So as y'all know I read other Kpop opinion books and this one book is basically just a BTS hate book but let's not get into that.
So they brought it up that BigHit used Burn The Stage to exploit the groups emotions...
First off BigHit doesn't do anything unless BTS is okay with it. They aren't just puppets that BigHit throws around. Obviously BTS was okay with this stuff being filmed, which immediately makes it invalid.
Secondly I really don't think that those were their intentions. I think they just wanted to show fans a different side of them. RM said it himself! They wanted to let people know that the Kpop industry is not all peaches and cream. Other companies don't do it because they want their artists to be seen in an angel light. They want their artists to be seen as flawless.
The only problem I have with it is how they came about it. They shouldn't make it an exclusive if they wanted people to know about mental health issues and the weird shit that goes on during a tour. But that's just the broke in me speaking.
They just wanted to get closer to their fans and show them that their life has difficulties and problems just like everyone else's.
And for your argument of "they should help them instead of record." The movie is a put together piece, they obviously cut some parts out and stopped the cameras so they could help. They can't risk having staff in the film🙄.
So let's just say all the documentaries about other artists is exploitation. The documentary about Lebron is exploitation,
The Justin beiber documentary is exploitation,
One directions documentary is exploitation,
Micheal Jackson's documentary is exploitation,
Lady gaga's documentary is exploitation.
Do better hunny.
