This is probably going to lose me a follower or two but I honestly think that to a certain degree, what happened to Seungr* was actually kind of sad (short thread)

Seungr* was similar to Yooch*n in that they were arguably the least talented members of very successful groups and outclassed by their far more talented group mates (2)

However while Yooch*n found success in other areas (namely acting) because that's kind of SM's thing and continue after he left until he flushed his career down the toilet...Seungr* just...didn't. (3)

YG is not a company that encourages growth or change in their artists (mostly). It is arguably the worst environment to be in when you need to improve and Seungr* had potential. He had talent. He just needed encouragement and growth to match the rest of BB (4)

Unfortunately instead of that, what he seemed to get was unfair comparisons to his group members and the CEO ragging on him, which fed a deep sense of resentment and a massive inferiority complex; the end results of which we saw play out last year (5)

(I am in no way excusing or apologizing for the shit he pulled and I hope he burns in hell whenever he gets there) (6)

Imagine what could have been if YG wasn't such a shitty company and actually encouraged their artists to grow as opposed to whatever the fuck they're doing now. (End thread)