[Anti response] Response to ANY anti's/haters.

Ok, let me nip this in the bud. To the fans that are bashing other groups/fandoms from the MAMA 2011 SG awards, shut the fuck up :/.
"I hope "group" doesn't win" - The point of a fandom is to support YOUR group, the best way is to show self control and show other fandoms that your fandom is one of a supporting/non-bashing. I know that there will always be fans that are delusional/anti toward every other group, but don't make that the majorities voice.
"The awards are rigged! The votes number of votes showed that "group" was suppose to win "award" "- The awards are not up to us even though there was a voting system. The voting system was worth 20%, the rest was up for the judges and the album sales (digital/physical), and attendance. (Not all but that's all I can recall from my mind.)**marketing
""group" congratulated "company" and not the fans." - Shut the fuck up, no seriously this whole entire statement is one fucking lie. Go and actually watch the broadcast and think. Listen for the fandom group names, and stop sounding like a fucking dumb ass.
""Group" doesn't deserve this award" - Shut up and stop being butt hurt. If they have the award SOMEONE/THING obviously thinks that they do, and apparently the amount of that SOMEONE/THING is significant. Please stop making a fool of yourself.
"A phrase that Korean fans always say is “초심을 잊지마”, it tells us not to forget our original intention of existing in this fandom - to support and to love, not attempting to protect them by responding to others, which in turn harm their reputation."
This will be one of the very last responses I make towards this for this reason: "Every time you see people saying, “Stop fighting, just heck them, don’t care about them.” Although it’s a cliche, but it’s 100% truth. 

That’s why forums like Bestiz bans people from even mentioning names of other groups, that’s why fans of various groups can share the same forum together peacefully for years.

It’s easy to control yourself from making any response to those comments, just believe this:
Everything that glitter is not gold, but gold will glitter forever."

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Mnet has invited SM Entertainment artists to 2010 MAMA but…

As recently reported, Mnet’s annual music awards ceremony, the Mnet Asian Music Awards, is scheduled to take place on November 28th in Macau at the Venetian Hotel’s famous Cotai Arena – a 15,000 seated venue where numerous worldwide famous artists have once performed, including Lady GaGa and Beyonce.

On October 28th, Mnet held a press conference regarding this year’s MAMA, where they expressed, “We have ambitions to hold the awards show in America in five years time, as well as to bring the European music market into Asia.”

MAMA’s executive director Kim Ki Woong revealed, “We are planning to hold the awards ceremony in different countries each year, starting with Macau. We will create an opportunity for all Asian singers to be able to get together in one place.”

But no matter how good-hearted Mnet’s intentions are for the MAMA, fans and netizens alike are speculative over two controversial issues: Whether SM artists will be participating in the awards show, and why Mnet decided to hold the awards show during a weekend and not a weekday, making it difficult for both the artists and public broadcasting companies, KBS, MBC, and SBS, to coordinate their schedules for the weekly broadcast of their respective music programs.

Mnet stated they are aware of the public broadcasting companies’ complaints about Mnet’s choice, however they replied, “We were actually welcoming the articles related to the words of the public broadcasting companies. We said this from the beginning, but the reason why we are holding it on a Sunday is because of issues with our venue. Holding the event on another day is impossible.”

Meanwhile, with regards to the possibility of mega idol groups SNSD, Super Junior, and f(x) performing at this year’s MAMA, Mnet said, “We are trying as hard as we can with SM. We will try even until the actual day of the event. We plan to exchange discussions with SM in a positive light. This awards ceremony is not only just Mnet’s event, but an event where all Asian artists can get together.”

Park Kwang Won added, “This is a problem which SM has to decide. Our window is already open for them.”

Park continued, “We are hoping for many artists to participate. We have already sent out event information and invitations to all entertainment companies. We will not lose our hope for these artists’ participation, even until the last day. We have still yet to receive replies.”

When asked why they decided to hold this year’s MAMA in Macau, Mnet explained, “They are open to culture, and have well built infrastructure to hold big entertainment events. We chose Macau as a way to get closer with the Asian music fans. Since Korean music has become the leaders of the Asian music market, we have high hopes that holding the MAMA in Macau will attract more fans.”

“Looking at the current situation of the effect of the Hallyu Wave on the Asian market, it has now come to a time where we must reach beyond Korea and begin collaborating with other Asian countries. We will put in our best efforts to create a showcase that can allow us to advance into both Asia and the rest of the world.”

Source + Photo: Newsen, Osen, Star News

Mnet to hold “2010 MAMA” in Macau

Mnet’s Asian Music Awards will be held overseas for the first time this year in Macau on November 28th!

Due to the popularity of the MAMA show, it’s been requested to air internationally. Currently, it’s been broadcasted live in Japan, China, Thailand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Macau, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore.

Representatives of Mnet boasted, “We will not be sparing anything in order to make sure that MAMA successfully becomes Asia’s main music festival. We want to develop the power of Asian music to surpass the Grammys.”

Regarding Mnet’s decision to hold the ceremony in Macau, representatives explained that ”[Macau] isstraightforward with culture and has a nice performance infrastructure, making it easier to closely converse with fans of Asian music. With Korean pop music being the leaders of Asia’s music market, representatives of Macau are anticipating a lot from Mnet as well.”

Mnet CEO Park Kwang Won participated as part of the production team for the ‘2010 MAMA’, and provided his hopes and ambition for the Hallyu wave:

“We must raise the Asian market itself in order to prevent the Hallyu wave from flowing in just one direction and ending there. There must be an interchanging of Asian culture as a whole in order to develop the Asian wave. Just like the influence that the American Grammy awards has on the entire Western market, we hope to develop the MAMA in order to influence the global Asian music market.”

The 2010 MAMA will be announcing the nominations along with specific judging guidelines on October 28th.

Source + Photo: CBS & allkpop

Original: [Here]