It is said bad habits die hard. It seemed brains are wired for some actions. Their neurons fired a certain way repeatedly triggered by something -perhaps pleasurable, many times useful and reinforced by rewards. But some call them obsessions.
The habitual critiquing of a particular person is an example. KHJ must have been that buried in their psyche that any news about him going into acting really perks them up.
Is KHJ their cappuccino giving them a boost of caffeine for that extra energy? Or their soju allowing them to let go of their cannon balls. For sure a small community immediately forms anytime an article is released on his acting.That article needs to be critical for the community like bees to swarm and partake of the rich taste of flower nectar (no pun intended).
No amount of previous correction of impression such as -he isn’t the first actor that learned his craft along the way or he isn’t the only actor that needed improvement- can change that bad habit.
Criticism is not bad per se. We need criticism to improve our work. But the thing is there are some who keeps on harping on his past acting attempts and on the basis of that cast doubts, huge doubts on his present work yet- to- be- done. They forget that actors have roles to perform and there are directors on the set calling the shots.
On the other hand, negative articles on KHJ serves the purpose of sure comments among netizens (aka followers) assured of anonymity. Some bloggers just can’t resist that temptation to start the ball rolling. One thing is sure though, they have been keenly watching developments on KHJ. Bad publicity is, often said, still publicity.Free at that.
But as they say, we live in a free world. People can indulge in their inclinations.
For the rest of us we are free to indulge in our own happiness. Happy to be fans of KHJ as he enrolls in continuing education in his acting career. We’ll be happy to see him rooted in that niche.
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