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cestatoi

United States97 Posts

September 08 2009 06:29 GMT

#1161

koreans living in korea are so damn sensitive
and the suicide petition - the people who started it should be prosecuted against -_-

GTR

51582 Posts

September 08 2009 06:30 GMT

#1162

all groups need to unite and give a big fuck you to netizens/crazy fans suju style.

anyway, it may be good for jaebeom to move back to the states to finish his college degree, then come back to korea when all of this has boiled down.

[AhunGrY]MelOn

United States357 Posts

September 08 2009 06:34 GMT

#1163

On September 08 2009 14:16 MrHoon wrote:
It makes me sick how much Korea Pride helps our country but at the same time Korean Pride destroys our people

This event reminds me of what happened to Yoo Seung Joon. Well he didn't really bitch about Korea or anything, but he said he was going to the army and ran away to USA. After this certain even alot of Koreans started hating him and branded him as a traitor

It's been 10 years now and Korea still hasn't forgiven him

He did an interview about how he's living in China (really sad interview) and all the Koreans said "NOPE U STILL TRAITOR YOU CAN'T COME BACK"

well the issue with yoo seungjoon was really different imo
if all he did was abandon korean citizenship, it wouldn't have been as bad,
what he did was oh im going to the army yeah yeah then uhhh he didnt
which came out as him lying to his fans
of course keeping him out so long after the incident is extremely silly (but hmm iirc i thought there was some legal thing with his issue but im not sure how that works), but i feel this isn't something that can be compared to this incident with jay

zoLo

United States5896 Posts

September 08 2009 06:36 GMT

#1164

On September 08 2009 15:30 GTR wrote:
all groups need to unite and give a big fuck you to netizens/crazy fans suju style.

anyway, it may be good for jaebeom to move back to the states to finish his college degree, then come back to korea when all of this has boiled down.

As much as I would like to see that, it won't happen because sadly, the netizens control the Kpop industry. You would think that a fellow Kpop artist will show support for another in this type of situation, but you don't because they will be targeted as well for defending. The only Kpop artist that has shown support for Jay is F.T. Island's Jonghoon, but unfortunately, netizens are bashing on him as well...

As for Jay returning, I don't think he'll ever want to because the heat can die down, but it might rise again if he shows interest of returning. He never had any intention of becoming a star in Korea until his mom suggested he tried out at JYP's audition. Since then he has been doing it for his mom back home to make her proud. This was his only source of income because he didn't want to go to college, but that was him 4 years ago as a teen.

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

September 08 2009 06:43 GMT

#1165

On September 08 2009 15:36 zoLo wrote:

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I just saw Jonghoon's message and it was very sweet. I don't think he's coming back either - I hope he'll be happier once he makes it back to his family. They seem to be really important to him.

GTR

51582 Posts

September 08 2009 06:43 GMT

#1166

Going to be sad, sad, sad on the music shows this week.

[AhunGrY]MelOn

United States357 Posts

September 08 2009 06:48 GMT

#1167

hmm i dont know
i think netizens are starting to favor jay a bit, from what ive heard
some are like woops, didnt think he would actually retire
there's also the newly surfaced myspace comments where jay was like yay i love korea
and i hear some blogpost defending jay by a lady who knew him in seattle spread pretty quickly

meh i think this definitely wouldve worked out well if jay didn't quit so early
at least i dont think theres going to be a huge movement against him if he wants to come back

MorningMusume11

United States3490 Posts

September 08 2009 06:50 GMT

#1168

On September 08 2009 15:34 [AhunGrY]MelOn wrote:

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You're right it's different, and with YSJ apparently he had a hard choice in getting his US citizenship right there and then (or else delaying it for... I dunno how many yrs) or going to the army but eh...

The Jaebum thing isn't gonna go away from my mind in a while. I mean he wrote that when he was trying to adjust, like trying to vent and Koreans think of it as an assault to their nation? I wonder how IdrA is still there, cuz apparently Draco, Legionaire, Nony, etc. aren't there anymore...

zoLo

United States5896 Posts

September 08 2009 06:52 GMT

#1169

No, it wouldn't because the positive comments came after he announced his retirement. They just kept the good ones to themselves to make Jay look like a bad person.

GTR

51582 Posts

September 08 2009 06:54 GMT

#1170

Draco and Nony just got tired of it and had stuff like girlfriends, school etc.
Legionnaire left because he wanted to finish his university degree and felt he accomplished enough.
IdrA is still there because he has NOTHING ELSE to do in his life (at the current moment).