As an 80-year-year, saying that Chase Infinite being in the 80s music video creates a hierarchy among fans has to be the stupefied, most idiotic take I've ever heard

As an 80-year-year, saying that Chase Infinite being in the 80s music video creates a hierarchy among fans has to be the stupefied, most idiotic take I've ever heard, not only is it absolutely rooted in jealousy. Let's be completely honest because it's not you. I'm got to call it what it is. But I'm going to say this as a black K-pop stand. I knew from the second that I saw even the trailers for that music video, that people were going to have their cobotts and they were going to be fans who had a problem and wanted to express their frustrations in some way, aka stupid ass takes like this. Well, like I said in the beginning, as soon as I saw the trailer for this music video, as soon as I saw that Chase Infinity was going to be the lead female role in this music video. I knew a lot of y'all were going to have an issue. This is the first time as a black Kpop stand with my black ass eyes. This is the first time that I I have seen a K-pop music video where the lead female role where the storyline is that she's attractive, that she's wanted by these idols. This is the first time I've seen a black woman play this role. I don't know if she's fully black, I don't know if she's half black, whatever it is. Either way, this is the first time that I've seen a black-melodied woman have a role like this in a K-pop music video. Because usually, it is a Korean actress or as we just saw in BTS's music video, It's a very good example. It's usually a white woman who plays that role. That's not to bring BTS into this. This is just given an example of usually the type of people that we see in these roles when it comes to K-pop music videos. And instead of calling it what it is, the fact that you yourself cannot Fadham cannot understand how in this storyline a black woman can be deemed attractive towards your idols. For some reason, you just could not Fadham that experience, that emotion that came from it, which is definitely rooted in the art word. And so you had to make up this BS excuse of how her being in the music video caused a fan hierarchy. And then try to say that you being in law school or in law is how you detuted this reasoning. Just admit it. You're jealous. Just know, it was not you. You were not chosen. And if you keep up this attitude and keep up this outlook in life, it will never be you.