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Hi there, YouTube. Coming to you, after I recently got a haircut and now I am kind of
a little disappointed now that I can’t necessarily blast the A/C and feel like I’m in a Beyoncé music
video all the time, but you know, you kind of give and take on things, don’t you agree?
So, I actually wanted to spend today’s video to talk about the K-Pop comments that
are the most annoying. I named some of them as a little fun thing. I don’t necessarily
have a succinct name for each of them, if you guys have any ideas on what you want to
call those type of comments, feel free to add your own thoughts and opinions in the
comments below, but let’s get started on the comments that I think are the most irritating
and grinds my gears. One of the more annoying comments that I find in the K-Pop world are what
I like to call the “Dumb Questioners” or “***” or however you want to
label them, and these are pretty much the ones that ask a question but the answer could’ve
easily have been given to them if either 1. Watched the video. 2. Read the description.
3. Read the article. Save us the time and do the *** yourself. Another kind of an annoying one
are the ones that ask for links. Ok. I can understand if you ask this when it’s actually a very
rare video or if it’s not found on YouTube or something that’s pretty difficult to
find. Some of those are pretty valid. Often times though, you’ll see, “I want the
link to this,” and it’s usually something that could've been easily solved by typing in the artist
name and song title and it’s usually the first one, those are annoying. Actually, what’s
even worse than that are when the commenters actually comment on a video like I make when I use
50 different video clips and they ask, “Can I get links to all of these?” Or, they go
the extra mile and do time stamps of all of them and ask, “Can I get the video links
to these videos?” ***, what do I look like to you? Do I look like ***’
Burger King? You can’t “Have it your way!” The next kind of annoying comments are the
K-Pop Hater comments. Ones that say comments such as, “They all look the same!” or
“They all look gay!” I’m going to have Robert Downey Jr. to describe my reactions
to these comments… Thank you. The next kind of comments are more in my line of work that
I find abslolutely annoying, is I call these the “Butthurters” comments. And, pretty
much when you have a compilation video or whatever sort and the comments will relate
to either of the following, “Where is *insert artist name*?” or “You forgot *insert artist
name*!” News flash, people! Not everything is about your bias. You bias does not have
to be in every single video that is related to it [K-Pop]. I’m sorry, but you cannot
have Apink in a video that is about getting Turnt Up! No, honey! The next kind of annoying
comments, I like to call these the “English Pleasers.” These are the ones that pretty much reply
to the idols on Twitter and Instagram and sometimes the YouTube videos where they’re
talking and say something like, “English, please!” or “English sub, please!” Let
me teach you guys something, international fans. Idols don’t often know English. There’s
a thing called GTS. You know what that stands for? Google that ***! Copy and paste that
*** they write on Instagram and Twitter and put it into Google and figure out what they’re
trying to say. That way it saves us time and puts less stress on our idols because they’re
already stress enough as it is. Another kind of annoying comments that have started to
surface more recently? Are the “Fandomer” comments. Please, come up with a better label
for that one. Are the “Such-and-such fan here, here to support this group…” Why can’t we enjoy
the music? Why do we have to continue to perpetuate the dividedness that K-Pop is currently going
through? They *** me off! They irritate me! And, I’m going to go into more detail about
it in another video. Here’s another set of annoying comments: “The Fakers.” Particularly,
these are the ones that always write out a blatantly obvious insult and then end it with,
“Sorry for my English.” I find often times when people use, “Sorry for my English,”
they do it as an excuse to write out the most rudest insult. “That group was *** terrible,
and I really hated everything that they did. Oh, sorry for my English.” Has that become
the new “Pardon my French”? Or, is that your excuse to be the ultimate *** to get
with the fact that you can insult them but use it as a veil because your English is “not
good”? Moving onto more kind of useless comments are the ones that simply write, “Hi,”
“Hello,” or “ily” or “I Love You” to the idol. I’m sorry, but do you have
the mental capacity of a kindergartener that you’re only capable of writing one word
to them? That you’re not able to write anything positive or uplifting to their days? Why?
Don’t do that. Another set of annoying comments are the ones that respond to somebody’s
criticism with a “Oh my god, you’re such a hater!” Like, all I did was give criticism.
I’m a fan of that artist. I just think they could’ve done this part a little bit better.
Heaven forbid that I give some constructive criticism, because “You’re such a hater!
Oh my god, you’re a hater! Oh my god!” Stop it, ***! There you have it, folks.
That's all I have for you guys today. I don’t know if I have missed anything or if I forgot
any of the labels and if you have any idea on how to label some of these, please share
it in the comments or any ones I might’ve forgotten. Thank you all for watching and
have a wonderful day! Bye!