Leighdee @leighdeebee

mom to fraternal twins-ethan&kyle Joined April 2013

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a month ago

라잌 에니멀 1,2번캠에 메인이랑 백보컬 같이 잡혀서 같이봐야 그 맛이 있어 화질은 이해부탁ㅠ

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ra_maru🐰 @KJ01091

a month ago

何度聴いても最高しか言葉が出てこない🎧

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𝘚𝘯𝘦𝘺 ⁷ saw Outro : Tear live ♡ @ggukiesdxll

a month ago

NOT WATERMARKING BECAUSE EVERYONE DESERVES TO HEAR OUTRO : TEAR

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Leighdee @leighdeebee

2 months ago

I hope I get to see BTS again someday. 🤞🏻 Hopefully the ME tour pushes through when things settle down. And I’ll happily prep some freebies again—just like these little ones I gave out in London. ☺️💜

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Leighdee @leighdeebee

2 months ago

@hyyhddaeng 💜

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Leighdee @leighdeebee

2 months ago

@SabaRani329 hi. just need to clean my TL tooo, just too much negativity around.

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When Chris Brown’s court case happened in 2009, J-Hope was 15 and RM was 14 both are middle and high-school kids in South Korea focused on dance and underground rap. They weren’t fluent in English, and Western internet drama wasn’t part of Korean media or news then. To them, Chris Brown was simply a global force in dance and R&B whose music and choreography they studied and respected after Michael Jackson. So expecting two Korean teenagers to have researched the personal legal history of every foreign artist they admired is an impossible task, hyper-localized Western standard. Condemning them now for a casual backstage photo with Chris Brown and Usher is selective outrage dressed up as accountability. Western artists have collaborated, toured, and reconciled with Chris Brown for years with far less scrutiny. Yet when it’s BTS, a standard industry photo is treated like a moral betrayal. J-Hope is a dancer’s dancer and RM is a student of hip-hop. Linking up with major performers is normal professional networking and mutual respect among hip-hop industry not an endorsement of anyone’s past. Both of them are grown men navigating the global music industry. Let them appreciate the music, take the photo, and move on without the internet policing their every interaction.

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Leighdee @leighdeebee

2 months ago

@Purplepath23 💜

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⟬⟭ OT7 ARMY ⟬⟭ Madre#1⁷ “Only God Can Judge Me” @Ompeng

2 months ago

You want to cleanse you timeline? Here, copy, paste, and post this. I LOVE YOU #Namjoon I LOVE YOU #Seokjin I LOVE YOU #Yoongi I LOVE YOU #Jhope I LOVE YOU #Jimin I LOVE YOU #Taehyung I LOVE YOU #Jungkook We love you @BTS_twt #AlwaysWithBTS #ARMYFOREVER

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Leighdee @leighdeebee

2 months ago

Can we give j-hope and RM the benefit of the doubt? Maybe they simply appreciate the music and artistry of artists like Chris Brown or Usher — artists whose work may have influenced and helped shape the artists they are today. Appreciating the art doesn’t automatically mean endorsing everything about the person. We can speak our truth and make our concerns heard. But there’s a point where expressing disappointment becomes trying to control them — and I think we’ve crossed that line. They don’t deserve this level of backlash, as if attending a concert makes them guilty of everything that artist has ever done. We can disagree without condemning. We can express our concerns without turning on them. Love them enough to let them be human, too. 💜

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mehreen⁷ @taytanniess

2 months ago

13 years into their journey and bts still carry the same passion and sincerity for what they do, never losing their humility or the love they have for armys. being able to love artists like them truly feels like a privilege.