BTS and BLACKPINK fans continue to trumpet and fight, all related to Jisoo and Jungkook?

Recently, Beyoncé's website made a surprise when it posted the words "Happy Birthday Jisoo" with a childhood photo of BLACKPINK's eldest sister.

Fans were delighted when the world-famous female singer sent a birthday greeting to a Kpop idol. In the past, Beyoncé has often posted birthday wishes to those she loves, respects or admires on her official website. However, Jisoo is the first female Kpop idol, the second Kpop idol to have the "honour" of being congratulated by Beyoncé on her birthday.

On Twitter, besides comments expressing interest in the lovely wishes that "big sister" Beyoncé gave to Jisoo, netizens also called out another Kpop idol, which is... Jungkook (BTS).

The story is that in September last year, Beyoncé also posted a childhood photo of Jungkook on the website with birthday wishes to the youngest BTS member. Netizens believe that a world-class singer like Beyoncé also has a bias in BTS and BLACKPINK. Many fans commented that the charm of Jisoo and Jungkook is no joke when these two idols are rare Kpop idols that Beyoncé noticed.

However, in the happy atmosphere, Jisoo's fans couldn't help but feel annoyed by the comments coming from BTS's fandom. According to Jisoo fans, BTS fans always seem to like "trumpet", competing with BLACKPINK in every situation. Calling Jungkook, flattering Jungkook as "the first Kpop idol to be congratulated by Beyoncé on his birthday" upsets many Jisoo fans. According to many Blinks, Jisoo's birthday greeting from Beyoncé is even more "formal" when the singer dedicated a post to the BLACKPINK member. Before that, Jungkook was only congratulated with a few stars of the constellation Virgo.

Some comments:

-Why is Jisoo's birthday calling others?

- So proud of Jisoo! Turns out Beyoncé also has a bias in BLACKPINK.

- Everyone is in love with Jisoo.

- I don't understand why BTS fans like to compete? Jisoo is the 2nd K-pop idol to have Beyoncé congratulate her on her birthday but she's the first idol to have a single post.

- For a cute post like this, don't try to add toxic comments. If you don't wish people a good sentence, skip it, don't break it.

Regarding Jisoo, her movie Snowdrop has received a lot of positive feedback from the audience. Although it has only been broadcast for nearly half of the way, many viewers have made theories and predictions about the tragic ending of Snowdrop. Because, set in a painful period of history intertwined with political intrigues, Snowdrop can hardly avoid the painful ending of the main characters, especially the hopeless love of Young Ro (Jisoo). ) and Soo Ho (Jung Hae In). Despite having gone through 7 episodes, the couple's loveline doesn't seem to have progressed much, and most of them just revolve around threats to shoot and kill each other.

The song "One Way Ticket" that the female lead sings at the beginning of the film seems to be predicting a lonely, tormented ending when the two suffer from the separation of yin and yang. The main couple is unlikely to be a couple because Soo Ho is the son of the Director of the United Front Department in North Korea and Young Ro is the daughter of the Director of the Ministry of Security in South Korea. Considering their status, they found it difficult to come together, now both families are still enemies. Not only that, for the first time, a Korean movie has a full-team poster in it, and it's also a black-and-white photo, is this a hint for an extremely catastrophic ending for the characters?

The Snowdrop poster is built according to the formula "one person looks at the other person, he or she will die", similar to Youth Of May. In the poster, the flower branch points towards Young Ro, the concave direction of the flower is arranged like creating a half heart shape towards Young Ro, this can be a metaphor for unrequited love. reply.

In addition, the teaser of Snowdrop reveals the male lead's monologues such as: "If I were just an ordinary person", "If I hadn't met you",... seeming to imply Soo's regrets. Cough after Young Ro's death. Going back and forth enough, now Young Ro's only relative, Young Woo's brother, is also likely to have died, and the person who caused the tragedy is Soo Ho.

Netizens' comments:

- Either way, it's a sad ending, it's wartime.

- Many hints are very sad, ladies prepare to run out of tears.

- Wow, the first movie that counts for my sister to fly?

-It's only been 7 episodes and it's so tragic, how come the happy ending...

Snowdrop airs every Saturday, Sunday on JTBC.

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