Aespa's Giselle Apologizes For Singing The N Word. (plus my rant about fans)
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As I black person I forgive her she got too carried away I understand but the people on tweeter yuckkkkkkk! Pissing me off
These people think that they are perfect in life.... Everyone make mistakes... What makes people good that need courage to accept the mistake and apologize.... Otherwise you become aeshole in real life.
This situation is very hard to defend and as a black kpop fan I’m so tired of idols offending my community, so I’m not sure what you wanted to really say with this comment. But as your pfp im guessing your an aespa fan, it’s not easy to just accept an apology and then act like everything is okay if that happens idols will never fully learn the consequences of their actions and will just get away with it. And yes no one is perfect but it human decency to just respect other races and cultures.
are u black?
her apology to me as a black kpop stan is very half hearted and the n-word does not just slip out of your mouth if the word is Not in your vocabulary has not just slip up if the song is indeed by her favourite artists was she saying her apology that means that when the part comes up in the song he says the N-word in private don't think that she doesn't and I'm not assholes and even if I am an a****** to how does that affect you it seems like you don't want us to hold your idol accountable for that what she said. making black kpop stans feel bad for not wanting to accept her apology is so dumb and I guess I'm an a-hole for not accepting that apology. this is just perspective, not any hate to u or Giselle.
Who are u referring to by saying « these people »? I need answers,,,,
Of course everyone make mistakes but that doesn’t mean most people don’t take responsibility to their actions. Maybe you’re not lol. Anyways, Giselle choose to be a public figure. But she still need to take responsibility even if she’s a celebrity. Apologizing is something that take courage only if you’re sincere. Is she? We don’t know for sure because we don’t know her personally. Let’s take that in consideration.
@@hayu6788 you explained this so perfectly
Tbh it's different from people that are not Americans or English native speakers, could happen to me being Mexican, because we are not really conscious about all this meaning of the N word, I used to think the N word was equally to black but then I discovered it was not. Even though now I know the real meaning I think can happen to me when singing a song that has the N word and not really realize that I am doing bad because me as a Mexican I don't really have lived racism to black people, I know it exist but since I have not experienced personally (I mean seen people being racist with black people) it's like N word it's not that important because I haven't heard saying it to back people just to offend them
I’m glad she apologised which is surprising but at least she tried - anyways I won’t be accepting as a black person
That’s fine 💆♀️ but I’m glad that she apologized to her black fans :) I’m not black so personally I don’t have the right to accept but I am happy that she acknowledged her mistake and will continue to grow from it
@@norabeckwith9154 If you’re not black then you don’t have a right to criticize this black fans way of accepting the apology. Because the n word is a word that was used to oppress black people and if someone says it and it offends them then they have a right to feel offended.
I love Giselle and I’m glad she apologized. But I also don’t have a right to accept because I’m not black.
For those who are don’t get angry they won’t accept an apology because their feelings are also valid
@@norabeckwith9154 they're are not being childish?- your the one being dumb and racist..- you don't have the right to accept giselle apology- smh
@@norabeckwith9154 From as far as I know I have every right to accept the apology or not and the way you worded this comment also came off as anti black so please revaluate
It’s the fact that she didn’t directly wrote to the black community or didn’t translate to Korean so that her people could take notes 📝 smh.
I’m good on her. I appreciate the vague Twitter mention though 🤷🏾♀️
right its up for them to accept or not the apology. She made a mistake and owned it up and apologized..
But then i realized that if we want to show our dismay, frustrations, anger (etc.) on her or anyone who committed and did the same thing ...may we criticize her action by pointing out "the problem that should be address.. educate her on the depth of her mistake, how it greatly affected the community involved and the deeper history of the issue.
I saw a comment in one of her vids saying she's racist..and korea is a racist country. That commenter might be really angry on Giselle. But its really sad that you show your anger and frustrations by labeling a country in that manner.
The people, races, countries are divided with different issues (that's why we should be sensitive of our actions) ... but you should never show to that person that she did wrong by spreading hate..//just to justify that she deserves all the insults ...that in that way of condemning her actions created a another issue and division. Coz in that way you are no longer different to from that person you are calling racist.
i'm not defending Giselle, coz it is right that she apologized to the community.... but i want her to learn her mistake by not creating another hate or creating another way of hating other race
my words may not fully explain what i really think or feel on this issue. and i respect those who were offended and hurt by the issue.
Yeah some people just too much ,,
Even the black people are racist themselves i know that for a damn fact i am born and raised in california how some even my own black friends berate our mexican classmates! Its everywhere and im so damn used to it thats why this shit is just making a wave just in time for BLM movement. Yah right! Everywhere we have racist exactly why we also have asian hate crimes and violence
She definitely says it off cam how does that just slip out…
@nick piraquive don't be rude
her apology implies that she knows what the word means
if thats the case, when she said the slur, she didnt even seem fazed and didnt even seem to notice it has 'slipped out'
sussssss
(im not anti btw i used to be ot4 MY)
She said she got carried away with the song
@@user-qg4bb7nw3h that doesn’t make it ok💀 she knows the n word is in the song obviously if its her “favorite” its not hard to skip it if yk its coming literal KIDS can do that
So now you’re not a my I’m assuming ?
@@Ireneisbae maybe she’s ot3
@@goofygoober360 that’s why she apologized, because she knew it was wrong. you don’t apologize if you didn’t do anything wrong. it would’ve been worst if she feigned ignorance
As a white person, the N word doesn't just "slip out". Not if you understand and respect that that word stood for something horrible and shouldn't be said (by nonblack people). Words slip out when they're ones you use freely.
And so hopefully now she can catch herself and grow as a person
Nyah when you are not a native speaker this word means nothing to you. So this can happen when you are not concentrated enough. She listened to this song a lot so she was carried with the song and said the word it took a while to her to realize she did wrong because this word means nothing to her as a japanese speaker. I'm not saying it's not her fault, I'm saying this can happen
@@ikaru5089 But it is invalid cause she does speak English so she knew the word and the history behind it. She avoided saying it last time but this time she got caught. So the ignorance/ non-native speaker doesn't work here.
@@ikaru5089 im chinese, and literally that word means nothing in china. i think this is the same situation with the manji, in japan means good things meanwhile in the west means the nazi’s symbol (although they’re different), so it just not make sense for me why american’s cancelling others who dont even speak english or knew the america history.
even in spain (where i live now) most of the people dont know what the nword means even if we taught the america independence in history class, but nothing abt the black community.
Now im kinda suspicious of giselle,she said that that's one of her fav artis song?- so she should know the lyrics,and the fact that she lip sync the lyrics and the n word so fluently is just so disrespectful..- it's not my job to accept her apology,it's depends the black community..
her apology wack
ONG! shit like that don't just slip out babe. if that happened on cam i wonder how Manny times it happen off. Giselle probs spitting the n word left and right whenever she's alone in the practice room then. so insincere 😕
@@luaraWaura exactly, if she knows the word is offensive she would always remember to not say it, especially since she’s a kpop idol and it was on cam. i can not believe a word like that can just slip out unless u say it all the time.
@AS she mouthed the n word while singing love galore by sza and when she apologized she said she got carried away it was ugly.
@AS she also smiled and leaned into the camera when she apologized
@@luaraWaura Um.... no? She smiled and leaned into the camera while saying the n word.. and she apologized ON NOTE.
I agree to what you said that fans should not treat their idols like a children and just accept that they made a mistake, and let their idols and their company to handle the mistake. I'm shocked that SM let Giselle to apologize since I heard from someone that SM don't give a damn about the international controversies that are going on with their artists, but instead they make quick action when it comes to korean controversies. But since Giselle already apologize, I think there is no reason left to hate her, but in the first place there is no actual reason to hate her for her mistake, we just need to correct her and help her to understand that what she did is wrong. By the way stan Aespa they still make unique and good music. Always remember that naevis loves you. ❤️
You have the privelge to not be affected by what she said. If black people choose not to forgive her or support them that is their right. Also if they do choose to not support aespa doesn't mean they hate her it's just that unlike you black people deal with disrespect everyday and it doesn't help when an artist you like listening to, does an action that is offensive, whether intentional or not. My point for you is that just because you think she should be forgiven is a very entitled way to think. You have to step into another person's shoes, the people who were offended by said situation.
I like Giselle but what she did was wrong getting all the hate for mouthing the "n" word I don't hate on kpop idols for what they did but this isn't worst than what other kpop idols did honestly SM artist need to learn! I accepted her apology you know why because it may have not been a good apology or a worst apology but she still apologized but aespa is getting all the hate something that Giselle did as a black kpop Stan and person I say the "n" word many times but saying that doesn't mean she's racist anyway she needs to make a better apology and idk if she apologized truthfully but I just want her to do better in the future :(
Ok but it's kind of weird that non-black people are feeling even more offended than black community, like ???,
yep and they gaslight us when we don't wanna accept the trash apologizes.
Y'all can't say Giselle didn't know when she speaks fluent English and went to an international school 💀💀
Giselle can be black mamba all she’s wants but she will never be black!! Navis is disappointed for sacrificing herself for girlie...
Yes and some fan thought Jennie said the N word in Forever Young even tho she was speaking in Korean
Naega means i in Korean
she was not speaking korean that’s just delusional 💀
@@meeraguzarish5945 she was speaking Korean
This has nothing to do with Jennie. Giselle was very clearly speaking english and she said a slur. Let’s not drag anyone else into it.
@@arishalabiba2679 Giselle was singing in english tho...?
Its the fact that sis knows the word and most likely the meaning behind it because she has avoided the word before. I appreciate the apology but imma need some time on that cuz im black and that word never slips out yall. Never. So sis gotta be sayin it or has said it on the daily before and that disturbs me.
Some of us just love acting like saints aren't we???? We made loads of mistakes, we learn from it. Giselle literally said she'll be more cautious of her actions from now on...if that doesn't make you accept her apology, your heart is COLD!! I pity you.
Her apology seemed half assed. But if you accept the apology (if you are from the black community) then make sure to hold giselle accountable instead of telling other people to accept the apology like nothing happened
You don’t have a say in which black fans should accept her apology or not, i pity you for being ignorant tbh.
I love how you guys have no excuses to make for her so you guys just say it’s a mistake
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The fact that people were defending her… She knows better. And as a black fan, she will not be forgiven. She speaks English, fluently and went to an international school.
So end her career girl 💅
@@ikaru5089 No one is saying to end her career, some people just won't support her, but someone like you and other people like you will, so calm down, her career will be fine 💅🏾
I'm not the kind of fan that fighting on socmed for their idols. Guys, were all humans. Idols are not robots. We all do have mistakes. God forgives us, then why can't you? She already apologize, that's it. We can't please people. I respect that. Let's have peace of mind ✨
That is the worst excuse you could possibly say.
That is the worst excuse you could possibly say.
@@whoasked6696 Sorry but I'm not defending her. It's her fault, it's her business not ours. She already apologize that it. We can't please people and I respect that.
She is a sus I swear