I like how most âantiâ kpop posts have their replyâs off because kpop fans canât handle a little criticism over their shitty fan base

seen from Malaysia
seen from Iraq

seen from Malaysia

seen from TĂźrkiye
seen from Russia

seen from Malaysia
seen from Germany

seen from United States
seen from Netherlands
seen from Sweden

seen from United States

seen from Sweden

seen from Singapore

seen from Poland
seen from United States

seen from Nepal

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United Arab Emirates

seen from Singapore
I like how most âantiâ kpop posts have their replyâs off because kpop fans canât handle a little criticism over their shitty fan base

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
anti kpop y egirlsÂ
odio esa musica de mierda odio a todos esos grupos
Follow me anti kpoppers
https://twitter.com/Blimbo4
the k in kpop stands for klown
me
Wikipedia becoming Anti-KPop
âOnly for artists with their own article, artists without an own article are deemed not-notable, conformâ
Conform?!? Wow, asshole much?! And, not notable to your Tom, Dick, and Joe couch âeditorsâ? What a surprise!
Fuck you Wikipedia and your biased hate against KPop. But, I guess I shouldnât expect much from a site that is well known for its editors abusing their power for things like blackmail and hate crimes.
*takes breath*...
Long story short: the â2016 in South Korean musicâ page has become unwelcome to any group that isnât already special enough to have gotten their own page (the quote above is what is written on the edit page). Knowing full well how vindictive Wikipediaâs editors are, I suspect 2017 and all previous years will probably soon be wiped of hundreds of groups and releases that havenât made it into Wikipediaâs âin crowdâ yet (for example: literally only 3 of the 36 debuts listed so far for 2017 would remain!).
If anyone has some free time, I would recommend an immediate assault on the site by creating pages for literally every KPop group ever - theyâll probably remove a good chunk of them for not being ânotable enoughâ to their high and mighty âstandardsâ *cough*biases*cough*, but KPop fans - especially those of underrated / lesser known groups - need to stand up and declare their fave music as ânotableâ or watch it be deliberately relegated and/or removed completely.
(Note: donât start telling me about ârulesâ and what not; Iâve seen this kind of shit behavior and heavy handed abuse of power from the site before. Iâm simply calling it out before it gets out of hand.)

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
T-ara Haters
Why are there so many immature T-ara haters? I really don't understand them. Why do you guys kept bashing them and saying that they're not good. For your information you guys don't know them well and you should think before you say those things because they have fans that will get hurt. I am so disappointed to those so called Kpop fans who also claim themselves as anti's. I promise to continue defend T-ara against those anti's no matter what. And I am proud to say that I'm Queen from the start until the end. I will be waiting for their maknae's solo debut âŞ#âjiyeonâŹ
//RANT RANT RANT//
Please excuse my poor English, I've been living in Seoul for almost 2 years and I've limited my English to basic level so that I can communicate with my students and my husband (he's a Korean and he's never left his country). Lately I've encountered a problem, I really can't fit in anywhere, I don't fit it in with korean ladies my age because most of them aren't married and are too shy to speak to a foreigner... (even if I spoke a little Korean) and I can't be friends with guys here either or else my husband gets very jealous and it's awkward.  I have a few friends in Seoul but I hardly see them and we don't even have much in common. So I log into facebook and tumblr and I feel like I don't fit in here either because all of a sudden Kpop became way too mainstream (I'm not a hispter ok?! it's just that I hear kpop everywhere I go, from the supermarket to the coffee shop!), then I see a picture of "sexy oppa" and I don't wanna see that! I am a loyal married woman, I wouldn't like it if my husband saw a picture of half naked Selena Gomez! I'm ok with seeing pictures of IU and the girls from SNSD, SISTAR, 2ne1, After School or Wonder Girls, (but I do feel bad because they are super skinny and pretty and sing very well T^T, it's a big self-esteem crusher for me really) and everybody wants to live in Korea/Japan, I seriously have no problem with your dreams to travel to/live in a foreign country,or your taste in music or which idol you are obsessed with. It's just that I can't escape it and I can't just turn off my computer and sit in a corner facing the wall, I want to have a social life and talk to people that like the same things I  do, but since KPOP took over everybody's mind I have no choice, If you can't fight them, join them.Â