The Egoistic Kpop Fan Culture 

This is a very well thought video! This video shows just how much you have grown over the couple of months you have been posting, you have done an amazing job explaining everything in such a way that even a toddler could understand. If even after seeing this video, the toxic stan stays toxic, that's just a skill issue on their part because this should be common sense yet we need amazing people like you having to explain this. I have no idea how you don't have like 50k-100k subs right now

every video gets better hoshining!! keep it up! i really enjoyed watching this one, and you perfectly laid out the topic today. ive always had a problem with people especially on tiktok or twitter who constantly trash everyone. their arguments never make any sense, but you can't really educate or talk to them because they get even more hostile.

Well said Hoshining. You covered every aspect in such an amazing way. Egoism is not just about being able to make your own choices and setting goals but also tearing others down and having a “I’m better than you” mentality and can cause so many problems, all of which you brought up in this video. It was really well done!👍 Really loved this video, thank you for sharing it with everyone.❤

Couldn't agree with you more on this 👏🏻 Multistanning is the best path to Kpop appreciation because the only way to win in Kpop fan wars is never to play. Are you open to a small, easily executable suggestion with regards to your audio? I don't want to chime in with unsolicited advice so no worries if not. Loved the video either way. ❤

Damn that was really good, please keep up the good work, ill have to check out your other videos. I especially like your conclusion on constructive criticism (its one of the first things i learned in my art class). But with kpop fans it was always so frustrating because they often go overboard with this, they identify a groups weakness and reduce said group to only that one weakness, they do this to make the fans feel bad which is ironic because i think we've all experienced non kpop/kpop haters judge and make us feel bad for enjoying this music in the first place. I started listening to kpop in 2022 and i was having a great time jumping into this unfamiliar world of music, then i joined Twitter and it turns out the fandom i was a part of has a long history of beef with other fandoms and its so complex you could make movies out of it. This meant when a group made a mistake or didn't deliver anything well, then the opposing fandoms will come in and enact revenge, they will exacerbate whatever issue is at hand. I learned that these things where called 'fanwars'. Of-course you already know this but saying it out loud really makes me realize how crazy all this is Sorry to vent but great video