#jype stray kids

[crystalwillow]

Bang Chan...

✨️Stop giving me cute aggression. Please. And thank you. ✨️

[chanrizard]

🤍☁🪽🦢🐻‍❄

[egoistshye]

<dominATE JAPAN> ↳ han, felix, seungmin, i.n.

[linolinoing]

birthday boy with his birthday cake 💙

[hyuneblr]

bang chan ♡ one kid's room ep.04

[minhosblr]

He's probably looking at butts birds

[yangjeongin]

HYUNJIN | WALKIN ON WATER MV

[pnutbutter-n-j-elyy]

Free VCHA TW: Mentions of Suicide, Eating Disorders, Unconsentual Surveilence and Self-Harm

I don't even know where to start...

My heart absolutely breaks for VCHA right now.

Hearing about everything they’ve been through- the self-harm, the gained ED's, the surveillance, the suicide attempts- it’s devastating.

Especially when those girls minors as well.

No one, especially young girls, should ever have to endure this kind of pain just to chase their dreams.

The fact that KG is filing a lawsuit to terminate her contract says so much about the conditions she’s been facing.

This isn’t just about one group or one company- it’s an industry-wide problem.

And let me preface-

before anyone starts directing all their anger at J.Y. Park, it’s crucial to understand that he isn’t the one pulling the strings- especially in the subsidaries.

Yes, he’s the face of JYP Entertainment and a prominent figure in the industry, but he’s not micromanaging every decision or daily operation involving artists like VCHA. Decisions about trainee management, promotional schedules, or group dynamics are typically made by a network of executives, managers, and staff within the company. J.Y. Park might set the tone as a founder, but the way the system functions extends far beyond him.

Instead of focusing on hating or blaming one person, we should direct our energy toward challenging the larger system. This isn’t just a “JYP problem”- it’s an issue ingrained in the ENTIRE entertainment industry, where idols are often seen as products rather than people.

Real change requires dismantling the exploitative practices and structures that allow mistreatment to happen, no matter which company is involved. Let’s shift the conversation to fight the system that perpetuates this harm, rather than focusing on an individual who is only a visible part of it.

These are kids debuting in hyper-competitive, high-pressure environments, with their lives micromanaged for profit. The secrecy VCHA endured pre-debut only adds to the emotional strain. I hope this lawsuit opens more eyes to the toll this industry takes on these artists.

This year alone has been a disaster for the industry. There have been countless reports of idol abuse, mistreatment, and even deaths linked to the extreme pressures idols face. The tragic situation with VCHA is just another example in a long line of issues that need to be addressed. The exploitation of minors and idols in general in the K-pop industry is a problem that can’t be ignored any longer. It’s beyond time for a widespread reckoning, where the industry shifts its focus from maximizing profits to truly caring for the well-being of its artists.

I hope KG’s lawsuit, along with the attention that this case is receiving, opens more eyes to the toll the industry takes on its artists- especially those who are still so young.

These idols deserve more than just our admiration; they deserve our empathy, our support, and a system that treats them as people, not products. My heart goes out to KG and the rest of VCHA, and I pray they find the healing and support they so desperately need.

They are worth so much more than the system that’s failed them.

#FreeVCHA #ProtectOurIdols

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[holdmyhandnow]

hyunjin walking in on chan watching a livestream of the beach in australia in silence is destroying me

[brownieboyyylixiee]

there is a video of a sasaeng allegedly calling and leaking Lee Know's phone number. His answer was very clearly uncomfortable. Please, don't share the video, even with the number covered, it's an invasion of privacy. We won't share the video or the number for obvious reasons. This isn't the first time Lee Know's information got leaked. The first time this occurred, it was by individuals who worked directly with JYPEnt, putting his entire family in danger. We speculated that the contract with this company was terminated, but no public apology or statement was made by JYPEnt, nor was there any public mention of legal action. This time, the leak came from a sasaeng that had shared the information previously, but this time it gained more attention. In any of the cases the company stood up against such actions. It seems that Lee Know’s security is often disregarded, which only encourages others to believe they can infringe on his privacy.

[amyyscorner]

I have a lot of things to say about jype originally making it difficult for european stays to join comebacks and now making it virtually impossible. I am fuming at this. Why are they excluding an entire continent. European stays have been nothing but respectful. This is infuriating and exclusionary.

[jubileesstuff]

Hyunjin: Is something burning?

Changbin, leaning seductively on the counter: Just my desire for you.

Hyunjin: Changbin, the toaster is literally on fire.

[egoistshye]

<dominATE JAPAN> ↳ bang chan, hyunjin, changbin, lee know

[linolinoing]

BINCHAN — 'SKZ 5 CLOCK' 250216 © staybylife

[eleni-cherie]

Twitter

[dsnaxs87]

Bang Chan 🫧 SKZ

I've been saying this for a while and if you subscribe to Chan's bubble. I will say that about 90 to 95% of his chats are preplanned by him. He comes on bubble and magically a SKZ record drops, a SKZ announcement happens in like 15 mins to an hour later, he wrote something nonchalantly that turns out to be the name of the album or title track, OR gives clues to the fanmeeting performance side.

This Bubble was a clue to My People being performed during the 5th Fanmeeting because SKZ and Stay are his people, and the 1st person tense is My People.... Christopher! I swear if I ever meet you.....I want to discuss this further on ur thought process and how you develop your clues.