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The narrative voice of song lyrics being indeterminate enough to resonate with experiences that aren't necessarily the writer's own is the default state of pop songwriting.

Here in the West, at least, we didn't really begin moralizing consumption choices as a kind of ideological political profile until the civil rights and anti-war movements of the 1960s and 1970s.

A redditor replying to the r/kpopthoughts post titled "Idols are real people, REAL👏🏻 PEOPLE👏🏻 CAN'T 👏🏻 QUEERBAIT 👏🏻" writes: No, that saying ["real people can't queerbait"] exists because people like coming up with blanket rules for complex cultural situa…