#kpop idol 1x1

[kpoproleplayer04]

Looking for a roleplay partner (kpop)

𝙃𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙤 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮𝙤𝙣𝙚! My name is Yoyong/Fay and I am 20 years old. I am looking for: (look at the list below)

❀ 𝗠𝘅𝗙 𝗥𝗼𝗹𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘆 (Me portraying the female character)

❀𝗜𝗱𝗼𝗹𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗲 𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘆 (Can do a roleplay where both of us portray Idols or semi-idolverse where one of us portrays an actor and the other portrays the idol)

❀𝗠𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗯𝗲 𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗱 𝟭𝟴+

❀𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝘇𝗼𝗻𝗲 (𝗚𝗠𝗧 +𝟬/𝗕𝗦𝗧 +𝟭)

❀𝗢𝗖 𝘅 𝗢𝗖 𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗼𝗻 𝘅 𝗢𝗖 (When doing Canon x OC; I would still want to portray the OC rather than the Canon character)

❀I solely use an 𝗢𝗖 (If you end up using an OC too, please provide me with a descriptive Character bio rather than something that is incomplete)

❀ I like to plan my roleplays thoroughly and I refuse to go with the flow.

❀I am literate to advanced literate but can reach novella. Minimum length of a roleplay response is 𝟯 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗵𝘀. I DO NOT accept anything less than that.

❀Communication is key, so if I don't receive a response within 3 days I will ping you or just message you and if there is an unexplained delay, the roleplay will be delayed. If no communication happens to justify the delay etc the roleplay will be terminated.

❀Tell me about your triggers and if you have any rules.

❀ I mainly do roleplays on Discord where I create a private server to keep things organised.

❀Other things I add in roleplays are smut, angst, drama, romance and slice of life.

❀I allow age gaps.

Here is the list of muses that can be chosen and used in our roleplay:

: ̗̀➛𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐩𝐬; (in bold are idols/actors that are preferred the most)

❀ Seventeen-

𓆩♡𓆪 S.Coups

❀ EXO-

𓆩♡𓆪 Suho

𓆩♡𓆪 Baekhyun

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝘆𝗲𝗼𝗹

𓆩♡𓆪 D.O

𓆩♡𓆪 Kai

❀ NCT-

𓆩♡𓆪 Taeyong

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝘂𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪 Doyoung

𓆩♡𓆪 Ten

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗪𝗶𝗻𝘄𝗶𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪 Mark

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗬𝘂𝘁𝗮

❀ TVXQ! -

𓆩♡𓆪Max Changmin

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗨-𝗞𝗻𝗼𝘄 𝗬𝘂𝗻𝗵𝗼

❀ Big Bang -

𓆩♡𓆪 G.D

𓆩♡𓆪 T.O.P

❀ Astro -

𓆩♡𓆪Rocky

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗝𝗶𝗻𝗷𝗶𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗘𝘂𝗻-𝘄𝗼𝗼

❀ MonstaX -

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄𝗻𝘂

𓆩♡𓆪 Minhyuk

𓆩♡𓆪 Joohoney

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗶𝗵𝘆𝘂𝗻

❀ SHINee -

𓆩♡𓆪Onew

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗵𝗼

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗲𝘆

𓆩♡𓆪 Taemin

❀ SUJU -

𓆩♡𓆪 Donghae

❀ Pentagon -

𓆩♡𓆪Hui

❀ GOT7 -

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝗝𝗶𝗻𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗴

𓆩♡𓆪 Choi Youngjae

❀ 2PM -

𓆩♡𓆪 Ok Taecyeon

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗟𝗲𝗲 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗵𝗼

❀ JYJ -

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗶𝗺 𝗝𝗮𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗼𝗻𝗴

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗶𝗺 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝘀𝘂

: ̗̀➛𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬;

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗟𝗲𝗲 𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗴-𝗪𝗼𝗼𝗸

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗡𝗮𝗺 𝗝𝗼𝗼 𝗛𝘆𝘂𝗸

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗛𝗮𝗲 𝗜𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗟𝗲𝗲 𝗗𝗼 𝗛𝘆𝘂𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗶𝗺 𝗕𝘂𝗺

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗪𝗶 𝗛𝗮 𝗝𝗼𝗼𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪Kim Min Gue

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗶𝗺 𝗠𝗶𝗻 𝗦𝗲𝗼𝗸

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗶𝗺 𝗝𝗶 𝗛𝗼𝗼𝗻

𓆩♡𓆪Song Seung-heon

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗝𝗶 𝗦𝘂𝗻𝗴 (𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿)

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗪𝗼𝗼 𝘀𝘂𝗻𝗴

𓆩♡𓆪 𝗞𝗮𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝗮𝗲-𝗼𝗵

𓆩♡𓆪𝗔𝗵𝗻 𝗛𝘆𝗼-𝘀𝗲𝗼𝗽

If you are interested, feel free to like the post, comment or message me in private. I am looking forward roleplaying with you. <3

[luxylune]

Discord Kpop 1x1 RP Search

I’m finally back from the dead after dealing with work and moving, so I’m back to looking for partners to do RP with on Discord!

Here are some infos about me:

I am currently looking for partners for 18+ mxm kpop rp on discord! I write in third person and I'm a semi-lit to lit writer [6-7 paragraphs, 2-3 replies] and I prefer if you are the same.

GMT +7 timezone

I often get drained from work so I might not be able to reply daily! So I don’t mind if you can’t reply every day

I like plotting and rambling about the characters, making pinterest board etc so please keep this in mind! I also don’t mind talking outside of writing ❤️

Groups I am interested in (bolded means I have written for them): Ateez, TXT, Seventeen, Cravity, Enhypen, NCT Dream, NCT 127, Treasure, WayV, P1Harmony

I know more groups, but these groups are the ones I'm more familiar with. But I am open to rp-ing other groups, as long as they are not minors.

I will only do rp with those who are 18+, and while I not necessarily mind doing smut, I do not want the rp to just be filled with smut. I prefer when we focus on characters and plot, and I will only do smut if we've talked about it and it is not the main focus of the story. Also, I like to talk ooc, do worldbuilding, and discuss headcanon.

We can do member x member or OC x OC!

As for plot, I am pretty open-minded and l'm willing to do pretty much anything! No triggers and I am okay with dead dove content, so we can go as dark as we want. I like combining plots and tropes and discussing plots with my partners. I really love doing fantasy, supernatural creatures, and a/b/o.

Please leave a like on this post and I will send you a

DM.

Note: I would like for us to exchange RP samples to make sure that our styles match!

[theverylastnerve]

Looking For K-Pop RP Partners!

Hey everyone! I’m looking for some rp partners that would be able to write for ATEEZ! I’m currently hoping to find a Wooyoung or Yunho, but would accept a Hongjoong or Seonghwa as well. I have an OC to write against them; this would be mxf, and I’m totally fine with AUs and tropes… idolxidol, college au, coffee shop au, fantasy, etc! I’m fine with doubling as well!

I do write on discord, no smut, and I am hoping to find someone that can reply at least a few times a week. Thanks!

[rp-partnerfinder]

hello humans !!🎙21+ writer here, looking for a top-me-up on rps after a long hiatus of a year. your girl basically has 0 rps left, so please help me fix that !! i'm coming in full clutch with a couple of oc x oc ideas that i am DYING to write. self-confession, i'm a dark romance and psychological thriller girlie with her hands dipped in many settings, and today's choice is a kpop or dark music industry setting (!!).

— my idea of a kpop idol au focuses on a oc x oc romance between two broken yet seductive musical prodigies that have hella issues. rivals but not really cuz they have chemistry. I BEG, give me dark and gritty with this plot, let us write about the dirt beneath the diamonds. after all, this is an industry full of secrets and scandals, and they are shining stars who glimmer in the limelight. yet, they are also firmly commercialised as a product to be sold with all aspects of their lives controlled. they are more shiny objects than real people except when they're together, then the pristine idol is tainted. they have kinky sex and a whirlwind romance that's hot but also life-ruining, earth shattering, and a dire secret that they need to keep. it's codependancy and toxic love.

possible dynamics can be: idol x idol, idol x chaebol/rich CEO, idol x k-actor, or younger idol x veteran idol, classic musician x k-idol, etc.

about me: literate–novella writer (i serve details, i serve em up good). open to dead dove and smut and darker kinks/themes. an 18+ writer who will only write with other 18+ writers. i'm a shameful individual who only does fxm plots and prefers writing f roles (i hate myself for it too, dw). but know that i will be so enthusiastic about the rp, throwing headcanons and plot development ideas at you left/right/center, i will throw aesthetic pinterests at you alongside cool music that reminds me of the pairing and i thrive on fangirling about our characters together.

i am a discord or dm-based rper. hit me with a like if you're interested in this ad, and i'll reach out.

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[yunhofications]

RP AD !

hi! if anyone is interested in double roleplaying oc x idol ( for me personally id like you to be ateez n ill be anyone you want ) please like this or message me!

be 18+ as i like incorporating smut into roleplays. i write semi lit to lit but i usually mirror my partner!

i do any plot but do like darker themes ones.

[haotonin]

roleplay partner search !!

hi! i’m looking for a 1x1 kpop roleplay partner, here are a few things to note:

18+ only! i’m an adult and will not rp with minors

i’m looking for idol x idol roleplay, not ocs. i would also prefer any romance plots to be contained between group members

my writing style is third person semi-lit/ literate but i am fairly flexible in matching styles

the groups i want to rp most at the moment are zb1 and seventeen. i am fine with any pairings so long as they are adults, and although i have preferences, i don’t mind playing any member.

i’m open to trying most plots, there are just a few i would prefer not to, those being: abo/omegaverse aus, increased age gaps, and plots that are solely nsfw or centered largely around nsfw tropes. please let me know if there’s anything you’re not comfortable with roleplaying, this should be a fun and safe space for both of us!

ideally i’m wanting long-term roleplay partners, and i’d love for us to be friends! i enjoy bonding ooc and discussing our plots together. rping is always more fun with communication, so please don’t be scared to talk and bond :)

if you’re interested, please dm me or like this post so i can dm you and discuss things further from there!

[sakurajjam]

gente, vocês não acham meio problematico começar a introduzir k-fcs de 2004 em plots?

Falar "problemático" é complicado, pompurin. Porque não enxergo como um problema, está para um desconforto já que o fc não chegou nem na maioridade direito e já tá sendo usado para jogos, muitas vezes, sendo exposto a temas que não deviam ser coligados a imagem... Sei de centrais que impedem a mudança da idade desses fcs mais novos, além dos plots que podem estar envolvidos, mas quem garante que ao decorrer da comunidade o char não vai se envolver? Claro que o que acontece no privado só diz respeito aos envolvidos, mas não deixa de ser estranho.

Quando jogava no twitter, os fcs novos eram de 2001-2002 e eu não curtia interagir com eles, muito menos, achava correto o uso. Costumo esperar atingir 20/21 anos para utilizar qualquer fc, porque não me dá desconforto, antes disso é muito estranho já que to usando um jovem para plots diversos, eu posso não ter a intenção, mas os outros podem e tem como evitar devidas situações. Além de esses fcs serem visados, alguns podem acabar ignorando por ser jovem demais, se você ficar de lado no rp, com toda a certeza, vai pedir unf por desconforto; ou cair em ac porque perdeu a vontade. Já conversei com uma mod que usou uma lista com os fcs jovens (muitos sites tem essas listas de idols por idades), só permitia se o idol tinha feito aniversário naquele mês ou antes, se ainda estava para fazer, não era permitido. É uma boa saída? Não. Porque vão entrar com o argumento de "mas fulano completou agora, o meu fc vai completar em breve, deixa ai", pra que essa dor de cabeça, só proíbe.

Quer fazer um char bem jovem? Use um fc de 2001 ou 2002, eles ainda são jovens o suficiente para encaixarem em muses jovens. Eu vi um argumento muito bom em outro talker e vou usar aqui, o combatendo: "os fcs que gostamos estão ficando velhos para interpretar os muses". Sim, eles estão. Um Jungkook não tá mais conseguindo se passar por um menino de 20 anos, a Jennie também não tá alcançando essa idade e como a tag ama um rp de universidade, fica difícil fazer seu muse no começo da vida acadêmica com o fc queridinho, mas temos outros meios. Se você quer fazer um calouro de 20 anos, por que não usar um fc de 2000-2002? O ageband das comunidades permitem diminuir a idade deles, então o faça, só toma cuidado pra não sexualizar isso. Permitir o uso dos idols mais novos, a nova geração do KPOP, não é errado, mas a maioria vive por aparência e foto, se o popzinho for ocupado, você não vai jogar? A lista de favoritos não é tão grande assim, para os 2003-2004, a maioria é desconhecido e ninguém usa.

Atualmente o ageband dos rps estão beirando 3 para 4 anos, muitos fcs não vão atingir a idade que os players querem fazer os chars, não vou fazer a conta, mas um 1997 já não tá chegando, o que vamos fazer? Deixar de usar? Ai vai sobrar uma infinidade de fcs bons e a luta pelos mais jovens, sendo que fica bem mais diversificado termos os personagens que entraram depois na graduação, os que estão mudando de curso e por ai vai, infinitas possibilidades. Uso universidade de exemplo por ser o que mais temos, mas encaixa em todo o tema.

Na minha opinião, deviam segurar os fcs de 2004 (até 2003) até atingirem a maioridade "mundial" e mesmo assim, não permitir que aumentem as idades do nada, se for preciso, ter uma regra de +1 ano da idade desses fcs para evitarmos alguns plots mais pesados. Se forem usar em 1x1, ninguém pode segurar, mas em rps tem meios e que devem vir da própria moderação, além do senso dos players.

[babydollcherrys]

I’m need of some idol/kdrama plots on discord!!

mxf (need a male opposite my female oc)

I’m not picky with fc’s/idols I especially love ateez and nct! and even solo artists

my idea for kdrama has to do with the drama “my name” I want to play opposite do gangjae or mu-jin choi so bad 🥺

I am 21+ so 18+ mature themes for sure including smut but obviously not the entire plot but I do love writing it. fwbs, friends to lovers, even legal age gap with older kdrama actors is cool too. I have lots of ideas

Pls message me, like this, comment or add me on discord if interested! yutasbutterfly#6389

[t0xicity08]

KPOP Roleplay

Hello! I’m looking for someone to do a kpop bxb roleplay with me. Read this thoroughly before shooting me a message!

*** I do NOT do doubles, I’m terrible at it and just dislike it in general.

Bands & Other Information

I roleplay BTS, Got7, TBZ, and ATEEZ. Currently I will only play as Taehyung, BamBam, Sunwoo, Jimin, and Jungkook.

*** I’m mainly in the mood to play as Taehyung and possibly Bam.

2. I don’t mind if you play an oc or want to do a crossover ship/just a regular ship.

3. I’m a switch bottom, keep that in mind.

4. I’m legal irl and I will NOT roleplay with anyone below the age of eighteen and 30+

5. We can do a complete au or one where they’re still in bands, it doesn’t matter. The plot is undecided and will be discussed when you message me as well as other things.

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[dcteez]

Kpop Girl Group Rp 1x1 (one on one)

hi! I’m looking to rp against someone (whether you’re playing an oc, yourself or another kpop idol) as someone from a kpop girl group! i am open to gxg, gxb and polyamory, whether that be gxgxg, gxbxb, gxgxb, etc.

i love all kinds of aus from the canon universe all the way to royal times, supernatural, and even other canonical universes (like star wars or something), etc. so don’t worry about not having any ideas we both like! 

my rp style is flexible and can go anywhere from non-lit to full lit! i match my partner, so any way is okay :) i prefer to rp in 3rd person (i don’t really like 1st person ;-; )

the girl groups i know (not limited to) and the members I’m used to/prefer playing as are listed below! if you don’t see a group/soloist you like don’t be afraid to ask about them! 

Dreamcatcher - all of them ITZY - Ryujin and Yeji Red Velvet - Irene Seulgi and Yeri TWICE - Mina Sana Tzuyu and Momo GFRIEND - Sowon Yuju and SinB Girls Generation (SNSD) - Taeyeon and Tiffany SUNMI CHUNGHA BLACKPINK - Jisoo and Rose MAMAMOO - Moonbyul and Wheein EVERGLOW - Aisha and Mia EXID - Hani and Solji LOONA - Olivia Heejin Kim Lip JinSoul and Chuu (G)I-DLE - Minnie and Yuqi

[xiaozhns-a]

OPEN OCS & WANTED PLOTS! essa lista ainda terá updates, então não vou jogar na tag ainda, mas se alguém se interessar por algo dessa lista pode dar like aqui ou chamar na im! só, por favor, lembrem de ler minhas guidelines antes, pra evitar confusão. prefiro jogar no discord ou no telegram, mas to aberta a tudo.

OPEN OCS

shen suyin. 22 anos, estudante de história, à frente do grupo de estudos queer & decolonial studies. uma intelectual em formação, um espírito revolucionário que acredita no poder das ideias; adepta das causas sociais e do ativismo. uma grande tagarela, extrovertida, fofoqueira, hopeless romantic, impulsiva, inconstante, com tendência a fugir dos próprios problemas e que sempre finge que tá tudo bem. a irmã mais nova do dono dum dos maiores conglomerados da china; um filho da puta, facínora e inescrupuloso, para dizer o mínimo. também a única pessoa da família shen que ficou ao lado de suyin o tempo inteiro. pode chamá-la de conivente, mas, se conhecesse a família dela, ia entender a lealdade entre os irmãos. chen zhuoxuan fc. clique aqui para o about completo | a tag | o pinterest

aberta para: m/f, f/f, nb/f.

prompts: queria muito a primeira dinâmica dessas e essa daqui, até mesmo essa. quanto a plot, to aberta a tudo; tenho umas ideias possíveis, mas to aberta a tudo. 

obs: a oc é originalmente da gaemhq, e eu ainda não atualizei o docs dela, mas o setting e outras coisas podem ser modificados conforme o plot. algumas cnns podem ser recicladas para um plot 1x1, se quiser.

unnamed oc. 25+ anos, mercenário. definitivamente um dos melhores em seu trabalho. um espírito livre, um aventureiro um manwhore, confiante e hedonista, mas leal e dono de um coração de ouro. o que não lhe falta é sentimento. talvez não pareça ter muitos princípios, mas segue os que tem e luta por quem vale a pena. na verdade é um príncipe... ou, bem, já foi; o segundo filho do rei e um general de renome, à frente dum exército respeitado, até ser apunhalado pelas costas pelo próprio pai. carrega consigo a culpa da morte de seus companheiros de exército. abandonou sua vida na corte e fugiu para o reino (ou seria império?) vizinho; hoje trabalha para se sustentar, mas também para sustentar as viúvas e filhas dos companheiros caídos, como forma de se redimir. xiao zhan fc.

aberto para: m/m, m/f, m/nb.

prompts: literalmente qualquer coisa! podemos fazer um brainstorming juntes, só quero muito jogar com esse personagem.

obs: o plot se passa em algum período antes de 1700. embora o personagem seja de um reino que hoje se localiza geograficamente na china, o plot pode se passar em qualquer lugar. joseon? império otomano? japão? até na europa, a depender. também pode se localizar num reino inventado! o personagem é 100% baseado (copiado e colado) no ji chong de the wolf, e, na série, os reinos são inteiramente inventados, mesmo que baseados na história chinesa. eu gosto dessa opção pela liberdade criativa, mas to aberta a tudo!

jaiden yu. 25+ anos, cantor e baixista em uma banda mista. de hong kong para o mundo, apaixonado no que faz e dedicadíssimo, tenta sempre se manter humilde e fiel às origens, mas ainda está descobrindo como equilibrar a paixão por atenção e o desejo de conservar a vida privada. já foi mentor em um reality show musical e gosta de ensinar. xiao zhan fc.

aberto para: m/f. ia amar uma sunmi de opp pra esse plot, mas não é uma necessidade

prompts: dois membros da banda que estão num relacionamento (podemos até fazer um mumu!); o jaiden e uma idol de kpop; jaiden e alguma jornalista (que pode amar ou odiar a banda); jaiden e alguma staff; qualquer ideia que tiverem tá valendo

obs: a intro tá curta porque esse é um oc que tá passando por um remake (originalmente do tvkhq). também, muita coisa do plot dele é adaptável, inclusive setting e a banda em si.

WANTED PLOTS

i. em que muse a é uma coreógrafa e muse b é ume artista com quem ela trabalha com frequência, inclusive em apresentações e mvs. bom. shit happens. feelings ensue. queria muito jogar essa coreógrafa, provavelmente com a lisa do blackpink de fc (mas isso ainda pode mudar). esse plot foi inspirado pela química em eric nam x tina boo na coreografia de honestly e do jay park ao vivo com a may j lee. m/f ou f/f.

ii. um m/m de dois amigos que são hétero mas se pegam na broderagem eles juram por deus quem nunca mamou um bro pra dar uma força pra ele cara e -- ei isso é ciúmes?

iii. royal plot where a princess has an arranged marriage and when she goes to meet the prince he’s aight and all but damn his sister is hella cute and royal sneaking around lesbian princesses (créditos aqui). f/f e plot de época por favor! (satisfied from the hamilton ost plays in the background but make it gay)

[quinnslay1x1]

oi pessoal, venho aqui fazer esse post bem casual, na surdina, nesse blog jurássico que desenterrei depois de anos porque ultimamente anotei nas notas uns plots da tag gringa que tem me atraído os olhos, então como não tem nenhum rpg em grupo que suporte essas temáticas na tag atualmente e eu tô com aquela vontade, vim arriscar ter meu desejo realizado no 1x1 🌼 são apenas cinco plotzinhos porque com um número pequeno eu consigo focar mais nas histórias sem me perder e consigo administrar minha atenção a eles. minhas guidelines você encontra no SOURCE desse post e para fins de segurança: sou maior de idade. por favor, se te interessar, dá um like que vou correndo falar com você ou, se quiser, me chama! beijinhos e feliz ano novo atrasado a todos!

*** “eu acabei de ir a um dos seus shows e agora uma hora depois você tuitou sobre uma pessoa linda que você notou na multidão e pera, por que o tuite me descreve perfeitamente?” esse é especificamente um celeb / non-celeb au. eu particularmente iria adorar fazer o/a artista!

quase na mesma linha da anterior, mas indo pra uma dinâmica dentro da indústria do kpop: muse a e muse b cresceram na mesma cidade e foram amigos de infância por anos, tinham a mesma idade, eram daqueles que faziam tudo juntos, mas quando muse a foi descoberto por uma empresa de entretenimento aos 12 anos, elu teve que se mudar para fazer os corres de trainee para se tornar idol. perderam contato sem muita explicação/despedida. muse b já tinha praticamente esquecido disso na força do ódio e seguiu com seu sonho de estudar moda e maquiagem e conseguiu! dez anos mais tarde, quando muse b bomba na internet como um fenômeno, elu é contratade na mesma empresa que muse a havia sido descoberto e, portanto, debutado há não muito tempo (ela nunca acompanhou muito bem a indústria, só sabia que a mãe delu dizia que muse a estava bem). você imagina a surpresa que foi o reencontro desses amigos e em eles saberem que muse b será u nove estilista do grupo. // esse eu não tenho nenhuma preferência por qual muse eu gostaria de jogar!

*** “a chefe das líderes de torcida do time tem um caso secreto com o quarterback de sua escola rival e se alguém descobre que eles estão juntos eles poderiam ser expulsos de ambos seus times” esse eu amaria se fosse ambientado nos anos 80. pode ser m/f ou m/m!

*** muse a e muse b estão na mesma banda há algum tempo e depois de algumas sessões de ensaios noturnos as coisas começaram a mudar. eles perceberam que havia uma faísca entre eles. então não demorou muito para que eles começassem a se ver, mas pelo medo que a mudança em sua dinâmica pudesse causar tensões na banda eles decidiram manter a relação em segredo (mas por quanto tempo segredos como este realmente permanecem em segredo, porém?)

*** créditos dos plots traduzidos:

muse a e muse b se conhecem em 1994-95 durante o torneio tribruxo em hogwarts. muse a é umx estudante de beauxbatons e b vem de durmstrang. eles se estranham no começo devido suas diferenças, a é mais delicade enquanto b é mais grosseire, mas acontece que a tensão sexual é tanta que eles não se controlam e começam a se relacionar casualmente, e conforme o ano vai prosseguindo eles vão se comprometendo cada vez mais. aqui eu gostaria de seguir a linha do tempo do livro! tendo a apresentação das escolas, os participantes são escolhidos (como não se trata de um AU, nenhum dos chars será campeão, e sim os quatro originais), acontece a primeira tarefa, yule ball, ano novo, segunda tarefa [...] até a última tarefa onde tem todo aquele drama da morte do cedrico e a volta do voldemort. depois disso pensamos como que fica.

https://pomegrcnctes-blog.tumblr.com/post/170889494440/celeb-non-celeb-aus-tho-im-your-biggest-fan-so

https://ingxnue.tumblr.com/post/90015135243/au-where-the-head-cheerleader-of-one-team-has-a

https://onlyfcns.tumblr.com/post/639390676040220672/if-anyone-is-interested-here-are-some-band-plots-i

[seulwanss]

1x1 Rp Search, Request always open!

Hi! I do M/M, M/F, F/F, Canon x Canon, Canon (me playing it) x OC, Polygamy, etc... (open to mostly everything!!!)

My preferred writing style is semi-literate and I don't really have a word/paragraph limit as long as it's something to go off of, but I would be more than happy to match the writing style of my partner!

The fandoms I'm very interested in and am searching for are:

Kpop (list of groups below)

Star Wars

Skyrim

Harry Potter

Borderlands (1, 2 & 3)

Spiderman (any version)

Legend of Zelda

Left 4 Dead (1 & 2)

Marvel (any superheros)

Disney

Jurrasic Park/World

Pokemon

How to Train Your Dragon (1, 2, 3 & shows)

Avatar

Once Upon a Time

Kdramas

Etc...

For rps, I love doing everything from normal aus to extravagant aus outside of their normal universe! Any of the fandoms listed above I'd be extremely happy to work the rp into an au in the universe of the fandom!

Example: two kpop idol characters getting accepted into Hogwarts and attending the school of wizardry

AUs I like are:

Supernatural (werewolves, vampires, demons/devils, angels, shapeshifter, etc...)

Alpha, Omega & Beta

Wolves ^^^

Androids

Transitioning (ftm mtf)

Finding identity ^^^ (non-binary, genderfluid, etc.)

Parenthood/family

Dystopian

Royalty

Futuristic

Historial

Etc...

The kpop groups I know the best and would be the most comfortable roleplaying with are listed below, but if you don't see your favorite or desired group to do with, just ask! I may have forgotten to list them, or I might not know them too well, but I love to learn about new groups!

Girl Groups:

Dreamcatcher

Red Velvet

MAMAMOO

(G)I-DLE

LOONA

EVERGLOW

BLACKPINK

GFRIEND

TWICE

EXID

SNSD

KHAN

PRISTIN (specifically V)

Boy Groups:

BTS

DAY6

NCT DREAM

NCT U

NCT 127

WAYV

SuperM

EXO

SEVENTEEN

A.C.E

SHINee

K.A.R.D (I know it's integrated-)

VIXX

ATEEZ

Soloists:

Sunmi

Chungha

Somi

[xxblueflame]

K-Pop Roleplay

I’m looking for a kpop roleplay! I stan many groups and I will do 1x1 or doubles, either is fine by me. Yes I have plots and we can discuss them. Please dm me!

(I’m terrible to b x b just a warning so I’ll more than likely never do it.)

(Another thing, if the idol is under 18, I will not rp with them)

[kehayesmj-blog]

Happiness and Celebrity Worship: So What’s the Problem?

Imagine being in the shoes of a world-famous pop culture icon. You’re sitting in the back seat of an expensive limousine as it comes to a halt, and your manager and bodyguards direct you towards a fancy building for a celebrity interview. Upon reaching the stage, you see everyone is listening carefully, anticipating a spark of inspiration. With the awareness that you are about to change a large percentage of the world’s disposition, you are ready to inform everyone of not only your life, but to change how they live theirs as well. You have a message to get across in this interview, so you stand up, clear your throat, and proudly proclaim that birds aren’t real.

This is a situation that has occurred numerous times over. The bird theory is interchangeable with any other outlandish claim or theory, but the concept is constant. Nearly thirty percent of people under the age of 30 would quit their jobs for fame alone and follow the lifestyles of celebrities in some form. Furthermore, do you know someone that has obsessed over or “stanned” a popular artist, possibly to the point of intimate attraction? It turns out that these two circumstances are rooted in the same mental ailment. If the issue seems familiar, it is because celebrity influence affects everyone, whether they want it to or not. This has some merits to it but can also harm large groups of people in various ways such as indoctrination and stalking. Many lives are affected in some way more than just culturally because of this. Perhaps your friend is adopting their favorite musical artist’s fashion sense, has social media accounts dedicated to their favorite actor, or even has pictures of them printed out to fit their aesthetic. All these tendencies are in some way a form of celebrity worship. Dr. Lynn McCutcheon of the North American Journal of Psychology separates celebrity fandom into “Entertainment Social Stage,” which defines more casual followers and people that simply seek entertainment on a non-serious level, and “Worshipper” which defines obsessive tendencies such as studying a person’s whereabouts, owning an unnecessarily large amount of keepsakes related to a popular person, or extreme sexual fixation. With further research conducted on mental health since the mainstream rise of celebrity obsession culture, a much more psychological case has appeared that defines and details every variant of celebrity worship. There have been cases of people led to harmful lifestyles simply because it was what their favorite movie star thought was beneficial, such as with Charlie Sheen’s and Jenny McCarthy’s fans believing in their conspiracy theories. Without awareness or recognition, this is a problem that could potentially mislead people at an even larger scale. With governments picking up on the relevance of certain celebrities, the case of celebrity worship is beginning to gain influence on the national level in some nations. In recent years, South Korea has made a statement and endorsement for their native pop stars under the condition that they abide by the nation’s values, directly affecting the opinions of fans worldwide. Whether a case of icon obsession is affecting a loved one’s mental health, radicalization, or personal economic decisions, celebrity fixation is a topic with many influential details. Obsession over celebrities and their values is an informational and important study for the good of modern mental health, and the importance of recognizing this is crucial to furthering personal fulfillment.

Misinformation and Radicalization

           People have been falling for the unusual ideologies followed by celebrities since celebrity culture’s shift to pop culture in the early 20th century. However, their ideas were not seen as widely until the late 20th century with pop culture becoming more experimental and expressive. While musical artists such as Elvis Presley, Mick Fleetwood, and Dave Mustaine were always known for some strange views, actors, hosts, and talk personalities usually kept their views to themselves with minimal exception. With social media’s rise, it is much easier to convince the public of things that would normally be seen as extreme or nonsensical. In 2006, Patricia Heaton convinced a group of followers to refuse and deny embryonic stem cell research. This view became such a hot topic because she had proposed to discontinue stem cell research, contraceptives, and pregnancy termination to a group that continues to believe and support these ideas to this day due to her prestige. Many groups focused on unsupported claims, extremism, and conspiracy theories have seen an increase in subscription because of how easy it has become to follow polarizing figures. Charlie Sheen has come out as a Truther and a conspiracy theorist, going as far as making a film with undertones of false information about the attack. Sheen claims: “There are still a couple of things just rooted in simple physics that beg some measure of inquiry. I was in contact with a lot of family members and they were in concert with a lot of my questions.” Jenny McCarthy has gone on record claiming that vaccines gave her child autism. Podcast host and researcher George Ouzounian has stated that “Celebrity worship is the reason we have anti-vaxxers,” attributing the entirety of the anti vax movement to the misinformation of celebrities. “We have people like Jenny McCarthy going on record saying vaccines gave her child autism and her fans just eat that up. Correlation must cause causation, right? She failed to control variables such as chemicals, clothes, plastic, known carcinogens, water, etc,” says Ouzounian in episode 29 of his podcast The Biggest Problem in the Universe.

Another example of blindly following an affluent figure is Stan Culture. “Stan” culture is a popular form of celebrity fandom and worship in both the West and Eastern hemispheres. The western term is derived from an Eminem song titled Stan (short for Stalker-Fan) where the rapper goes in depth about the story of a fan that designs his lifestyle around the lyrics in Eminem’s music. He misinterprets the insane, violent nature of the rapper’s on-stage persona as a lifestyle that he actually lives, causing the fan to go insane and murder his girlfriend in reference to another of Eminem’s horror story type songs called “Kim”. The cautionary nature of the song Stan’s message ironically did not get across to the current generation of celebrity “Stans”, as they view the stalkerish nature of the Stan character from the song as something to look up to, just as Stan looked up to the character Eminem plays in some of his music. Stan Culture causes fans and obsessors to defend everything their idol does, even if it is misguided. “You got some issues Stan, I think you need some counseling. To help your ass from bouncing off the walls when you get down some” says Eminem in the song “Stan” referring to the stalker fan needing medical and mental health attention. Further evidence of this can be found in a case of Ariana Grande not understanding many subjects of appropriation she had used in a music video led to her fans misleadingly defending her with no juxtaposition. Naijaeaux on Twitter says “All Arianna does is drop hits and mind her business, but y’all continue to critique and harass her.” This culture of “my idol can do no wrong” completely removes the subjective concept of art and halts many conceptual conversations that are important for analyzing music.

Stan writing to Eminem, https://twitter.com/mscaitlin55/status/846561100263034882

Stan culture goes even further, however, when focus is on more socially involved governments. Motoko Rich, foreign bureau chief for New York Times reported that North Korea requested eleven kpop acts to perform for their leader as a form of covert diplomacy. Meanwhile, nearly 40 million people claim themselves to be dedicated fans of the Korean pop music genre with feral hive-minded communities swarming every crevice of social media. The implications of North Korea’s propaganda system getting ahold of one of the world’s most flourishing genres would naturally scare almost anyone. Additionally, the People’s Republic of China, a nation currently known for brainwashing internment camps and suppressing many of what the West knows as inalienable freedoms, has recently seen quiet support from NBA personalities such as Adam Silver and LeBron James. After being asked to share thoughts on the topic multiple times, both personalities had refused to speak up on any of the Hong Kong protests in the past out of fear they would lose endorsements from China. When nations have access to beloved personalities that are generally looked highly upon, it becomes easier for them to accumulate supporters to justify their causes.

Kim Jong Un with South Korean group Red Velvet, https://www.npr.org/sections/therecord/2018/04/02/598812832/kim-jong-un-was-deeply-moved-after-k-pop-performance

Another case of the strange ideologies of popular figures being followed by a growing crowd is Terryology. A study by Dave Schilling, General editor at Grantland covers a firsthand interview between the author and actor Terrence Howard. Terrence Howard is proposing a new way of thinking and problem solving coined “Terryology,” that involves the idea that scientific and mathematical theories can be solved in a minimalistic form of analysis and still make sense. For example, the expression 1x1 having the number 1 stated twice means that there are two of them, and therefore equals 2 and not 1. Many fans of this ideology have begun converting their mathematics to Terryology despite the world still running on the normal mathematic system we have today. Some critics view this as a misinformed, dropout mathematics major turned movie star losing his mind in the fame that surrounds him. However, many news outlets and art enthusiasts view this as an expression of creative integrity that should be considered a legitimate theory. “In that piece, Mr. Howard explains a philosophy for life so powerful, so revolutionary, so magnificent, that most people who read about it were driven mad or had their heads swell up like the bad guy from Total Recall.” -Schilling

Mental Health

           Aside from altering people’s thoughts ideologically, celebrity obsession also has a strong effect on the mental health of people that follow celebrities. Professor and journalist Neil Peterson conducted a study in 2005 claiming that teenage girls tend to have lower self-confidence if they constantly follow celebrities online or in the media. Recently, another study of 437 Hungarian citizens found that people that considered themselves celebrity worshippers also tended to have higher levels of problematic internet use, maladaptive daydreaming, and desire to be famous. These individuals are led to not being as productive and not being in the mindset to make their lives better due to always looking up to someone that has no direct effect on their life. In conclusion, overall happiness and productivity are hindered by celebrity worship. In 2013, more cases of schizophrenia emerged with the leading cause being cultural icons. This may not have been the intention of the celebrities, but some fans of them with less than stable home and mental lives may find this to be a difficult and life halting struggle. In Hungary, internet addiction has been linked to obsession with popular figures for purposes such as envy of appearance and infatuation. Celebrity worship is prevalent among all people but is most present among teenage girls up to age 17. This is a time where most people are still discovering their identity as a person and will likely have a long-term effect on them for the rest of their lives. Due to the age range this disorder affects mostly, there is a higher potential for identity crises later in life. This early age of developing issues also has the largest margin of change to financial literacy and decision making. Adults that spent their adolescent years obsessing over famous people may not know that those people spend all their money carelessly due to their wealth and could cause others to pursue the same luxuries without an enormous bank account to fall back on. School of Psychology professor at the University of Leicester, John Maltby, says “Significant relationships were found between attitudes toward celebrities and body image only among female adolescents. Multiple regression analyses suggested that Intense‐personal celebrity worship accounted for unique variance in scores in body image.” In addition to mental health, celebrity obsession can also affect financial stability. Many communities near or below the poverty line struggle with addiction and abuse, and celebrity worship can be seen as a form of this. From a distance, obsessing over another person’s personal life doesn’t seem as bad as abusing substances, but they both have the same psychological dependence and reaction when consuming both contents.

Chairman ZeBron,  https://lushsux.bigcartel.com/

Diagnosis of Celebrity Worship Symptoms

           In addition to mental health, celebrity obsession can also affect financial stability. As Daniel Guilbert stated in The Science Behind the Smile, one way to determine happiness is to break it into statistics. Many communities near or below the poverty line struggle with addiction and abuse, and celebrity worship can be seen as a form of this. From a distance, obsessing over another person’s personal life doesn’t seem as bad as abusing substances, but they both have the same psychological dependence and reaction when consuming both contents. Robert A. Reeves from the Augusta State University Department of Psychology reports that “Celebrity worship, materialism, and compulsive buying were significantly related to lower self‐concept clarity and to lower levels of well‐being, supporting both absorption‐addiction and empty self-theories” -Celebrity Worship, Materialism, Compulsive Buying, and the Empty Self by Robert Reeves. Celebrity Worship Disorder has also proven to make mental health cases worse. This is proven by more reports by Reeves emerging in 2013 of worsening cases of schizophrenia due more to cultural icons than any other sources. The same study shows that this fixation on pop culture is mostly a coping mechanism for other symptoms including depression and ADHD. These coping methods are an incredibly unhealthy way of dealing with personal problems, as it does nothing to further the mental state of anyone involved. The subgroups of this diagnosis can more easily help find solutions if recognized.

           The first stage of rehabilitation is recognizing what the problem is, which is why groups of diagnoses are so valuable. Celebrity Worship syndrome is a registered mental and medical disorder that Gary Laderman groups into three categories: Simple Obsession (70-80% of cases- between individuals that have shared personal relationships with each other), Love Obsessional (stalking, convinced that they are in a relationship with the individual), and Erotomantic (less than 10%, believe that the celebrity is in love with them and sending subliminal messages to the person, and often a symptom of schizophrenia). All of which are diagnosable disorders that victims can seek therapy or rehabilitation for. George Ouzounian from The Biggest Problem in the Universe expands by connecting these examples to a shift in culture and the fact that youth are more commonly swayed based on culture and wealth (Episode 29 of the podcast).

John Maltby also acknowledged three ways that people can begin their celebrity obsession: celebrity products, personal characteristics of the celebrity, and peer influence. These are all cultural aspects that reflect how modern society is constructed to revolve around these people. “Thematic analysis revealed that 3 major factors influenced participants to become celebrity worshipers: celebrity products, personal characteristics of the celebrity, and peer influence.” -John Maltby, School of Psychology. HaengRyang Huh from Sejong University brings up digit ratios and their importance in finding out exactly who is most affected by mental obsessions. “The digit ratios for the entire sample were positively correlated with CAS scores. Our research found evidence of a significant positive correlation between 2D:4D ratios and celebrity worship in females but not in males, which indicated that females with lower digit ratios were less likely to worship celebrities” -HaengRyang Huh. The gender ratio of celebrity worship varies and affects the level of loyalty to an individual someone has. Additionally, depending on the year and trending names, the ratio fluctuates even more.

The most troubling element of this issue is the amount of lives taken by celebrity worship. Romeo Vitelli, Ph.D. reported on an international connection involving copycat suicides. In Japan, a trend arose when famous pop singer Yukiko Okada committed suicide in 1986. Since then, chain suicides in the country enacted by fan groups were referred to as Yukiko Syndrome. Romeo Vitelli claims the trend began in 1774 when Johann Goethe’s book The Sorrows of Young Werther led to an influx of suicides duplicating the main character of the story. Studies on the chain suicides revealed that nearly all of the participants had existing mental health problems throughout their lives. “In understanding why celebrity suicides can be contagious, social learning theory suggests that the example of a well-known celebrity committing suicide may make them into role models for vulnerable fans to imitate. Once suicide is seen as an acceptable behavior, people experiencing depression may be more likely to commit suicide as a result.” -Vitelli, 2016. Social learning theory can be drawn as the cause of many celebrity related actions, and it is important to consider that as a factor to why these individuals are followed.

Origins of Copycat Suicides, https://www.slideshare.net/gauravhtandon1/copycat-suicides-when-suicides-comes-in-clusters

           Parasitic Relationships

           Celebrity culture on a wide scale has undoubtedly led to many trends and movements, but how do people with this platform have the power to influence opinions? The answer is rooted in the personalities of each popular figure and how they are perceived. A stern person known for minimal emotion may not have the same public image as someone that is often affectionate to others. It is somewhat the matter of whether you would prefer Gordon Ramsay or Lady Gaga to be your grandparents. One option is short tempered and often hard to emote with, while the other appears more considerate and carries their heart on their sleeve for all to empathize with. If the audience sees a humble, welcoming celebrity, they will feel more at home watching or listening to them. Down to earth celebrities tend to have the highest influence on people’s values and thoughts. These relationships are occasionally very beneficial for both audience and performer, causing the rise of many positive movements. The positive appearance of the trend of following celebrities encourages more people to follow them. There are still a handful of beneficial traits that come with celebrity culture such as confidence, individuality, perseverance, and humility. Many cultural figures today have improved society in some form. Bill Gates has committed to a foundation called the Giving Pledge where he and other billionaires donate a majority of their income to new charities to bring notice and support for lesser known causes. Upon his first year as a charting artist, Chance the Rapper immediately started a tradition where he donates $1 million to schools in his hometown Chicago, as well as actively participating in Faith in Action. Elton John actively participates in and has created multiple foundations spreading awareness for sexually transmitted diseases and support for those who suffer from them. Conversely, some pop culture icons take the route of studying policies firsthand in an effort to connect more people with how society can be improved. The late Nipsey Hussle is another person well known for his charity work and had planned to meet with the Los Angeles police department to learn about and discuss alternative solutions to the gang violence he grew up with. All of these people have made positive changes to how people seek to improve their communities and have plenty of supporters participating in their causes.

Elton John speaking at the anniversary of the Aids Foundation, https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/8030099/elton-john-celebrates-25-years-of-aids-foundation

Although celebrities often have good intentions, their fans may not. This is once again attributed to the fact that celebrity worship is caused by the fan’s mental health situation. Even if a pop icon promotes a positive relationship between themselves and the fans, there could still be a dangerous obsession by the fan. Korea calls this relationship Sasaeng and is seen as normal for fans. Sasaeng are fans who will stalk and obsess over the most popular musical idols of the time, often resulting in devastation to the fan. Sasaeng, or fans, will also spend large amounts of money on traveling to meet their idols or buying excessive merchandise. Famous celebrities, as well as Stans, are often publicized without a clear image on whether their actions as obsessive fans are good or bad. Many people will find these statements, regardless of good or bad intention, as something to look up to and shape opinion based on. This is why fandoms for eastern pop groups have become so viral in the past decade. If being a feral fan is seen as a positive trait, more people will aspire to follow the trend. Due to so much attention being on these people in eastern countries, many of them are also required by contract to refrain from certain actions such as dating, stating opinions, or associating with certain people the labels and contractors have not approved. In Japan, a female member of a famous pop group, AKB47, was seen in public on a date with a boy and was later required by label officials to shave her head and apologize to both her fans and music group on camera. This strict image can sometimes even be too much for the celebrities to keep up with and reflect how strict and obsessive everyone involved is. Other people may feel entitled to forcing contact with famous people or may even feel they deserve special treatment from their idols. Furthermore, if an induvial has violent tendencies or disorders, celebrity obsession could amplify them. “On the periphery, however, resides a much smaller group of individuals who lack the ability to discriminate between their own private fantasies and the public figure’s behavior, believe they are entitled to pursue the figure, and may present a risk of violence.” -J. Reid Melloy, pg. 3 of Stalking, Threatening, and Attacking Public Figures : A Psychological and Behavioral Analysis.

As icon worship grows in popularity, it is important that ways to identify the trend grow with it. With so much stigma around the culture of celebrity worship, is it possible to support and follow a famous person without any of the burdens of mental health or misinformation? In simple terms, yes, as long as you’re able to educate yourself with more than one source and viewpoint. Knowing the positives and negatives of views and lifestyles is crucial to enlightenment. Therefore, it should be a priority to educate yourself from every angle on any type of new information you want to learn. This, along with prioritizing mental health will allow for a healthy experience following any public entertainer. Connecting happiness to life is mandatory for fulfillment and should never be compromised in favor of someone you’ve never met.