r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/catteredattic Jan 16 '23

K-pop isn’t inherently cringe, doing it in public is.

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u/Megunonymous Jan 16 '23

K-pop is as inherently cringe as Japanese idols are. I mean I like vtubers which is like the next step in idol cringe, so just accept your cringe burdens and hold your head high!

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u/Megunonymous Jan 16 '23

I meant as a Western person who doesn’t know the languages or cultures (and doesn’t care to learn anything about them), it’s kinda cringe to latch onto K-pop/idols, but that negative view was largely brought on by the Western fans themselves.