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So.. I sorted my thoughts about the Hwasa Situation.
Disclaimer: I& #39;m not black, but I& #39;m half-india, I have brown skincolor and I& #39;ve faced racismn in my life (kindergarden-after highschool), so don& #39;t jump at me if my opinion doesn& #39;t fit with yours. +++
Disclaimer: I& #39;m not black, but I& #39;m half-india, I have brown skincolor and I& #39;ve faced racismn in my life (kindergarden-after highschool), so don& #39;t jump at me if my opinion doesn& #39;t fit with yours. +++
Just saying bc u know- Twitter. No more words needed.
Anyway.
Accusing Hwasa for black facing: Honestly, since Mamamoo made a cover for a Bruno Mars Song, I found it stupid to call it black facing, because no one made fun of anyone. I& #39;m in the cosplay scene and you know +++
Anyway.
Accusing Hwasa for black facing: Honestly, since Mamamoo made a cover for a Bruno Mars Song, I found it stupid to call it black facing, because no one made fun of anyone. I& #39;m in the cosplay scene and you know +++
I don& #39;t see a problem with making your skintone darker for a COSTUME and they wore a COSTUME. I don& #39;t say black facing is okay, I am against it, if you do it to make fun of someone and it& #39;s out of representing a person you like and appreciate, then f*ck yourself.++
Of course there a other reasons as well but I think you get my point.
Accusing Hwasa of saying the n-word:
Well I can& #39;t say much about that. I only saw ONE video where she was supposed to say the n-word. For me it sounded like the korean word "neaga" which sounds pretty similiar+
Accusing Hwasa of saying the n-word:
Well I can& #39;t say much about that. I only saw ONE video where she was supposed to say the n-word. For me it sounded like the korean word "neaga" which sounds pretty similiar+
but I can& #39;t say much about that, because I don& #39;t know the real song or lyrics, I don& #39;t know korean as well so- Yeah, would be glad if someone could tell me the name of that song so I can make a research on that. If she said it then yes, absolutely no excuse to defend her on that+
Accusing Hwasa of saying she is a "black/african unnie":
It& #39;s really fishy since it was a translation at a concert and some koreans said she didn& #39;t say that and it was a translation mistake. Well. I can& #39;t proof that at all, I& #39;d need to learn korean to do that. But I wanna say+++
It& #39;s really fishy since it was a translation at a concert and some koreans said she didn& #39;t say that and it was a translation mistake. Well. I can& #39;t proof that at all, I& #39;d need to learn korean to do that. But I wanna say+++
I personally think black woman are like the most beautiful creatures on this earth, I litterally gay panic every time I see a black woman- So I don& #39;t think it& #39;s bad to say "damn I look like xy" in a positive way. If it& #39;s negative, well, self explained.+++
But Hwasa indeed laughed a little after she said whatever she said and since it& #39;s so fishy what& #39;s true or not.. I would keep that in mind and see if something like that will happen again, maybe that will clear things out.++
And lastly the video of Hwasa wearing African clothes and accusing her of being racist with that bc it was supposed to scare people:
I think, out of this situation, you can wear whatever you want if you are educated and respectful with the history to certain things.
I think, out of this situation, you can wear whatever you want if you are educated and respectful with the history to certain things.
