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he sido engene desde 2021 y sé que los chicos no han recibido el trato que merecen, necesitan descansar y tener el derecho de estar un tiempo con sus familias y ser felices fuera del ojo público, merecemos que les den un trato justo y que se les trate como los seres humanos que son antes de ser idols
acompanho os meninos desde o iland E NUNCA vi um descanso! A empresa só pensa em si mesma, no dinheiro e nem aí para a saúde física e mental dos meninos do enhypen, que são sua FONTE DE DINHEIRO! se eles não pensam nem na saúde dos meninos imagina nós fãs? eles simplesmente tiraram um membro do grupo injustamente e deixaram os fãs e os membros desamparados! essa empresa tem que mudar
I've been an engene since late 2021. I've been here since before Dimension: Dilemma. I went to their first-ever concert in my city. I have bought multiple copies of the same album. I even have 2 signed albums that I bought from the official website, and I have streamed their music a lot. I am a heavy consumer, and I am not happy with how the company has handled Enhypen. It has always left me a sour taste in my mouth whenever I see that another tour has been announced with no break in between. I didn't enjoy hearing Jay say that he had a knee injury during his first-ever tour, and he was not put on hiatus to rest. THEY STILL KEPT TOURING AFTER THAT. I didn't like seeing Jake crying during a performance because he was in physical pain. AND I certainly don't like that Heeseung is being erased from the group as if he never existed in the first place, so yeah, I'm signing this and you should too.
Autumn, Ken’s sister is a friend of mine who I care deeply for; has been advocating for change and protection of her niece and I hope now people see why that was and IS still so important. Ken was protecting his daughter and doing the right thing by getting far away from Gypsy; you will not spin this narrative to the public as you’ve always done to make people believe he wasn’t tormented by YOU and you only. I want to make a strong reminder that men CAN and are victims of DV all the time. Ken was strong against internet bullies and he didn’t care about social media. But unfortunately when the call is coming from inside the house, a person can only take so much. Hence why he did the right thing for his daughter’s future and walked away. The main person in this needs to take accountability! Kenans death is affecting and will be affecting his family, friends and most especially HIS daughter for the rest of their lives. My fiancée and my own children’s father was taken from earth in a similar manner and I’ve seen first hand what an extreme impact this will have on the children left behind. The detectives worked long and hard to find the real truth for my children’s father as there was more to it than met the eye. Now I can only pray La Fouche will investigate properly and dig until every stone is uncovered and not one is left unscathed because we are all expecting you to investigate properly and thoroughly and trust that you will. I will save my anger for elsewhere but to all of the victims in this scenario (Ken’s family, especially his mother and sister Autumn and sweet baby Aurora) I am praying for you all. I am standing in solidarity that when things don’t add up, we stand ten toes down until they do.
This show is for a different kind of fan, I get that but please give it the chance to find it's people. We are here, we are willing, and we want to see more. I only joined the streaming service again for this show. Makes me sad this has happened. Please rethink this.
OPEN LETTER TO PARAMOUNT: Don’t Cancel Starfleet Academy Too Soon<br>
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Paramount—<br>
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Before you make the call to end Starfleet Academy after Season 2… take a breath and look at your own history.<br>
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Because if you listen only to the loudest voices right now, you’re about to repeat the same mistake this franchise has already survived—over and over again.<br>
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Let’s be honest:<br>
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The Original Series? Canceled too early.<br>
The Next Generation? “Not real Star Trek.” “Too political.”<br>
Deep Space Nine? “Too dark.” “Too different.”<br>
Voyager? “Bad premise.” “Wrong captain.”<br>
Enterprise? Wrote it off before it found itself.<br>
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Sound familiar?<br>
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Every single one of those shows took heat.<br>
Every single one was doubted.<br>
And every single one needed time to find its footing.<br>
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Now here we are again.<br>
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Only this time, the criticism isn’t just coming from fans—it’s being weaponized.<br>
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We’re in an era where:<br>
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Outrage gets clicks<br>
Rage-bait gets paid<br>
Influencers build audiences by tearing things down<br>
Algorithms amplify the loudest, angriest voices<br>
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So what looks like “everyone hates this show” is often just the same cycle—louder, faster, and more distorted than ever before.<br>
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Let’s be real for a second:<br>
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If The Next Generation launched today? It would get shredded online.<br>
If Deep Space Nine dropped in 2026? It would be called “not Star Trek” for a full season.<br>
If Voyager premiered now? The discourse alone might’ve killed it before Season 3.<br>
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And if you made decisions based on that noise?<br>
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We wouldn’t have the Star Trek legacy you’re protecting right now.<br>
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That’s the part that matters.<br>
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Because Starfleet Academy isn’t just another show—it’s a gateway.<br>
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It’s how new fans find Star Trek.<br>
It’s how a 50+ year-old franchise stays alive instead of slowly turning into a museum piece.<br>
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Star Trek has NEVER been about instant perfection.<br>
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It’s about:<br>
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Growth<br>
Evolution<br>
Characters finding themselves<br>
Shows becoming something bigger than they started as<br>
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You don’t get that in one season.<br>
You don’t even get that in two.<br>
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You get that when you commit.<br>
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Constructive criticism? Good. Necessary, even.<br>
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But canceling a Star Trek series before it has time to become what it’s capable of?<br>
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That’s not course correction.<br>
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That’s cutting the engine mid-flight.<br>
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So here’s the ask:<br>
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Don’t judge Starfleet Academy by the loudest voices in its first stretch.<br>
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Judge it the same way history judged every Star Trek that came before it—<br>
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By what it can grow into.<br>
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Because if you don’t give it that chance…<br>
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You’re not just canceling a show.<br>
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You’re canceling the next chapter before it has the chance to prove you wrong.<br>
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—A fan who’s seen this cycle before<br>
…and knows exactly what gets lost when you don’t let Star Trek breathe
I’m genuinely heartbroken that Starfleet Academy won’t get a third season. This show had so much warmth, hope, character, and real Star Trek spirit. It felt fresh while still respecting what makes Trek special, and I truly believe it was never given a fair chance by some people who dismissed it for reasons beyond the show itself. For those of us who loved it, it meant a lot. Please don’t let it end here.