Some fans are so obsessed with protecting their idol that they see every other artist as a threat. They latch onto the smallest mistake or controversy involving a rival idol, spread it across social media, and hope it destroys that person's career.
Yet when their own idol makes a mistake or becomes involved in a controversy, many of those same fans suddenly go silent, make excuses, or pretend nothing happened. It's a clear double standard.
Supporting your favorite shouldn't mean trying to destroy someone else's future. To me, that kind of behavior isn't passion or loyalty—it's pure cruelty.
Some fans are so obsessed with protecting their idol that they see every other artist as a threat. They latch onto the smallest mistake or controversy involving a rival idol, spread it across social media, and hope it destroys that person's career.
Yet when their own idol makes a mistake or becomes involved in a controversy, many of those same fans suddenly go silent, make excuses, or pretend nothing happened. It's a clear double standard.
Supporting your favorite shouldn't mean trying to destroy someone else's future. To me, that kind of behavior isn't passion or loyalty—it's pure cruelty.
I feel this comments section is going to fill up with Duckypie06's affirmation of his support to Justin (and some…
yeah you're right, i'm a GeminiFourth and TayNew fan, and JustinKeaton fan, but that will not change how I see GMMTV, they are a greedy bias company, Bright, Pawin, Prom, Pond Naravit, etc got online flacks but GMMTV kept them coz they made money for them
most of the people in X are just ragebaiting for views and engagement, they don't really care about Justin Moir, they just want to profit from X (Twitter), disgusting people
sorry, but before you judge others, take a look at yourself first, are you a perfect person? didn’t you do something…
that's already judging the person, who knows, even you might killed soemone in the future whether its by accident, self-defense, or intentional, that's why judging people is bad, God hates it
an example of peak hypocrisy is when a fan of someone who's horrible reposts the announcement photo that gmmtv fired justin and captions it with telling other actors to behave. refusing to hold your artist accountable for their actions but telling others to behave is crazy.
an example of peak hypocrisy is when a fan of someone who's horrible reposts the announcement photo that gmmtv fired justin and captions it with telling other actors to behave. refusing to hold your artist accountable for their actions but telling others to behave is crazy.
the more i will never watch this series anymore, i knew this was coming, they even removed Justin from the posters, nah GMMTV, bye ( When GMMTV Falls )
people are so hypocrite, they already forgot about Pond Naravit's homophobic remarks, yet GMMTV can't fire him coz PondPhuwin's fans protected and tolerated him, who's more disgusting now?
to all the people who are judging this kid, bullying, laughing at him, and even sending death threats, you are not any better! the hypocrisy is stinking! if you know better, why don't you do better? you are like Barth's father trying to discipline his kid by smashing him with a bible
* Don't follow Donald Trump in any of his socials, our sensitive fandom might cancel you
* don't make jokes on social media our entitled fans might get offended and cancel you
* don't comment anything about LGBTQ, our entitled fans might view you as homophobic and cancel you
* don't repost anything, our toxic fans might cancel you
* don't let them know you have a girlfriend, they might cancel you
* just follow what they want like a robot, and make them happy
Yet when their own idol makes a mistake or becomes involved in a controversy, many of those same fans suddenly go silent, make excuses, or pretend nothing happened. It's a clear double standard.
Supporting your favorite shouldn't mean trying to destroy someone else's future. To me, that kind of behavior isn't passion or loyalty—it's pure cruelty.
Yet when their own idol makes a mistake or becomes involved in a controversy, many of those same fans suddenly go silent, make excuses, or pretend nothing happened. It's a clear double standard.
Supporting your favorite shouldn't mean trying to destroy someone else's future. To me, that kind of behavior isn't passion or loyalty—it's pure cruelty.
an example of peak hypocrisy is when a fan of someone who's horrible reposts the announcement photo that gmmtv fired justin and captions it with telling other actors to behave. refusing to hold your artist accountable for their actions but telling others to behave is crazy.
an example of peak hypocrisy is when a fan of someone who's horrible reposts the announcement photo that gmmtv fired justin and captions it with telling other actors to behave. refusing to hold your artist accountable for their actions but telling others to behave is crazy.