The truth is, I’ve been pretty out of the loop when it comes to BTS, but I recently caught up on all this drama and was really surprised to find out it’s still going on… I found myself wondering: ‘Is BTS losing fans? Are their concerts no longer a hit?’ Then I checked the stats and, well, they’re doing incredibly well. It’s interesting how the ‘massive hate’ isn’t actually that massive, is it? Algorithms are a curious thing because Twitter is full of a lot of hate backed by thousands of likes, but that hate hasn’t translated into reality.
Do people just hate to jump on the bandwagon? Because sometimes it’s surprising how different actual demand look compared to all that hate on social media… the stats make those hashtags look ridiculous.
This doesn’t just happen to BTS; Katseye is another example of this. People hate them a lot online, but they’re enjoying real success out there, , it’s an interesting contrast.
Do you think it’s a psychological issue? Do people hate just for the sake of dopamine? Because online spaces are becoming full of hate, but there are people out there who are simply enjoying their favourite artist, and in reality that hatred isn’t reflected.
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