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[itissadbutitsmy-artblog]

did you guys think id be normal about this

[jiungweb]

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[loverbang00]

p1harmony's looks this comeback are insane, their stylists always do their best and I love it for them

[pink-horizon]

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[sirathurheit]

And I mean, like, thinking about it, if a game like FF0 gets to be on new hardware, I see no reason as to why the ffxiii trilogy can't be given a chance.

i just saw someone call ffxiii overrated like? what?? it's literally one of the most hated games in the franchise wym "overrated" 😭

[tigers1o1]

IDK IF YOU WATCHED THE GENLOSS FOUNDERS CUT BUT I ONLY NOTICED NOW YOUR USER IS IN THE "LATEST SUB" WHEN CHARLIE STREAMED DKSJFHKSJDFKD

kinda crazy to me cuz i hadn't watched jrwi yet a year ago when that actually happened, but now ik you're the iconic fnc guy so i HAD to notice your name

LMFAO yeah i know it was fully an accident

I went “yeah ill sub thats fucking funny” and hit submit right as ranboo walked in and fully SCREAMED when my name showed up at the most important moment

Proud to be subber #84 and everyones favorite accidental genloss star

[bizlybebo]

Yknow what, fuck it, I know next to nothing about JRWI but I hope I wrangled a few of your favs

A gender headcanon and a headcanon about a weird quirk of theirs: Caspian

A headcanon about their family, and a headcanon about anger: Jay Ferin

An appearance headcanon, and a headcanon about the worst thing that happened to them: Riptide

OHHH HELLO THIS IS SO NICE !!!! HELLO HOPE THE DAY IS BEAUTIFUL AND KIND WHEREVER YOU ARE !!!

caspian: ough he is SOO gender to begin with. i like to think of him as like a big clusterfuck of gender sillies,, specifically like. non-binary/gender-fluid/transfem/demiboy. they use he/they/ae pronouns to me

i think a silly thing about them is that he is a traitor is very throwable. like ae just kinda rag dolls, wiwi style, but in a much more agile way. during the paramount championship, he and john actually attacked via john straight up throwing them and him using that momentum for an attack.

jay ferin: YOU KNEW WHAT YOU WERE DOING ASKING ME ABOUT HER FAMILY AND HER ANGER RAGHHH

the ferin family’s known for their iconic orange hair. jayson ferin has very straight, vibrant hair. mae ferin, who married into the family, has brown hair, but it’s very curly.

so, building off this hc, i like to think ava ferin had the same fiery hair as her father, and that it was also straight. jay still has the iconic hair color of the ferins, but her hair is very curly, representing the remaining love she still has for her family/legacy, but also showing how she does not exactly fit the mold of the ferin name.

and hee ANGER pugoaifohigiai something i could go on about all day.

i think jay has a lot of pent up anger she doesn’t let go of, and so oftentimes there’s nowhere else for it to go but inward. of course, she’s found healthier ways of managing it but it’s still there. i think she’s always been angry at herself, most of all. i think grief manifests in anger for her,, like anger is the strongest stage of grief she goes through (where for chip it’s bargaining and for gillion it’s denial)

riptide is the name of the general main campaign but thank you for trying !! just gonna do some rapid fire ones for albatrio

appearance:

-chip has very dark eyes, the kind that always reflects a lot of starlight (coming from a guy who always compares fnc to the sky and the sea)

-WINGED JAY FERIN NEED I SAY MORE

-gill’s hair is veeeeery long. i hc that in the undersea, one only cuts their hair as a sign of failure/after they have lost a battle. he nearly cut it after ep 53 but jay convinced him not to. he’s stopped cutting it since then

worst thing that happened to them:

-chip: i mean you could obviously go straight ahead and say it was the events of the hole in the sea/sinking of the black rose, but honestly i think it was the aftermath. i think it was about having grown up as nothing, then finding stability for only a couple years just to be tossed back into a turbulent life of bared teeth and stealing and violence. i think that his relationship with price is a really good instrument for showing that.

-jay: similar thing here— i don’t think it was just the fact that ava died that hurt her, but the fact that nobody seemed to fucking care, not in any way that mattered. of course they all grieved ava, but her father was never around for jay when she needed him most. i think it was growing up without ava and with a shattered family that hurt her the most.

-gill: changing tempo here. i think that when he was banished (one of if not the worst thing to happen to him) his hair was cut very short— like up to his ears. the first time chip and jay ever saw him was with such short hair, and he probably felt somewhat ashamed being seen like that.

[my-fortnite-blog]

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[lys-jeorge]

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Every time GAM does something even a bit good i'm like I AM SO PROUD OF YOU AND I WANT YOU TO KNOW YOU SHOULD BE PROUD OF YOURSELVES TOO

[teemoonley]

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[kpop-lover143]

Unveiling the Underrated Gems of K-pop

Hidden Talents You Shouldn’t Miss

K-pop is undoubtedly one of the most vibrant and globally recognized music genres, with iconic groups like BTS, BLACKPINK, and EXO dominating the charts and fanbases. However, with the industry growing at an exponential rate, many talented artists and groups often go unnoticed or fail to receive the spotlight they truly deserve. These underrated gems of K-pop are the hidden treasures that may not be on every mainstream playlist but are just as exceptional and deserving of attention.

In this blog, we’ll shine a light on some of the most overlooked K-pop artists and groups, highlighting the musical brilliance and creativity that often flies under the radar. Whether you’re a dedicated K-pop fan or just starting your journey into the world of K-pop, these underrated gems will surely make a lasting impression. Let’s dive into the world of hidden K-pop treasures!

1. Underrated K-pop Groups You Should Know

While boy bands like BTS and girl groups like TWICE dominate the K-pop scene, there are numerous talented groups that deserve more recognition for their unique sounds and performances. Here are a few groups that have consistently impressed with their music but haven’t reached the same level of mainstream fame.

ASTRO

ASTRO is a boy group that’s been underappreciated in terms of international recognition, despite their fantastic discography and impressive choreography. Known for their bright, youthful concept, they’re incredibly versatile in their music, from pop bangers to heartfelt ballads. Their track “All Night” shows a more mature side, highlighting their growth as artists. If you’re into groups that combine catchy tunes with solid performances, ASTRO is a group you need to explore.

SF9

SF9 is a South Korean boy group formed by FNC Entertainment. The group debuted on October 5, 2016, with the single album Feeling Sensation. The name “SF9” stands for “Sensational Feeling 9,” where “9” represents the nine members of the group.

SF9’s music spans various genres, including pop, dance, and R&B, and they are known for their strong performances and synchronized choreography. Over the years, they have built a solid fanbase, both domestically and internationally, with their fan club named “FANTASY.”

Dreamcatcher

Dreamcatcher is one of the most unique girl groups in K-pop, known for blending rock, metal, and EDM with K-pop. With their powerful vocals and hauntingly beautiful concepts, they’ve created a niche fanbase. Their songs like “Chase Me” and “Scream” stand out for their edgy, intense sound, and their impeccable live performances truly make them an underrated gem in K-pop.

PENTAGON

PENTAGON is a South Korean boy group formed by CUBE Entertainment, officially debuting on October 10, 2016. Initially, the group consisted of 10 members, but as of now, there are 9 active members following E’Dawn’s departure in 2018. Known for their strong vocal and dance performances, PENTAGON is celebrated for their diverse musical style that blends pop, hip-hop, EDM, and even rock influences.

So, the next time you’re looking to discover something new in K-pop, take the time to explore the underrated gems. They might just surprise you with their exceptional talent and artistry. K-pop is a vast world, and there’s always a hidden gem waiting to be found.

[kmsml]

① N.Flying: “Back as a Complete Group for Our 10th Anniversary, and We’re Confident We’ll Soar Again”

N.Flying has led the way in 2024’s band wave, heating up the scene across all areas—from dramas and OSTs to music variety shows, festivals, and university events. With the return of members from military service, N.Flying will reunite as a complete group in February, saying, "We believe we’ll soar once again," as they hint at a promising future.

For its 20th anniversary, JoyNews24 sat down with N.Flying’s Lee Seunghyub, Cha Hun, and Yoo Hweseung at the FNC building for an interview. Despite their busy schedule, all three members answered every question sincerely and wholeheartedly with bright expressions and energy. Lee Seunghyub, in particular, seemed far more relaxed compared to the end-of-series interview for tvN’s Lovely Runner, likely because he was with his bandmates. The interview was filled with laughter thanks to the trio’s endless banter and playfulness, showcasing their ‘likable band’ charm with their kindness and thoughtful answers.

The five-member band N.Flying continued its activities with Lee Seunghyub and Yoo Hweseung filling in for the absence of the instrumentalist members, who were in the military, until September when guitarist Cha Hun completed his service. Their youngest member, bassist Seo Dongsung, was discharged on November 7, and drummer Kim Jaehyun is set to complete his service in February.

During the "military hiatus," Seunghyub and Hweseung had pledged to gather as many fans as possible for N.Fia, aiming to perform in even larger venues once the group was complete again. To honor this promise, Seunghyub and Hweseung have been continuously active, from dramas to festivals, without a break. Seunghyub received acclaim for his acting in the tvN dramas Lovely Runner and Love Next Door, while Hweseung has promoted the band through musicals, OSTs, and other musical ventures. Recently, they have earned the title of "stage masters" due to the constant flood of performance requests for popular festivals, local events, and university festivals.

Hweseung, reflecting on their current popularity, shared, "I’m truly feeling it. We put in a lot of thought and effort during the military hiatus, and the drama activities brought us some major attention. Now, with the calls for festival and music performances growing two- to threefold, I’m really experiencing it firsthand," he said. "That’s why I’m excited for the members’ return. Honestly, I’m even more ambitious and want to work harder so we can perform at even bigger venues. But even in this current situation, I feel a lot has changed, so I’m eager to experience it all with the members as soon as they’re back."

Cha Hun also shared how deeply he felt the band’s growth. He said, “Even while I was in the military, I could see that our vocalists were keeping their promises and that we were growing. Whenever I went out on leave or had time off, I never once went anywhere without hearing our music playing. Everywhere I went, our songs were playing,” he explained. “I could really feel how hard they were working, and as soon as I was discharged, we immediately started performing together at festivals and concerts. I try to remember every fan individually, and I noticed there were quite a few new faces. I realized that N.Fia has grown significantly, and now we have many more fans to meet and share our music with.”

◇ The Icon of "Re-Charting Success": Belief that “Good Music Eventually Connects”

During Lovely Runner, “Blue Moon” gained popularity, and more recently, the rock ballad “Firefly,” perfectly suited for fall, rose on the charts, earning N.Flying yet again the title of "re-charting icon."

Yoo Hweseung attributed their re-charting success to "the continuous efforts of Seunghyub hyung, who consistently produces and collaborates with us to create good music." He praised Seunghyub's exceptional songwriting and composing talents, which are the foundation of their success.

He continued, “Luck comes big to those who are prepared. Because we approach music sincerely and are well-prepared, more people have come to appreciate our music.”

Hweseung also expressed gratitude, saying, “Another thing to be thankful for is that other bands have been making great music, helping to revitalize band music for a larger audience. We’ve been influenced a lot by the music of other artists, and I think that our own music activity combined with others’ has led to a broader base of band music listeners. Because of that, more people discovered our songs, allowing us to re-chart, and this makes performing music so enjoyable."

Seunghyub then mentioned, “Hweseung has always said, ‘Good music is something people will eventually find.’ So, we often talked about leaving these kinds of songs as album tracks.” He also praised Hweseung’s voice, saying, “His vocals are just amazing—how could anyone not listen?” Hwiseung laughed, and Seunghyub added, “He’s unmatched.” Sitting between them, Cha Hun joked, “It’s a little awkward being stuck between these two,” making everyone laugh.

As Yoo Hweseung mentioned, Lee Seunghyub showcases his producer skills by writing and composing N.Flying’s songs. Their music, full of the members' shared desire to "provide comfort to the audience," often conveys hope and energy. Rather than urging listeners to "just be strong," their songs acknowledge personal struggles, fears, and insecurities, inviting listeners to move forward together despite these challenges. Messages like "You’re not alone; let’s face it together" provide profound comfort and encouragement.

Drawing on personal experiences to create highly relatable lyrics, Seunghyub said, “It feels like a time when, as N.Flying and as musicians, we need to adapt to reach a broader audience.” He explained that he now adds a touch of imagination to his experiences in his writing. “Nowadays, I’m starting to think that always viewing everything ideally when creating music might be a bit naive. Maybe I’ve matured, or I’m in the process of maturing—it feels like I’m at that point now.”

Seunghyub then shared that his MBTI changed from ENFP to ESTP around two years ago. Cha Hun responded by saying, “I think once all five of us are back together, Seunghyub hyung might return to being an ENFP. I believe he could be an ENFP before because he had faith that, no matter what, the members would manage things well. That’s why I feel that with each member going to the military, he shifted to ESTP. When Jaehyun returns and we’re stable as five again, he might return to ENFP.”

Lee Seunghyub agreed with Cha Hun’s comments, admitting, "That's somewhat accurate," and adding, “When it’s just Hweseung and me, our conversations are very calm, like, ‘The sound is like this today. How’s my vocal tone?’ But after Hun was discharged, it felt like I became a kid again. I realized that whether or not members are around has a significant effect on me.”

Indeed, since Cha Hun’s return, Seunghyub and Hweseung have shown even more energy and playfulness on stage. Seunghyub remarked, "Not just on stage, but in general, there’s a lot more playfulness now." Cha Hun chimed in, "While I was performing ‘4242’ on the guitar, they came over to both sides and pushed me down. I thought, ‘What’s going on here?’ Before joining the army, I was already a bit mischievous, but being less ‘socialized’ after military service makes it even more noticeable now." Seunghyub playfully teased, "You’re still not fully socialized," to which Hun, switching his tone, responded, "Is that so?"—making everyone burst into laughter.

Cha Hun had previously mentioned in a military video that he got used to eating three meals a day in the army. When asked if he still maintains that habit, he replied, “I thought it would stick, but I quickly reverted to my old ways. I used to eat just one or two meals, and even in the army, I divided my usual amount into three portions instead of truly eating full meals. So the absolute amount hasn’t really changed.” At this, Seunghyub jokingly sighed, “This is serious.”

Known for his love of food, Hoe-seung remarked, “Still, I think Hun’s eating habits have improved and become healthier.” Hun explained, “I used to look like I was barely eating, but now I can at least make it look like I’m enjoying a full meal—something I learned in the army.”

Hweseung added, “To eat well, you need to enjoy your food, but Hun only likes things like vegetables and konjac. He barely eats even a small portion of salad, which can be concerning. But lately, he’s been eating more balanced meals.” Hweseung also mentioned he hasn’t yet enacted his plan to “get back at” Hun for his military bugle wake-up calls. “Since I’m the morning wake-up master, just wait—I’ll do it when the time is right,” he said with a mischievous smile.

◇ Music Rooted in History: The Foundation of N.Flying

Released in 2019, Rooftop became a signature song for N.Flying, known for its comforting message to weary youth and its popularity at festivals where audiences sing along. This self-composed track by Lee Seunghyub experienced a resurgence in popularity, topping digital music charts and music shows. However, defining N.Flying’s music solely through Rooftop would be incomplete. From their long trainee years to indie activities in Japan, and ongoing musical growth post-debut, N.Flying has consistently taken on diverse challenges and evolved in their sound.

Naturally, curiosity arises regarding the track that the members consider the “root” of N.Flying. Without hesitation, Lee Seunghyub named their debut song, Awesome, explaining, “When I think of our roots, our debut track immediately comes to mind, regardless of whether Hoe-seung was part of the group then or not.” N.Flying debuted in 2015, with Yoo Hweseung joining as a new member in 2017.

Seunghyub elaborated, "My long trainee period still influences me, and I sometimes feel like my approach to rap doesn’t feel quite right anymore. I’ve grown to prefer focusing less on rapping, as I'm no longer sure if it's truly fitting for me. That’s how songs like Bloom and Flashback came about, with Hweseung’s voice now being central to our sound.” Yet, he added, “Still, if we’re talking about our roots, it would probably be one of our energetic tracks that our fans, N.fia, love jumping around to.”

Cha Hun said that if he considers the relationship between N.Flying and their fans, Stand By Me seems to embody their connection. Yoo Hweseung emphasized, “In a band, history matters a lot. Many other bands may feel similarly, but I think we have truly had a spectacular journey.” Reflecting on the difficult times, he explained, “Music from our most trying periods carries memories of resilience and comfort, and performing these songs often stirs up strong emotions.”

Hweseung continued, “Each song and album encapsulates moments—times of joy and struggles that nobody else knew about. Each of these experiences forms part of our roots.” Adding to this, Hweseung recalled, “When I saw Awesome during my military service, I was deeply moved,” which caught Seunghyub’s attention. However, Hweseung then playfully clarified, “I was just thinking, ‘Oh, my hyungs had already debuted,’” making Seunghyub laugh in realization.

◇ Celebrating a Decade and Anticipating the Next: N.Flying’s 10th Anniversary as a Complete Group

2025 marks not only the return of drummer Kim Jaehyun, bringing N.Flying back to a full lineup, but also the band’s 10th debut anniversary—a momentous year for both the members and their fans, N.fia.

Reflecting on the band’s journey, Cha Hun said, “Our group has been through all sorts of ups and downs, both good and bad. I know every group goes through this, but we’ve faced many challenges. As these ten years have passed, we’ve only grown closer and stronger as members, with no distance growing between us. This makes our 10th anniversary even more exciting, with the next ten years feeling even more promising.”

Looking back, Lee Seunghyub noted, “When Hweseung joined, it was like N.Flying started a second life—a true rebirth. It’s like we hatched from our shell and then hatched again.” Cha Hun added, “We started walking after we first hatched, and Hweseung gave us wings to fly.”

Lee Seunghyub continued, “Hweseung was really the one who solidified our unity back then. He’s the mastermind behind bringing us together,” which led to Hweseung’s laughter, and Cha Hun chimed in, “We should have noticed that back then!”

Seunghyub elaborated, “Though he was the youngest member at the time, Hweseung had a sense of direction for the group. His actions helped change us all, instilling responsibility in us, and it felt like we were reborn. Over the years, we’ve truly become one. The moments when we felt like one, with our strongest unity, were when our performances felt the most meaningful. We’ve managed to keep that sense of unity strong from then on.”

Hweseung then shared, “This moment feels like another turning point. Maybe it’s just confidence, but I truly believe that when we’re all together again, we’ll gain a new set of wings. We’re working hard, not only for that moment but also to make great music. Next year, I think we’ll step into a new phase we haven’t reached before, and I look forward to that.”

[창간20년 인터뷰]① 엔플라잉 "10주년에 다시 완전체, 날개 달릴거라 확신"

[dykes4timrand]

1, 12, & 17 for violence ask game <3

1. the character everyone gets wrong

not everyone but too many people don’t understand jay she isn’t the brain cell of the ship she isn’t a girlboss girl failure icon she actually has like depth and emotion

also if you write anything about rachel rand you have to watch star wars sorry. (jkjkjk)

12. the unpopular character that you actually like and why more people should like them

MR. DICKMAN !!! he’s not unpopular like. people hate him he’s unpopular in that nobody talks of him guys please he’s so funny he’s a prepper he’s a high school history teacher he gets turned into a bug you all love bugs

17. there should be more of this type of fic/art

PLEASEEEE more ensa content pleasee also more jay centric fics where she isn’t just a tool to get fnc together and she has 3 snarky lines calls chip dumb then disappears forever

[micahdoesmusic]

YES!!! JAY FERIN HAS COOL DYNAMICS AND CHARACTERS TOO!! Most notably, my favourite being Chip and Jay as you said!! (this will get spoilery sorry)

I love fnc don’t get me wrong, I love the build of their relationship and yada yada (they mean so much to me) but LOOK AT THESE GUYS!!!

It’s no different to fnc, we get to watch their bond change and develop as their characters do!! Watching them go from the awkward banter and lies to just actually opening up and being real with each-other every now and then? CHEF’S KISS

LET’S LOOK AT THE EPISODES #53 VS #81‼️‼️

These two AWESOME fucking scenes contrast eachother in the same beautiful way each of Chip & Gill’s fights did. I need to talk about this NOW!!!

EPISODE #53 - Not Ferin Well (timestamp: 53:46)

The iconic scene, where Jay is commanded to shoot Gill and leave behind her crew but she instead defies her father. It’s obviously a HUGE step in her character development, but we also see something unusual in Chip. This is also pretty much one of the first times they’ve been genuinely honest with each-other.

Jay feels like a burden and a traitor, and Chip fights against that.

Jay: “I was just using you. … It meant nothing to me.”

Chip: “I don’t believe that.” …

Jay: “You don’t mean that.”

Chip: “Of course I do.”

Jay: “You guys don’t deserve this. You don’t deserve to deal with my family because of me.”

I don’t know how much time they spent together before they came across Gill, maybe the time as a crew before The Block was enough, but it’s so clear how well Chip and Jay read each-other from his immediate push back.

Jay lies to his face in an effort to spare him for her problems, but Chip sees through, and he’s clearly not willing to let her go. Maybe he’s sarcastic about it, but Chip knows she cares and he makes it clear he cares just the same. We all know Chip sucks at feelings talk, but in the moment he says completely what he feels.

Even after The Block, this scene changes their relationship so much. Of course, we still have the playful sibling banter, but they communicate much better than they used to!!

(come onn,, that’s just as heartwarming as fnc)

EPISODE #81 - All Falls Apart (timestamp: 01:02:08)

Just after the Feywild arc when Gillion is gone, Chip blames himself for all of it, he misses Gillion, he’s putting all this weight on himself and Jay sees that. You know what she does? She looks out for her fucking brother!!!

Jay: “Chip, do you really blame yourself for everything that happened?”

She just asks him about it, and this time Chip doesn’t even try to change the subject or push away. He just let’s it spill and he talks. It takes trust to just let loose like that.

Chip: “Do you remember what you said to me? How you were using me, from the beginning? Well, maybe I was using you too.”

Direct callback to Episode #53 already! (thanks Bizly)

Maybe Chip walked away after their conversation, maybe he wasn’t as ready to talk as he seemed, maybe he denied Jay’s arguments as much as he could, BUT I know Jay’s reassurance would have helped to change Chip’s mind about leaving as Gillion’s talk did.

He’s fucking scared, that’s okay, but Jay understands because she was never ready either.

Jay tries to tell Chip all he’s good for, that he’s enough because fuck she’s been through the same thing and he’s the one who helped her see clearly. Chip feels like he’s letting everyone down, and Jay knows that’s it’s okay. And you know who reminded her of that? Yeah! Chip JustRollWithIt!!!! CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT BABYYY

They’re both sharing similar pains. Their past, who they used to be, what they lost, who they’re supposed to be, who they’re letting down, the promises they broke. (It’s a common Riptide Pirates theme; not being who you’re supposed to be. (i’ll write a whole seperate post about this okay)) They understand each-other.

It’s an interesting contrast between each scene; both in turns try to fight for each-others individuality and self-worth but there’s such a difference in tone and trust. (Maybe someone could word this better?? gods help-)

But seriously, what’s not to love? It’s found family and they LOVE EACH-OTHERR AND THEY CAAAREEE!!!!! Devour it. Think about it more. THINK ABOUT IT NOW!!!

***I also haven’t paid muuuch attention to Jay and Gill’s relationship, but they’re totally girl best-friends okay. They have girls nights, they have late talks, they gossip and they comfort each-other. IT’S REAL!!!

I think we as a fandom can give Jay more love, even if you still are really invested in fnc. I personally think it’s so funny that you can have this dramatic (b)romance heartwarming growth of friendship and trust between Chip and Gil, who started out as nearly thematic opposites of each other, but still absolutely adore Jay Ferin being the one that for some reason is deemed the “most normal” out of the three.

The second you look behind the bastard and the fish and their thematic tension, you have a mad scientist, sharpshooter, combat powerhouse, “the only one that gets bitches,” and she’s still has as many completely heart wrenching moments as the other two.

That and I am a sucker for found family sibling dynamics and you can’t take Chip and Jay as a combo away from me.

[pink-horizon]

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‘We Are Our Own Worst Enemy!’: LeBron James Accused of Blaming Black People for Tyre Nichols’ Death.

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NBA basketball icon LeBron James has taken a beating on social media after saying black people are “our own worst enemy” in response to the police brutality incident that led to the death of Tyre Nichols.

Last week, the nation came to a standstill when released footage showed five black Memphis police officers brutally beating Tyre Nichols during an arrest, which subsequently led to his death.

Basketball star LeBron James, who has spent the latter half of his career pushing social justice messages regarding race, used the moment to say black people are “our own worst enemy.”

Jason Whitlock on Memphis PD Video of Tyre Nichols Beating: ‘It Looked Like What Young Black Men Do When They’re Supervised by a Single Black Woman’

Jason Whitlock

Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Ep 366 | Attitude & Frustration at the Root of Tyre Nichols Tragedy, Not Racism

Three weeks ago, in a traffic stop on January 7, Tyre Nichols was hospitalized upon arrest and died three days later. He was beaten by five Memphis police officers who, since then, have turned themselves in. Today, MPD will be releasing the body camera footage of the incident. Today on “Fearless,” Jason discusses the common narrative of policemen being "racist cops" with “Fearless” soldiers Delano Squires and Shemeka Michelle. Jason asks people to consider an alternative to what’s really going on. Perhaps attitude and frustration are the culprits, not racism.

Jason Whitlock interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight

During an appearance on FNC’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Jason Whitlock, host of the “Fearless” podcast, said the actions of the five Memphis Police Officers charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols were a reflection of the breakdown of the family.

According to Whitlock, the beating was a clear-cut case of illegality by the accused law enforcement officers. However, it also appeared to represent the culture of single mothers who have risen to leadership posts in many American cities.

“They don’t want us focused on reality. Hey, if they want to devote an hour of coverage to this and weekend coverage of this, and they want to take us to a good place, I would examine the racial element of this because there is a racial element. And this is a story about young black men and their inability to treat each other in a humane way. Everybody involved in this on the street level was either 24 to 32 years old, everybody. It was a group of young black men, five-on-one. It looked like gang violence to me. It looked like what young black men do when they’re supervised by a single black woman, and that’s what they’ve got going on in the Memphis Police Department.”

“They’ve elected some — put some black woman in charge of the police force, and we are getting the same kind of chaos and disunity and violence that we see in a lot of these cities that are run by single mothers,” Whitlock continued. “If we want to discuss the breakdown of family that leads to disrespect for authority that causes you to resist the police and run from the police and not comply with the police because you resist authority at all time because there was no male authority in your home, let’s have that discussion.”

“But that’s not where they want to take us,” he added. “They want to take us down the path of saying, you know what, this is Tucker Carlson’s fault. This is some random white — this is Donald Trump’s fault. It’s not. It is the breakdown of family and the buying into all these left-wing things that have nothing to do with promoting family.”

Captain Convey Note

Normally LeBron James is blaming the police or white people for everything.

LeBron James said, "We are our own worst enemy.".

That short statement by LeBron sums up people in the black community that normally listen to what LeBron James says and follow his Own Worst Enemy advice.

Black on black crime also includes 5 black police officers killing one black man.

Jason Whitlock explains why some black people are their own worst enemy.

Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Ep 366 | Attitude & Frustration at the Root of Tyre Nichols Tragedy, Not Racism

Three weeks ago, in a traffic stop on January 7, Tyre Nichols was hospitalized upon arrest and died three days later. He was beaten by five Memphis police officers who, since then, have turned themselves in. Today, MPD will be releasing the body camera footage of the incident. Today on “Fearless,” Jason discusses the common narrative of policemen being "racist cops" with “Fearless” soldiers Delano Squires and Shemeka Michelle. Jason asks people to consider an alternative to what’s really going on. Perhaps attitude and frustration are the culprits, not racism.

Jason Whitlock interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight

During an appearance on FNC’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Jason Whitlock, host of the “Fearless” podcast, said the actions of the five Memphis Police Officers charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols were a reflection of the breakdown of the family.

According to Whitlock, the beating was a clear-cut case of illegality by the accused law enforcement officers. However, it also appeared to represent the culture of single mothers who have risen to leadership posts in many American cities.

“They don’t want us focused on reality. Hey, if they want to devote an hour of coverage to this and weekend coverage of this, and they want to take us to a good place, I would examine the racial element of this because there is a racial element. And this is a story about young black men and their inability to treat each other in a humane way. Everybody involved in this on the street level was either 24 to 32 years old, everybody. It was a group of young black men, five-on-one. It looked like gang violence to me. It looked like what young black men do when they’re supervised by a single black woman, and that’s what they’ve got going on in the Memphis Police Department.”

“They’ve elected some — put some black woman in charge of the police force, and we are getting the same kind of chaos and disunity and violence that we see in a lot of these cities that are run by single mothers,” Whitlock continued. “If we want to discuss the breakdown of family that leads to disrespect for authority that causes you to resist the police and run from the police and not comply with the police because you resist authority at all time because there was no male authority in your home, let’s have that discussion.”

“But that’s not where they want to take us,” he added. “They want to take us down the path of saying, you know what, this is Tucker Carlson’s fault.

This is some random white — this is Donald Trump’s fault.

It’s not.

"It is the breakdown of family and the buying into all these left-wing things that have nothing to do with promoting family.”

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Some people are able to overcome the culture of, ‘We Are Our Own Worst Enemy!’.

It can be said of other people also, drug addicts and alcoholics.

They to are their own worst enemy.

Addiction is a choice but can be overcome.

The "We are out own worst enemy" is a culture lifestyle but can also be overcome.

Remember the song, "We shall overcome"?

Its possible.