newlitjeans

[newlitjeans]

My phone storage is like multiple gigabytes of tumblr screenshots about byler, I'm gonna need to clear so much but I don't wanna do it ಥ︵ಥ

[newlitjeans]

FOR BYLERS, DON'T DOUBT, IT'S JUST STRAIGHTBAITING. WE HAVE SO MUCH PROOF, THE TRAILER IS NOT PROOF ENOUGH OF BYLER NOT BEING ENDGAME. IN BYLER WE TRUST!!!

[newlitjeans]

In a way, like how Byler are okay with being "crazy together", how it's them against the world, so are we. We Byler fans are okay with being "crazy" together.

Even though I haven't been in this fandom for long enough to be considered fully in the fandom (Only a few months), the Byler community is extremely welcoming. I love feeling "crazy" because it feels right with all these people who reassure each other that we are not crazy, we just think differently. In a sense, we pride in being outcasts who think outside the grain, and I think it's beautiful.

As someone who's been feeling the effects of loneliness, community can bring so much unexpected joy, and it's what I feel like I found.

[newlitjeans]

my agender heart is breaking, pride month is over😭😭 I want it back alreadyyyyy I don't wanna wait another year

[newlitjeans]

Choujimi is an amazing youtuber

This is about an art analyst, particularly, a music analyst. He may not have an official job in the sector, but regardless, he is one of my favorite analysts due to his approach, and he is one of my favoriter K-POP youtubers. He also joined Youtube in October 2022, around the end of the pandemic. His oldest video may not be at all an analysis nor an argument for or against something, but we see that otherwise, his videos are about analysing music, in particular, K-POP. I was introduced to him by his second sequel of a video in defense of Sakura (he kept revisiting the video if that explains why there were so many), which did not sway me that much, but did introduce me to his channel. I found that he had a humane way of approaching topics, which led me to subscribing, but my thinking was far more simple-minded to understand just how much I'd enjoy his content later, but it was also somewhat because he had much better videos coming that would make me fall in love with his content. (Side Note: I just realized I've been watching his content for over a year...  time flies, huh?) One video I particularly enjoyed was his attempt at a unique interpretation of a hated song to make the concept more deep, and I loved it. It was a video about Step Back being possibly about the military-industrial complex. I suggest looking at it yourself, as it is an extremely beautiful analysis, and it is has such interesting perspective that I realized he was very unique in the world of K-POP commentary and analysis. I even found inspiration from his work from that moment, and later, after a month or two, I sent him fanmail out of appreciation for his work. Where I finally formed the opinion that he's an amazing youtuber is his stance on a legal situation regarding NJZ or NewJeans. I won't give you all the details, I don't wish to devolve into what is a convoluted and complex topic, but essentially, he was going against the grain. I realize from the video that he has a very empathetic way of making points and always has humanity and autonomy of each person in mind. He recognizes people have intentions, how not everything is as it seems, and it made me fall in love with his way of debating, it made me truly enjoy his content.

This is an appreciation of Choujimi, and I want to thank him for his role-model-like behavior, and that he's overall a great influence compared to many Youtubers in the commentary section of K-POP. It's refreshing, and beautiful.