Monday, December 9, 2019
Article: U2's first Korean concert in 43 years turns the audience into a sea of tears with Sulli's appearance
Source: Seoul News via Nate
1. [+1,283, -64] Wow, amazing of U2... looks like it's not just their music that's good
2. [+1,076, -69] Sulli lived a life like a movie. Beautiful in both face and name as an image... Sulli-ya...
3. [+888, -79] So sad... I miss Sulli, Sulli-ya ㅜㅜ
4. [+53, -9] Foreign men are different in class...
5. [+48, -4] Why are haters being quiet now? If a Korean singer or a Korean band had done this, their SNS would already be terrorized with comments about being megalia feminazis. Try spewing that same hate at U2. I checked U2's Instagram and the comments are quiet there ㅋㅋㅋ
6. [+25, -10] It's sad and unfortunate that she died but it's kind of funny that she's now being put in the same ranks as female warriors
7. [+21, -6] This is an example of the saying that death will glamorize a life
8. [+20, -8] ㅋㅋㅋㅋ That's quite smart of them. They know that Korea is being run by feminazis and that they can make a buck off of them. Whoever marketed this is smart.
9. [+13, -7] I went to see them yesterday but they've been getting a lot of criticism even from foreigners for being too political. If you watch their 'Life is bigger than anything in its way' music video, it's about supporting the LGBTQ community. Yesterday, they randomly shouted about loving the people of the North. And when they were singing 'Ultraviolet', the screen started showing random people like Moon Jae In's wife and Kang Kyung Hwa. Way too political. Their music itself was amazing, though.
10. [+11, -0] It's hypocritical how none of you said a word when she was alive and now you're leaving comments like the best replies? Your hypocrisy is hilarious.
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from Netizen Buzz