◇ ~~~ 𝐃𝐞𝐯 ~ 𝐀𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭 ~ 𝐓𝐅𝐓 player 🕹️
Joined June 2016
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𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
OMG BTS HACIENDO LA COREOGRAFÍA DE IDOL EN EL ESCENARIO, la cordinación al 1000% por algo son el best grupo 😭🔥
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
Além da falta de respeito absurda com quem organizou o projeto e está fazendo das tripas coração para conseguir fazer acontecer, ainda estão enchendo o chão de lixo?
Já fomos melhores, né fandom? Essas ruas precisam estar limpas, quem estiver perto pelo menos ajuda a recolher e descartar propriamente
E se não querem participar do projeto, simplesmente não peguem
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
🖤ANNOUNCING: EMILYYWANG'S COVEN CUP🖤
🌟A $14,000 TFT tournament for women and marginalized genders, sponsored by @TFT and @TFT_Academy !!
🌟Games will be NOVEMBER 6TH, 7TH AND 8TH at 2pm PT!! Signups close on November 3rd!
🌟Sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
Y un recordatorio a todo el mundo:
Detrás de las pantallas, sean famosos o no, hay personas que les afectan los comentarios.
Viví junto a komanche en persona una como lo cancelaban simplemente porque sí. Una de las funas más estúpidas. No os imagináis cómo fueron esos días para él.
Komanche tenía muchos problemas y no es la única causa de lo que ha sucedido, pero ese odio, fuego, ira y furia hacia él lo empeoró todo.
Qué fácil es romper algo en alguien cuando no tienes que escuchar cómo se rompe. O peor, cuando lo sabes y lo haces por 4 likes de mierda.
Recordad siempre que las palabras pueden dejar más cicatrices que las armas.
Ojalá un mundo con más empatía ❤️
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
Sea cierto o no lo de komanche, no debemos pasar por alto el como el internet afecta a las personas.
La cultura de cancelación actual ha pasado a ser algo terrible, dentro y fuera de fandoms, y es algo q impacta en la salud mental en más formas de las q se imaginan...
Todos somos personas detrás de una pantalla, aprendamos a respetarnos y a tratarnos como tales. Y si les está afectando mucho en su día a día, aléjense de las redes y busquen ayuda, creanme que son y valen muchísimo más que lo q un pixel pueda opinar 🫂
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
Hoy es el último concierto en Argentina, el último país en el que escuchemos a Taehyung hablar español este año, podríamos vivir 100 vidas y jamás merecer a este muchacho, gracias por tanto Kim Taehyung💜
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
I found this, she had VIP, she said 10 ppl fainted in her section, bts asked to stop pushing 4 times, she was elbowed, kicked, and got her hair pulled, ppl used her head as a tripod to record the guys. A plastic cup was thrown by someone from behind hit her friend on the head +
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
the girl jimin saw being taken out of the crowd in argentina concert shared her story !!
🗣️: “I want to share my experience at BTS’s concert on October 21 in Argentina.
🗣️: During Fire, the pogo became incredibly intense. Everyone was moving, and even if you tried to stand still, the force of the crowd would move you along with them.
🗣️: At first, I decided to enjoy it as much as I could and go along with the energy. But during Fire, I reached my limit. I called security and asked them to please get me out of there.
🗣️: Jung Kook, SUGA, j-hope, and Jimin were in that section, and Jimin was standing right in front of me. That’s why Jimin saw what happened.
🗣️: Security took me out of the crowd, and another ARMY who was behind me was taken out too, they sat me down for a moment. They gave me some air and water before I continued walking.
🗣️: I was making my way through a narrow passage between the stage and the barriers when the song ended. That’s when I heard Jimin say something along the lines of, ‘Please don’t push. Try not to push yourselves. It can be dangerous.’ The translator then repeated his message in Spanish.
🗣️: And I thought to myself, ‘He’s saying this because he saw me struggling to breathe.’
🗣️: I felt embarrassed that Jimin had witnessed me being taken out of the crowd like that. I felt bad that he had seen me in such a difficult situation.
🗣️: Thankfully, I wasn’t actually having an asthma attack. It was the pressure of the crowd that had made it difficult for me.
🗣️: Security continued escorting me toward the medical area where they checked my blood pressure and made sure I was breathing properly. They also gave me a few puffs from an inhaler.
🗣️: That was my experience at the concert.
🗣️: It’s still crazy to me that Jimin saw what happened to me. I felt embarrassed that I had to be taken out of the crowd right in front of him, and then, shortly afterward, he asked everyone to calm down and stop pushing.
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
🗣️: “Poco hombre”, “niña”, “sensible”. Le llamaron al hombre que hizo su servicio militar en la Primera línea de defensa de Corea del Sur, manejó tanques de guerra y manipuló armamento, pesado nuclear.
🗣️: “No sabe de cultura”. Le dijieron al hombre que se preocupó, por los niños, adultos mayores y embarazas que estaban siendo golpeados en el sector de campo y empujados hacia adelante.
🗣️: “Idiota”. Lo insultaron siendo el número uno de la escuela de arte en Busan arts, presidente de su escuela, durante 7 años, el alumno de excelencia académica, conocido como genio de las matemáticas y ciencias. Graduado con un título universitario, con honores, Recibiendo el «Premio del Presidente» de su universidad, por su trayectoria y ejemplo.
𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 retweeted
you expect jimin to respect and understand your culture, but apparently you can't extend him the same courtesy when he expresses concern from his own perspective. he's watching hundreds and thousands of his fans in a crowded concert environment, worrying about YOUR safety, and asking them to be careful. that's literally it.
why are we acting like caring about people's well-being is something worth mocking? cultural differences are not an excuse to be an asshole, yeah?
