Category: Five in the BlackOBSOLETE

Okay, see. Jaejoong… Jae…. what?! Every time I think I know the full extent of just how unique Jaejoong’s face is, there is always something else which makes me step back and take notice. 

As you all know, I love to see black-haired Jaejoong (red-haired Junsu, and long-haired Yoochun).  I didn’t really care all that much for the washed-out blonde/light haired look because his skin is so porcelain that it does nothing for him.  (Look at me acting like I’m a supermodel or something. Ha! Ha!) But seriously, black-haired Jaejoong is outstanding.

But imagine my reaction to seeing this picture:

I literally released an audible gasp when I saw this picture. Smokey, Gorgeousness. This is from Jaejoong’s and Junsu’s trip to Vietnam.  He’s outside with Junsu, just enjoying himself and bringing attention to the sport. No special lighting, no special poses. Just Jaejoong being Jaejoong.

This really isn’t a full blog post. I just wanted to post about what happened yesterday.  I got up and I usually close my laptop.  But this time I just got up and left it open on the couch.  My sister, who was sitting next to me, said “Ooh! Who’s that? ”  I came back in the room and said, “That’s Mr. Kim Jaejoong.”  And she said, “He’s cute!” I said, “I know!” LOL.

Are the two members of tvxq2 pushing a lame excuse for why JYJ (Junsu, Yoochun, Jaejoong) had to file a lawsuit against SM?  Recent news would suggest that the two SM-protected artists are trying to blame “young age” as the reason for why JYJ finally had to speak out against SM Entertainment.

At first, SM sought to blame cosmetics company CreBeau as the reason for why JYJ filed suit.  However, since the Court has cleared CreBeau and ruled it defamatory to suggest they were the cause,  SM has switched to another excuse. 

JYJFiles documented instances where the two SM-backed members of TVXQ have blamed ‘fame at a young age’ as the reason why JYJ split from SM. Thus, putting all the blame for the entire situation on JYJ shoulders.

Both Jung Yunho or Shim Changmin are publicly behaving as if they never had any problem whatsoever with SM’s treatment.  Did they themselves ever have any criticisms against SM?  Or did JYJ simply dream up the fact that Jung and Shim, too, were unhappy with SM at one point?

According to a report by JYJFiles, the “new accusations against JYJ’s characters” have been spread by none other than the two members.  For some fans, statements made by Shim Changmin in Chosun Ilbo — the largest newspaper in South Korea — seemed to be the last straw to calling the two out for making such statements.

Damn it, I have to blog about these guys more often!  One of the things I wanted to see regarding the future of DBSK members is for Jaejoong to direct.  

I thought to myself that I really want Jaejoong, with his meticulous mind, to become a director and to possibly write and direct dramas/film.  I want Yoochun to score (write music for) dramas and film.  Jaejoong seems like he’s great at taking basic concepts and creating outstanding beauty from them, while Yoochun appears great at taking amorphous concepts and bringing them down to a simplistic emotional truth.  

I even fantasized about Jaejoong and Yoochun opening their own production company sometime in the future where they focus not just on their own projects, but that they make a huge step forward into both writing and directing dramas, and writing movie scores for other celebrities.

I guess in my imagination, Jaejoong is earth and Yoochun is sky? Kekeke.

It seems as if those with loyalties to SM are hard at work to discredit the lawsuit between JYJ (Junsu, Yoochun and Jaejoong), and their former Korean management company, SM Entertainment.  Fans are fighting mad at what seems to be an attempt to turn public opinion away from JYJ and put undeserved pressure on those who want to allow the group access to the Korean airwaves. 

Other SM artists got slapped down — sometimes by some of their own fans — for publicly jumping into the dispute between SM and JYJ.  Now another outside 3rd party has jumped into the fray in what looks like an attempt to affect the Court’s decision in JYJ’s lawsuit.

An organization calling itself the Korean Entertainment Producers’ Association (KEPA) released a statement allegedly expressing negative concern about what effect the lawsuit filed by JYJ, and former Super Junior member Hangeng, will have on the entertainment industry.

Among KEPA’s blustering nonsense includes an accusation that JYJ only filed suit for “personal monetary profit”.  It doesn’t seem to worry KEPA that this is a flat-out lie based on the actions of JYJ since the lawsuit.