Still talking episode 2. The "fans".. *sigh* the fans... I have a feeling that the reaction and then protesting of the fans is not that exaggerated from what happens in real life in Korea. Korea loves their friggin idols, to friggin death and its... a problem, honestly (I'll probably talk about this more than once). The ones that cause the most trouble, or one might argue, all the trouble (I dunno, I don't live in Korea so I dont have first hand experiences) are the Sasaeng Fans. And, in reality, they aren't fans so much as stalkers. You can google stuff for more info. But basically, the "fans" are making a big fuss about a rumored situation from online and I hate to say it, but this does happen in real life there and I think its ridiculous. It's annoying in the show, but even more incredulous that this ish happens in real life, and I really feel sorry for the kpop "idols" that have to deal with this. People who dont even know them and don't know the whole situation are making a big fuss and protesting and its... just sad really, because unfortunately, lives and careers get destroyed. Some make it back from "scandals" and other don't. There are a few, though, who I think bad things did happen and yet the fans are too obsessed to see that he/she did anything wrong. That's taking the fanaticism to the other side, and it's also sad.
Ugh, ok, the rambling is done and basically, I think a lot of people, in the show, and in real life, just need to calm the falafel down and focus their attention and effort into things that can actually make the world a better place.
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