for disrespecting black ppl
@@animegirlie7119 He said that because it's true. People got mad at it because they got called out on hypocrisy and couldn't handle it
Dude i think that honestly Jay Park isn't even that bad 😂.. he just doesn't think before he speaks, that's all.
People take it too seriously.
I get the cultural appropriation stuff, but that's the whole Kpop/K-Hip-Hop industry. That's not just Jay Park. It's so many!
Yeah he’s honestly more misunderstood than anything in my opinion. He speaks openly about everything and he’s just messed up at certain times. People think he’s some monster but he was just being ignorant at times. People don’t give him enough credit for how much work he’s put in for Korean hip hop and has helped out so many artists.
I like him I think he's great he built a business on his own
In first 5 minutes i realized that jay park is not a bad guy but surely the society is disgustingly fucked up
jay park is the bad guy.
@@niloupalalotus and even tho I'm not a fan I think that he's generally a good person, he just has a bad way of expressing his feelings and thoughts
@@someone-xy5dl so insulting multiple religions and cultures is just 'expressing his feelings and thoughts' hah this is why i hate kpop stans
@@someone-xy5dl I bet you’re nb
@@someone-xy5dl soft
I am going to say it again: Dreadlocks is not black culture, dreadlocks history is actually the opposite of what people think.. Please research (google scholar is free), also braids have a different history, also weave is another issue, also tattoos is not black in particular, its history is different. You cannot assume cultural appropriation, you need to know its manifestation and existence, but here are Netizens becoming outraged on something they assume to be their culture. That is the problem.
EXACTLY
@@LovelyKissess box braids are black culture :)
THIS ✨✨✨
Locs have everything to do with black culture, I gotta admit it's quite hard to pinpoint the birth of locs and dreadlocs, like who started it or which culture can claim it, since at that time, locs, precisely matted hair was more of a LIFESTYLE not a stylistic choice; ex: vikings would wear their matted hair before going to war because it made things easier for them; or people would wear them for religious reasons. A lot of the choices made around having locs back in the day were for practical reasons NOT stylistic choices. Whereas in modern times people (white people) tend to wear Boxbraids, Cornrows, and Dreadlocks, as a stylistic choice. In the black culture, these styles are very much a lifestyle for us we carry the history of slaves who used this to their advantage to escape plantations or even keep goods into their braids. Not only that we use it to actually protect our hair. Listen if descendants of vikings wanted to wear dreadlocks just because their ancestors did it, i dont give two fucks but what we not gonna do is undermine a whole lifestyle. People wear it just because they wanna look cool not because they are appreciating a culture and that itself is another problem because its easier to wear the hair and not be persecuted against it. Black people wear braids and locs and are called unkept and unprofessional. Ohhh and straight hair is not part of white culture, anyone from any race can have straight hair and even curly hair; so having a weave is not me culturally appropriating people who have straight hair
Y'all white huh
It could be just me but I really can't stand people who expose personal messages.. Predebut picture or any type of informations about idols... Respect their privacy if they wanted you to know or see they'd have showed it themselves
People do know that the in rest of Asia, that regular people and celebs/artists are wearing Black hairstyles RIGHT NOW.
Not just in Korea...there are other countries to remember too. People do understand that this happening and to not put all your focus on one artist to attack like Jay Park...
Or anyone at all. There's real issues out here that needs attention. Focus on those
@@LovelyKissess yeah! 😤 tbh I noticed people in the comments mentioning the old DNA remix video. Only saying things about Jay....but how come they DON’T noticed or call-out others that were there?? Like I feel like they are so blinded by Jay’s popularity that they don’t give the time to research any of the smaller/underground artists that were there.
It’s annoying to see all the hate and negativity go to one person that doesn’t deserve it.😔😔😔
BUT YES! THERE ARE BIGGER ISSUES!! 👍🏼
@@MusicIslife-nn9gn It's definitely his popularity lol. It's like the burning sun scandal. Seungri is the only one they talk about and forget the rest that were involved and focus mainly on him
Aoa when Jimin was accused of bullying and a few other members, but Jimin was the only one attacked
It's either your popularity or their deep hatred for you that causes them to continuously attack you
@ansley fields It's not your place to tell me what I can and can't say. How about learning and staying in your place. Don't preach it until you practice it
I'm really curious why you don't cover all horrible things done by BTS, you keep repeating the same things Jay Park did years ago like it's new and ignoring the fact that he apologized and changed. Makes me laugh by your biased agenda you have towards certian people.
Because I'm pretty sure they will get cancelled. 100%
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@@kimchithatisnicelyfermente4627 well they should cancel BTS then they have a lot of fans and their problematic stories are endless it will sure pay this channel bills lol
Literally I’m beginning to think this page is looking for views honestly
All of these kpop channels be afraid to cover the bad things bts has done. They're to afraid of the hate they'll get. That's why a lot of rumors and/or truths about bts is unknown because these channels are afraid of a bunch of kids. So they prefer to attack those who everyone hates
The fact kpop fans hate jay park so much for being racist but were so silent when it came to the burning sun scandal, and even saying things like "forgive seungri" or "he did no wrong" its crazy to me!
Its kinda socking how kpop fans or netizens hated jay for saying something about korea when he was a literal TEEN, but didnt blow the burning sun scandal when a adult CRIMINAL (seungri) who drugs and raped women was set free from jail in 1year and 6 months
FYI: im not saying that jay park did no wrong nor am i defending jay park!
I’m sorry he’s just racist
I love and support Jay Park. He was a child getting used to a new culture talking to his friends. Geez.
Bruh if y’all don’t like songs just don’t Listen to it lol why bother commenting some of u mfs are just too dam sensitive he likes hippop and R&B he was influenced by black artist and black at the end of the day he’s successful and making money leave the man alone 🤦♂️
Now as a black person I could be offended by the fact that you said he was wearing dreadlocks when the were braids, there is a difference or do you refer to any type of braids dreadlocks because that's all you know. I kind of wish he would retire so that you guys would have nothing to talk about
Could you really get offended by that? Genuine question
@@LovelyKissess yes a black person could be because it shows indifference, it's all the same to the person who is just throwing out words, they don't know the difference and they really don't care what the difference is
I fucking love this man❤
A fucking legend with a good heart🧿
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Not a legend at all...
have you heard his dingo freestyle? he’s talented af 🔥
People are just over acting. Everything became an issue..
I find it funny: I can't name _one_ idol that people started a hate train for that actually did something wrong. :/
Seungri?
@@petalsarefalling Not if you look at the case trails.
I know that he is nice guy
I miss him.
you dont
@@niloupalalotus why
@@manasvichandra2743 mans offended literally everyone you dont trust me
Jay Park is widely loved and respected in Asian countries. He is a legend.
Yea cause Asians are hella racist
@@animegirlie7119 That is BS! If you are racist you just are regardless of your ethnicity or race.
@@animegirlie7119 saying that literally makes you racist
I like Jay park his controversies don’t bother me at all I pray the best for him.
if y’all wanna support a racist just say that lol stop tryna use excuses that he makes mistakes and he’s changed.
Make a video on how jay has put on for everyone around him. Would be over an hour long with the amount of lives he’s changed and positively affected.
I'm Muslim and I'm slowly starting to become a fan of Jay Park, that scandal about the lyrics don't bother me much 🤷♀️ people are just pressed af
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Its still disgusting though. We had right to be mad
@@lovelysumaya8256 im not saying dont be mad anyway, do what u want lmao
@@scarabukimono I'm just saying just because you don't care about it anymore or not offended anymore doesn't mean we can't be still offended or still disgusted by it. You said people were pressed af
@@lovelysumaya8256 i mean by the people who take it to the next level, like sending death threats etc
No matter what I love Jay park ❤
I think he been in their shoes that why he helped them out and believes in their potential.
Its stupid. Everything is literally placed as cultural approp.
Still love him, still listen to his music, and I’m still black 🤷🏽♀️
lol same here
Want a cookie?
@@tionne4716 lol I mean if your offering cookies then sure
@@hafshi I can understand that being offensive
@@hafshi it wasn't extreme lol dafuq??? Comparing himself to a God not knowing Allah in your religion is more important is not something to be extreme about. Know your boundaries
YES he is pretty problematic but HE IS talent and lets agreed that when you are in internet is just scary....... people are saying to jay ki** hinself this is sooo disgusting
He is racist. Cant believe y’all put Kpop over morals
@@animegirlie7119 i know i am not saying he is the right of story just saying that people think that they dont hurt him too
@@animegirlie7119 Why do you think he is racist? I don’t get that impression of him.
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj impression? did you meet him, gurl bye- 💀
@@saraha1998 I meant public impression!
Leave this man alone
Omg😂😂😂😂 like ??? Aren’t you tired
He’s he the only one that has done something bad
People saying he’s problematic
I mean who isn’t problematic in this world???
I got to say he have did a lot of things in the past but he does make good music and he was and still is a good CEO even though he's not a CEO anymore he was a good CEO and that's a little harsh telling him to take his whole life I don't care how much you don't like nobody you don't tell nobody to take their own life
Jpark is so talented,his songs are so good
so talented at offending people yeah
he's Islamophobic 💀
Some country, some race, some people... When others country wears their cultural clothes like kimono, yukata, hanbok, or do a cultural gestures, or even hair style, they won't mind..because they feel proud their lovely culture been appreciated and promoted globally.
But for some people, they throw rocks because of using their hair style that has been patent copyrighted.
Well in the future, there's no kpop, jpop, etc wanna promote any cultural thing because of things like these. And if any black community start doing cultural appropriation, they get back what they hav thrown to others.
7:39 it’s literally sarcasm.
And even so how can he have power over another dude’s haircut.
This fake ass woke era has really gone into some of y’all heads and y’all been lacking common sense.
Y’all been doing the most even if he did some bs while he been donating raising awareness talking about important stuff before y’all even started to feel woke but somehow y’all wanna change the narrative.
8:30 it didn’t’ sit with people on social media well it did only ARMYS as usual felt offended and didn’t’ quote several artists but literally spoke only about bts like any of his tweets.
Your lack of collect and researches is again inaccurate RM didn’t « only did it one time » there’s literally videos, pictures from programs and even where not even only him but other bts members says and wore problematic stuff. ( remember Namjoon wearing breads, trying to have a textured hair, he claimed he was good doing the blaccent, literally made several colorist comments about a member skin tone, Suga also wore dreads, literally wore a brand with a nazi sign on it, other members also made some colorist comments and let’s even go where they said *several* times the nword. And it’s that not even all the scandal they had lol. Y’all love to associate jay and bts and claiming one is racist while he did say some questionable things but never said any colorist comment, never said the n word, never wore nazi signs…. Y’all math ain’t mathing. How can you claim that something done repeatedly from jay park is wrong but it’s not for them ?!
This whole bandwagon started the minute he said that Kpop and k hip hop are 2 different things and that he prefers Big Bang over bts because he literally knows them since almost 20years again y’all dumb asf.
Smh most of y’all are way too invested but y’all don’t even know facts that are easily findable from your so called fandom. Even for jay’s issues y’all blatantly twisting things to your convenience but I guess truth and your actually concern about cultural issues is fake.
Those who wants to hate , hate him.. Those who support him as an artist, support him it's your choice do what you love do what you think it's right but let's not fight each other here .. We have different opinion ... Wishing you guys a healthy life
His cancellations have been for dumb reasons and yet people still praise actual criminals like Justin Bieber and Chris Brown
Those locks, even Vikings were wearing them, they also braided their hair...
Anyway. I see kimonos everywhere outside Japan and Asia, something ok it seems...
@ansley fields Yes, Vikings literally did. Don't lie to yourself, now.
@@tangerineYT They literally did not💀 y'all love to bring up that bs argument like these people don't specifically go for a more African American style aesthetic, no one is trying to look like a damn viking, don't kid yourself.
@@k.sxraiiii9597 Saying that makes it very clear you've never seen pictures, drawings, or things to do with vikings.
And nobody cares about you or what you look like. Maybe stop feeling like the whole world is constantly thinking about wanting to be you and you won't feel that way. It's a hairstyle-- get over it.
@@tangerineYT How nice it would be if it people weren't actively trying to be us whilst hating us and berating us for being rightfully upset💀 the facts are right in front of y'all and you guy really sit and choose to not see the issue and that's a damn shame. Must suck to be this willfully ignorant.
@@tangerineYT It's not your race nor people who look like you, so you don't see a problem and that's pathetic. Instead you want to use the dumbest comparisons like vikings who literally look nothing like and have absolutely nothing to do with black hip hop and rap artists and their aesthetic. Even a 5 year old could come up with a better excuse. Y'all are embarrassing.
I might add that you seem to be an attention seeker. While you made a whole video filled with inaccuracy you’re still going at it surfing on the wave to get views. How about you’re doing these type of deep diving research keeping that same energy for other groups and artists you seem to favor ? You’re mad silent about them but super vocal about jay. What a weird behavior. Well at least I’ll give you props for once you actually did your researches and didn’t share inaccurate things like you usually do. Tho still the song you talked about isn’t his like y’all want to claim he had a couple of lines it and featured on it with several artists. And you mentioned his good deeds like 1% of it while it’s literally been decades he’s been at it.
People really need to mind their own business... I don't get the terrible cancel culture for the tiniest things in Korea and the cultural appropriation is also dumb, if someone is mocking the culture of course its bad but not beeing able to do something like style your hair?
I hate how people always call cultural appropriation on people. Ok so we like the style and the vibe from hip hop but because it comes from a black culture black people will bully someone for that. It’s called showing love to one’s culture. The same when someone copies Mexican culture like in Japan it’s a whole Chicano culture there and the Mexicans weren’t even man what they did was go to japan to party with them. This culture appropriation shit is dumb.
Sorry but he didn't do anything wrong. Just some immature comments as a young man. That's literally it. Touch some grass and look into the real world.
Every young teenager does that right
didn't do anything wrong??? r we looking at the same person?
Watever the case he gonna keep grinding and hustling as always and makes big. Haters always gonna hate. Like jay park said " instead of wasting time hating on someone use them to do good for urself and others".
He isn't problematic, he's human. All humans have done screwed up things because it's in their dna and a lot has done worse than him. People in the comments are worse than him and every idol the cancel. Maybe people should work on them then try fixing other people, but only after you're truly a better person
When it comes to Kpop idols the smallest thing makes them problematic as if the people calling them out have never done anything "problematic"
@@TheJrockfreak yup this. i really wish kpop fans would climb off their high horse and stop acting like they’re better than any idol. they’re the first ones to call out “problematic” behavior in idols as if they’re saints that have never done ANYTHING wrong in their lives. “x idol is so problematic i can’t believe people stan him/her”. how do i know you’re NOT problematic? because you’re a regular person that doesn’t have a camera on you every 24 hours? they take being anonymous behind screens for granted soo much. i bet half of the rude and vile things that they say about certain idols, they will NEVER say to their faces.
@@thatonemultistan3070 Well said! And I agree 100% unless they are perfect then they are just as problematic as the idols
@@TheJrockfreak Exactly. But I learned that when people call others out for their "wrong doings" it makes them feel less like a terrible person. And often, humans like to self deflect. So by changing that person, they feel they're doing a good thing and they're less of a problem now. I know I worded that wrong but I hope y'all know what I'm saying
@@LovelyKissess You worded it perfectly and your absolutely right
i m still jay park fan and even he got a lot of controversy but honestly i do not know why but i just got hook up on him like a dude of tough days of my life
The thing I don't like is that the people who spread rumours and say things that aren't true, end up hurting more than one person. Like how Jay Park's rumours caused HyunA and Sunmi to leave their group :(
Jay Park spreaded rumours abt Hyuna and Sunmi?
@@joshuachong2156 No
@@joshuachong2156 I actually looked it up and found no such thing.... they left but it had nothing to do with Jay.
Well now you are saying something that isn't true. Hyuna left even before of all those because of health issues and sunmi left for herself.
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj same i don’t know why this comment says that
But the dreads situation… my dad has had dreads for over 6 years and he’s Filipino… no one says anything??? So why would people have to comment on Jay park with dreads I don’t understand…
If he wore the braids on his hair and started imitating a black person, maybe paint his skin and stuff, he would need to apologize. He just wore braids on his hair because he likes it, there's nothing wrong with it.
What he did was not disrespectful.
@Lily_Lim🍑 i was taking about the braids. And we should also cancel anyone who calls themselves god, then.
yo JP is my dude. I mean I can relate to what he's going through. The haters hate him because they are ignorant and they dont know what its like to be in between his shoes. hes actually one of the reasons why i got into kpop and khiphop. Kyopo struggles lives on but staying strong no matter what.
Wearing dreadlocks is not cultural appropriation. The whole debate is stupid. Jay Park is right. Cultural exchange is inevitable, and should be promoted. People argue over the dumbest things.
I've only heard good things about Jay, he really seems like a kind lad.
In all honesty, I sort of agree with some of his statements, black/African American culture has been made mainstream, with it comes the clothes, dances and hairstyles. I believe that Kpop has been influenced heavily by Michael Jackson and hiphop, Michael said that he got his inspiration from James brown and black kids dancing on the street.
I think that the admiration and wish to follow something you like comes from a good place. I wouldn't cancel someone if they dressed up in Estonian traditional everyday clothes (we also have a long history of slavery, 700 years), I'd be glad to see that foreigners take interest and like the style.
Anyhow, I hope that through out time we can be more understanding and people could freely express themselves (as long as it doesn't hurt others).
All the love
@⟭⟬ Blackpink paved the way for kpop ⟬⟭ I think he just found a rhyme and didn't take into account the true meaning culturally behind the word... As long as I don't see him saying actually disrespectful racist things on purpose, in a way where he meant to be rude... Then I would not throw him under the bus for it... Also he seemed to regret the mistakes he made, he owned up to 'em.
he is American thats why he doesnt fit it Korea . See thats the thing , my parents are Mexican , i was born in America , i dont know anything about actual mexican society norms or viewpoints . If i went there i wouldnt fit in either .