I rarely speak up but it's getting out of hands. Every single time we speak up about Taeil being paid dust, some ppl always try to bring us down by saying Taeil has so many lines, as if he isn't the main vocalist. You have to know that most of his lines are adlibs. His actual--

lines are considered so little despite being the main vocalist he is. I get that not everyone care about him, but to attack us who really try to speak up for Taeil, it's quite heartbreaking, ngl. We don't even ask you to say anything about him, just let us be. Just let us bring--

what should us bring to the table. We don't even fight you/members. We only want SM to treat Taeil better. There have been so much mistreatment that SM doing towards Taeil since rookies. So many. If you want to know, just ask. Don't say smth unnecessary and say there are some--

members that been treated way more cruel. I mean, it's obvious there are some of them. And if you care, you can start to point out of all SM mistreatment to other members, without bringing other members/fans down. Everyone's opinion is valid. Can we just respect and tolerate--

each other? Also, if you think you care, you could support all of members that been treated dust, instead of being salty. Try to learn first. The simple thing you can do is just ask. Every member deserves all the good things. Try to empathy to one another. Thank you.

Oh, we're talkin bout how Taeil barely has screentime on most of MVs. Imagine you sang your heart out & turn out you didn't make it to the mv tho it's literally your part, and they chose to cut you off by showing others on screen instead of you, the one who sang that part. How?

Once again, try to empathize. Screentime really has an important role for idol. If they didn't get enough time,how people suppose to know them? How people suppose to recognise whose voice that is? People who arent fans or are casual fans will start to believe the one who sing is-

the one who's on the screen. It's that simple. That's why lots of people are still struggling on recognising or differentiating their voices. The worst thing is people start to give credits for the one who doesn't even sing that part. And to this day, I still found these people.