PARK JIN YEOL

"I'm not angry; I'm just finding it interesting how strange this platform X is. After all, I'm the king of tweet theft myself! 🤣 Since the other person is such a prominent figure, I just think it's fascinating how the world can feel so small when our posts end up looking similar, whether by coincidence or on purpose."

The tweet translates to: "When you like a post that's going viral, there's a high chance you'll later get a notification saying 'This is a retweet.' It's subtly annoying. The platform is full of retweets."

The tweet translates to: "It's dinner tonight~ Pien grass X~ 💕 *nom nom* #TanmiReitoSpaghetti #TanmiReitoDinner #TanmiReitoItadakimasu #Mirenuis" (Note: "Pien" is a slang term often used to express sadness or disappointment, and "Itadakimasu" is a Japanese phrase said before meals to express gratitude for the food.)

There are still some irrelevant people who point out "It's X, not Twitter," but what about the alternatives for "net tweet" and "plagiarized tweet"? I've never heard of "net post" or "plagiarized post." What even is "plagiarized post"? lol

Hattori said, "The 'GALAXY' in 'GALAXY PARK' sounds like something from a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome), and you chose it because it has X and Y in it and sounds cool, right? lol"

FOOTBALL PARK SHIBUYA 2025 3x3 FOOTBALL Junior Championship Fukushima Qualifiers U-10 category: The ISAA team has won! 🏆⚽️‼️ They have earned the right to participate in the national tournament starting in November! 🎉 x.com/IwakiFcOfficia…

"Joe is posting pictures of every meal, making it harder for the haters to check for stolen tweets, lol. X is peaceful 😈"

Every once in a while, when I check Threads, I see people who are posting what you might call "plagiarized tweets," just copying and pasting content that went viral a little while ago. There are also people whose posts make me wonder if they can even maintain a healthy and culturally adequate minimum standard of living. It makes me want to tell them to stop being so candid. It makes me feel like X is actually a lot better in comparison.

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Due to visiting the MOTHER shop, I wanted to play MOTHER 2, and when I went to the library, I realized that I had been borrowing the map without returning it for a long time. 🤣 It was around 2001... it wasn't in year X."

The tweet translates to: "It's not so much about Bugbear or anything like that; it's more about how Kou's production for Keyakizaka was like that. It's not about riding on Bugbear's style; it's a full-on declaration of copying Keyakizaka."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Scary people on X: - Men operating under the guise of women - Businessmen who force sexual acts - Social media consultants with only a few hundred followers - Tweet addicts who hide their retweets - Uncle accounts who are into hating - Misunderstood 'Minato Ward girls' - Self-proclaimed love experts If there are any others, please let me know."

The tweet translates to: "The FOOTBALL PARK SHIBUYA 2025 3x3 FOOTBALL Junior Championship Fukushima Qualifiers are being held at Iwaki FC Park 👏 pic.x.com/ztzWZG0KmA"

The tweet translates to: "When you like a post that is a 'paku-twi' (plagiarized tweet), X's management shows a message saying that the post you liked is a paku-twi, but do I really have to check each time whether it's a paku-twi or not? It's such a hassle."

The recent trend on X is usually like this: Copying tweets → gets popular, Tweets that I've thought about for 4 days → don't get popular.

"I completely understand why Park Ji-hyun stepped down from the second season of 'Chaebol X Detective,' as it doesn't utilize her acting skills at all, especially after seeing her powerful performances in 'Secret Face' and 'Eunjun and Sangyeon.'"