#don't even get me started on those airport mobs because that is insane

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I don’t follow NCT but I just saw this article about a tour bus driver who let some fans on the bus who then proceeded to handle their things, do stuff like make their beds, film it all and post it. That is just downright creepy/stalkerish.First of all, I hope the bus driver is very fired because wtf? Why? Was he trying to impress a group of young girls? (They claim he wasn’t bribed, just let them on.) Good luck getting another job driving tour buses for famous acts, hope it was worth it.

And while whoever posted the video took it down and apologized (sort of), after getting heavily criticized, I don’t buy the excuse put out that, “I didn’t know it was bad, I thought it was cool, I just wanted to share an amazing experience with everybody, I didn’t do it for attention.” Yeah, no.

I can buy someone being a rabid fan and young and therefore not acting rationally but don’t insult our intelligence by saying you were too naive to know it was wrong. They knew it, they did it anyway. And they absolutely posted a video of it on Twitter to get attention, let’s be real, please. Didn’t the woman who got the detailed drawing and info of GD’s tats/body from her equally creepy boyfriend use the same BS excuse, she just wanted to share, not get attention? Sorry, not buying it. You don’t post clandestinely gotten, private footage or info of celebs on Twitter out of a sense of charity. At least call it what it is.

Fake apologies or ones with “yeah but I…” attachments just bug me. If you’re sorry, say it. Don’t half-ass it just because you’re sorry you got caught and didn’t receive the kind of attention you wanted. You just look worse.

Same for celebs. You lose more of my respect when you’re obviously forced to apologize publically because of circumstances rather than if you actually meant it. People know the difference.