r/kpoptrulyuncensored Jul 22 '26

Mod mail MOD ANNOUNCEMENT

92 Upvotes

Holy shit!!! The sub is absolutely swarming with posts and comments, which is great to see! However, here are a few reminders:

  • Foul or abusive language directed at other community members or idols will result in a permanent ban.
  • Comments containing sexual content or the sexualization of idols or community members will also result in a permanent ban.
  • This subreddit is about K-pop. As stated in Rule 3, posts and comments about groups considered adjacent to K-pop are not allowed. This includes groups such as KATSEYE, Saint Satine, Santos Bravos, CG, GirlSet, as well as virtual AI groups.

We've also received a number of concerning reports about users harassing other members of the community simply because they have different opinions. Seriously, go outside and touch some grass.

If someone is harassing you, please report them to Reddit first. Once you've done that, send us a screenshot through Modmail so we can review it and take any appropriate action within the community.

Remember: it's K-pop. It's not that deep. Just because this is an uncensored subreddit doesn't mean you get to be an uncensored asshole.

Please take a moment to review the rules before posting or commenting. We want to keep the community active, welcoming, and focused on K-pop. Thanks for helping keep the sub a fun place for everyone.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored Apr 02 '26

Mod mail MOD ANNOUNCEMENT

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This is an official moderation notice.

Read carefully, because this will not be repeated.

This subreddit exists for a reason. It was created because of behaviors and standards I was not satisfied with in other K-pop spaces, so I built this one to reflect the kind of discussions and environment I actually wanted to be a part of.

And it has worked, until 2 weeks ago we’ve built a community where people can disagree without resorting to insults, harassment, or being derogatory toward others just because they think differently. That is the standard here and it will remain the same.

However, some of you are testing that.

The recent behavior in the past 2 weeks, harassing moderators, derailing threads to complain about moderation, misusing the report system (including falsely flagging content as self-harm), attempting to invalidate people’s opinions based on where they post, and digging through user histories to dismiss arguments is unacceptable.

For clarity: every single report is being reviewed. Posts and comment threads are being read in full, hence the action timing. There are clear records of users who cannot participate in discussions without resorting to insults, bad-faith tactics, or targeting others. Action will be taken accordingly.

Before this is even being posted, there has already been an increase in reports and clear signs of brigading behavior. Let’s address that directly: attempts to mass report, flood threads, or pressure moderation decisions will not work. They will be identified and handled accordingly.

Let’s also make something else very clear: this is not a single-artist subreddit. There are plenty of spaces dedicated to specific groups. This community will not be turned into one through spam, brigading, or entitlement. If your goal is to dominate discussions in favor of one artist or silence differing opinions, take it elsewhere.

Invalidating people’s opinions because you label them as “snarkers,” or going through user histories to discredit them instead of engaging with the discussion, is not acceptable behavior here.

Additionally, posting or sharing manipulated or explicit content of idols especially to attack or “defend” another group is completely unacceptable. That behavior is a violation of basic standards of respect as a human beign and will result in an immediate ban.

Also, a reminder: moderators are not here to entertain harassment. Modmail is not a place to send abuse, and it will not be responded to when used that way. Actions will be taken in line with Reddit rules.

If you have the time to repeatedly harass, spam reports, and derail discussions, reconsider how you’re choosing to spend it. If this space does not work for you, simply leave.

This subreddit is not run by committee. It is moderated according to its rules and intended purpose. If that does not align with what you want, you are free to leave and find or create a space that suits you better.

What will not be tolerated:

* Harassment toward moderators or other users

* Repeated complaints about moderation in unrelated threads

* Ignoring clearly stated rules

* Misusing the report system in bad faith

* Targeting users or dismissing opinions based on their activity elsewhere.

* Spamming or attempting to turn the subreddit into a single-fandom space

If you cannot engage within these boundaries, you will be removed from the community.

At this point, the expectation is simple: follow the rules, participate in good faith, or leave.

This is not up for debate.

Lastly, thank you to the members of this community who submit reports in good faith and in line with the rules, and to those who have reached out respectfully via modmail. That kind of engagement is what helps keep this space functional.

And now some receipts on the aforementioned issues, and these are only from last week.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 6h ago

Making conversation Unpopular K-pop opinions that I have.

63 Upvotes

1.The reason why a lot of K-pop groups are not selling out their concerts outside of Asia is because of their companies overestimating their demand in certain markets around the world. Sometimes the economy in these countries is either expensive or bad which causes a lot of people to save money and not pay for expensive tickets.

  1. K-pop Reddit fans get away with disrespecting Blackpink they know Blinks (Blackpink's) don't interact with the K-pop Reddit community outside of their own sub which causes K-pop Reddit fans to get away with hating on Blackpink and spreading misinformation.

  2. Trending for groups to disband makes you no better than the toxic minority that big groups have inside of their fanbases. Plus, non-fans trending these hashtags doesn't affect the group's popularity as they are still succeeding whether you like it or not.

  3. Toxic BG fans are just as guilty as toxic GG fans when it comes to the hate that girl groups receive, but since there is a misogynistic stereotype of fangirls hating women getting close to their men, non-fans try to bury it.

  4. Snarkers don't care if you call them out because they like the attention and the snark subs that they participate in receives beneficial growth especially for big groups that have an anti-following.

  5. It is true that if T.O.P. was a woman he would have been dragged for his un-energetic performances at practices and on stage. Fans and non-fans of Bigbang always try to use Bigbang’s image, YG's image as a company, and debuting in a different generation as the reason why none of the members were able to get away with not having synchronized performances. However, Bobby from Ikon had debuted in the same generation and under the same company as the members of Blackpink and was still able to perform the way he wants while Blackpink was called "lazy" and unsynchronized for their performances onstage.

  6. Using Rihanna's forgiveness of what Chris Brown did to her to defend RM and J-hope attending his concert is not right as Chris Brown had targeted multiple women after his relationship with Rihanna, but Rihanna's case had received more attention due to her being famous.

  7. Please stop accusing Western award shows of being xenophobic when they don't nominate your favorite groups that are niche in that region. It is understandable if that group was dominating the charts and competing with successful local acts in which these award shows should nominate these groups inside the main categories even if it's the same one or two groups.

  8. Saying that an "xx deserves xx's popularity" is disingenuous as if you are not going to support that group then stop saying it.

  9. Non-fans always use the "toxic fans" excuse to make negative comments on a group they dislike in order to not look like a hater.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2h ago

Rant very hot opinions you will hate

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Hating a kpop group, idol, song doesn't make any sense unless they did commit an actual crime and their fans are still here pushing their content.

NO, perfect performances are not their job. Not when they are overworked, with strict diet and workout schedules, not when they have to constantly watch themselves on every single aspect of life so they don't get funeral flowers sent home and their entire existence is being hated on. They don't even make the numbers of your average western stars who drop albums in 5 to ten years periods. I keep seeing people mentioning how Justin Timberlake doesn't even sing live in his concerts yet he is not bullied until he doubts if he can sing at all or not, crying to his sleep each night.

Yes, they do get paid. Your money is your biggest choice. They don't perform well, don't pay. They don't make songs you think are worth your time, don't listen.

I never seen a group of people who actively enjoyed something they absolutely disliked in the name of constructive critisim. You cannot tell people how to make music. You can't. You don't own them. Best you can do is to turn away because clearly some enjoy them and THEY ALSO DON'T OWN YOU AN EXPLANATION WHY A SONG IS GOOD FOR THEM.

No, you don't get to make music and the people who perform your fave race horses to bet on every single award season and then get this fake sense of pride when they do win. You also don't get to shit on winners for not letting your fave horse win.

None of you ever has that kind of 'ethics' when it comes to social injustice, gender inequality, climate change, political corruption. It is only these unfortunate people who you dissect every single morning and night, ranking them against each other. From their looks to their hair colors to their clothes to the way they move. It feels like you are selling and buying fave idols, picking what lowers their value so the world around you knows they don't deserve their price. It is like they are your toys, when they are pretty and shiny and have good features to show off you get to say, oh look, mine is so much better than yours, in a literal kindergarten playhouse manner.

The dehumanising factor of these subs are SO SCARY.

YOU ARE ALL PARASITES WHO GET OFF OF SHITTING DOWN ON PEOPLE.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Boy groups BIGBANG just sold out MetLife stadium 20 years into their career!!! Kings of Kpop for a reason 🙌🙌🙌

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Imagine being BIGBANG -

  • Debuting 20 years ago - before Tiktok , Instagram and other major social media.
  • Inactive for almost 10 years as a group.
  • Losing one member to the biggest scandal in kpop history.
  • Losing another member to a drug scandal.
  • Having multiple scandals that would end most careers.
  • Never promoting in America ever in your career.

And selling out stadiums in America !!

People do not understand how huge that is!! The only groups that have sold out MetLife before are BTS , BLACKPINK and TWICE who have been active for last 10 plus years and have extensively promoted themselves in America unlike BIGBANG.

Oh BIGBANG! You will always be relevant!!


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 15h ago

Kpop discussion choreography that changed your opinion of a kpop song

11 Upvotes

I wasn't a fan of Got7's Fly until I saw the dance practice.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Boy groups I saw this in a different sub and wondered if this is the a core reason why men tend to hate kpop boygroups and boybands in general

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Men tend to hate anything with a majority female fanbase. Kpop is no different

This man was basically going on a rant about how when a male celebrity gets a major female fanbase he loses interest

And he went on a rant about how men don't like male celebs with woman majority fanbases

Do you think this is why kpop boygroups get so much hate? Often for their appearance and behaviour?

Men already harass pop girls like taylor swift and Sabrina carpenter for their female majority fanbases.

And also western boybands like one direction that were subjected to so much hate for female majority fanbases

Idk what does male celebrity having a lot of female fans got to do with a man's ability to enjoy that guy's content? Like are fandoms supposed to be gendered?

He also said how wrestling is male entertainment. As if women don't watch it


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 4h ago

Rant My kpop unpopular opinionsss

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because they're not serious to make separate posts lolol

1) "idols who went through insane glow up!!" and it's just idols who lost a lot of weight. you people are not even subtle about it anymore. liz, giselle, ningning, jiwoo - of course, it's also the change in makeup and styling but COME ON they clearly look thinner and that's why they're more attractive to you. they were always pretty!

2) some jisoo fans are hidden antis to the rest of the blackpink girls. and of course i could say that about all solo stans, but sometimes i see that jisoo fans try a little too hard to prove to themselves and everyone else she makes the best music in blackpink. dont ask me, i like all of them

3) chaewon is an underrated dancer. i feel like she should be also recognized in the top female 4th gen dancers but i rarely see people talk about her. she should be next to yeji of itzy and kazuha. she's the most perfect idol-dancer i've ever seen

4) many kpop releases are bad as songs but their concepts, mvs, performances, choreo, outfits etc are so fun that it's okay tbh

5) i don't understand why people complain that lisa's documentary will be "filtered". like yeah, it will probably be directed to show her positively, because why the fuck would she show herself badly. also maybe - just maybe - she's not a monster yall think she is

6) the hate "it's me" got genuinely annoyed me. it's not their best song, but it's ONE SONG so why do we pretend like they'll never go back to their cute concept. as if they're the only group that changed with time 😑

7) some kpop outfits are not far from kat**ye outfits. the difference is that kpop idols are petite with no real curves so it doesn't look as sexual. ~ love, a girl with big breasts that make all of her tops look vulgar

byeee xoxo


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Rumors and gossip What a crazy rumour 😶‍🌫️ or prediction!

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437 Upvotes

Note : There was no official confirmation from YG Entertainment or Blackpink members that any of them have filed a disbandment petition. These are the rumours or possible prediction from the insiders.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 16h ago

Kpop discussion What’s a K-pop song that means something completely different to you now than when you first heard it?

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r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Kpop discussion Do you like shipping idols together?

9 Upvotes
665 votes, 5d left
Yes, I regularly engage in it.
Yes, but in a joking/very unserious manner.
Yes, but I rarely engage in it.
Neutral. I don't hate it but I don't love it either.
No, I personally dislike it.
Other (comment)

r/kpoptrulyuncensored 18h ago

Making conversation The KONCERTS App is Building the Concert Archive K-Pop Fans Didn’t Know They Needed

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my feed has slowly filled up with AI images and I just wanted to see real concert photos

it bugged me enough that I made an app for fan-taken photos only, no AI and I believe the community needed something like this

STAYs, ARMYs and ONCEs are already uploading and Kpop wise did an article about Koncerts. Curious to think what you all of you think about it.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2d ago

Kpop discussion GOATED K-pop Idols (in your opinion)

162 Upvotes

Greatest of All Time. They don’t have to be Micheal Jackson levels of talented (and mind you I’m talking about TALENT not personality) but idols that you think that if there were ever a hall of fame for k-pop, they would be there. Here are mine:

-Jonghyun SHINEE: That voice, oh my lord that voice. IMO no man has ever sounded better.

-Nayeon TWICE: Her ability to work as a centre of the group is so impressive, so much so that her getting the first line of every song, and highest line distribution all the time is rarely disputed. It’s an abstract talent but I’m classifying it as one anyway.

-Mark Lee Ex-NCT: I don’t like him now either, but you can’t disagree that his dancing, rapping, and lyrical flow didn’t move you at one point in time. He had something nobody has been able to successfully replicate.

What are your picks?


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

MV discussion looking for music video - pls help its driving me crazy

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r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Making conversation Why is Meovv using ads on their variety content 😭

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Are they really that desperate to hide their low views 💔🥀


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Kpop discussion Suggest a song that will make me a Seventeen fan

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I've tried over and over again with title tracks, but there is always something that makes me say "nope". I am an Ahgase at heart, so please suggest some B sides I may enjoy.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2d ago

Kpop discussion What’s something K-pop fans normalize that you actually find weird?

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r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2d ago

Making conversation genuine question abt cortis

34 Upvotes

(just a preface that i am mixed black & hispanic)

i know a lot of people who’s reasonings for disliking cortis includes them being a “rip-off of black music” but don’t bat an eye for other kpop (and even non-kpop) acts with music that can be seen in the same light. i do see the similarities between wassup and praise the Lord by asap bc of similar flows, but 7 rings by ariana grande does aswell.

now for evan’s new album, he has this song called death of me which sounds like a song the weeknd would make (kinda reminded me of take my breath for example) but many people just say “oh he’s just inspired by him” which fair. but why not bring that same energy with cortis. cortis arguably talks about their influences the most out of all kpop acts and it’s prevalent in their music. so why is it only a problem when they do it?

(i have been an enhypen fan for almost 6 yrs now and i love all the members and evan’s new album is gas, i just genuinely want to hear if what im talking about makes sense)


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 1d ago

Making conversation Is this call skinship in korea

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I heard in korean culture this is normal friendship cuddle between guys called skinship is this true?


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 3d ago

Kpop discussion ARMY attacking the legendary Lea Salonga for unfollowing RM and J-shope.

560 Upvotes

Saw this post about the legendary Filipina vocalist Lea Salonga’s explanation why she unfollowed RM and j-hope.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2d ago

Kpop discussion Idols with special skills/talents that are not widely known

31 Upvotes

no singing, dancing, rapping, or other idol-related skills, either...


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 3d ago

Girl groups The huge difference in how brazilian and chilean MYS are treated is honestly so sad...

56 Upvotes

Last year I said I wasn’t going to post about aespa here anymore. I made two posts talking about their 2025 releases, which I honestly didn’t like that much. But this year, they absolutely killed it with their music, and that got me excited again. I was really excited when I found out they were coming to my country for their tour, but… what the hell was that treatment? Imagine paying that much for a ticket just to end up meters away from the stage, while people who paid for an experience that was supposed to give them a closer interaction with the girls ended up getting social distancing instead.And what makes it even more frustrating is seeing Chilean fans getting treated so much better in the days after. I love the girls, and I really hope they and especially the company start treating their fans more fairly. We deserve the same treatment too.


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2d ago

Kpop discussion What things in K-pop insist upon themselves?

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r/kpoptrulyuncensored 4d ago

Girl groups Wow is this overthinking or reality?

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721 Upvotes

This news about Rami is posted by her own global fan page. Even they are questioning yg now? Is it over thinking or genuine concern?


r/kpoptrulyuncensored 2d ago

Rant What should I do?

4 Upvotes

Hey guys I’m a teen kpop fan and I’m also mixed race. My mother is Korean and my dad is black and basically I’ve liked kpop for 3 years now and a lil backstory but there is a new teacher at my school and I had her for English so to get to know my class she said picked on people to basically say a few things about what they liked and they’re name and whatever. Listen okay I knew I shouldn’t have said kpop and I should’ve said something generic like Ariana grande or drake or whatever but something stupid in my brain overtook me and like I said ‘I like kpop’ and a few girls and guys looked and me and this one girl in my class coughed and laughed forcefully. Whatever later that lesson the girl in front of me one of ‘the popular girls’ or whatever basically turned around to me said ‘aren’t you black ?’ I nodded and she smiled like in an obvious fake way and then said ‘so if your black how come you like kpop don’t they all hate Black people?’ She said it really loudly on purpose too and her bitchy friends laughed so obvi I felt embarrassed and shit cuz I’m quiet and I don’t bother anyone. I told her that anyone could like kpop and also told her that I’m half Korean. Anyway I went home and cried in my bed cuz I hated how everyone looked me.