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That's partly another reason why I don't know if I should even trust him or not. He's also claiming that Oh My Girl members personally orchestrated fans' attacks on him, and that's apparently why he's claiming that he's suing them, but I don't know how much of that is true. Another thing is that he's claiming that he won't be suing SeungHee due to their past relationships.

In what ways, for instance. And in any case, do you think he's actually telling the truth or no?

This is basically the boy who cried wolf situation, in which it's not exactly easy to believe this guy even if there are some truths behind what he's saying.

Sorry that I worded things poorly. He's claiming that he was "cleared" in police investigation, and even then, I don't know much of what he's saying is true. For all I know, he could be making things up again (even if it's not all of them).

And that's the biggest thing here. Wasn't he caught making things up several times, like how he claimed one of the photographs of Seunghee was sent to him privately even though it was actually posted on the fansite way before that?

The article is in Korean: http://www.topstarnews.net/news/articleView.html?idxno=872544 Basically, it seems like he's saying that Oh My Girl lied to fans so Tank will get attacked and that Oh My Girl submitted this song as an evidence that he threatened Seunghee on February 6 even though the song itself is from 8 or 9 months ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxeB-R-sKjI I have no idea if I should trust him or not due to some suspicious behaviors that he has exhibited so far. Does anyone else have any information on this?

Apparently, Tank (the guy who started the whole Seunghee controversy) claims that he was found "not guilty" (the article is in Korean): http://www.topstarnews.net/news/articleView.html?idxno=872544 Basically, it seems like he's saying that Oh My Girl lied to fans so Tank will get attacked and that Oh My Girl submitted this song as an evidence that he threatened Seunghee on February 6 even though the song itself is from 8 or 9 months ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxeB-R-sKjI I have no idea if I should trust him or not due to some suspicious behaviors that he has exhibited so far. Does anyone else have any information on this?

Was there a particular reason why she deleted that particular Instagram post?

Signs of anorexia, you mean? Were there any "suspicious talks" on how her anorexia might've been caused by "internal conflicts"? I know that Jiho apparently showed concerns regarding JinE's health condition, but...

Yeah, DCInside galleries seem to be only places that are really talking about this, and I'm not sure if they're credible enough...

In light of the whole scandal involving April and some "suspicious talk" regarding Yeonwoo's departure of Momoland, I was wondering if there are any sort of "suspicious talk" regarding JinE leaving Oh My Girl. As you know, she left the group due to anorexia, but ever since the whole April thing happened, I now start to wonder if anyone noticed anything "unusual" about her departure. In any case, was there anything "unusual" regarding her departure that people are talking about? I remember JinE apparently refuting the whole thing back in 2020, but... P.S. I know that this comes off as a very poor taste considering the whole Tank situation, but...

As of today, we have 11 animated films that went directly to streaming services INCLUDING its native country (in other words, I Lost My Body doesn't count). These are: Which one did you like the best and why? In which order?

In any case, I could certainly try to do a foreign/indie animated film list as well. But first, I'm working on 1990s list. ;)

I actually haven't seen a lot of these films, so I had to use the combination RottenTomatoes and Metacritic ratings. If I created the list based on my preference, the no. 1 would've been WALL-E. Otherwise, I agree. I think Brother Bear deserves a better rating. Also, what is Journey to Atlantis?

Again, I will include those in foreign/indie film list if you want.

2000s was the decade when animated films started to be dominated by CGI-animated films with Pixar and DreamWorks leading the way. It gave us numerous great films and also quite a bit of stinkers. Here are top 20 animated films of 2000s: 20. The Emperor's New Groove 19. Bolt 18. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 17. Kung Fu Panda 16. Lilo & Stitch 15. Corpse Bride 14. The Princess and the Frog 13. The Simpsons Movie 12. Shrek 2 11. Shrek 10.Coraline 9. Fantastic Mr. Fox 8. Monsters, Inc. 7. Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit 6. Chicken Run 5. The Incredibles 4. Ratatouille 3. WALL-E 2. Up 1. Finding Nemo Honorable mentions: -Cars -Fantasia 2000 -Happy Feet -Horton Hears a Who! -Ice Age -Monster House -Over the Hedge -Pooh's Heffalump Movie -Surf's Up -Team America: World Police Here are bottom 10 animated films of 2000s: 10. Igor 9. TMNT 8. Space Chimps 7. Barnyard 6. Planet 51 5. The Wild 4. Star Wars: The Clone Wars 3. Delgo 2. Eight Crazy Nights 1. Happily N'Ever After Dishonorable mentions: -Brother Bear -Chicken Little -Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within -Shark Tale -Shrek the Third If you want, I'll gladly create the list that consists of indie/foreign/streaming animated films as well.

I've only seen Cars 2 - and that's only on dishonorable mention.

2010s was the decade when animated films really rose to power, as it had the first ever $1 billion-grossing animated film of all time along with some of the animated films that are now considered as finest hours. Sadly, it's also the decade when some stinkers appeared as well. Here, I'll be looking at some of the best and worst "mainstream" animated films of 2010s. Here are top 20 animated films of 2010s: 20. Rango 19. Arthur Christmas 18. Teen Titans Go! To the Movies 17. Winnie the Pooh 16. The LEGO Batman Movie 15. Frozen 14. Finding Dory 13. How to Train Your Dragon trilogy 12. Incredibles 2 11. Moana 10. Zootopia 9. Shaun the Sheep Movie 8. Isle of Dogs 7. The LEGO Movie 6. Coco 5. Toy Story 4 4. Kubo and the Two Strings 3. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 2. Toy Story 3 1. Inside Out Honorable mentions: -Big Hero 6 -Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie -Frankenweenie -The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part -Missing Link -ParaNorman -The Peanuts Movie -The Pirates! Band of Misfits -Tangled -Wreck-It Ralph/Ralph Breaks the Internet Here are bottom 20 animated films of 2010s: 20. Mars Needs Moms 19. Wonder Park 18. Escape from Planet Earth 17. UglyDolls 16. Planes 15. Sherlock Gnomes 14. Walking with Dinosaurs 13. Free Birds 12. Ratchet & Clank 11. Playmobil: The Movie 10. Alpha and Omega 9. The Wild Life 8. Ice Age: Collision Course 7. The Nut Job/The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature 6. Strange Magic 5. Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return 4. Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil 3. Arctic Dogs 2. Norm of the North 1. The Emoji Movie Dishonorable mentions: -The Addams Family -The Angry Birds Movie -Cars 2 -Happy Feet Two -Hotel Transylvania -Ice Age: Continental Drift -Planes: Fire & Rescue -Rock Dog -Smurfs: The Lost Village -The Star If you want, I'll gladly create the list that consists of indie/foreign/streaming animated films as well.

I just realized something. Oh My Girl is kind of a lighter version of Red Velvet, in ways that they're both notable for concept rotation, and this is how Oh My Girl's title songs went: -Cupid (bubbly) -Closer (ethereal) -Liar Liar (bubbly) -Windy Day (ethereal) -Coloring Book (bubbly) -Secret Garden (ethereal) But then, we saw this happening: -Remember Me (ethereal) -SSFWL (ethereal) -Bungee (bubbly) -Nonstop (bubbly) Has Oh My Girl's "concept order" been switched around? Because part of me feels like Nonstop is a lighter version of Remember Me - at least in terms of music video.

I found this comment on YouTube: "If Disney ever had released a kpop girl group it would have been Oh My Girl." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udGwca1HBM4 I realized just how accurate that comment was.

SparkShorts are basically Pixar shorts that have themes and/or contents that might be too heavy and/or mature to be released in cinemas and Short Circuit is a collection of 2 or 3 minutes Disney shorts that have have all sorts of different animation styles - and are a lot more kid-friendly than SparkShorts (obviously). In any case, which one do you like better and why?

There are currently 9 animated films that have grossed more than $1 billion worldwide. These are: -Toy Story 3 -Frozen -Minions -Zootopia -Finding Dory -Despicable Me 3 -Incredibles 2 -Toy Story 4 -Frozen 2 Out of these, which one is your favorite and why? In which order?

Part 3 of Ghibli vs. Pixar! Round 15: Porco Rosso vs. Ratatouille Round 16: The Tale of the Princess Kaguya vs. WALL-E Round 17: From Up on Poppy Hill vs. Onward Round 18: Pom Poko vs. Brave Round 19: My Neighbors the Yamadas vs. The Good Dinosaur Round 20: The Cat Returns vs. Cars Round 21: Tales from Earthsea vs. Cars 2 Round 22: Ocean Waves vs. Cars 3

Part 2 of Ghibli vs. Pixar! Round 8: Grave of the Fireflies vs. Inside Out Round 9: Laputa: Castle in the Sky vs. Monsters, Inc. Round 10: Howl's Moving Castle vs. Monsters University Round 11: My Neighbor Totoro vs. Finding Nemo Round 12: Ponyo vs. Finding Dory Round 13: Princess Mononoke vs. The Incredibles Round 14: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind vs. Incredibles 2

Part 1 of Ghibli vs. Pixar! Round 1: Kiki's Delivery Service vs. Toy Story Round 2: Only Yesterday vs. Toy Story 2 Round 3: Spirited Away vs. Toy Story 3 Round 4: Arrietty vs. Toy Story 4 Round 5: When Marnie Was There vs. Coco Round 6: Whisper of the Heart vs. A Bug's Life Round 7: The Wind Rises vs. Up