@freshlyluv: This show always fries me #kpop #kpopfyp #adela #katseye #yoonchae

꒰ঌ 𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐭 ໒꒱⚛️ :

yall wanted me out anyways will never NOT be funny😭😭

. :

Megan didn't hit her in the eye

glitt_r35h1 :

rqd1kx :

The nerve do add a dance to it i-

Angel<3 :

Me when my name is Naisha and I have a screenshot

gigi :

me when I had a screenshot

𝐀𝐝𝐚𝐰𝐢𝐥 __🎯 :

whats wrong with screenshots

🪽 :

tune will never not be funny😭

Valita :

Sofia era insoportable

🧊 :

"I know y'all wanted me out anyway"

ƒαвlıɲƙ 💥🐶🐆 :

i fucking love hinari

EYEKON :

where's the "Haugh vahnaur una-na"?

Wonie¹⁰⁰⁹ :

Out of topic but did u guys saw the poster of enhypen in the background??

𖦹🍀୭˚. :

txt cameo

Dibbles :

ju 😛 :

Where do i watch this

abril_ardila0724 :

Dooo moreeeeewwsdw

️ :

💕kinda💕 :

I feel like American viewers are being overly dramatic about this. They don’t seem to be as familiar with the concept of people competing to become pop stars while being filmed, much like a reality TV show. Instead, they seem to create entire narratives out of every little thing. Meanwhile, people from other parts of the world watched Dream Academy and enjoyed it because we’re familiar with this concept. We’ve had shows like this for over 20 years. It’s called Star Academy. They put boys and girls in the same academy, train them, evaluate them, teach them how to sing and dance, and eliminate the weakest contestants every week through public voting. And it was literally a reality show: there was a TV channel broadcasting the academy’s activities 24/7. Of course, they clashed, fought, fell in love, formed friendships, and made enemies. But at the end of the day, it was entertainment. That’s what people tuned in to watch. These contestants are human beings, so obviously, they’re going to behave like human beings. They’ll have disagreements, complicated relationships, emotional moments, and conflicts. It’s really not that deep. That’s where I see the difference between American viewers and viewers from other parts of the world. Some American viewers seem incapable of simply enjoying a reality show without turning everything into a conspiracy theory or making it about racism, victimhood, or some deeper hidden agenda. Sometimes, a reality show is just a reality show. People compete, emotions run high, drama happens, and the audience watches. Not every interaction needs to become a whole investigation, and not every conflict needs to be turned into a grand narrative.

michelllef :

megan's face when she said "y'all wanted me out" lmao

. :

They were torturing these girls 😭

𝕤𝕡𝕒𝕣𝕖.𝕒𝕔𝕔𝕥 :

When there is a black girl in the

Spac3.Rubi :

how tf they understand him if he is speaking corean?

WhoisthisdEva? :

𝒜𝓇𝒾 :

Megan era tan bullying