I only know from watching Stephanie Soo. She says the netizens are enraged with Zizi. People in asian countries take bullying seriously so when Zizi said she got bullied before as her secret, they sympathized with her at first. But the more they watch, they see Zizi is truly more of a bully than a victim with the way she acts on the show towards Baobao.
I have always erred on the side of caution with these things and whether or not the police are corrupt or people…
I couldn't have said better myself. There's no business for a man as old as him to be hanging around a young girl like that, he should've known better as the older one too. I definitely see him a different light for sure. There's better actors and actresses to watch anyway. Doesn't change any less if he's no longer in the scene anymore.
How awfully convenient. I still feel for Kim Saeron who's no longer here with us, the true victim in all of this. Even if it's claimed they did not date when she was a minor, you cannot doubt there was obvious power play involved.
I'm sorry I keep thinking the Queen is like secretly in love with Yi-an. Like.... just the way she looks at him tells me she feels like a bitter ex than someone who's a power-hungry queen trying to stay on top of everything and sabotaging him. Maybe because the actress looks so much younger too. She married Yi-an's brother after all, not father or someone older. Ugh.
THE RETURN OF LIM BOK JA LMAO Girly pop was ready for more. Sad it was a bonus thing so there probably won't be more story telling of how they'll bust her ass again but I'm so glad the crew is back at it again instead of that questionable Oshi no Ko-like ending. Heard that 3rd season was final and I think I'll accept that. It's be a wild and fun ride (pun intended). Though I'd love to be surprised and welcomed if a 4th season could come.
he didn't try to kill her... and even with the others, it was only implied
To be fair, I don't think he knew she was going to keep stumbling backwards. Only we the viewers knew of the parallel that she stumbled backwards and fell which was the downfall of her career and life.
I don't feel satisfied in knowing 2 of the baddies were killed off. :( It feels gross the men were willingly going to exploit and ruin dreams of young girls who don't have the power to consent and fight back but got away cause they're not important or justice was just never gonna get them. But I guess that very much mirrors are own world... crooks that the law won't punish unless someone or something offs them.
It would've been satisfying to see them punished by the law but also by the court of public opinion and the visual representation of support that was the "popular demand" to bring Elements back. Couldn't they film a fan base or shots of forum discussion that showed the overflowing support? I like to think that a real company in the fictional world of Taxi Driver picked the girls up and invested into their future. NGL, I wish Rainbow Taxi saved a previous client who went on to be someone wealthy and successful to be the one to come in and endorse the young idols so it would've been an easter egg for faithful watchers and to see how past clients of Rainbow Taxi fared after their successful revenge.
Also I wanted to note that Jang Nara's character had rows and rows of shoes which goes to show that Elements wasn't the only group she's tried to sabotage. I wish there would've been an aftermath to show that the past girl groups got their justice.
maybe because this is more human due to the old man with Alzheimer's, I don't really have issue, not every EP…
It's also the case that got Rainbow Taxi started so it has significance. I don't think they could cram everything into 2 episodes without leaving out key details.
I still feel for Kim Saeron who's no longer here with us, the true victim in all of this. Even if it's claimed they did not date when she was a minor, you cannot doubt there was obvious power play involved.
Girly pop was ready for more. Sad it was a bonus thing so there probably won't be more story telling of how they'll bust her ass again but I'm so glad the crew is back at it again instead of that questionable Oshi no Ko-like ending.
Heard that 3rd season was final and I think I'll accept that. It's be a wild and fun ride (pun intended). Though I'd love to be surprised and welcomed if a 4th season could come.
highlight of the whole arc ngl
It would've been satisfying to see them punished by the law but also by the court of public opinion and the visual representation of support that was the "popular demand" to bring Elements back. Couldn't they film a fan base or shots of forum discussion that showed the overflowing support? I like to think that a real company in the fictional world of Taxi Driver picked the girls up and invested into their future. NGL, I wish Rainbow Taxi saved a previous client who went on to be someone wealthy and successful to be the one to come in and endorse the young idols so it would've been an easter egg for faithful watchers and to see how past clients of Rainbow Taxi fared after their successful revenge.
Also I wanted to note that Jang Nara's character had rows and rows of shoes which goes to show that Elements wasn't the only group she's tried to sabotage. I wish there would've been an aftermath to show that the past girl groups got their justice.
The poor gambler is just conditioned to shrivel like a prune whenever he hears that LMAO.