honestly shoutout to the idols. shoutout to the idols who know this industry is hard and yet still pursue it. shoutout to the idols who’ve made their dreams come true. shoutout to the idols who have been promoting nonstop since debut. shoutout to the new rookie groups who are trying to get their group out there. shoutout to the trainees who don’t give up hope that they’ll debut and that all of their training will pay off. shoutout to the female idols who are tired of getting criticized for doing a sexy concept but when they do a cute concept, there’s already enough girl groups doing that. shoutout to the male idols who are tired of getting more praise over their muscles than their talents. shoutout to the idols who treat their fans like they are family instead of people who buy their music and merchandise. shoutout to the leaders who always know what to say and looks out for every member. shoutout to the foreign members who left their homes in order to debut in a new place where they had to learn the language and culture in order to survive. shoutout to the vocalists who sing so beautifully despite having their throats sore. shoutout to the rappers who get dissed by underground rappers and yet still thrive. shoutout to the dancers who would rather break every bone in their body than not dance. shoutout to the youngest members who are sometimes the wisest despite being the youngest. shoutout to the idols because they are more than just a bunch of asian people dancing and singing in a different language.
