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[REQUEST] Daechwita Explained By A Korean REACTION (DKDKTV) (Patreon)

Published:
2020-05-30 19:00:15
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2021-05-30 21:52:24
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2024-05
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Hey guys!! Soooo, I wanted to bring you another request video today! This month, my amazing Patron, Sonja, wanted me to react to Daechwita Explained By A Korean by the amazing DKDKTV (we stan!)! I knew I would eventually want to watch this video, so I was SOOO excited that someone requested it! 💜💜

I hope that you guys enjoy it and all have an amazing weekend!! Thank you again to Sonja and all the rest of you guys! Y'all are so amazing! Oh, and I have another great month planned for June, so keep your eyes peeled! 💜💜 

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52 Blue

Landon, I have so much respect for you wanting to be sure that you're getting your research in and absorbing all of this with a genuine interest. Even the intro for the SOPE video, I was SO HAPPY that you took the time to do it and are looking at this content with the right frame of mind. We love the videos that you're putting out, but for heaven's sake, please get enough rest and stay healthy! #LoveYourself! Love from across the world!

minimoni

I have huge respect for Bang PD (Bang Shihyuk). I'd say he and Namjoon are really at the core of BTS' success. Bang recognized Joon's talent for rap and composing at an early age, and basically formed BTS around this young ambitious rapper. Bang was originally a producer and even now as the CEO of one of the biggest entertainment companies in South Korea, he is very much involved in the music production for BTS and other Big Hit acts. As a businessman, I think Bang pioneered many practices in the kpop industry, including: prioritizing idols' mental health, engaging fans with multilayered story lines, promoting artists' independence and advocating the idea that artists should write songs that reflect their experiences and struggles. This might seem like very basic things by western standards but prior to BTS, idols generally did not have such autonomy, but you see those positive paradigm shift taking hold in the newer kpop groups that are coming out nowadays.