Why is kpop allowed on /mu/? There's no music discussion. It's the equivalent of a celebrity tabloid magazine. It's really sad and pathetic, too. Please make it stop.
Still the best threads on /mu/.
>>586222
Trips confirm.
>>586222
what trips said
>>586222
trips don't lie
>>586222
Seconded
>>586239
here, have one
>>586222
this, /mu/ is pretentious, they should be shot
i would argue that pol is a better board the mu
>>586297
then argue
>>586302
/pol/ is funny sometimes, they like to aggravate normies, and meme people into popularity. Sometimes their bullshit spills into different boards unfortunately. Lot's of people on /pol/ seem to be of the opinion that politics should always be discussed, which is ridiculous seeing as there's more to life than trying to convince people to abdon their beliefs.
/mu/ is truly filled with hipsters, young teens, pretentious douches who love to circlejerk. My younger brother loves, /mu/, he's 13. He seems to think of himself as some kind of deep human being. When I think of /mu/, my mind immediate goes to that kid.
People on /mu/ like to be the special snowflakes who stand out, and they want to be praised and noticed by anonymous people for their niche music tastes.
I would rather deal with /pol/ than /mu/, those are my reasons.
