They deserve proper rest, livable wages, and schedules that don’t push them to the brink. Supporting the art means supporting the artists. #supportcreators

In some workplaces, sleeping under the desk becomes a routine part of the job. That’s not creativity. That’s survival. #mangaka #healthmatters

And be honest: what looks better?
#applead or #cocacolaad
And there is only one right answer.
#humanlaborisbetterthanai

AI is getting so good that people can’t even tell what’s real anymore. Images, stories, songs: all blending into this uncanny space where authenticity feels optional. And that’s the part that scares artists the most: not that #AI creates, but that audiences stop noticing who creates.

#YourNameEngravedHerein is a love story, but it’s also a story of shame, silence, and the heavy price of trying to live a life that isn’t yours. Watching a film about two gay men in Taiwan in the 1980s,

For example #leagueoflegends produced a very famous and popular, animated tv series called #Arcane. #imaginedragons produced the intro track and the artstyle got very popular, to the point where people also did their make up like this or cosplay.

In #StrayKids, muscles & power appear through performance and choreography, channeling discipline & intensity. Their “soft” sides (aegyo, emotional openness) redefine masculinity by showing that strength can coexist with vulnerability.

#masculinity in martial arts dramas vs. #kpop often looks different, but shares core traits.

Does it work? Probably not. Also, please look at this picture of a “random” K-pop idol (San, Ateez), and tell me this is not masculine. I fucking dare you.

This would have been so good for the #adaptations class last Tuesday, but no #exitticket :(
Anyway- ✨ #fanfiction ✨

This and pictures like this take up the majority of my phone storage now. It is very interesting how fast the Korean way of drinking (and posting about drinking) coffee gets adapted by international students.

By this it is obvious how much power Gen Z and #socialmedia has and what kind of real life (political) changes can come from it.

Exactly! I guess in 2012 it was the pre-feminist era, so it was worse back then. But even if we look at the live action of Mulan (2020) the male gaze is still very obvious. Maybe not the clothes or the helplessness, but… Like? Who fights on a BATTLEFIELD with open hair?