- Sexual topics in song lyrics and MVs when group members are still minors. I know Korea's age calculation, but I don't want to see very young idols as 'sex objects' in K-Pop MVs. Show them funny and playful instead. There are enough adult idols for adult themed 'concepts'.
- Extreme performance pressure. I know that Asian countries like South Korea and Japan are very performance-oriented. But there's absolutely no need to totally exhaust idols. Sometimes I read the argument that 'K-Pop trainees know what they are getting into.' Do they really know that?
- The dominance of the K-Pop industry. Groups and soloists should get better chances to market themselves - like Sunmi did with 'Stranger' (the song is completely her 'baby', she composed and produced 'Stranger', she also produced the MV). K-Pop training should be independent from the companies, K-Pop schools should be more like acting, dancing, and music schools in Western countries.
- The obedience of K-Pop idols. K-Pop idols aren't puppets (but it seems some fans think that), they have feelings and they have an own opinion. And one of these opinions might be that they don't want to communicate with every moron and might even say 'Fuck off!'. And it should be ok! And because of their feelings idols should have dates and lovers. Hey you, delusional fans? You have a problem with it? It's none of your business, get lost!
- An inadequate security standard. We need an uniform and high security standard for K-Pop companies. It's their job to take care of idols and idols should never feel uncomfortable.