So I don't think that's health, like completely cutting off on food. Like she just has a banana, sweet potato and something else I don't remember like coconut water or something in a day. The K poster IU and I don't think that's healthy because it could cause eating disorders. Right? And I believe she also has an eating disorder. So I want to know your views on this before starting on the survey
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:52
First of all, I would like to say it was such a nice research topic that you have taken about the Kpop culture and all. And I also many of the people who have influenced by these Kpop culture and all I have also prepared us well based on this similar topic that which was the interview about the influence of Kpop drama web series or the Kpop culture. Yes, many of the people are do keenly watching these things and adopting it into it in their own life
Hello, Kavya. So, yeah, thank you so much for listening to this world and replying to it means a lot. And we are you're correct? This topic needs to be talked about. It's an important topic because a lot of people know me are like big Kpop fans and we need to see if this really has an impact on our it. And if it does, then it's a big problem. So, yeah, it needs to be discussed
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Bharti Jain
@bharti_7123 · 1:05
What I think they can do on their part is not sharing their diet or the eating schedules, because millions of people watch them and they try to do the same, which get them in trouble, like you said. And the fans also need to understand that the Kpop idols not only do diets, but also heavy exercises, yoga and whatnot. So just going on diet and cutting off the vitamins, minerals, proteins, like all these things will not do anything good. This will get them over