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circusdeliquesce:

2pmkhuntorialover:

frhupdates:

Nichkhun: Those, who speak about things related to flooding in Thailand without having given it a decent thought, make Thai people feel bad. And instead of coming to Thailand and acting as you please, show some courtesy to this country and please display a proper attitude.
Junho: I’m not going to disclose the names, but as a fellow Korean I am embarrassed beyond control. I would be great if a person could behave properly knowing that in one single moment one single action can disgrace not only him, but also the people around him. I’m saying this as a human being, and as a senior.
Chansung: Sometimes according to a situation even if you try to avoid careless actions, things might get out of hands, but when you’re thoughtless enough to disregard and hurt others, acting as if you’re the best out there, after such mistake you will be regarded as a thoughtless person… one should have a bit of shame…
Hmm, I wonder what happened and who they’re referring to …

Okay I’m going to explain what’s the situation…
Recently Block B had an interview on a Thai television show. The interviewer asked about the flood and one of the members, Zico, said “I know about it. I was pretending I didn’t know.” Then said something like “Thai people need money to heal their hearts but we don’t have any money” Another member chimed in, “how about 7000 won?” and then Block B laughed.
(7000 won is about $6 USD)
I’m making sense of a rough translation but basically they we’re being overly playful and joking about a devastating flood that happened to Thailand so it came out as very rude and disrespectful.
2PM, being seniors and the grown men they are, are pointing out their mistakes and have every right to be offended. As HOTTEST, we know that Thailand is like a second home to 2PM, as well as Khun’s very own homeland. We know that once the flood struck, 2PM was quick to start fundraising, hold charity auctions, even donated money out of their own pockets AS WELL AS AN ENTIRE BOAT and part of the profits from the Hands Up tour concert the other night also went straight to the flood relief. HOTTEST everywhere also donated and set up donations projects as well.
We should feel proud that 2PM are sticking up for what they feel is wrong!

2pmkhuntorialover:

frhupdates:

Nichkhun: Those, who speak about things related to flooding in Thailand without having given it a decent thought, make Thai people feel bad. And instead of coming to Thailand and acting as you please, show some courtesy to this country and please display a proper attitude.

Junho: I’m not going to disclose the names, but as a fellow Korean I am embarrassed beyond control. I would be great if a person could behave properly knowing that in one single moment one single action can disgrace not only him, but also the people around him. I’m saying this as a human being, and as a senior.

Chansung: Sometimes according to a situation even if you try to avoid careless actions, things might get out of hands, but when you’re thoughtless enough to disregard and hurt others, acting as if you’re the best out there, after such mistake you will be regarded as a thoughtless person… one should have a bit of shame…

Hmm, I wonder what happened and who they’re referring to …

Okay I’m going to explain what’s the situation…

Recently Block B had an interview on a Thai television show. The interviewer asked about the flood and one of the members, Zico, said “I know about it. I was pretending I didn’t know.” Then said something like “Thai people need money to heal their hearts but we don’t have any money” Another member chimed in, “how about 7000 won?” and then Block B laughed.

(7000 won is about $6 USD)

I’m making sense of a rough translation but basically they we’re being overly playful and joking about a devastating flood that happened to Thailand so it came out as very rude and disrespectful.

2PM, being seniors and the grown men they are, are pointing out their mistakes and have every right to be offended. As HOTTEST, we know that Thailand is like a second home to 2PM, as well as Khun’s very own homeland. We know that once the flood struck, 2PM was quick to start fundraising, hold charity auctions, even donated money out of their own pockets AS WELL AS AN ENTIRE BOAT and part of the profits from the Hands Up tour concert the other night also went straight to the flood relief. HOTTEST everywhere also donated and set up donations projects as well.

We should feel proud that 2PM are sticking up for what they feel is wrong!