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just finished watching blackpink light up the sky & i wanna say that it actually made me teary in some parts. they are human beings, they work so much, they sleep about 3-5 hours a day especially on performing days, they get tired af & they get sick when they perform for (cont.+)
nine months straight trying to give the perfect concert every time. it is very fucking tiring & you cant blame them for feeling exhausted. they get nervous, they get sad, they get happy & it is totally normal. they practice for hours & hours, for days & days. they stay (cont.+)
away from home & it is hard for them. they currently are one of the biggest girl groups ever, so they have a lot of pressure of being perfect. when jennie said that she loses breath faster than others i felt, cause i am the same, but people call her lazy for that & (cont.+)
this is disgusting. people are literally criticizing every move & sending hate to them. they are humans!! try to live the life they live & then say smth about it. this not goes only for them but all the korean artists/groups/bands (actually not only korean, every artist (cont.+)
in the whole world). that makes me so damn angry when people say shit about them when they work so damn hard & try to satisfy fans & everyone in general. i can't imagine what they have been through cause i, myself, have never experienced that. that's why i respect every (cont.+)
idol, artist, band/group that tries so much & work so hard.
haha i didnt know that this thread would be so long, i am sorry. it's just i get very emotional watching these kinds of documentaries cause i see that people don't appreciate that much for what work they've done.
haha i didnt know that this thread would be so long, i am sorry. it's just i get very emotional watching these kinds of documentaries cause i see that people don't appreciate that much for what work they've done.
