Hello Everyone!
It's the first of May and I decided to talk about this question that some of my friends had asked me a long time ago. I have always been very supportive of the K-pop idol group MONSTA X in every activity of theirs. Not only do I love their different style and their unique music, but also they hold a huge place in my heart. (also a huge place in my wallet)
My friends have often told me that I have been obsessing over them and spending on them way too much. But, How does a fan live otherwise?
I have explained them how this idol group is an inspiration to me than an obsession, but I thought this topic would have been great to write about on my blog!
This all flashes back to early 2015 when I was in my second year of college and dealing with a lot in college. The issues did not only limit to academics but also trust issues among friends and health issues (majorly health issues). .
This is when I used to stay in the dorm and I came across their survival show "No Mercy".
Honestly, I NEVER have been a fan of survival shows and I do not know why I even started watching this. Of course, trainees as just like students that overwork for hours and get no proper food or sleep.
I do not know why but this I found the trainees on this uber-scripted show to be very relatable. This is how I continued watching the show until the end. It did have very very very disappointing moments in it, but that is another discussion altogether.
When you are dealing with a lot of things, You need something to lean on. I was stepping into the competitive field, everything was harsh on me. I was starting to think about my choices.
This group's debut was what slightly got me out of that slump. I don't know if anyone would take this seriously but fans on a larger scale get inspired by either lyrics or song or something the idols would say on a show. For me, It wasn't lyrics, song but pre-debut trainees on a show.
You all reading this may feel that I am being over-dramatic and all, but it is true.
I can't really explain my mental condition from that time, but these guys working hard towards their dream of making music inspired me a lot.
The made me realise that even when things are extremely rough, there can still be a way out of it!
This is why I want to support them in every way I can!
Oh yeah! They're almost close to their 2nd debut anniversary which is on the 14th of May and I am a very proud fan watching their fanbase grow.
Not denying at all that this fandom has made me have some great friends!
This is why this group has a huge place in my heart. I will continue to love and support them in the very same way.
I end this post by sharing their latest release and would recommend you all to go and listen to it (listen to it again if you already have!)
It's the first of May and I decided to talk about this question that some of my friends had asked me a long time ago. I have always been very supportive of the K-pop idol group MONSTA X in every activity of theirs. Not only do I love their different style and their unique music, but also they hold a huge place in my heart. (also a huge place in my wallet)
My friends have often told me that I have been obsessing over them and spending on them way too much. But, How does a fan live otherwise?
I have explained them how this idol group is an inspiration to me than an obsession, but I thought this topic would have been great to write about on my blog!
This all flashes back to early 2015 when I was in my second year of college and dealing with a lot in college. The issues did not only limit to academics but also trust issues among friends and health issues (majorly health issues). .
This is when I used to stay in the dorm and I came across their survival show "No Mercy".
Honestly, I NEVER have been a fan of survival shows and I do not know why I even started watching this. Of course, trainees as just like students that overwork for hours and get no proper food or sleep.
I do not know why but this I found the trainees on this uber-scripted show to be very relatable. This is how I continued watching the show until the end. It did have very very very disappointing moments in it, but that is another discussion altogether.
When you are dealing with a lot of things, You need something to lean on. I was stepping into the competitive field, everything was harsh on me. I was starting to think about my choices.
This group's debut was what slightly got me out of that slump. I don't know if anyone would take this seriously but fans on a larger scale get inspired by either lyrics or song or something the idols would say on a show. For me, It wasn't lyrics, song but pre-debut trainees on a show.
You all reading this may feel that I am being over-dramatic and all, but it is true.
I can't really explain my mental condition from that time, but these guys working hard towards their dream of making music inspired me a lot.
The made me realise that even when things are extremely rough, there can still be a way out of it!
This is why I want to support them in every way I can!
Oh yeah! They're almost close to their 2nd debut anniversary which is on the 14th of May and I am a very proud fan watching their fanbase grow.
Not denying at all that this fandom has made me have some great friends!
This is why this group has a huge place in my heart. I will continue to love and support them in the very same way.
I end this post by sharing their latest release and would recommend you all to go and listen to it (listen to it again if you already have!)
BONUS
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| Pre-debut Biases :P |
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