|
To ensure this thread won't be closed, you must adhere to several a number of simple rules; - Please use spoilers when quoting a post with pictures and/or videos.
- When posting large quantities of media (pictures or videos), please begin spoilering after the first piece. Grouping related videos in the same spoilers & labeling is recommended.
- No reposting of old material unless justified
- Posting any material with little or no relevent discussion accompanying it
- No passion-induced flaming of each other because 'x said y sucked' etc.
- Keep the expression hate of music individuals/groups to a minimal level
- No 'pagetopping' in any form whatsoever, as it constitutes spam equal to posts similar to 'first'.
- No vulgar fan fics or wet dream stories. It is creepy, weird, and it dehumanizes the people who you are here to celebrate/discuss.
- Normal posting standards that you find throughout the rest of the site still apply and will be enforced more strictly from here forward (2012/03/11)
Due to the poor nature of this thread in the past, temporary two-day bans will occur more than often if people slip up. |
On September 10 2009 06:21 GTR wrote:
Can't wait until Hyaach comes in with the 'I really like Amber' statement.
On September 10 2009 04:44 SiZ.FaNtAsY wrote:I really like Luna
Wut? You like thick thighs and dark skin?
Oh right. i really like Amber!
What's not to like?
|
nice picture haha
Epik High Track list released:
Disc 1: [e]motion
1. Oceans. Sand. Trees
2. Slow Motion
3. 선물 (Gift) ft. Park Jiyoon
4. No More Christmas
5. Maze ft. Dumbfoundead, MYK
6. 톻기타 (Skit)
7. 트로트 (Trot)
8. Emologue
9. Excuses ft. MYK
10. Moonwalker
11. Breathe (Mithra's Word) ft. Han Heejung
12. Happy Birthday to Me ft. Ha Dongkyun
13. Heaven ft. MYK
14. Owls. Shadows. Tears.
15. [BONUS] Slow [e]Motion
Disc 2: [e]nergy
1. Orchestras. Spotlights. Turntables. ft. MYK
2. Still Here ft. Dok2
3. Sensitive Thug (Skit)
4. 따라해 (Wannabe) ft. Mellow
5. Rocksteady ft. Kero One, Dumbfoundead, MYK, Rakaa (Dilated Peoples)
6. Madonna ft. Mellow
7. 말로맨
8. Shopaholic
9. Supreme 100
10. High Technology
11. Rocksteady (Korean Version) ft. Paloalto, Dok2, Beatbox DG, Beenzino
12. High Skool Dropout (반항하지 마)
13. 흉 ft. MYK, YDG, Dok2
14. Lesson 4 (Tablo's Word)
15. Organs. Screams. Televisions.
|
I'm too old to like Krystal yuck....
|
On September 10 2009 15:22 GTR wrote:
JYP has recently spoken out. CBF summarizing it.
JYP's statement
+ Show Spoiler + have received much shock from what Jaebum wrote 4 years ago to his friend. Could it have been another celebrity, I myself would have felt much anger, resentment, and abandonment at his words. But I have known Jaebum for so long that those words are not surprising to me.
.
I already knew Jaebum was that kind of child.
.
When Jaebum first came to Korea 4 years ago, he was very rebellious and out of line. He laughed at Korea and belittled his fellow trainees, even going so far as to see me as 'easy.' I believe he thought that being a Korean celebrity was something to laugh at. He was a boy that wanted to b-boy in the streets. He fought with company employees, his dance instructors, and made threatening statements.
.
At times, he even said that he did not like JYP Ent., and would name another rival company, wishing to be sent there instead.
.
But what made us surprised even more was that when asked whether he had the guts to succeed, he said "We could succeed if we don't receive JYP's music."
.
At this point, employees wondered why we were keeping such a rebellious boy.
.
This is why his words 4 years ago are not suprising.
.
Then why would we keep such a kid?
.
I love rebellious children. Rather than children that are nice up front but are calculating and evil behind my back, I love children that are rebellious up to my face. I loved the fact that he showed his emotions straight up. It gave me hope. Who would have the guts to utter such words to my face? To say that his failure depended on my bad music? I thought that it was funny.
.
I believed that rebellious children had too much energy, just no place to express that energy. Or they never met someone that would trust them enough to show them the correct path. I wanted to help this person go on stage and feel the energy and joy. As long as I could instill within him trust and love.
.
To Jaebum, there are only two types of people. His family, and those that are not his family. He loves his family more than I could ever know. The reason he talks about money in interviews is not to buy nice clothes, it is to pay back his family, who always works hard for him. That's why he ran the path of becoming a singer.
.
He was rebellious, but he excelled in training.
.
I saw this and thought, if only I could make him think of my company, his fellow trainees, this company as his family. if only.
.
So one day, I told him "Jaebum, someone is not a family only because they share the same blood. Please open your heart to them first. Then others can be your family too."
.
Through these efforts, he began to change.. He began to hug his fellow trainees, start conversations with company employees, and began enjoying his time on the stage.
.
He finally began to express his energy on stage and began to shine through singing and dancing.
.
I chose him as the team's leader. The rest of the 6 really believed in him and followed his lead.
.
He always trained with them and always thought of his younger members before him..
.
After his debut, he felt a change in his heart at the news reporters and attentions that showed him in a positive light and began showing affection.
.
He was touched at by the hearts of his fans.
.
Good people, good friends, good fans... good music.. through all this, he began to change.
.
But as things began to go up, like a sad movie scene, his entry from 4 years ago was released.
.
He was so sorry. To his 2PM brothers, to me, to his company employees, to his fans.. and to nobody more than to his Koreans.
.
He thought to himself that if he stayed any longer, his brothers would only get more hurt. He told me he did not have the confidence to get up on stage.
.
I knew what he was saying too well to hold him back.
.
If I were him, I would have made the same decision.
.
And so he left.
.
His last email to me said "I'VE BEEN A LITTLE PUNK IN THE PAST. I JUST WANT TO LET YO UKNOW THAT IT WAS A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE. IT MADE ME A MUCH BETTER MUCH STRONGER PERSON AND I'M THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME. REAL TALK."
.
My heart was ripping. It hurt. But knowing what Koreans would feel at his words, an immense sense of betrayal, I could not say anything.
.
But what I can do for him is to tell everyone that he showed on TV is not fake. He might have been rebellious but never fake. He never hid his true emotions. He was always up front, straight up... and that is something that can never change.
.
I know the public and the fans and I am listening to your opinions. But the most important thing is that Jaebum is not 2PM's Park Jaebum but a child, a teenager Jaebum.
.
I genuinely wish for you all to hold his decision true.
.
I apologize once more.
.
JYP
http://not7but1.wordpress.com/ Has all the recent coverage on Jay's situation.
|
On September 11 2009 04:04 zoLo wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2009 15:22 GTR wrote:
JYP has recently spoken out. CBF summarizing it. JYP's statement + Show Spoiler + have received much shock from what Jaebum wrote 4 years ago to his friend. Could it have been another celebrity, I myself would have felt much anger, resentment, and abandonment at his words. But I have known Jaebum for so long that those words are not surprising to me.
.
I already knew Jaebum was that kind of child.
.
When Jaebum first came to Korea 4 years ago, he was very rebellious and out of line. He laughed at Korea and belittled his fellow trainees, even going so far as to see me as 'easy.' I believe he thought that being a Korean celebrity was something to laugh at. He was a boy that wanted to b-boy in the streets. He fought with company employees, his dance instructors, and made threatening statements.
.
At times, he even said that he did not like JYP Ent., and would name another rival company, wishing to be sent there instead.
.
But what made us surprised even more was that when asked whether he had the guts to succeed, he said "We could succeed if we don't receive JYP's music."
.
At this point, employees wondered why we were keeping such a rebellious boy.
.
This is why his words 4 years ago are not suprising.
.
Then why would we keep such a kid?
.
I love rebellious children. Rather than children that are nice up front but are calculating and evil behind my back, I love children that are rebellious up to my face. I loved the fact that he showed his emotions straight up. It gave me hope. Who would have the guts to utter such words to my face? To say that his failure depended on my bad music? I thought that it was funny.
.
I believed that rebellious children had too much energy, just no place to express that energy. Or they never met someone that would trust them enough to show them the correct path. I wanted to help this person go on stage and feel the energy and joy. As long as I could instill within him trust and love.
.
To Jaebum, there are only two types of people. His family, and those that are not his family. He loves his family more than I could ever know. The reason he talks about money in interviews is not to buy nice clothes, it is to pay back his family, who always works hard for him. That's why he ran the path of becoming a singer.
.
He was rebellious, but he excelled in training.
.
I saw this and thought, if only I could make him think of my company, his fellow trainees, this company as his family. if only.
.
So one day, I told him "Jaebum, someone is not a family only because they share the same blood. Please open your heart to them first. Then others can be your family too."
.
Through these efforts, he began to change.. He began to hug his fellow trainees, start conversations with company employees, and began enjoying his time on the stage.
.
He finally began to express his energy on stage and began to shine through singing and dancing.
.
I chose him as the team's leader. The rest of the 6 really believed in him and followed his lead.
.
He always trained with them and always thought of his younger members before him..
.
After his debut, he felt a change in his heart at the news reporters and attentions that showed him in a positive light and began showing affection.
.
He was touched at by the hearts of his fans.
.
Good people, good friends, good fans... good music.. through all this, he began to change.
.
But as things began to go up, like a sad movie scene, his entry from 4 years ago was released.
.
He was so sorry. To his 2PM brothers, to me, to his company employees, to his fans.. and to nobody more than to his Koreans.
.
He thought to himself that if he stayed any longer, his brothers would only get more hurt. He told me he did not have the confidence to get up on stage.
.
I knew what he was saying too well to hold him back.
.
If I were him, I would have made the same decision.
.
And so he left.
.
His last email to me said "I'VE BEEN A LITTLE PUNK IN THE PAST. I JUST WANT TO LET YO UKNOW THAT IT WAS A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE. IT MADE ME A MUCH BETTER MUCH STRONGER PERSON AND I'M THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME. REAL TALK."
.
My heart was ripping. It hurt. But knowing what Koreans would feel at his words, an immense sense of betrayal, I could not say anything.
.
But what I can do for him is to tell everyone that he showed on TV is not fake. He might have been rebellious but never fake. He never hid his true emotions. He was always up front, straight up... and that is something that can never change.
.
I know the public and the fans and I am listening to your opinions. But the most important thing is that Jaebum is not 2PM's Park Jaebum but a child, a teenager Jaebum.
.
I genuinely wish for you all to hold his decision true.
.
I apologize once more.
.
JYP Has all the recent coverage on Jay's situation.
i know him irl.. in seattle lol
|
On September 11 2009 04:23 bboyldy wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 04:04 zoLo wrote:On September 10 2009 15:22 GTR wrote:
JYP has recently spoken out. CBF summarizing it. JYP's statement + Show Spoiler + have received much shock from what Jaebum wrote 4 years ago to his friend. Could it have been another celebrity, I myself would have felt much anger, resentment, and abandonment at his words. But I have known Jaebum for so long that those words are not surprising to me.
.
I already knew Jaebum was that kind of child.
.
When Jaebum first came to Korea 4 years ago, he was very rebellious and out of line. He laughed at Korea and belittled his fellow trainees, even going so far as to see me as 'easy.' I believe he thought that being a Korean celebrity was something to laugh at. He was a boy that wanted to b-boy in the streets. He fought with company employees, his dance instructors, and made threatening statements.
.
At times, he even said that he did not like JYP Ent., and would name another rival company, wishing to be sent there instead.
.
But what made us surprised even more was that when asked whether he had the guts to succeed, he said "We could succeed if we don't receive JYP's music."
.
At this point, employees wondered why we were keeping such a rebellious boy.
.
This is why his words 4 years ago are not suprising.
.
Then why would we keep such a kid?
.
I love rebellious children. Rather than children that are nice up front but are calculating and evil behind my back, I love children that are rebellious up to my face. I loved the fact that he showed his emotions straight up. It gave me hope. Who would have the guts to utter such words to my face? To say that his failure depended on my bad music? I thought that it was funny.
.
I believed that rebellious children had too much energy, just no place to express that energy. Or they never met someone that would trust them enough to show them the correct path. I wanted to help this person go on stage and feel the energy and joy. As long as I could instill within him trust and love.
.
To Jaebum, there are only two types of people. His family, and those that are not his family. He loves his family more than I could ever know. The reason he talks about money in interviews is not to buy nice clothes, it is to pay back his family, who always works hard for him. That's why he ran the path of becoming a singer.
.
He was rebellious, but he excelled in training.
.
I saw this and thought, if only I could make him think of my company, his fellow trainees, this company as his family. if only.
.
So one day, I told him "Jaebum, someone is not a family only because they share the same blood. Please open your heart to them first. Then others can be your family too."
.
Through these efforts, he began to change.. He began to hug his fellow trainees, start conversations with company employees, and began enjoying his time on the stage.
.
He finally began to express his energy on stage and began to shine through singing and dancing.
.
I chose him as the team's leader. The rest of the 6 really believed in him and followed his lead.
.
He always trained with them and always thought of his younger members before him..
.
After his debut, he felt a change in his heart at the news reporters and attentions that showed him in a positive light and began showing affection.
.
He was touched at by the hearts of his fans.
.
Good people, good friends, good fans... good music.. through all this, he began to change.
.
But as things began to go up, like a sad movie scene, his entry from 4 years ago was released.
.
He was so sorry. To his 2PM brothers, to me, to his company employees, to his fans.. and to nobody more than to his Koreans.
.
He thought to himself that if he stayed any longer, his brothers would only get more hurt. He told me he did not have the confidence to get up on stage.
.
I knew what he was saying too well to hold him back.
.
If I were him, I would have made the same decision.
.
And so he left.
.
His last email to me said "I'VE BEEN A LITTLE PUNK IN THE PAST. I JUST WANT TO LET YO UKNOW THAT IT WAS A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE. IT MADE ME A MUCH BETTER MUCH STRONGER PERSON AND I'M THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME. REAL TALK."
.
My heart was ripping. It hurt. But knowing what Koreans would feel at his words, an immense sense of betrayal, I could not say anything.
.
But what I can do for him is to tell everyone that he showed on TV is not fake. He might have been rebellious but never fake. He never hid his true emotions. He was always up front, straight up... and that is something that can never change.
.
I know the public and the fans and I am listening to your opinions. But the most important thing is that Jaebum is not 2PM's Park Jaebum but a child, a teenager Jaebum.
.
I genuinely wish for you all to hold his decision true.
.
I apologize once more.
.
JYP Has all the recent coverage on Jay's situation. i know him irl.. in seattle lol
Yo take a picture with him!
|
51465 Posts
On September 11 2009 04:25 ghostWriter wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 04:23 bboyldy wrote:On September 11 2009 04:04 zoLo wrote:On September 10 2009 15:22 GTR wrote:
JYP has recently spoken out. CBF summarizing it. JYP's statement + Show Spoiler + have received much shock from what Jaebum wrote 4 years ago to his friend. Could it have been another celebrity, I myself would have felt much anger, resentment, and abandonment at his words. But I have known Jaebum for so long that those words are not surprising to me.
.
I already knew Jaebum was that kind of child.
.
When Jaebum first came to Korea 4 years ago, he was very rebellious and out of line. He laughed at Korea and belittled his fellow trainees, even going so far as to see me as 'easy.' I believe he thought that being a Korean celebrity was something to laugh at. He was a boy that wanted to b-boy in the streets. He fought with company employees, his dance instructors, and made threatening statements.
.
At times, he even said that he did not like JYP Ent., and would name another rival company, wishing to be sent there instead.
.
But what made us surprised even more was that when asked whether he had the guts to succeed, he said "We could succeed if we don't receive JYP's music."
.
At this point, employees wondered why we were keeping such a rebellious boy.
.
This is why his words 4 years ago are not suprising.
.
Then why would we keep such a kid?
.
I love rebellious children. Rather than children that are nice up front but are calculating and evil behind my back, I love children that are rebellious up to my face. I loved the fact that he showed his emotions straight up. It gave me hope. Who would have the guts to utter such words to my face? To say that his failure depended on my bad music? I thought that it was funny.
.
I believed that rebellious children had too much energy, just no place to express that energy. Or they never met someone that would trust them enough to show them the correct path. I wanted to help this person go on stage and feel the energy and joy. As long as I could instill within him trust and love.
.
To Jaebum, there are only two types of people. His family, and those that are not his family. He loves his family more than I could ever know. The reason he talks about money in interviews is not to buy nice clothes, it is to pay back his family, who always works hard for him. That's why he ran the path of becoming a singer.
.
He was rebellious, but he excelled in training.
.
I saw this and thought, if only I could make him think of my company, his fellow trainees, this company as his family. if only.
.
So one day, I told him "Jaebum, someone is not a family only because they share the same blood. Please open your heart to them first. Then others can be your family too."
.
Through these efforts, he began to change.. He began to hug his fellow trainees, start conversations with company employees, and began enjoying his time on the stage.
.
He finally began to express his energy on stage and began to shine through singing and dancing.
.
I chose him as the team's leader. The rest of the 6 really believed in him and followed his lead.
.
He always trained with them and always thought of his younger members before him..
.
After his debut, he felt a change in his heart at the news reporters and attentions that showed him in a positive light and began showing affection.
.
He was touched at by the hearts of his fans.
.
Good people, good friends, good fans... good music.. through all this, he began to change.
.
But as things began to go up, like a sad movie scene, his entry from 4 years ago was released.
.
He was so sorry. To his 2PM brothers, to me, to his company employees, to his fans.. and to nobody more than to his Koreans.
.
He thought to himself that if he stayed any longer, his brothers would only get more hurt. He told me he did not have the confidence to get up on stage.
.
I knew what he was saying too well to hold him back.
.
If I were him, I would have made the same decision.
.
And so he left.
.
His last email to me said "I'VE BEEN A LITTLE PUNK IN THE PAST. I JUST WANT TO LET YO UKNOW THAT IT WAS A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE. IT MADE ME A MUCH BETTER MUCH STRONGER PERSON AND I'M THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME. REAL TALK."
.
My heart was ripping. It hurt. But knowing what Koreans would feel at his words, an immense sense of betrayal, I could not say anything.
.
But what I can do for him is to tell everyone that he showed on TV is not fake. He might have been rebellious but never fake. He never hid his true emotions. He was always up front, straight up... and that is something that can never change.
.
I know the public and the fans and I am listening to your opinions. But the most important thing is that Jaebum is not 2PM's Park Jaebum but a child, a teenager Jaebum.
.
I genuinely wish for you all to hold his decision true.
.
I apologize once more.
.
JYP Has all the recent coverage on Jay's situation. i know him irl.. in seattle lol Yo take a picture with him!
better yet, make him hold a tl.net sign.
|
FFUUUCKKK YOOH netizens. FUCK YOOH.
i want my jaebeom back.
i used to want to date a korean guy. but their whole pride shit is almost as fucked up as japanese people's.
|
On September 11 2009 09:43 yooh wrote:
FFUUUCKKK YOOH netizens. FUCK YOOH.
i want my jaebeom back.
i used to want to date a korean guy. but their whole pride shit is almost as fucked up as japanese people's.
Don't lump us all into the same category 
|
On September 11 2009 10:00 ghostWriter wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 09:43 yooh wrote:
FFUUUCKKK YOOH netizens. FUCK YOOH.
i want my jaebeom back.
i used to want to date a korean guy. but their whole pride shit is almost as fucked up as japanese people's.
Don't lump us all into the same category
all the koreans i've known have been like this.
sorry.
|
United States10774 Posts
On September 11 2009 10:41 yooh wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 10:00 ghostWriter wrote:On September 11 2009 09:43 yooh wrote:
FFUUUCKKK YOOH netizens. FUCK YOOH.
i want my jaebeom back.
i used to want to date a korean guy. but their whole pride shit is almost as fucked up as japanese people's.
Don't lump us all into the same category all the koreans i've known have been like this. sorry.
well we don't want to date yooh either
|
get to know some more koreans then sheesh
|
Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On September 11 2009 11:03 OneOther wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 10:41 yooh wrote:On September 11 2009 10:00 ghostWriter wrote:On September 11 2009 09:43 yooh wrote:
FFUUUCKKK YOOH netizens. FUCK YOOH.
i want my jaebeom back.
i used to want to date a korean guy. but their whole pride shit is almost as fucked up as japanese people's.
Don't lump us all into the same category all the koreans i've known have been like this. sorry. well we don't want to date yooh either
That's some sick wordplay right there.
|
This thread delivers.
Amazing OP, followed up by amazing satire from every single one of the following posters. Because you guys can't really like this shit right?
|
On September 11 2009 11:03 OneOther wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 10:41 yooh wrote:On September 11 2009 10:00 ghostWriter wrote:On September 11 2009 09:43 yooh wrote:
FFUUUCKKK YOOH netizens. FUCK YOOH.
i want my jaebeom back.
i used to want to date a korean guy. but their whole pride shit is almost as fucked up as japanese people's.
Don't lump us all into the same category all the koreans i've known have been like this. sorry. well we don't want to date yooh either
That's just your korean pride speaking.
|
Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On September 11 2009 11:17 Alethios wrote:
This thread delivers.
Amazing OP, followed up by amazing satire from every single one of the following posters. Because you guys can't really like this shit right?
Can't be worse than T-Pain's Autotune and the rap shit that all of America likes these days. Oh and that Lady GaGa person who can't sing too. She went to Korea and performed live on MNet too. What an awful live performance. Just Dance was the song title, and she did none of that. Couldn't sing to save her life either.
People have different preferences for everything. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that others don't.
|
On September 11 2009 11:26 Roffles wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 11:17 Alethios wrote:
This thread delivers.
Amazing OP, followed up by amazing satire from every single one of the following posters. Because you guys can't really like this shit right? Can't be worse than T-Pain's Autotune and the rap shit that all of America likes these days. Oh and that Lady GaGa person who can't sing too. She went to Korea and performed live on MNet too. What an awful live performance. Just Dance was the song title, and she did none of that. Couldn't sing to save her life either. People have different preferences for everything. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that others don't.
I do like this shit actually and yeah, autotune was kinda cool, but now that people abuse it, it got lame really quickly. I like Strong Girl by Jewelry because they showcase their vocal talents and only use autotune for the last note for the most part and it sounds good. Autotuning the entire song just sounds like shit.
And Yeah, Lady Gaga is bad and I heard that she has a penis 
|
On September 11 2009 04:23 bboyldy wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 04:04 zoLo wrote:On September 10 2009 15:22 GTR wrote:
JYP has recently spoken out. CBF summarizing it. JYP's statement + Show Spoiler + have received much shock from what Jaebum wrote 4 years ago to his friend. Could it have been another celebrity, I myself would have felt much anger, resentment, and abandonment at his words. But I have known Jaebum for so long that those words are not surprising to me.
.
I already knew Jaebum was that kind of child.
.
When Jaebum first came to Korea 4 years ago, he was very rebellious and out of line. He laughed at Korea and belittled his fellow trainees, even going so far as to see me as 'easy.' I believe he thought that being a Korean celebrity was something to laugh at. He was a boy that wanted to b-boy in the streets. He fought with company employees, his dance instructors, and made threatening statements.
.
At times, he even said that he did not like JYP Ent., and would name another rival company, wishing to be sent there instead.
.
But what made us surprised even more was that when asked whether he had the guts to succeed, he said "We could succeed if we don't receive JYP's music."
.
At this point, employees wondered why we were keeping such a rebellious boy.
.
This is why his words 4 years ago are not suprising.
.
Then why would we keep such a kid?
.
I love rebellious children. Rather than children that are nice up front but are calculating and evil behind my back, I love children that are rebellious up to my face. I loved the fact that he showed his emotions straight up. It gave me hope. Who would have the guts to utter such words to my face? To say that his failure depended on my bad music? I thought that it was funny.
.
I believed that rebellious children had too much energy, just no place to express that energy. Or they never met someone that would trust them enough to show them the correct path. I wanted to help this person go on stage and feel the energy and joy. As long as I could instill within him trust and love.
.
To Jaebum, there are only two types of people. His family, and those that are not his family. He loves his family more than I could ever know. The reason he talks about money in interviews is not to buy nice clothes, it is to pay back his family, who always works hard for him. That's why he ran the path of becoming a singer.
.
He was rebellious, but he excelled in training.
.
I saw this and thought, if only I could make him think of my company, his fellow trainees, this company as his family. if only.
.
So one day, I told him "Jaebum, someone is not a family only because they share the same blood. Please open your heart to them first. Then others can be your family too."
.
Through these efforts, he began to change.. He began to hug his fellow trainees, start conversations with company employees, and began enjoying his time on the stage.
.
He finally began to express his energy on stage and began to shine through singing and dancing.
.
I chose him as the team's leader. The rest of the 6 really believed in him and followed his lead.
.
He always trained with them and always thought of his younger members before him..
.
After his debut, he felt a change in his heart at the news reporters and attentions that showed him in a positive light and began showing affection.
.
He was touched at by the hearts of his fans.
.
Good people, good friends, good fans... good music.. through all this, he began to change.
.
But as things began to go up, like a sad movie scene, his entry from 4 years ago was released.
.
He was so sorry. To his 2PM brothers, to me, to his company employees, to his fans.. and to nobody more than to his Koreans.
.
He thought to himself that if he stayed any longer, his brothers would only get more hurt. He told me he did not have the confidence to get up on stage.
.
I knew what he was saying too well to hold him back.
.
If I were him, I would have made the same decision.
.
And so he left.
.
His last email to me said "I'VE BEEN A LITTLE PUNK IN THE PAST. I JUST WANT TO LET YO UKNOW THAT IT WAS A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE. IT MADE ME A MUCH BETTER MUCH STRONGER PERSON AND I'M THANKFUL FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME. REAL TALK."
.
My heart was ripping. It hurt. But knowing what Koreans would feel at his words, an immense sense of betrayal, I could not say anything.
.
But what I can do for him is to tell everyone that he showed on TV is not fake. He might have been rebellious but never fake. He never hid his true emotions. He was always up front, straight up... and that is something that can never change.
.
I know the public and the fans and I am listening to your opinions. But the most important thing is that Jaebum is not 2PM's Park Jaebum but a child, a teenager Jaebum.
.
I genuinely wish for you all to hold his decision true.
.
I apologize once more.
.
JYP Has all the recent coverage on Jay's situation. i know him irl.. in seattle lol
I wish I knew him :\
|
On September 11 2009 11:58 ghostWriter wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2009 11:26 Roffles wrote:On September 11 2009 11:17 Alethios wrote:
This thread delivers.
Amazing OP, followed up by amazing satire from every single one of the following posters. Because you guys can't really like this shit right? Can't be worse than T-Pain's Autotune and the rap shit that all of America likes these days. Oh and that Lady GaGa person who can't sing too. She went to Korea and performed live on MNet too. What an awful live performance. Just Dance was the song title, and she did none of that. Couldn't sing to save her life either. People have different preferences for everything. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that others don't. And Yeah, Lady Gaga is bad and I heard that she has a penis
It's just a rumor for publicity.
|
51465 Posts
should i kick myself in the head for liking mirotic.
|
|
|
|
|
|
![[image loading]](http://www.allkpop.com.lg1x1.simplecdn.net/images/uploads/2009_stories/20090909_amber1.jpg)
EPT
