3 definitions by namjoonforpresident
A term used to describe something that gets more hype and credit than it's actually worth.
The word explains itself if you think about a kpop girl group called Blackpink, the living epitome of overrated, mediocre and privileged.
The word explains itself if you think about a kpop girl group called Blackpink, the living epitome of overrated, mediocre and privileged.
by namjoonforpresident September 23, 2018
"but namjoon" is a phrase that kpop community once used to justify their faves problematic behaviour by deflecting the attention to Namjoon, leader of BTS, who once did problematic things in the past.
Using the "but namjoon" phrase in an argument to play down the actual issue involving your faves problematic behaviour, is a poor choice and shows either ignorance or lack of interest in racism, is completely missing out the main problem and purporting false moral (also called: fake woke).
However, Namjoon has proven once again he's educated and socially conscious. In press conference LY: Tear, he let us know the n word should never be used if you're not black, and they even censored a Korean word (naega) in their new song 'FAKE LOVE' to not upset anyone.
Conclusion: "but namjoon" is cancelled and it's time to use it to our advantage. There aren't any more excuses for idols to be antiblack or racist.
Using the "but namjoon" phrase in an argument to play down the actual issue involving your faves problematic behaviour, is a poor choice and shows either ignorance or lack of interest in racism, is completely missing out the main problem and purporting false moral (also called: fake woke).
However, Namjoon has proven once again he's educated and socially conscious. In press conference LY: Tear, he let us know the n word should never be used if you're not black, and they even censored a Korean word (naega) in their new song 'FAKE LOVE' to not upset anyone.
Conclusion: "but namjoon" is cancelled and it's time to use it to our advantage. There aren't any more excuses for idols to be antiblack or racist.
Karen: It's just a word 😂 Don't blame them, Korean people don't have education about this issue.
Becky: How are you expecting from Koreans to be aware of the n word? They didn't grow up in America.
Intellectual: But Namjoon understood so why should I believe that?
Becky: How are you expecting from Koreans to be aware of the n word? They didn't grow up in America.
Intellectual: But Namjoon understood so why should I believe that?
by namjoonforpresident June 3, 2018
"but namjoon" is a phrase that kpop community once used to justify their faves problematic behaviour by deflecting the attention to Namjoon, leader of BTS, who once did problematic things in the past.
Using the "but namjoon" phrase in an argument to play down the actual issue involving your faves problematic behaviour, is a poor choice and shows either ignorance or lack of interest in racism, is completely missing out the main problem and purporting false moral (also called: fake woke).
However, Namjoon has proven once again he's educated and socially conscious. In press conference LY: Tear, he let us know the n word should never be used if you're not black, and they even censored a Korean word (naega) in their new song 'FAKE LOVE' to not upset anyone.
Conclusion: "but namjoon" is cancelled and it's time to use it to our advantage. There aren't any more excuses for idols to be antiblack or racist.
#namjoon4president
Using the "but namjoon" phrase in an argument to play down the actual issue involving your faves problematic behaviour, is a poor choice and shows either ignorance or lack of interest in racism, is completely missing out the main problem and purporting false moral (also called: fake woke).
However, Namjoon has proven once again he's educated and socially conscious. In press conference LY: Tear, he let us know the n word should never be used if you're not black, and they even censored a Korean word (naega) in their new song 'FAKE LOVE' to not upset anyone.
Conclusion: "but namjoon" is cancelled and it's time to use it to our advantage. There aren't any more excuses for idols to be antiblack or racist.
#namjoon4president
Karen: Koreans obviously are not educated about this issue. You can't blame them if they use the n word!
Becky: How are you expecting from Koreans to be aware of the meaning of the n word? Stop being so overdramatic.
Intellectual: But Namjoon understood so why should I believe that?
Becky: How are you expecting from Koreans to be aware of the meaning of the n word? Stop being so overdramatic.
Intellectual: But Namjoon understood so why should I believe that?
by namjoonforpresident May 25, 2018