Exposing “for the pinks” gc who says that their tweets is for clapbacks when they are actually obsessed with the boys, drags them, make fun of them, etc. These ss are in Spanish but I translated for everyone to understand.

a y lo m\xe1s importante los integrantes, dejar\xe9 los links para q vayan a reportarlashttps://t.co/qfxlsfHcZehttps://t.co/CJCU4Awaj2https://t.co/2IMd2j8Zp1https://t.co/TcctU3rWkzhttps://t.co/zLsD4dHN7Ihttps://t.co/1pev4aL1Hfhttps://t.co/mAHA950Cm5https://t.co/AVM4jbXPWF pic.twitter.com/7TS1QkDGAF
— xioma\u2077 (@B7SP0P) January 15, 2021
https://t.co/Qrqc5ghoRp
Tw // fatphobic , genocide

The 2nd ss said about how no one wants to be Namjoon’s shadow and how bp paved their own way and how the girls don’t need anyone and neither the boys. The 3rd ss is just those lame memes, The 4th ss said how the boys are irrelevant-

Tread
— Em\U0001f52e\u2077\u1d34\u1d3c\u1d3e\u1d31\U0001f97a||\U0001f1e6\U0001f1f7\U0001f49c\U0001f1e7\U0001f1f7#Armyhelpmanaus (@PavedTheWayBTS7) January 15, 2021
Exposed gc (blinks) bodyshaming and more
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