If they know we are still here for them? It is finally hitting me that this is real and that they are no longer one I don't really follow that many girl groups to begin with. I only know a select few. They were the only girl group I actually wanted to learn about. It's nothing against all of the other hard working girl groups but just something about them really drew me to them. I felt a sudden fondness for them.
I wanted to know who these 4 ladies were and why I was so star struck with them. What I learned was that they were different.
They weren't afraid to be different. They embraced their flaws and differences and grew together from that. They pushed for that weirdness and wore it with confidence. They created music that they wanted without fear and stood behind it with everything they had.
They weren't afraid to go outside of the box and do things that many frowned upon or were just plain weird. They broke walls in Kpop and created so many different trends all over the world.
They stepped out of what was considered normal and rocked it. They created history in Korean music and showed that being different wasn't always bad. They never stuck to one theme and created various music styles. They produced songs that they wanted fans to connect to and remember them.
From love songs, to songs to loved ones, songs about friendship, songs about sadness, anger, hurt, happiness, falling in love, breaking up, love loss, sad love songs, empowering anthems, badass, encouraging jams, powerful moving songs, appreciative songs, cute songs, silly songs, funny songs, sexy songs to even songs about ones insecurities. Even with all of the American music I had listened up until that point, their was just something about them that stood out to me. I watched their MVs and thought they were so flipping weird at first but then I realized how different they were and how 2NE1 embraced that.
They were confident in what they created and sincerely felt what they had wrote. I started to realize how proud they were of that "weird" factor and didn't want to stop.
I found that to be so amazing and wondered how they got that much confidence. While learning more and more about these ladies I also saw how powerful they were on stage. I saw how they made every stage to be not only about them but also their fans. They created this bond that was unbreakable. They put their all into the stages and wanted to do the best they could do.
They transformed the stage into their own. I saw how close they were up their. I saw how much they depended on each other to empower them and keep going. They pushed each other and looked out for the other. I got to see that they not only were serious on stage but also had so much fun. They made it their home and showed all of their fans how comfortable they felt with them. They weren't afraid to act silly or weird. They appreciated every moment they were up their with each other and their fans.
They made us a family. They formed that bond with us and showed us as much as they could give and we gave it back. I got to see them become one again and perform together. I got to see them smile and dance and sing and cheer with the crowd.
I got to see them be on that stage where they belonged. I got to see them with their family again. I got to see my queens stand tall together as one with their BlackJacks right there with them. I saw them win awards. I saw them get emotional. I saw them break down. I saw them sing their hearts out. I saw them show us that despite them being on the stage they are still human and they have feelings as well. I saw them grow and mature and improve through the years.
I saw them inspire so many people. Despite their strong stage presence, their empowering music, I saw their love for each other. I saw how much they looked up to each other. I saw they weren't afraid to be themselves around each other.
I saw the respect they had, the pure admiration. The bond they had. What I finally saw behind the music, flashing lights, bright clothes and styled hair were four hard working woman. Four woman who aimed for their dreams and trained and practiced with all of their might. I saw them push for this dream and struggle all along the way. I saw them fall down a few times but continued to get up. I saw them help each other along the way. I saw them laugh, cry, smile, get angry even tired.
But they kept going and helped each other up. They grew with each other. I saw them act silly and make complete fools of themselves but I also saw them sink into their insecurities. I saw them falter and fall but get up again and try again. They taught me that only you can define your own sexuality. That it doesn't matter how you dress because it's only your opinion that matters.
That even if they look okay, they still have insecurities and worries. That even still they receive judgement and ridicule. That even if your family wasn't perfect that doesn't define you as a person and doesn't effect who you are today. They taught me to be beautiful whatever I look like and to be proud of the body I have.
They showed me that despite what the media and others say I am still beautiful and shouldn't be afraid to show it. WP Designer. Home The Dreamer. Search Box. Posted on February 5, by sum1lovely. Just for fun. P Meaning: V. Se7en — Lucky 7 Meaning: The number seven is known to be concidered lucky. Shinhwa — Shinhwa Changjo Meaning : Always creating a new legend.
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