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Korean writers: these black people will be none the wiser Kennie JD: lemme shut you down rn (but in like, korean)

Oop when Kennie addressed Jason in Korean I felt the “I’m over the bullshit” radiate off the screen. The video is already excellent.

Finally, a black person saying everything black people have been wanting to say about racism in the Asian community AND in the language, so nothing gets lost in translation. This be racist asf. Lbs.

oop i got a chill when kennie busted out the korean. she said “i’m gonna need you to hear me in a language i KNOW you understand”

When they say "I love black culture" they mean "I like hip-hop" and literally nothing else cuz they don't even know what black culture is to begin with.

I literally just saw a TikTok video of an English teacher in Korea. She was playing a video and one of the students making fun of the black character. He called her and alien and kept saying “I’m scared”, also saying that N word pretending he was just singing a song. She was upset and asked to talk to the student after class. The coteacher who was supposed to translate what she was saying but instead told the student “Americans are very sensitive, but you didn’t do anything wrong. Don’t worry.” Like the fact that the coteacher teaching children does not think that it’s wrong!!??? Thankfully she realized what the coteacher translated and explained to the student why it was wrong. She said the coteacher apologized and was embarrassed because he didn’t realize that she understood him undermining her. She said she talked to her coteacher about racism afterwards. The fact that the coteacher would even suggest that it’s because Americans are sensitive instead of a real issue is disturbing!

The ending message sorta hit, as a young black girl who likes kpop I sometimes catch myself doing the whole "he's cute and he likes black girls" and the fact that us black girls simply being acknowlegded makes so many of us happy is really saddening, I even get surprised when black men say they like us and that really shouldn't be the case

Kennie's just absolute shredding of the "they didn't know any better" argument, anti-blackness in Asian communities abroad at least, and cultural appropriation in pop culture nowadays was a WORD. As someone who is studying Asia, giving their whole career to study Japanese and Japanese culture but is also a long-time K-Pop fan, I just felt the exasperation from Kennie on this. Thank you for watching this for us, even out of revenge and letting people know what's really out here.

Having the entire world not respect, hate, yet envy black people and our culture is the most EXHAUSTING thing.

you know she’s pissed when she pulls out the second language

kennie was so horrified by this movie that she didn’t even start doing her makeup right away

This whole "they don't know any better" schtick is so stupid. It's not the 19th century anymore, people. Korea is not a tiny village hidden from the modern world. People all over the world have twitter, and the internet, and all the rest. I think more people need to examine why they feel the need to defend or excuse racism.

As a black woman, I will never cease to be amazed by how quickly and blatantly people can steal or make full careers using black culture and style as a blueprint, and then denigrate and insult the very people who helped create the tools they use to get their paycheck. You can certainly enjoy music, fashion, and anything from other cultures, and you can combine and fuse different elements together to make something unique, but to do so and not acknowledge where your “originality” and “style” comes from, to do so and tear down the people who gave it to you, to live in ignorance and merely hype up your own ego, especially when you clearly are just crawling on the shoulders of those more talented than you, is actually vile.

Yall need to stop defending them for being “blissfully ignorant” or “not knowing better”. stop treating them like kids, cuz even kids are able to learn what racism is. And stop trynna silence those who genuinely feel offended or hurt by these people. Yall needa hold your faves accountable and stop repeatedly letting them get away with just blatant racism

"People all over the world know how to disrespect Black people." I enjoyed Kennie's ending rant because she unpacked so much about why I also pulled away from some Korean entertainment. The fans will justify their faves anti-Blackness as cultural ignorance but I don't buy it. I do believe people can learn and do better but not without accountability.

stop infantilizing your kpop favs and asians in general by claiming "they don't know any better"; it's insulting. even if they're genuinely ignorant, their actions still hurt ppl. period.

"being held at knife point by my own uterus" is the most relatable thing ive heard all month

korea is so technologically advanced but you’re telling me they can’t give a quick google search on why they shouldn’t say the n-word? it’s the fact that they are highly aware of many things but prefer to continue doing them 😐

German girl here, I literally couldn’t understand a single word that woman was saying.

As a 14yr old that watches the channel, I feel like Kennie teaches me many things. I appreciate it

I studied in Seoul in 2018 and you're totally right. I'm black (mixed) and there were multiple times I encountered someone and they said something that made me go "ah yes, a blackaboo." e.g, someone came up to me specifically and told me they like Kendrick Lamar. Out of nowhere. Like????? okay???? Do you want a medal??? And the clubs. The CLUBS. You go to a hip hop club and there are so many people with locs or braids and saying n*gga but then you look at them and they trip over themselves to assure you they "didn't mean it like that". Either that or they spot you in a crowd and they'll try and become your bff for "cool points", because hey, a black person is a great accessory for a hip hop club! /s Great video, as always!

That opening slur in the movie is what students at the worst middle school I've ever had the misfortune and displeasure of working at in Korea called me for MONTHS when I first got here, and when I finally found out that it wasn't a playful nickname they were saying it broke my heart. I've never cried at school before or since. The kicker was that their teachers heard them refer to me that way several times and didn't say a damn thing. Actually at least one of them reassured me it was a nickname and giggled at it. It remains, even years later, my worst experience in this country.

I am seconding and in complete support for ceasing with suggesting anti-black media for reactions. It’s sinister to find entertainment in Black ppl re-triggering themselves and performing akin to attack dogs for the benefit of NB people’s need to feel good about being able to identify instances of anti-Black racism. It doesn’t take into consideration the health of the Black people whose content you enjoy. Show support by taking into consideration that the labour of intentionally giving time and space to anti-Blackness has accumulative harm. I would say it’s also an intraracial issue as well but that requires a different consideration. All in all, just take a beat before the “Hey, did you see xyz...”

wasnt jay park born in seattle? he knows. get real. totally agree with the black-a-boo. taking our culture and then slandering the people. most of kpop is that. there'd be no modern kpop without black culture. thats just a fact. the disrespect is palpable

As a 16 year old black girl who's only just now starting to learn how severely racist the world is, and how racism presents itself, thank you for these lessons in your videos, Kennie, they help me a lot.

Kennie: We gotta finish this video quickly Also Kennie: *45 minute video* Now I'm not complaining...😏

My soul fuckin’ left my body when she started speaking Korean. I ascended and I will never return to this mortal plane.

This movie strikes me as a 14 year old boy’s poorly written, gangster/mafia AU wattpad fanfic.

I've seen so many people defend racist celebrities just because they're not American and that "their culture is different". Remember the main guy from 365 Days? I saw this video on Twitter of him rapping the n-word and so many thirsty people were in the comments saying "He's from Europe. Things are different there". Well, no matter where you're from, the n-word is still the n-word, sweetie.

I find it’s a common practice in Korean media to translate offensive slurs into neutral words in their subtitles, thinking they have cheated the system. Sorry sweetie, ppl who’s not Korean can learn Korean and know what u said, and google translate exists.

Kendell just obliterating the director in his own language had me rolling

people babying asian people especially east asian on the internet is so suffocating. i am german so i have no say in the whole racism thing but i did noticed (primarily on tiktok) that people ecxuse racism just because they find the person cute. they can excuse everything as long as it is someone looking like a kpop artist but draw the line at being called mayo monkey

I never understood the argument "They don't know better" when it came to racism in general. A child is still punished even if they didn't know what they did was wrong, that's how you teach. A light punishment maybe but a punishment nonetheless. We are allowed to show how disgusted we are by their works even if it's just "their culture." If you're going to be so open about things you have no knowledge of then always expect criticism.

If they have the tools and time to study genres and trends *made* by black people, they certainly have the ability to educate themselves on black culture and history. If one doesn't they are a culture vulture and are willingly ignorant and I'm tired of seeing it in kpop

Everytime Kennie speaks Korean to clown director Jason Lee, I SCREAM. "Are you satisfied? Even now?" Even the actor that plays Jason Lee got dragged "I hope you aren't rapping... I hope you work at a Walgreens" LMFAOO, poor Walgreens, she ain't deserve that "all I know is that when I get up in that p*ssy"....no ma'am, noooooo ma'am...chile what is this??!! This felt like a spiritual attack.

oof, it's hard being a black girl interested in Asian cultures. i cringe, thinking back on how i'd watch yt vids on Japanese/Korean folk getting interviewed on whether or not they're into black women. the absolute crumbs of attention you'd get. It really is gaslighting when folk act like you're upset for no reason when Asians darken their skin and adopt "black" mannerisms and get their hair braided and etc. Oh, they LOVE black culture...but it's only the very specific, stereotypical parts of "black culture". It's really absurd how we're seen as too sensitive when we travel and are upset that folk stare at you, take pictures of you, touch you without your consent!

Imma "this you" everytime Jay Parks open his mouth abt blk issues on Twitter

Kennie is probably one of the only few black youtubers (who’s content is, for the most part, solely based off of kpop and Korea) I’ve seen who didn’t sugar coat Korea and it’s clear issue with racism lol Love Korea for its language, culture, etc🤗 but always remember that it is not perfect. It has its issues that should never be hidden just bc its a pretty place with nice dramas and music.

I wonder why they even have a slur for black people, its a monolithic country, like WHY do they need a racial slur black people? Do all countries have racial slurs for black people? Idk, maybe I'm thinking too deeply about this.

As a person who is black and has lived in Korea this is 100% true. We always are expected to forgive and accept apologies based on Koreans being "ignorant" and lack of "mal intent" when they consciously and continously do anti black things. But that's bullshit. When anyone does remotely anything offensive to Koreans they raise HELL and no excuse of ignorance will work. Koreans: Please excuse our unique situation.

I know this is gonna be a good ass video from the disclaimers That Rant was everything I needed today and when she started speaking Korean?? A baddie, I Stan

As an asian american, a lot of what I see is willful ignorance. We parade and costume and use black culture but refuse to acknowledge and look further as to why these things are racist and problematic. So while I absolutely believe that there's definitely an issue with colorism and anti blackness in asia, there's also so so much ignorance. People will know 'oh that's racist' but won't understand why, it's surface level. There isn't a real consequence for refusing to further educate yourself on these matters in asia. That's really what I hate the most about the excuse 'they don't know any better' because it's true and they don't want to. Obviously not everyone is like this but it's come to the point where things are generalized because it's become such a prevalent issue. Anyways, I wasn't expecting this Kennie but I'm glad I got to hear your thoughts on the matter

anti-blackness NEEDS to be addressed in korean and honestly many other asian cultures. As a korean and chinese person, it really disgusts me to my core that films and attitudes like this among us and we need to be keeping others accountable for their racist actions and attitudes against other POC. My korean mom came to this country as a high school and has had black roommates, lifelong friends and co-workers so it really breaks my heart that theres is so much anti-blackness festering in asian american communities because i've seen that it obviously does not need to be this way. We need afro-asian solidarity again like we've had in moments in the past, and stronger than ever before.

"i dont even speak german and can tell thats baaaaaaad german" me, half-german: after rewinding 12 times i am giving up, i cant understand a word of what shes trying to say. its not just bad german, its not evne german at this point anymore

Kennie, the man with that terrible AAVE that was talking about "diving in the pussy", is also a rapper and he goes by the name of Crown J. He was kind of popular in the early to mid 2000's. The sad thing is that he ACTUALLY talks like that. ( just search we got married Crown J, it's a Korean dating show that he was on) Not to mention, he was supposed to be on Love and Hip Hop LA, the first season, due to having connections with Masika.

U did such a great job with this video Kennie. I've been a subbie from the days u made ur korean language vlog type videos and I'm so proud to see u evolve since then. I'm sending u love also may god bless ur uterus too lmao!!😔💕💕 As for Jay Park...he gets a yikes from me 😬

Why was kennie effortlessly switching to Korean extremely attractive 😳 edit: man o man thanks for fifty likes 😂

My daughter could write a book about her experience going to Thailand for six weeks as a dark-skinned Black woman. How many times pictures and videos were taken of her without like she was a “thing”. No one coming up to her to say, “Hey, you’re beautiful, can we take a picture?” This, among many other acts that could have made her exhausted, she took and empowered herself.

That bit about people putting on the "black" voice and mannerisms only to emphasize aggression and conflict is... Something we all notice but are too afraid to point out. Because a lot of people deny that they're using the "black mannerisms" and say that we don't "own" that way of talking or whatever. Idk it's messy and I'm not smart enough to really analyse it

WHEW, THE ENDING RANT *Chefs kiss* for me my mental health started to take a tumble after 4-5 years of being a K-pop/K-rnb fan. Every day I would have to escape the gaslighting from non-black fans, the usage of black culture while hating black people, blatant colorism, and anti-blackness. Honestly, I don't keep up with kpop as much as I used to. If I stumble upon a good Korean song on Spotify, I like it, but don't try to get to know the artist. There are only 2 groups I stay kinda up to date on. I still watch shows from all over Asia (Alice in Borderland is good asf), but I kinda distance myself from getting too deep. (Honestly, a lot of Asian drama's I've seen always include slick colorist comments and it makes me disinterested so quickly.)

This movie is the equivalent of"I tottaly had a black friend in high school. I get a free pass"

I (Chinese) remember when my now ex-friend (1/4 Japanese) tried defending a Japanese variety show when one of the people on it did black face. I called it racist, and her reply was "But they don't know any better!!" And I was like "GIRL, it is 201X, JAPAN 👏 HAS 👏 GOOGLE 👏 They find it offensive when white people do squinty eyes and buck teeth for Asians. How can they not understand that this is offensive to Black people??" and the friendship just started declining from then on and only sunk faster when her family went full on quoting Breitbart

My only comment on this movie: Should have stayed in the drafts

I have friends that will agree with me when I call out white dudes saying the n-word & wearing dreads. But when I talk about Asians (especially Koreans) saying the n-word and wearing dreads, they'll come up with so many excuses. "They probably didn't know". They're 20 years old. I'm 16 and I completely understand what it means to say certain word and do certain things.

The amount of "I'm black and I think it's ok" in these conversations is so concerning. What do they gain from being picked? Who are they trying to impress?

I appreciate this so much!! After living in Korea for 3 years, I can't quantify how annoying it was/is to hear the "they don't know better" excuse for their racism.. you can't brag about your education and internet and worldliness but be ignorant of how what you're doing is racist!! They know better and plenty of them choose not to do better

It should be a hate crime for me as a black woman to watch this on the second day of the Black history month 😃✋🏾

Kendall speaking in a foreign language is giving me life.

Not Jason Lee projecting with his main character Jason Lee

the way my jaw just dropped at 16:43 this is ABSOLUTELY disgusting, and your comment on how we let non-Western/non-English speaking countries get away with racism is so important because??? that's what people do, they claim that - no, they don't understand the weight of these words and behaviours. but they can understand everything else enough to get 'influenced' by black culture?

Imagine daring to make music while your rap name is literally royale flush

The whole of Kennie’s body and soul just seems so repulsed against this horrible creation, trying to expunge any memory of it and yet she still came through with the review.... Thank you for your sacrifice. Also never feel bad about having to take a break, this is your channel, post when you feel like it. We’re here for you Kennie, we know quality content takes time.

I live in Korea and Ive noticed this weird "fascination" with African culture... they would have the stereotypical black statues (think disney black characters)

When Kennie switched between Korean and English my brain did a backflip and shut down

Again being mixed Asian and having a mixed black and Asian daughter and people saying “oh she’s going to end racism” or “she’s going to change peoples perceptions on race” or something is exhausting. Instead of trying to explain why that’s wrong (people just get defensive) I just say “yep, that’s why we had her, to fulfil her destiny to end racism”🙄😒

As someone who's been trying to learn Korean for a while and is a black person, its. So frustrating seeing the blatant disrespect and theft of black culture. Like its incredible seeing the shit they get away with and just ignore criticism about bc you got so many people defending their ignorance

Kennie flexing her Korean was a next level moment

Oh wow I’m really early, also this movie is trash and I’m tired racism, and cramps

This video dropped at the most awkward time for black kpop stans. It’s black history month and we’re celebrating our prominent historical figures and looking back through our suffering. While also starting the month with two kpop idols being exposed for their racist (and one being anti-Semitic). Everyone is this industry just has a weird hatred-and-envy of black people and our culture....basically this month is gonna be painful.

I wanna know where do they find the black “actors” always willing to be the bad guy in these kinda movies. The bag can’t be THAT important can it? Where is their pride or...common sense???

Kennie suddenly starts speaking korean y'all know she's mad mad at the director. Justifiably so.

"Some people just do be racist " I'm gonna need that on a T-shirt lol

about nonblack communities "loving" and "respecting" black culture; just look at "Show Me The Money" and the entire khiphop scene for that matter i would NOT call that "respect". they really just narrowed black culture down to hip hop and being a jerk🤦🏾‍♀️

As an asian american who was born and raised in the states, but grew up highly immersed in my asian identity, I’ve always been so conflicted when it comes to the blatant racism and appropriation towards black people in mainly mainland asia. Just honestly, the whole history of tensions between the black and asian community, especially in [anti-minority white] america, is such a heartbreakingly complex and deeply rooted issue. When it comes to the perception of black people in asia, I think I’m starting to realize that the issue isn’t so much about asians being ignorant because they have less accessibility to anti-racism education compared to say people living in more diverse and black western countries, but more that many asians DO NOT make the effort to be anti-racist, learn better, or stop racist actions in the first place. It’s one thing to stumble because you’re unlearning ignorance. It’s another to continuously profit off of or make jokes out of people you know you are hurting. Also, the constant gaslighting that happens with k-stans towards black and brown fans is so disgusting and harmful. I am so sorry that you had to exhaust yourself over such a disgusting movie just to give us reactions and education, but thank you for giving me more clarity.

My thing about K-pop is that they KNOW black people are into K-pop and it doesn't deter them from doing it.

Kennie just so effortlessly changing into speaking korean to prove a point was just... *chef's kiss*. A bitch really is talented.

So who else is being tortured by their uterus this week?🙃

I used to listen to Kpop back in the day when 2pm, 2am, Big Bang, 2NE1, Wonder Girls ...etc, were still releasing new content , like early 2010's. But as I got older, I began to feel uncomfortable watching these non-black people perform in what is essentially blackness. I remember people always throwing around the foreigner pass as an excuse and it pissed me off. OK, they clearly got inspiration for some of their content from the black community so why is it that they don't continue with their search, I'm sure racism and cultural appropriation is there as well.

We love a multi-lingual black queen Why are y’all debating her race under my comment, she’s stated herself in various videos she is a BLACK woman. Please stop. As a person who has to daily debate with people about my own blackness please just stop.

She deadass pulled out korean like y'all really think we ignorant lmao

Omg the comments, yes there's new people here man! Don't get so defensive when people ask things, not everyone's been here since the storytimes. To answer some, Kennie majored in Korean studies in uni in Michigan. She is fully African American. She didn't get into it just because of kpop,she actually was interested in the history and had korean friends, there was like a couple study groups and some drama here and there blah blah blah(check out her story times). She went to Korea a couple times, sometimes for school, sometimes for work, sometimes just because she loves Korea....Hopefully I'm not missing anything. Also she has some songs out where she sings in Korean as well that you guys should check out if you haven't yet. Let's be accepting and not turn our noses up at people man.

Used to live in Japan and the B-style people always gave me weird vibes (I am white but it felt icky seeing it). This was compounded when we went to the BLM March in Tokyo and there wasn’t 1 B-Style or gyaru person there. They pretend to care about black people but they just want to take the style.

This is so WILD. Yesterday I went down the rabbit hole of some Korean Kpop idols deliberately doing blackface/menstral shows and the “Asianfishing” attacks that other black women were getting on Twitter just because they may have been born with Asian like features. The more accusations of blackface and blackfishing and people putting on blackness as a personality trait as a costume....it used to make me angry as fuck but now it just makes me deeply sad because as we have a right to be in spaces we always have to reaffirm that we have this right and instead of it just being a right. It came to a point where I could not enjoy K-pop as I would before because it felt like they were putting on blackness and getting praised money exposure and this always happens. Especially on TicToc where (white)people take from black creators and they get all the glory and the money and the opportunities while the actual creators, the black creators, get nothing if anything crumbs. I love the way I am, blackness and coyly curls and all and it took more time than I am proud of to accept myself but God damn sometimes it is exhausting to be black and witness the constant show of people putting on blackness and getting money. It’s like you are praised and hated all at once. (Also this theory of black culture is also dumb cause there r so many different black cutters from Caribbean, African, black Americans etc. it’s like which sector r u referring too. Asian ppl don’t like to be painted with the same brush so I’m confused as why we r doing it to others. But hey anti-blackness I guess) I’ll step down off my soap box now lol love the vid☺️ as usual

Wow i wish i had the “confidence” to not only write a self insert fanfiction with the male equivalent of a Mary Sue as protag, but also publish it and have to guts to make a movie out of it. Jason Lee may not be successful as a writer, but he could sell his confidence in pills.

“The only reason I’m making a video is for revenge.” I too only do things out of spite or for revenge

Sorry people keep requesting that you review racist sh*t. You shouldn't have to do that; people should know something is racist without out making you tell them that it is. Hope you feel better.

As someone who’s been a fan of Kpop for over 10 years (I got into Kpop during the heyday of the second generation, so MBLAQ, U-KISS, DBSK, Super Junior, SNSD, etc., and now I like first gen Kpop) I HATE having to tell people (esp. new fans) that Kpop wouldn’t be anything without Black people. And it hurts my feelings sometimes to think about the cognitive dissonance that I have to experience to be into Kpop but know that Koreans don’t like Black people

Sis I’m lost at this storyline 😭🤧 how tf did you sit through this

Also on the topic of the anti blackness issue and using black culture for aesthetic reasons, my advice at this point is just don’t give them any attention. The more you bring their stuff to light, the more attention they get. So with kai’s song, I didn’t stream it, i didn’t watch the music video, and I didn’t go out my way to search for it. Just. Don’t. Engage. And either they’ll get the message or they will lose profit. Whichever way is great.

As a korean, i find khh artists so cringey. Its like watching a trainwreck. The tryhards acting like they are cool for putting up this fake front of what they think black culture is. We also need to talk about how many asian americans from the wealthy white suburbs will have a blaccent . . .

So this is just an expensive excuse to be publicly racist and misogynistic 🙃

for those who claim that asians are ignorant and don't know any better - as someone who is chinese and who hangs around exclusively asian groups (? those who dont natively speak and live in english predominant countries) they know. HOO BOY do they know, they just have yet to catch flack for it, so the excuse that "maybe they just doNt undErstanD" is just bullcrap

Hot take: kpop is really anti-blackness and I truly believe that nothing can change my mind about that lol

"Love ya'll short kings...unless y'all got short..." Me: 👀👀 Kennie: "....dude personalities" Me: oh...yeah, thats exactly what I thought she was gonna say heh heh 😅

Not the “half black girl” in bad lighting 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

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Okay hold up is the writer just blatantly ripping off other movies, let's spot the rip offs 1. Reservoir Dogs 2. You Got Served 3. The Dark Knight Rises 4. Ghost 5. Good Fellas or Casino 6. Raging Bull

Kai Rant: .....out of all the exo members he's the one sm always try's to brand as "Exotic" so at this point it's not ignorance. Years ago even the exo members illude to kai always being the "exotic" member in the group because of his darker skin. He's also almost always the member who is branded using parts of black culture (dreads, do-rag ect) and SM and his stylists/ hairdressers keep doing it- and have been for years. Let's not even get started on some of the negative things his members have said regarding his darker skin...... Edit: It's even more strange to me that SM as a company does not try to fix any of these issues considering the amount of Black Songwriters and Producers that make songs/demos for them, then again I should not be not surprised. It's disrespectful.

I stopped being a fan of kpop and other Asian music/shows/movies and here are the reasons: 1. The labels/entertainment companies basically make the idols totally slaves. They have almost no control over their music. 2. As a result of their management being sh*t, their music sounds mass-produced, repetitive, and boring. Some songs might be catchy, but they’re all so bland and boring. In comparison to artists that have freedom to do what they want, kpop idols are hella boring. 3. The overwhelming amount of racism within that industry is totally disgusting. For one, there are overwhelming beauty standards where dark-skinned Asians have to bleach and lighten their skin to conform to them and seem white (which as a white person I find kinda creepy. My skin came from genetics and not going outside lmao. And it’s totally fine if a non-white person wants to have blue contact lenses and blonde hair or something, but it’s another when beauty standards make non-white people look and appear to be white). And two, the glamorization of Korean rappers (and sometimes singers) trying to seem “black” to seem like they’re inclusive. And it’s not because of the rapping (rapping is a universal genre anyone can do), it’s because of the blatant racism against black people. I don’t remember which one, but I saw a Korean rapper wearing the CONFEDERATE FLAG on their sleeve. It’s insane to me how fans of that rapper might have thought it was a black symbol. But in reality, it’s a symbol of racism. There are probably several more reasons why I’m not a kpop fan anymore. I didn’t mean to offend anyone for this in any way. This is just my way of looking at it. But I honestly feel that kpop fans need to take a big look at the industry and acknowledge the racism, sexism, and any other problems within it. I feel like the only way to combat this is to boycott the industry so they change their ways. Then we can start supporting them again.

Plot twist: real life jason lee actually scammed people saying he was gonna make a movie but he didnt and then he was about to get caught he actually made a movie and it was this movie. Lol.