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Fan Support

I feel sad that most supporters act as a relationship barrier to the idols. It’s true that we’ve always supported them emotionally and economically, but what about socially? Some fans have to realize that they’re not destined to be a part of their idols’ family and stop ruining their relationship with their friends and loved ones. It’s OK for your idol to love someone you don’t like. If you’re bashing a person just because you don’t like them, you’re probably not your idol’s type, so stop being delusional.

Idols are just like us, they need someone close to talk to, and not just a bunch of supporters on seats or behind a screen.

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by  casadeperrin

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You know you've got that thing, That makes the girls all swing. You know exactly what. You do.

One Time

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Pretty pink candles.

UNICORNMANOR.COM

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Sad songs.

Prettify sad lyrics with cheerful, lively music.. It’s almost like hiding sorrow behind a smile.

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I said te amo, wish somebody'd tell me what she said? Don't it mean I love you.

Te Amo

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Strawberry Tuxedo & Almond Crunch Pudding Parfait | Bakers Royale

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Black ink can write colourful words.

six word story // soursweet14 (via just-six)

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Merry Christmas! Woof!

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Rap?

Here are my thoughts on rapping. Decent rap doesn't come with you trying to shout out your lyrics. I understand that technique is important, however one should try to feel the emotion of his rapping part/the song rather than trying to perfect his rapping skill when he raps. Besides, shouting that sounds like rapping isn't rapping. Rap is an art, it is speaking with a certain vibe following certain rhythm and beat, altering speed and tone with the change in emotion.

Also, people should recognize both underground and idol rappers equally. Even though they're idol rappers, some of them still raps better than most underground rappers(mainly due to most underground rappers rap having a distinguished rap style that is 'mainstream'/too common in the underground rap world). It is stereotypical to say that underground rappers are better than idol rappers.. In most cases it's true, however, because of these statements some talented idol rappers were discriminated for not being 'real' rappers and that their music is popular because they're famous. Even when some idol rapper rap very, VERY differently from the general rap style, they still get told by some underground rap fans that their music is so mainstream (probably because their rap style is not the underground's 'mainstream'). Please stop being stereotypical. It doesn’t matter where you’re from and where you started, talent is talent.