sk, kpop, and how black fashion/ black culture influenced it all

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ik some stans think their idols invented it but... honey no.

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CG59G4tjxKo/?igshid=1x9u4brw2jwhp

and just cuz im moarmy doesn’t mean anything.

and since we're talking bout influence/ benefiting from black culture-

hiphop and young bangtan? +countless other groups too. (ik bts learned n started to do better. just for thread relax errybody)

sk and other asian countries aren’t the only ones who do it too. we see black culture celebrated when others do it all the time.

don’t believe me?

take a listen to what's considered pop music today and what it was 10 years ago... notice anything?

notice how hiphop and r&b are now somehow categorized as pop now? and artists like are socially accepted and not as thugs or gangsters?

more on sk and influence/benefits-
there’s even whole genres there now dedicated to r&b and hiphop.

justin is a prime example of an artist that has benefited from black culture ... but look at that- recognition, credit, and growth

now bts n justin r artists ive seen apologize n adjust after their mistakes.

as far as streetwear goes... it's not that u can't wear it.. or you're not allowed to like blk culture. but if u like the culture n don't like or respect black ppl? that's a problem

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