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Weverse Magazine has so much potential. The boys and BH saw that most media refused to give them a platform for the in-depth, respectful coverage that they deserved, so they said, "We'll make our own platform." It's just like ARMY's grassroots power.
As a fan, the article makes me so feel so seen, that I'm a true partner of @BTS_twt. I'm so grateful that the boys and BH always show how much we matter to them. Recognizing our struggles and charity efforts may not seem like much, but it shows how in touch they are with ARMY.
I will also never tire of thanking @BTS_twt for being so open for us. They're always honest with us but the quotes here were on a different level of candid. Boys, THANK YOU for always trusting us, THANK YOU for seeing us as equals. We don't take your vulnerability lightly.
I'm glad that they addressed racism. Whether the Western industry will admit or not, it has ALWAYS been a part of their career there. Some manifestations may not have been as blatant as Governale's, but the fact that they don't get respect despite their achievements says it all.
It's also so powerful that this recognition of racism came from @BTS_twt's own platform. They will speak up now and will not be pushed aside any longer. They're not the naive pretty boys that Western media often paints them to be. I'm so proud of them for doing this.
