I don't follow Kpop beyond occasionally downloading music and get irritated a few months later (they usually sound so similar >.>), but I do understand the affection stemmed from admiration, because it was exactly what I felt for Kame when I first started knowing him. I thought he was amazing because he does what he does with that limited natural talent he has, and that he pushed himself to work so hard; then you see how he had grown from a baseball freak to a shy overlooked boy and then to this luscious man who says the darndest things .. he made Jin seem normal (especially with the "I take off my clothes when I'm drunk"), made Koki seemed reserved, Junno seemed cool, Ueda seemed straightfoward and Maru seemed mature. It's definitely the Kame effect. I can't take my eyes off him and I don't plan to.
I hate to admit that .. but being a Kame stan seemed like a very easy way to deal with it. Not that I hate Jin or anything, but it helps to not pay too much attention to what he's doing. Times like this I stop wondering why people think that T-TUN is underrated because in retrospect, they really are underrated.
You know, distract yourself a bit with how awesome Kame was in Tokyo Dome. God, he was playing guitars and drums and not wearing anything on top of his body.
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Date: 2010-07-27 03:42 am (UTC)I hate to admit that .. but being a Kame stan seemed like a very easy way to deal with it. Not that I hate Jin or anything, but it helps to not pay too much attention to what he's doing. Times like this I stop wondering why people think that T-TUN is underrated because in retrospect, they really are underrated.
You know, distract yourself a bit with how awesome Kame was in Tokyo Dome. God, he was playing guitars and drums and not wearing anything on top of his body.
I think I need to friend you, may I?