If you’ve been following k-pop as long as I have, you will have noticed a trend in k-pop boy group music videos – they love to have dramatised scenes of men chasing women around and annoying them a whole lot. I’m not sure why this is, but I do know that such content is definitely worthy of further inspection by Kpopalypse! Let’s take a look at some of the most female-pestering videos in k-pop to see what kind of threats they represent!
It is said that many Korean pop music videos contain instances of r*pe. Kpopalypse can confirm that this is sadly true. This post is a compilation of videos that contain undisputable evidence of r*pe. I realise that some readers may be sensitive to this topic and that these videos may be distressing to some people (hence the censorship of the word “r*pe”, in the tradition of many other k-pop sites). However in the light of the recent scandals in k-pop, I feel that it is very important to expose instances of r*pe in k-pop to the public. Reader discretion is advised, and please only read further if you are of legal age to consume such content in your country, state or territory, thank you.
Although Kpopalypse blog is steadily growing in popularity, less and less people are linking to my site than ever before. Who can blame them? I realise that the lack of referrals is purely because my image has been tarnished by my very troublesome behaviour, and therefore people don’t want to associate themselves with such a problematic person. As I care very much about my image, Kpopalypse is going to be careful in the future by taking the following important steps in avoiding controversy to receive more love from the public.
Hi, caonimas! It’s Kpopalypse once again, this time coming through with a quick but important checklist.
Hopefully this is useful reference material to some of you. Feel free to refer to this handy checklist when making decisions about which k-pop related people to stan for on your social network of choice. Kpopalypse will return with more posts soon!
Oh, and I just got a new phone recently. It’s great! Just coincidence.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock or just stumbled upon this blog at a whim, you’ve probably heard about the sex-crime scandal that has currently been sweeping through k-pop. Several high profile artists, including BigBang’s Seungri, Highlight’s Junhyung, CNBlue’s Jonghyun, FTIsland’s Jonghoon, and some balladeering fuck I’ve never heard of have all been booked for various sex crimes and lost their entertainment careers, with the possibility of more to follow. Having lost everything that they have worked for until this point due to their actions, and with perhaps now nothing left to live for, the possibility has occurred to myself and many others that the likelihood of self-harm or suicide attempts from these perpetrators is likely. Therefore, I have prepared this appropriately mournful post, a kind of online bereavement card, for anyone feeling sad to read and share should such a tragedy occur and one of the above people (or any other as-yet-unknown perpetrators) loses the will to continue living and takes their own life in deep remorse. Feel free to copy and paste the contents of this post anywhere, and you don’t have to give credit to Kpopalypse because it’s not all about me – even though I thought very carefully about exactly what to write so it expressed exactly the right amount of remorse, I’m happy for you to just share it, I just think that these heart-touching words can hopefully heal some of the wounds from the loss of these k-pop entertainers, who were until very recently highly respected and cherished.
So – how are you going there with the recent wave of rape, prostitution and sexual misconduct scandals that has just hit k-pop? If the answer is “swimmingly, everyone is going to jail roflmao”, then that’s great – continue to enjoy k-pop and feel free to disregard this post! However if your reaction is more along the lines of “OH MY GOD HOW COULD MY BIAS HAVE DONE THIS ERTWIUHDFSOIUHOEFW BRB KMS”, this post has some handy hints that could help you cope with the trauma of realising the ugly truth that your k-pop fave has possibly drugged and raped girls, recorded video of it and then shared the footage to Seungri and his friends. Read on!
Hi, brave men and women of the fearless South Korean police force! Kpopalypse would like a quick word… you know, about that guy.
