The K-pop fandom was furious at prominent Twitch streamer 39Daph, whose programming concentrates around talks, art, and gaming, for some of her harsh remarks on a popular Korean girl band named Blackpink. The streamer and Blackpink supporters got into an unexpected feud in November 2020.
Blackpink’s music was panned by 39Daph
The entire saga between 39Daph and the Blackpink audience began when the Twitch streamer expressed her dissatisfaction with the K-pop girl group’s songs and stated that she was not a fan. She claimed that while Blackpink was well-known over the world, their music was not really good.
Blackpink, on the other hand, isn’t really good; they just keep repeating the same EDM garbage. ‘Oh my God, they are so gorgeous, they are so fantastic, look at them!’ people exclaim. Yes, they are really popular, but their quality is subpar.
Her statement sparked a flurry of Blackpink haters, who began bombarding her with abusive comments and texts. The conflict immediately intensified, and it became a ping-pong match, with Blackpink fans condemning 39Daph and the latter labelling the former a horrible toxic fandom.
That daphne girl clearly doesn’t have a job, and she sounds irritated at what Blackpink has.
more like blackpoop than blackoink Few individuals came to 39Daph’s defense, claiming that she has every right to express her views and should not be subjected to cruel comments simply for doing so about a band.
@peaachy soda But why do you worry so much about her opinion? as though I’m actually interested. Why are you putting so much effort into hating on Daph? Blackpink is doing wonderfully and will continue to do so.
Jae Park, Daph’s ex-boyfriend and a K-Pop star, was dragged into the mess.
It didn’t take long for things to get nasty as the conflict became more evident over time. The K-pop army resorted to commenting on her boyfriend’s split and called her an attention seeker as the Twitch streamer proceeded to call out Blackpink supporters for being a toxic fandom.
Except for the fact that the two started dating in late 2019 and broke up in 2020, not much is known about 39Daph’s lover (not even his name!). She first announced the news on her Twitter feed, stating that she had met someone she liked. She then made a joke about it and teased her audience, stating she’d keep them updated so they could experience being in a relationship through hers.
I found someone I like, and he reciprocates my feelings. So far, everything is going nicely. I’ll keep you guys updated so you may experience my connection via my eyes. Feel as if you’re living vicariously through me.
She took to Twitter in November 2020 to share images of herself, stating that they were taken by her photographer lover. She also shared a screenshot of her discussion with him, but she didn’t say anything further about him or the cause for their split.
He couldn’t care less about what I stated! You K-Pop ******* are insane; they DM’d me and said things like, “Hey, can you tell Jae to do this, tell Jae to do that.” “Why the **** are you telling me how to tell Jae how to act?” I exclaim.
Despite the fact that things were somewhat personal along the road, the Twitter scene appears to have moved on from the fight for the time being.
Her most recent Instagram posts show her having the time of her life.
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