"Since then, BTS have focused their attention on social causes such as donating $1 million to BLM , as well as their youth ambassador work with UNICEF, addressing mental health, bullying, and violence."
"In their music, BTS [lyrics] emphasise socio-cultural equality, while challenging social injustice," he said."BTS certainly opened the door for other K-pop groups," Professor Jin said.Thousands of homes were destroyed by South Kalimantan's floods. Ms Sarifah of Kpop4Planet said due to the "huge influence" of the K-pop fanbase, it was "very possible" that Indonesian authorities could mobilise them to communicate information about the coronavirus.making it the largest outbreak in South-East Asia, with the Government continuing to face criticism for its haphazard response.
This is bullshit journalism. K-pop fans can't even 'mobilise' successfully for better treatment of K-pop performers and actually are often the same people sending them hate. The idea that pop fans of any persuasion are some sort of social justice force is utterly deluded.
You're celebrating literal Grifting 'Fundraising drives to buy presents for K-pop 'idols' also lend themselves to raising money for charity'
....and where did the BLM money go? Just into TV ads for the Dems?
Sound very partisan.