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YOU are an example of why so many Asian celebrities kill themselves. No matter what they do, someone like you will put the most negative-possible slant on it; using it as a platform to launch self-righteous screeds portraying them as insensitive monsters, as you have done in your multiple comments here.

By your reasoning, she should have stayed in her luxury home and left these poor communities' existence in the dark where most people prefer them to be.

Do some charity work of your own and leave other people alone to do theirs.

Knetz/Cnetz/Jnetz alert! A celebrity-killer is in the thread.

The mindset behind this AI-written (you're not fooling anyone, Lily_Alice) article is what drives so many Asian celebrities to depression, despair, and suicide. No matter what they do, where they go, who they socialize with, how they dress or wear their hair, who they date, it is fodder for Knetz/Cnetz/Jnetz/whatever to criticize, find fault with, and ultimately, judge their morals and character by.

Media outlets such as MDL then do their part in throwing together and publishing trashy articles such as this one, summarizing what this tiny minority of Internet fan-obsessives thinks of the celebrity as if it means anything and is newsworthy.

That said, this young woman should still be on hiatus from work. She is still scary-thin, and nobody recovers from what sounds like a major breakdown in three months, then gets right back to work. She probably feared she would be cancelled if she didn't do so.

I was glad to see this trashy article removed from the front page after one day. It should have been removed from the site.

Comparing the talents of one performer against the talents of another is about as natural an audience reaction as there could be. "Criticism," as in "critiquing" is what audiences and "critics" do.

The commenter asserted that Billkin and PP were "both fantastic in their roles." Since I consider PP to be far less talented than Billkin, in both acting and singing, I disagreed and said so in a reply.

Replying to a comment one disagrees with is pretty natural in a comment section.

By the way, these are adult men performers, not Kindergarteners. Not everyone gets a blue ribbon regardless of the quality of their work.

lol It's intentional.

So, it's like a contest? OK, got it.

4 sentences too much for you to handle mind you?

I work for myself and I love what I do.
I work from home, set my own schedule and do whatever I want when I want.
The fact that annoys you is icing on the cake.

And I guarantee that if you agreed with my opinions, you wouldn't have made such a lame attempt at an insult.

Projection. There's a lot of that on MDL.

" You do not have basic morals. " hahaha OK, sure. If you say so.

YOU are the one who used the term "professional critic," first. I merely thanked you and now you're being a twat about it. Oh well...your anger issues aren't my responsibility.

Nah...I'll keep writing here and anywhere else I please. Thanks for the advice, though.

Nah...I'll keep replying here and anywhere else I please. Thanks for the advice, though.

Oh...as I was slothing my way back into the "sewers," I saw you floating by, all brown with corn kernels here and there, right? You don't look well.

Except that I didn't "ramble" and you are well aware of that.

Lame passive-aggressive put-down. Try harder.

You are one hundred percent correct. I had them reversed because in his head shot above, Boom has hair in his eyes similar to Jin. The hair color is similar to Jin's also. Smart has dark hair above, so without looking more closely, I assumed one to be the other.

oops!

My bad. I had Boom and Smart mixed up, because in the head shot above, at which I didn't look closely, Boom has Jin-like hair. oops! Yes, Boom is the far superior actor.

Well, thank you! That's generous of you to say. I appreciate it.

Yup, my bad. I had the two actors confused. I saw Boom's hair in his head shot above and assumed it was Smart as Jin. oops!

Nah, I'm a homo myself, and I enjoy a quality drag show. I've attended many of them over the years. My problem with PP relates to that word, "quality," which he lacks. His particular brand of ladyboy/drag queen schtick is repulsive to me. And, as the kids say, my opinion is as valid as yours.

Disliking one particular gay performer's music and style does not make a person homophobic, though I know lots of people here throw that word around in an attempt to label and silence others who don't hold their views. Cuts no ice with me.

Again, the ugliest costumes I've ever seen in a professional, musical live performance were on the scrawny body of PP Kritt.

BTW, I'm flattered you consider my writing to be on the level of a "professional critic." Thank you!

Oh look, a PP stan.

I'm sorry. Did anyone put a gun to your head and order you to read my essay? If so, I apologize on their behalf. You won't understand this, but I'll try anyway: I write mainly for myself. It helps me think through my perspective on a show and its various components. If that upsets you, well, that's your problem. Try skipping my comments.

Nah, it took about seven minutes, but thanks. I'm good.

You are correct! I did get the two Boom and Smart actors mixed up, and thank you for correcting me. I didn't look closely at the actors' head shots above. I saw Boom's hair in his eyes in the photo and assumed him to be the actor playing Jin. I was confused, so thanks for straightening that out for me. I edited my comment above so anyone who makes it through my rant will won't be confused either. Yes, it is Boom who is the superior actor.

Yeah, this show is so deep and complicated in its breathtakingly original interrogation of the fallibility of human memory, and the misunderstandings which flow therefrom and lead to heartbreak...lol

Is it something like that, film school dude?