10/10 I'm going to miss this show. I loved everything about it. It was just perfect. Chinese BL's have raised the bar so high! 3 years ago we couldn't have dreamed we would be able to enjoy a masterpiece like "Deep In".
Please don't downplay his behavior. Age is not an excuse. He has been posting that stuff since he was 12, and…
My initial anger was with GMMTV. And it still is, when young kids (12-15) age range get themselves in trouble, adults look to the kids caretaker, whom ever that may be.
For mot kids it's thier parents / guardians. But kids in the entertainment industry have many more layers of oversight. Management, advisors, handlers, lawyers, etc.
The adults in his life failed him. The dangers of social media are well documented, especially for youngsters.
There are so many tools available for adults to regulated kids social media activities. The dangers are so serious that some countries have laws limiting kids internet usage. It is so easy to influence young minds. He might not even believe the stuff he was reposting. He could be brainwashed or radicalized. He needs therapy, not death threats, he needs help, not judgment and punishment.
The real culprits are the greedy money loving adults in his life. They didn't protect him. Young people need protection from themselves. They need oversight, guidance and direction. Obviously, that wasn't happening.
No kids in my family or my friends family have unfettered access to social media. Because we love and care about our kids. We recognize the dangers and we don't want them to get in trouble.
Lastly and most importantly GMMTV failed. They owe a duty to all thier internal and external stakeholders. This includes thier employees, entertainers, investors, advertisers, partners, and viewers.
Who vetted him? Who investigated his background? Who offered him a contract? Who gave him a part in "When Oranges Fall"? Who was is manager?
When GMMTV issues a statement saying those people got fired or thier contracts were terminated, then I will be satisfied, that GMMTV is serious about preventing this from happening again.
And taking responsibility for there part of this unfortunate situation. When a company makes the decision to hire kids, make them public figures and make money off them, then they should put the guardrails and safety nets in place to prevent this type of situation and when things do go wrong, have a plan of action in place that not only disciplinary but also compassionate.
Justin was only 12 years old, those were old post. So it probably wasn't his fault either. Kids that young shouldn't…
My initial anger was with GMMTV. And it still is, when young kids (12-15) age range get themselves in trouble, adults look to the kids caretaker, whom ever that may be.
For mot kids it's thier parents / guardians. But kids in the entertainment industry have many more layers of oversight. Management, advisors, handlers, lawyers, etc.
The adults in his life failed him. The dangers of social media are well documented, especially for youngsters.
There are so many tools available for adults to regulated kids social media activities. The dangers are so serious that some countries have laws limiting kids internet usage. It is so easy to influence young minds. He might not even believe the stuff he was reposting. He could be brainwashed or radicalized. He needs therapy, not death threats, he needs help, not judgment and punishment.
The real culprits are the greedy money loving adults in his life. They didn't protect him. Young people need protection from themselves. They need oversight, guidance and direction. Obviously, that wasn't happening.
No kids in my family or my friends family have unfettered access to social media. Because we love and care about our kids. We recognize the dangers and we don't want them to get in trouble.
Lastly and most importantly GMMTV failed. They owe a duty to all thier internal and external stakeholders. This includes thier employees, entertainers, investors, advertisers, partners, and viewers.
Who vetted him? Who investigated his background? Who offered him a contract? Who gave him a part in "When Oranges Fall"? Who was is manager?
When GMMTV issues a statement saying those people got fired or thier contracts were terminated, then I will be satisfied, that GMMTV is serious about preventing this from happening again.
And taking responsibility for there part of this unfortunate situation. When a company makes the decision to hire kids, make them public figures and make money off them, then they should put the guardrails and safety nets in place to prevent this type of situation and when things do go wrong, have a plan of action in place that not only disciplinary but also compassionate.
Justin was only 12 years old, those were old post. So it probably wasn't his fault either. Kids that young shouldn't be held to the same standards. He should be given a chance to say sorry. His is only 15. His brain is not even fully developed yet. What happened to forgiveness and mercy in this world.
Lil Jane's brother is just stupid but I really hope Big Jane is behind everything and Lil Jane finds out. It's…
Did read the novel. But shit is definitely going to hit the fan in this show. I think we are in for some big suprises. Everything is not what it appears. Just a hunch. This is not a spoiler. 🤣🤣🤣
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I'm going to miss this show. I loved everything about it. It was just perfect. Chinese BL's have raised the bar so high! 3 years ago we couldn't have dreamed we would be able to enjoy a masterpiece like "Deep In".
For mot kids it's thier parents / guardians. But kids in the entertainment industry have many more layers of oversight. Management, advisors, handlers, lawyers, etc.
The adults in his life failed him. The dangers of social media are well documented, especially for youngsters.
There are so many tools available for adults to regulated kids social media activities. The dangers are so serious that some countries have laws limiting kids internet usage. It is so easy to influence young minds. He might not even believe the stuff he was reposting. He could be brainwashed or radicalized. He needs therapy, not death threats, he needs help, not judgment and punishment.
The real culprits are the greedy money loving adults in his life. They didn't protect him. Young people need protection from themselves. They need oversight, guidance and direction. Obviously, that wasn't happening.
No kids in my family or my friends family have unfettered access to social media. Because we love and care about our kids. We recognize the dangers and we don't want them to get in trouble.
Lastly and most importantly GMMTV failed. They owe a duty to all thier internal and external stakeholders. This includes thier employees, entertainers, investors, advertisers, partners, and viewers.
Who vetted him?
Who investigated his background?
Who offered him a contract?
Who gave him a part in "When Oranges Fall"?
Who was is manager?
When GMMTV issues a statement saying those people got fired or thier contracts were terminated, then I will be satisfied, that GMMTV is serious about preventing this from happening again.
And taking responsibility for there part of this unfortunate situation. When a company makes the decision to hire kids, make them public figures and make money off them, then they should put the guardrails and safety nets in place to prevent this type of situation and when things do go wrong, have a plan of action in place that not only disciplinary but also compassionate.
For mot kids it's thier parents / guardians. But kids in the entertainment industry have many more layers of oversight. Management, advisors, handlers, lawyers, etc.
The adults in his life failed him. The dangers of social media are well documented, especially for youngsters.
There are so many tools available for adults to regulated kids social media activities. The dangers are so serious that some countries have laws limiting kids internet usage. It is so easy to influence young minds. He might not even believe the stuff he was reposting. He could be brainwashed or radicalized. He needs therapy, not death threats, he needs help, not judgment and punishment.
The real culprits are the greedy money loving adults in his life. They didn't protect him. Young people need protection from themselves. They need oversight, guidance and direction. Obviously, that wasn't happening.
No kids in my family or my friends family have unfettered access to social media. Because we love and care about our kids. We recognize the dangers and we don't want them to get in trouble.
Lastly and most importantly GMMTV failed. They owe a duty to all thier internal and external stakeholders. This includes thier employees, entertainers, investors, advertisers, partners, and viewers.
Who vetted him?
Who investigated his background?
Who offered him a contract?
Who gave him a part in "When Oranges Fall"?
Who was is manager?
When GMMTV issues a statement saying those people got fired or thier contracts were terminated, then I will be satisfied, that GMMTV is serious about preventing this from happening again.
And taking responsibility for there part of this unfortunate situation. When a company makes the decision to hire kids, make them public figures and make money off them, then they should put the guardrails and safety nets in place to prevent this type of situation and when things do go wrong, have a plan of action in place that not only disciplinary but also compassionate.
I not saying he is developmentally slow. All people his age are still developmenting. He is a kid and kids make mistakes. They do stupid stuff.
If GMMTV is going to hire kids than they should be prepared for and realize that kids will make mistakes.
Suspension snd therapy would have been an appropriate solution, for someone his age.
I bet half of the people clamoring for his demise on the internet have done or said worse.
But a person's life and dreams were smashed. That's important, that's real.
GMMTV just pissed me off. Because of the double standard. They got grown ass men doing and saying worse.
I've been on live streams and heard worse with my own ears.
Fans should express our disappointment or GMMTV want know how we feel.
Damn it was inappropriate stuff but he is just 15 years old.
I think he should have been able to apologize.
Kids do stupid stuff. He brain is not fully developed yet.
Other GMMTV stars have done worse and they are grown men.
Not naming names, but ya'll know which one's, I'm talking about.