Wish this BL had more epis more conversations about the age differences and a solid love for each other. This…
Ahhh...this psycho prude comment tells me a lot about where your psycho Knetz attitudes come from, as revealed in your comments under articles about Lily Malice's fake "controversies."
Grow up some year. And maybe get laid before you're 50.
If you MUST, if you INSIST, against all rationale argument, on making a vertical series, THIS is an example of how to do it. Though, of course, it would have been a hundred times better in standard format.
Great casting. Great acting. Off-charts-chemistry between MLs. Slow, moist kisses. They are adorable, sweet, AND sexy together. The writing is quite good, and the overarching theme is moving.
Kim Ho Yun, with his small face, HUGE, drowsy eyes, and adorable overbite, had me near squealing at the cuteness, and I'm an old fart.
Highly recommended. 9/10
I found this in a stitched-together, all-episodes-as-one format, which is the only way I will watch 99% of vertical series. Link below.
Episode 2: So far, this show is freaking beautiful. But, it's managing to be that way in a completely non-saccharine way, the opposite of what we get from so many "sweet" BLs. Anyone who labels this series "sugary" isn't paying attention.
We've got Sui, who is scarred from a lifetime in the closet, who was forced OUT of that closet in the worst way, and whose experience since then has been day-to-day melancholy. We've got the strange, slightly creepy dude who tells Sui not to accept affection because it's likely false, then tries to drag him off into the bushes for some quickie-time love. It would be easy to intensely dislike that guy, but the truth is that he's no doubt a victim of a mind-fucking life in the closet, too, which makes most of us weird to one degree or another.
Then, we have Harutora, who seems almost too good to be true...hmmm... Meanwhile, Sui is one of the most unique BL characters I've encountered, a tiny, fiercely intelligent, wounded but strong bundle of sweetness and angst, fear and courage.
So many lovely/bittersweet, thoughtfully-written moments in this episode. I'm completely engaged.
Knetz KillerHoping for an eventual suicide, are you?
I repeat: "But it would be boring to interpret their actions as coming from youthful, ignorant exuberance and having been encouraged by managers, right?! Ever so much more fun to interpret them as deliberately and belligerently RACIST, then take the next step to labeling J/BP as RACISTS!"
I'm beginning to understand that you're not only bloodthirsty and evil, but you're also frighteningly stupid.
Knetz KillerHoping for an eventual suicide, are you?
I never said that, Knetz liar. See my reply below, fool.
"You are also a racist." lololololololololol And you are also a Killer Knetz, responsible by association for the suicides of dozens of Korean celebrities.
I repeat, you don't gaf about racism or Black people, so stfu.
Knetz KillerHoping for an eventual suicide, are you?
awww...is the Knetz kranky because someone's calling it on its bullshit?
"niggah," as used by American Blacks in American rap, is NOT a slur, you fool. "N****r" is the slur. "Niggah" is a common term used in Black-to-Black interaction, often in an affectionate/friendly manner that signals their belonging to a common group of people. "Niggah" is generally considered out of bounds for white or other ethnic groups to use. What Jennie and the other BP members are guilty of is ignorance, not deliberate racism.
See, here's how it works in the Knetz mind: Jennie/BP sang/rapped the word "niggah" in some song somewhere/sometime in a PRE-DEBUT TRAINEE VIDEO that was never released as a single or a music video. Jennie/BP were covering an American song in which "niggah" was used. It can reasonably be assumed that Jennie/BP did so because they liked the song and thought American rap was cool, and, being unaware of how racially charged the word becomes when used by non-Blacks, they simply emulated the original vocalists. They may even have been instructed to do so by their agency handlers. But it would be boring to interpret their actions as coming from youthful, ignorant exuberance and having been encouraged by managers, right?! Ever so much more fun to interpret them as deliberately and belligerently RACIST, then take the next step to labeling J/BP as RACISTS! So that's what you and your slime bucket Knetz fellows proceeded to do. You don't gaf about American Black people and their feelings; you saw a chance to attack, degrade, and destroy a group of famous people, so blood dripping from your fangs, that's what you did.
You're a bloodthirsty Knetz, beeyatch. Own it. Be proud.
Knetz KillerHoping for an eventual suicide, are you?
"...BTS and BLACKPINK fandoms are particularly known for being toxic.." This would be funny if it weren't so sad and revealing. You are projecting: YOU are the toxic one here. Cut the innocent act, Knetz.
"I don't want that for them I'm just criticizing their actions." THIS is the essence of the dishonest, dissembling, "oh, we're not trying to hurt anyone, we just want to help them become better people" bullshit Knetz like you use to obscure your motives.
Knetz KillerHoping for an eventual suicide, are you?
She did not "say" the "n-word," dissembling Knetz. She sang, or rapped the word "niggah," which is extremely common in American rap. She, and other BP members did so out of cultural ignorance, not belligerent racism, as suicide-trolling Knetz love to imply. You imply such things because you aim to torture and abuse k-actors/idols by promoting the worst possible interpretation of everything they say or do, destroy their careers, and hopefully getting them to commit suicide.
Everyone understands this except you, a dishonest Knetz. I'm saying you're scum.
Knetz KillerHoping for an eventual suicide, are you?
You "were talking about" random kpop idols who went to a Chris Brown concert in comments under an article about Jennie, not BTS, liar. Your purpose, though you won't admit it, being to imply that SHE went to a Chris Brown concert and is thus somehow sympathetic to CB.
No, you didn't specifically say Jennie went to a CB concert because you knew exactly what you were doing, which was to slime her by association.
And no, 99% of people online don't know that TWO BTS members, not all, as "BTS" implies, went to a CB concert because 99% of people online are not suicide-trolling Knetz obsessed with slandering k-actors and idols.
It passes for one in Lily Malice's psycho world of trolling-for-suicides, fake, made-up "controversies." Note how Lily Malice and the rest of Korean Slime media make such nonsense into "Jung Jun Won's" controversy, as though he somehow owns it and is responsible for it. They also like to use the words "embroiled in" and "surrounded by" to imply that whatever stupidity they're writing about is overcoming/distracting the actor. It's all part of amplifying and fomenting the fake controversy to keep people engaged and clicking.
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OK, you got off on your "ooh, don't watch it!" screed, now put it behind a spoiler button. your delicate thing, you.
You're not Korean?
Grow up some year.
And maybe get laid before you're 50.
Though, of course, it would have been a hundred times better in standard format.
Great casting.
Great acting.
Off-charts-chemistry between MLs.
Slow, moist kisses.
They are adorable, sweet, AND sexy together.
The writing is quite good, and the overarching theme is moving.
Kim Ho Yun, with his small face, HUGE, drowsy eyes, and adorable overbite, had me near squealing at the cuteness, and I'm an old fart.
Highly recommended.
9/10
I found this in a stitched-together, all-episodes-as-one format, which is the only way I will watch 99% of vertical series.
Link below.
So far, this show is freaking beautiful.
But, it's managing to be that way in a completely non-saccharine way, the opposite of what we get from so many "sweet" BLs.
Anyone who labels this series "sugary" isn't paying attention.
We've got Sui, who is scarred from a lifetime in the closet, who was forced OUT of that closet in the worst way, and whose experience since then has been day-to-day melancholy.
We've got the strange, slightly creepy dude who tells Sui not to accept affection because it's likely false, then tries to drag him off into the bushes for some quickie-time love.
It would be easy to intensely dislike that guy, but the truth is that he's no doubt a victim of a mind-fucking life in the closet, too, which makes most of us weird to one degree or another.
Then, we have Harutora, who seems almost too good to be true...hmmm...
Meanwhile, Sui is one of the most unique BL characters I've encountered, a tiny, fiercely intelligent, wounded but strong bundle of sweetness and angst, fear and courage.
So many lovely/bittersweet, thoughtfully-written moments in this episode.
I'm completely engaged.
"Ever so much more fun to interpret them as deliberately and belligerently RACIST, then take the next step to labeling J/BP as RACISTS!"
Bugger off, Knetz.
"But it would be boring to interpret their actions as coming from youthful, ignorant exuberance and having been encouraged by managers, right?!
Ever so much more fun to interpret them as deliberately and belligerently RACIST, then take the next step to labeling J/BP as RACISTS!"
I'm beginning to understand that you're not only bloodthirsty and evil, but you're also frighteningly stupid.
See my reply below, fool.
"You are also a racist." lololololololololol
And you are also a Killer Knetz, responsible by association for the suicides of dozens of Korean celebrities.
I repeat, you don't gaf about racism or Black people, so stfu.
"niggah," as used by American Blacks in American rap, is NOT a slur, you fool.
"N****r" is the slur.
"Niggah" is a common term used in Black-to-Black interaction, often in an affectionate/friendly manner that signals their belonging to a common group of people.
"Niggah" is generally considered out of bounds for white or other ethnic groups to use.
What Jennie and the other BP members are guilty of is ignorance, not deliberate racism.
See, here's how it works in the Knetz mind:
Jennie/BP sang/rapped the word "niggah" in some song somewhere/sometime in a PRE-DEBUT TRAINEE VIDEO that was never released as a single or a music video.
Jennie/BP were covering an American song in which "niggah" was used.
It can reasonably be assumed that Jennie/BP did so because they liked the song and thought American rap was cool, and, being unaware of how racially charged the word becomes when used by non-Blacks, they simply emulated the original vocalists.
They may even have been instructed to do so by their agency handlers.
But it would be boring to interpret their actions as coming from youthful, ignorant exuberance and having been encouraged by managers, right?!
Ever so much more fun to interpret them as deliberately and belligerently RACIST, then take the next step to labeling J/BP as RACISTS!
So that's what you and your slime bucket Knetz fellows proceeded to do.
You don't gaf about American Black people and their feelings; you saw a chance to attack, degrade, and destroy a group of famous people, so blood dripping from your fangs, that's what you did.
You're a bloodthirsty Knetz, beeyatch.
Own it.
Be proud.
This would be funny if it weren't so sad and revealing.
You are projecting: YOU are the toxic one here.
Cut the innocent act, Knetz.
"I don't want that for them I'm just criticizing their actions."
THIS is the essence of the dishonest, dissembling, "oh, we're not trying to hurt anyone, we just want to help them become better people" bullshit Knetz like you use to obscure your motives.
Own your slime, Knetz.
You're not fooling anyone.
She sang, or rapped the word "niggah," which is extremely common in American rap.
She, and other BP members did so out of cultural ignorance, not belligerent racism, as suicide-trolling Knetz love to imply.
You imply such things because you aim to torture and abuse k-actors/idols by promoting the worst possible interpretation of everything they say or do, destroy their careers, and hopefully getting them to commit suicide.
Everyone understands this except you, a dishonest Knetz.
I'm saying you're scum.
Your purpose, though you won't admit it, being to imply that SHE went to a Chris Brown concert and is thus somehow sympathetic to CB.
No, you didn't specifically say Jennie went to a CB concert because you knew exactly what you were doing, which was to slime her by association.
And no, 99% of people online don't know that TWO BTS members, not all, as "BTS" implies, went to a CB concert because 99% of people online are not suicide-trolling Knetz obsessed with slandering k-actors and idols.
And learn how to write, you illiterate K-troll.
Note how Lily Malice and the rest of Korean Slime media make such nonsense into "Jung Jun Won's" controversy, as though he somehow owns it and is responsible for it.
They also like to use the words "embroiled in" and "surrounded by" to imply that whatever stupidity they're writing about is overcoming/distracting the actor.
It's all part of amplifying and fomenting the fake controversy to keep people engaged and clicking.
Revolting.