Thoughts on people who choose names outside of their culture? (2 Viewers)

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I don’t agree. It’s really common for people to have a second name, for example an Asian person with an “English name”. Lots of Kpop idols take on a western name as their stage name. Are you including all these people in your critique?
 

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I don’t agree. It’s really common for people to have a second name, for example an Asian person with an “English name”. Lots of Kpop idols take on a western name as their stage name. Are you including all these people in your critique?
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Which is why I think it’s a bad take. Yes, you might find it cringy when a westerner takes on a Hispanic or Japanese name for example, but there are so many instances globally where it is a perfectly normal thing to do, or even a necessity.
 

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Which is why I think it’s a bad take. Yes, you might find it cringy when a westerner takes on a Hispanic or Japanese name for example, but there are so many instances globally where it is a perfectly normal thing to do, or even a necessity.
I'm not talking about when it's a necessity obviously
 
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