For goddsakes what an absolute f***in saint. You want people cancelled for the tiniest of mistakes. There no beauty…
Listen Mu Hyul, your comment seems to have less logic and more frustration. Let me address your points one by one: The 'Saint' Jibe: I don't need to be a 'saint'; being a conscious human being is enough. If distinguishing between right and wrong looks like 'sainthood' to you, then your moral standards must be hit rock bottom. The 'Cancel Culture' Rant: Read my comment again. Nowhere did I mention 'boycotting' or 'canceling' anyone. I spoke about Accountability. Calling out a racist and narrow-minded remark isn't 'canceling'—it’s advising someone to be a better human being. Dismissing an insult as a 'tiny mistake' is exactly where the problem lies. Your Logic on 'Beauty and Dignity': Dignity isn't found in staying silent and enduring insults; it’s found in standing up for self-respect. Defending every wrong move of your favorite artist isn't 'dignity,' it's just blind fandom. The 'C-Dramas' Excuse: I don't need to watch an actor's entire filmography to know that a racist remark is wrong. If someone throws trash on the street, I don't need to check their resume before calling them out. Next time you defend someone, try bringing some actual logic. Just sticking labels like 'Loonies' on others won't give your argument any weight.
An actor’s role is to break boundaries and bridge cultures, not to stereotype the identities of millions through a narrow-minded lens. If you look at a simple caricature and instantly link it to the appearance of people from a specific region, it doesn’t show your 'sense of humor'—it reveals a deeply rooted superiority complex. The very 'Southeast Asia' you attempted to mock is a region that fuels your global popularity and gives your work international recognition. It's time to broaden your perspective, as beauty and dignity are not the exclusive property of any single nation or region. This remark is a stain on your career that no amount of acting can ever wash away.
Wi Ha-joon’s screen presence in Siren’s Kiss is unmatched. The slow-burn chemistry with the female lead is driving me crazy in the best way possible! 4 episodes and the tension is already off the charts.❤️
Lord God, please help CH3 produce a good script. do not let them waste this wonderful chemistry and these great…
Absolutely! Great chemistry and brilliant acting are incomplete without a story that has depth. Hopefully, this time justice will be done to the story and it won't just turn out to be another ordinary show. These two are truly talented actresses, and given their global reach, CH3 should invest more money in the writers and directors of this series
I am really loving this drama! Park Sung-hoon's character is fantastic, and his bond with the dogs is truly heartwarming. It’s true what they say—sometimes animals are better than humans. I just hope the writers don't drag out the love triangle for too long, because Park Sung-hoon truly loves her from the bottom of his heart, and the depth of his feelings is clearly visible.
Atp she wasn't looking for anything specific, and she discusses how she was watching her drink the whole time,…
To be honest, writers sometimes intentionally include such things in dramas. For instance, when she is under the influence of drugs, she gets a bit wild and starts having s*x with Vicky. Even though Vicky tells her it's just the drug's effect, she doesn't stop; yet, Vicky still accepts her. Similarly, if we look at I Wanna Be Sup'tar, a r*pe scene was shown followed by a kiss scene, which was quite weird. However, when people raised their voices against it, the writers had to cut that scene. They removed the r*pe scene but kept the kiss. I feel that in GL series, some scenes are included purely for shock value without any real purpose or necessity. It seems like this is happening in every drama these days."
Atp she wasn't looking for anything specific, and she discusses how she was watching her drink the whole time,…
You're right that she sent the address as a precaution, but the question here isn't about their intentions, but about their professional standards. Risk assessment is the first thing taught in police training. If you're going alone to a place where you're likely to be drugged, simply leaving a message isn't enough safety gear. Look at the mental instability of that man—he attacked a girl at Vicky Cafe over a minor accident (dropping an item). He's clearly a psychopath. this incident occurred near Thane. I know she went there to gather information, but if her friend had been even slightly late in arriving, that man could have done anything to her. my word "touching" didn't mean flirting; I was referring to a situation where he was behaving indecently or molesting her after drugging her."
Being a police officer, she knows exactly what kind of man Bawornthat is, yet she showed no common sense at all. She didn't think it necessary to call for backup or use any safety gear. Looking at the way he was touching her, anyone could tell how reckless she was about her own safety.
Gong Min Jung is really a good actress, I have noticed her in many dramas, the first time I saw her properly was in hometown cha cha cha, I liked her a lot there, I liked her a lot here too, I liked her bonding with Choi Si Won a lot, I hope to see her playing a lead role in the future, if she plays that role with Choi Si Won then it will be even better.
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The 'Saint' Jibe: I don't need to be a 'saint'; being a conscious human being is enough. If distinguishing between right and wrong looks like 'sainthood' to you, then your moral standards must be hit rock bottom.
The 'Cancel Culture' Rant: Read my comment again. Nowhere did I mention 'boycotting' or 'canceling' anyone. I spoke about Accountability. Calling out a racist and narrow-minded remark isn't 'canceling'—it’s advising someone to be a better human being. Dismissing an insult as a 'tiny mistake' is exactly where the problem lies.
Your Logic on 'Beauty and Dignity': Dignity isn't found in staying silent and enduring insults; it’s found in standing up for self-respect. Defending every wrong move of your favorite artist isn't 'dignity,' it's just blind fandom.
The 'C-Dramas' Excuse: I don't need to watch an actor's entire filmography to know that a racist remark is wrong. If someone throws trash on the street, I don't need to check their resume before calling them out.
Next time you defend someone, try bringing some actual logic. Just sticking labels like 'Loonies' on others won't give your argument any weight.
The very 'Southeast Asia' you attempted to mock is a region that fuels your global popularity and gives your work international recognition. It's time to broaden your perspective, as beauty and dignity are not the exclusive property of any single nation or region. This remark is a stain on your career that no amount of acting can ever wash away.
Similarly, if we look at I Wanna Be Sup'tar, a r*pe scene was shown followed by a kiss scene, which was quite weird. However, when people raised their voices against it, the writers had to cut that scene. They removed the r*pe scene but kept the kiss.
I feel that in GL series, some scenes are included purely for shock value without any real purpose or necessity. It seems like this is happening in every drama these days."
Risk assessment is the first thing taught in police training. If you're going alone to a place where you're likely to be drugged, simply leaving a message isn't enough safety gear. Look at the mental instability of that man—he attacked a girl at Vicky Cafe over a minor accident (dropping an item). He's clearly a psychopath. this incident occurred near Thane.
I know she went there to gather information, but if her friend had been even slightly late in arriving, that man could have done anything to her. my word "touching" didn't mean flirting; I was referring to a situation where he was behaving indecently or molesting her after drugging her."
2. Is Xiao Bei aware of this?