This comment relies on a false premise, and if the premise is wrong, the conclusion collapses.No one here is saying…
Except this standard is not applied to the man on the street. KSH will have his day in court to prove himself innocent just like everyone else.. What you are asking for is for him to be immune from any accusations or trolling before that plays out which is not given to random people
Of course if an unknown random person evades tax, everyone here will be ruthless and ask for him to be jailed and no mercy shown
When it’s an oppa doing it, suddenly people are like oh baby, my previous, my oppa is innocent, my oppa didn’t mean it, people are just trying to smear him etc etc
What’s your obsession with him? Same boring narrative, zero substance. At this point, your fixation on blaming…
Using Netflix as a barometer for artistic excellence is like saying McDonald’s makes the best food in the world because they’ve sold billions of burgers. They don't sell quality, they sell accessibility and familiarity
What’s your obsession with him? Same boring narrative, zero substance. At this point, your fixation on blaming…
It’s not an obsession; it’s an observation. If it hurts your feelings that I’m pointing out the common denominator in these flops, that’s a 'you' problem.
And if we’re talking about 'meaningful contributions' and 'facts,' let’s start with yours: Netflix didn't cast him. They licensed a broadcast drama for streaming. There is a massive difference between being a 'Netflix Original' pick and being part of a third-party acquisition that Netflix bought to fill a content slot.
It’s bold to call my post 'low-effort' when you don't even understand how distribution works. You’re over here defending his talent based on a business transaction that didn't even happen the way you think it did. Stay mad at the 'narrative' if you want, but at the end of the day, no amount of aggressive gatekeeping is going to turn a licensed flop into a hit
K-Drama 
Don't ask me how the show is. I only know we supposed to declare it a masterpiece once the Netflix logo hits on episode 1
let’s Gooooo!
When it’s an oppa doing it, suddenly people are like oh baby, my previous, my oppa is innocent, my oppa didn’t mean it, people are just trying to smear him etc etc
Only 10/10 masterpiece comments are allowed!!
And if we’re talking about 'meaningful contributions' and 'facts,' let’s start with yours: Netflix didn't cast him. They licensed a broadcast drama for streaming. There is a massive difference between being a 'Netflix Original' pick and being part of a third-party acquisition that Netflix bought to fill a content slot.
It’s bold to call my post 'low-effort' when you don't even understand how distribution works. You’re over here defending his talent based on a business transaction that didn't even happen the way you think it did. Stay mad at the 'narrative' if you want, but at the end of the day, no amount of aggressive gatekeeping is going to turn a licensed flop into a hit