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@yvesapologists
in this loona shit for life
she | 18 Katılım Ocak 2021
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korean celebrities literally sold their souls to the entertainment industry. they stand for absolutely NOTHING, can't speak up for social justice, feminist issues, genocide, they can't even call out the rise of fascism in their country. just puppets who sing, dance and act.
pannchoa@pannchoa
W Korea called out for disingenuous breast cancer awareness event compared to other local and international events tinyurl.com/49f7d3ta
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Yves has already released 2 songs with PinkPantheress, sampled Rebecca Black, has a feature with Oklou in the works, Isabella Lovestory mentioned she’d like to collab with her, and now Lexie Liu said so as well… her power is unmatched
Yves Support@yvesupport
During a Livestream, singer Lexie Liu mentioned that she listens to Yves and would like to collaborate with her #YVES #이브
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"W KOREA'S BREAST CANCER AWARENESS"
Nah, It's just a luxury elite party: celebrities clinking champagne, dancing, and posing for selfies and disgusting aegyo. Not even a single pink ribbon in sight, with zero visible ties to survivors, research, or actual support.
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Gross... why would you display a picture sexualizing women for a breast cancer awareness event?
KoreanUpdates!@KoreanUpdates
Fashion magazine W Korea is facing criticism for hosting an event to raise awareness of breast cancer, but the event was deemed to go against the stated purpose. Furthermore, W Korea has neither issued a statement regarding this, instead just hastily deleting some posts or uploading unrelated content. On their SNS, they only showed celebrities drinking, dancing, and chatting with each other. Instead of asking questions regarding breast cancer, the organizers were busy asking the attendees unrelated questions. The controversy continues with Jay Park performing his hit song 'MOMMAE', whose lyrics are contrary to the campaign's purpose. The backstage of All Day Project stage also sparked controversy as it showed a photo of a woman in underwear, revealing her body. While most breast cancer events feature a pink ribbon or a pink outfit as dress code, the Love Your W didn't; instead, most of the attendees wore black. The title of 'the largest breast cancer awareness campaign event in Korea' also seems off with the cumulative donation over the past 20 years being only 1.1 billion won. It's disappointing considering the glamour and scale of the event. m.entertain.naver.com/now/article/11… #KoreanUpdates VF
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In college (I’m from UST) we were discouraged to join rallies. We were told to study well and “change the world” through “good” work.
15 years have passed, are we in a better state than before? No.
Please go out and join movements for genuine change. We deserve better.✊🏾
glenn diaz@kasukalan
Kaiyak go kids 🌻 ✊🏽
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