choirchik21

If you don't like AI, don't watch Asian media, lol. They love AI, ESPECIALLY in China, and have the complete opposite viewpoint on it than most Westerners.

People are just going to have to get used to AI, because Asia loves it, so it's not going anywhere. Especially when it comes to certain scenarios (violence directly against children, involving children, violence against animals, sick animals, etc) AI is going to be more widely used. So either prepare, or don't watch.

Last time I checked he was in middle school. You're so outraged BY A FICTIONAL SHOW, you can't even keep your grades straight in your spoiler comment since you put elementary at the beginning and changed it to middle school at the end, lol.

Ok gina 🙄. Have you even seen the show, lol. They didn't even meet for the first time till he was 15, towards the end of middle school. They didn't immediately start sleeping with each other like people make it seem. Plus, where in my post did I explicitly say it was ok? Nowhere. I was simply stating a fact.

Age of consent in Japan is 16, so all these pearl clutcher, virtue signalers just want something to complain about. Don't watch it if it makes you uncomfy or makes you feel like you have to write a 9 paragraph op-ed on MDL. Life's too short to get so worked up over a TV show, lol.

Literally lol'd at the super specific 40%. Wasn't a fan of this and Bad Guy My Boss is kinda mid so far for me at episode 4, so I agree.

Comparing him to BTS is wild, especially when you are talking worldwide visibility like this article is. Guarantee if you went anywhere in North America and asked a random person under 50 who BTS was, they would say yes. Ask the same about this dude and they'd be like, lol no. But they'd know a Squid Game actor or one of the people from that Demon Hunters movie.

Netflix does the same thing, so what is your point? There were shows that Europe had access to for MONTHS that I had to get Viki for cuz Netflix blocked them for the US.

I 100% agree/get where you're coming from. Unfortunately, many people in South Korea see someone who commits suicide as incompetent, selfish, immoral, etc. They stay very tight lipped about mental health issues in general. It's all very ironic considering their suicide rate in 2024 was 39/day.