But Namjoon is a tactic used by kpop fans whenever their favorite kpop group does something problematic. So to take the attention away from their favorite they bring up old problematic things that Kim Namjoon has done and apologized for.
by yallignorant38 May 24, 2018
A phrase or a card used by kpop stans when their faves are in trouble. Namjoon did pretty shitty stuff a couple of years ago, but owned up to his mistakes after. A lot of kpop stans use this against army when army tries to call out their faves. But Namjoon doesn't work since Namjoon owned up to his mistakes and has constantly said he regrets his past. This card is stupid, since he has changed and your faves keep on doing the same problematic thing over and over again. If kpoppies' fav is in trouble, they automatically bring Namjoon up out of no where to defend their faves. They don't call out their own faves, instead waste their time trying to cancel Namjoon for something he did years ago. And that something, he did apologize for and there's even examples where he owned up to those mistakes.
Kpop idol: Does problematic shit
Person #1: Oh shit, that was so wrong of the-
Person #2: Shut the fuck up, my fave did some problematic shit but NAMJOON CAME OUT HERE SAYING THE N WORD BEING COLORIST AND HES JUST SO MISOGYNISTIC, ALSO HIS HAIR!! THAT PIECE OF SH-
Person #1: First off, calm the hell down. Second of all, Namjoon repeatedly said he regrets his past, apologizes for his mistakes, and to show that he grew he literally changed the lyrics of Fake Love so "niga" and "naega" wouldn't be considered to be the n word in the United States. Also, Namjoon worries a lot when writing lyrics, he said himself he reads a lot of newspapers and books to study social phenomena, and even got advice from a professor of women's studies. Also he just hated his hair, not gonna lie, the hairstyle choices he made was terrible,, but he expressed in a livestream where he regrets it. Namjoon did pretty shitty stuff, but at least he can own up to his mistakes, unlike YOUR fave who is doing the same mistake over and over again.
Person #2: ... BUT NAMJOON-
Person #1: Oh shit, that was so wrong of the-
Person #2: Shut the fuck up, my fave did some problematic shit but NAMJOON CAME OUT HERE SAYING THE N WORD BEING COLORIST AND HES JUST SO MISOGYNISTIC, ALSO HIS HAIR!! THAT PIECE OF SH-
Person #1: First off, calm the hell down. Second of all, Namjoon repeatedly said he regrets his past, apologizes for his mistakes, and to show that he grew he literally changed the lyrics of Fake Love so "niga" and "naega" wouldn't be considered to be the n word in the United States. Also, Namjoon worries a lot when writing lyrics, he said himself he reads a lot of newspapers and books to study social phenomena, and even got advice from a professor of women's studies. Also he just hated his hair, not gonna lie, the hairstyle choices he made was terrible,, but he expressed in a livestream where he regrets it. Namjoon did pretty shitty stuff, but at least he can own up to his mistakes, unlike YOUR fave who is doing the same mistake over and over again.
Person #2: ... BUT NAMJOON-
by taehyungsflipflop September 08, 2020
by THE PURE POTATO June 10, 2018
Namjoon is the leader of BTS. “Namjooning” is a very versatile verb used to depict a variety of Namjoon-like activities (which all BTS fans will understand). These include:
1. Breaking things (sunglasses, figurines, world records, young women’s hearts).
2. Wearing sunglasses indoors.
3. Spitting fire.
4. Chasing, capturing and examining small crabs.
1. Breaking things (sunglasses, figurines, world records, young women’s hearts).
2. Wearing sunglasses indoors.
3. Spitting fire.
4. Chasing, capturing and examining small crabs.
by OfficialNamjooningExpert August 14, 2019
by Nojamsgurlll October 22, 2019
by Dezzination April 24, 2018
But Namjoon is a tactic used by kpop fans whenever their favorite kpop group does something problematic. So to take the attention away from their favorite they bring up old problematic things that Kim Namjoon has done and apologized for. HOWEVER, in the recent comeback trailer for BTS’ MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA, Namjoon himself referred to this phrase and reclaimed the “But Namjoon” tag
1. A: Omg idol X did something nasty he should be called out!
B: But Namjoon did that too...
2. Namjoon (MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA comeback trailer lyrics): The three syllables of my name and the word “but” that should come before any of those.
B: But Namjoon did that too...
2. Namjoon (MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA comeback trailer lyrics): The three syllables of my name and the word “but” that should come before any of those.
by Who_the_hell_are_you March 27, 2019