yeah it didn't look too good on them, but at the same time them going right back to contradict their label's statement was.. I get the sentiment, but I also understand why Cube would make them leave for that
the trainwreck that was aespa debut (from jo woocheol literally having all his board set to public to the website designers testing the website out in public) and sm accidentally linking a questionable site onto their red velvet merch tweet take the cake for me
not kpop, but siba accidentally...
yes, but i think it is equally as important to understand the way the govt is spinning the issue
I can assure you that the average netizen on weibo and pocket48 at least thinks that this whole thing is a trade war orchestrated by the big bad us because they are wary of growing chinese influence...
@My
one of the art directors had a few pics similar to this in his aespa folder back when his account was still public.... maybe we’re getting something like this? only putting this out now so I don’t feel guilty for putting out super unconfirmed stuff but take with a grain of salt
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