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foamy-cafe · 10 months

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Winter Tickles [welcome home tickle fic]

hahaha this is about welcome home >:]] specifically a wally x y/n story >:]]

i spent so much time writing this goofy lil t-word fic,, i love welcome home istg,, ♡♡♡

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You were sitting beside Wally on his couch, enjoying a cup of hot cocoa on a chilly evening. It was nearing the winter months, though it seemed as if the cold weather was eager to show itself early. You were currently fixated on the usual Christmas shows that aired, even if it was 2 months before Christmas.

It struck you as odd once you realized that Wally had been gone for quite a while, though you brushed it off as him being the weird yet cute little puppet he always was.

As you were distracted watching the television, you suddenly felt fleece finger wiggling against your neck. You yelp, your eyes widening as you drew your shoulders up. Turning around, you were met with the excited gaze of the puppet.

"Gotcha, Neighbor~!" He sang, grinning brightly.

You rolled your eyes, giggling softly. "Oh, Wally.. c'mon..! You're gonna miss all the movies..!" You grabbed at the small puppet, lifting him from the ground and placing him on the couch next to you.

Wally giggled brightly, beaming up at you before cuddling against your warm body.

After a moment of silence, you noticed the puppet was staring up at you, a curious glint in his eyes.

"Something.. wrong..?" You asked, peering down at Wally.

Wally smiled at you. "Neighbor, you made an odd noise when I touched your neck.." he murmured thoughtfully.

You swallowed thickly. You had already realized what he was hinting at.

"Oh..? I thought it was quite a normal noise, since I was surprised by you, haha-" You laughed nervously, picking at the fabric of your sweater.

Wally's innocent smile slowly turned into a mischievous one. "Oh, really~?" He grinned, gently poking around your side.

"And I suppose, since I'm not surprising you, you won't react, right~?" Wally grinned wider.

You flinched, though held your laughter back. "J...Just what are you g...getting at..??" You struggled to say, giggles beginning to bubble up in your chest.

"I'm getting at.. that maybe Neighbor is... ticklish~?" Wally teased, now beginning to have quite a bit of fun as he used both of his hands to tickle your sides.

You gasped, you body tensing up as you attempted to hold back your giggling. "Pfft~!! Khh-!" You snickered and snorted, wriggling in his plush grip.

Wally's eyes lit up as he heard your snickering. "Aww, what's the matter, Neighbor~?" He cooed, slipping his wiggly fingers under your sweater. He began to wiggle his soft fleece against your sides and ribs.

"Ah~!!" You squealed, swatting at his hands. "Hahahaha~!! N-No, dohohon't~!!"

Wally beamed brightly. Your laughter melted his plush little heart. "D'aww~!! Tickle, tickle, tickle~!!" He cooed, before continuing. "Hehe, tickle, tickle, neighbor~!" He laughed, tracing circles on your belly now.

Your giggling soon became belly laughs. "NohOHOHO~!! Nononono~!! HahAHA~!!" You even let out a cute snort, that envied a piglet's. That or a character from Peppa Pig.

Wally's eyes lit up yet again as he gently wiggled a finger into your bellybutton, before he dragged his fingers down your sides.

Your eyes widened, realizing where he was reaching for. "No-! Wait, Wally!"

Wally's gave you an endearing grin as he began to squeeze your hips, beginning to knead your soft skin on your hips.

You let out a shriek that envied Sally, your neighbor. Throwing your head back, you were thrown into a hysterical fit of laughter. You kicked your legs about, flailing your arms.

"HAHAHAHAHA~!! W-WAHAHAHALLEEHEE!! NOHOHO, STAHAP IHIHIT!!" You managed to cry out through your hysterical laughter.

Wally laughed lightly at your reaction, continuing the squeezing tickles on your defenseless hips.

"AHAHAHAHAHA~!! S-STAHAHAHA~!! PLEEHEEHEEAHAHA!!" You couldn't even form pleas anymore as you laughed hysterically, snorting and squealing all the while.

Wally finally stopped for a moment. "Haha~.. alright, alright.. just one more thing, darling.." he chuckled, lifting your shirt.

At first, you were confused, though soon realized what he was going to do. "N-No, no, no, Wally~!! W-Wally, no!!" You pleaded.

"Mm, Wally, yes.." he mused, pressing his lips to your bellybutton and blowing a firm raspberry over it.

Your laughter shot up an entire octave as you squealed loudly. Tears formed in the corners of your eyes from the sheer ticklish feeling.

Wally smirked big, sitting up as he stared down at you proudly. He took a sip of his own hot cocoa that had been sitting on the table.

"Gee, Neighbor... maybe you should be more quiet.. you're going to miss all the movies..!" He teased, grinning down at you.

"S...Shut it.. Wally.." you managed to say through your gasps. "I am... so.. gonna get you.. back..!" You sat up woth a huff, grabbing your own hot cocoa again.

Wally laughed mockingly, sticking his tongue out at you.

"Ohh, I'm SO scared.." he teased, before turning his attention back to the movie.

You sighed deeply, leaning into the couch cushions as you put your arms around Wally. You were going to get him back... you just had to figure out when...

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bro if anyone thinks this is good,, i might just make a part two

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bultaoreunheyyy · 25 days

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can you do a fic where hobi’s nose is sensitive to make up brushes. hobi’s makeup artist comes in to do his makeup for a concert and he’s sneezy due to the brush/powder getting into his nostrils.

Title: Makeup

Word Count: 1262

Sickie: Hoseok (snz/allergies)

Caretakers: Jimin, Taehyung, Jungkook

Hoseok is looking down at his phone when he feels a gentle hand on his shoulder. He looks up briefly, gives a smile, looks back down at his phone.

Time for makeup. It's the best time to check through his emails, when he’s already stuck sitting down– it makes it easier for the person doing his makeup if he doesn’t talk and move around throughout the process, which is his natural state of being. So, boring emails it is, until he usually gives up and closes his eyes and just tries to rest through it instead.

Today, he gets sidetracked by social media, and he’s scrolling through picture posts when he’s caught off guard by a gentle swipe of a makeup brush right across one side of his nose.

Ohh, it tickles. It tickles badly. Hoseok has always had a sensitive nose. All it takes is one little touch, and everyone knows it, knows that the slightest brush of a fingertip against his septum can make his nose twitch, that a tap to the tip of his nose makes his eyelashes flutter and his breath hitch, that the edge of a tissue hovering beneath his nostrils only needs to gently graze the skin to be ticklish enough to make his nose quiver.

That a makeup brush can set him off sneezing within seconds.

Combine the prickly bristles of a brush and the itchy powder that the makeup artists use and it’s like striking a match to light a fuse– once the spark ignites it, there is no turning back. A sneeze is inevitable. It’s just a matter of how long the fuse is, how long he can hold back the explosion that’s coming.

“Hh-! hhH!” He feels his face heat up when he has to open his mouth to let air in– he doesn’t dare try to take any air in through his nose, not with the fine powder that he can see swirling in the air in front of him– and he makes an audible sound, almost like a gasp.

His eyes are watering almost immediately as he looks up at his reflection in the mirror, and that’s when he realizes that he’s never seen the person doing his makeup before. They’re new, possibly, which means they might not know about how sensitive his nose is.

It explains why, a moment later, they hold the powder level with his face and dab the brush into it several times, sending a puff of the substance into the air.

“Oh–! Khh!” Hoseok jerks away, a ticklish cough bursting out. He can feel the powder filling his mouth and nose, gritty and coating every surface it can stick to.

Hoseok isn’t really sure why he decides to try to hold the sneeze back, except that he feels a rush of embarrassment at being so affected in front of someone who doesn’t know how sensitive he is.

He pushes air out of his nose, a half-snort that makes his face heat up even more, and then holds his breath.

The makeup artist, completely oblivious to his dilemma, stirs up a bit more powder and then begins applying it to the tip of his nose.

“hhh..hihh! hh-hhHHH…”

He can’t help the tiny little sounds he makes in reaction, more breathy gasps and a sound almost like a whimper that finally catches the attention of the makeup artist.

They look Hoseok in the eye.

“Sorry,” he murmurs, chancing a sniffle. He can feel the burning, ticklish sensation on the inside of his nose, all the way to the back of his sinuses.

The makeup artist, frowning in confusion, drops their gaze and picks up the brush again.

Hoseok grips the armrests of his chair so tightly his knuckles begin to turn white.

The next swipe of his brush is just under his nose, across his upper lip, catching his left nostril and then his right as it passes beneath his nose, and Hoseok’s eyes slam shut on reflex.

“Huhh! uhHHH–!” He sucks in a mighty breath and realizes there’s no holding anything back now. “Khht–” He wrenches away, twisting to the side just in time for– “hhhHAATCH’shiii!”

“Oh!” The makeup artists lets out a startled laugh.

But then, they pick up the brush and go right back in to work, and it’s not enough time for Hoseok to compose himself, not enough time to attempt to sniff back the remaining tickle in his nose. Through watering eyes, he watches the bristles of the brush swipe back and forth over the powdery substance, swish swish swish, and he doesn’t know if the next sneeze starts before or after the makeup artist begins applying it to his face again.

“hhhHHH-AASHCH!”

Wrenching his eyes open, Hoseok is met with the sight of the makeup brush hovering just in front of his nose. He goes nearly cross-eyed looking at it, eyelashes fluttering as the next sharp tickle overtakes him– there’s powder swirling in the air, illuminated in the bright lights of the mirrors.

His eyes roll upward.

“huh-SHIII! ahhh’HSHHshoo!”

“Hobi-hyung?”

“HATCHSH!”

He feels someone spin his chair around.

“hatch-shee! HHH-itchsh! hhATCHSH!”

There’s a hand rubbing his back, and he squints one eye open to see Jimin standing in front of him.

“Blow your nose,” Jimin instructs, holding out a handful of tissues. “No rubbing.”

He does, sneezing halfway through, and when he’s done he’s panting heavily. Jimin leans in, using a fresh tissue to dab gently at the corners of his eyes where tears are leaking out.

Jimin has a tube of something in his hands. He untwists the cap and puts some of the liquidy substance on the tip of his ring finger. “Close your eyes,” he says, and Hoseok does. A second later he feels Jimin dabbing something beneath his left eye, then his right.

When he opens his eyes, he sees that Taehyung and Jungkook are standing in front of him too.

“Do his nose last,” Taehyung instructs. “I think we just need to redo this side of his eyeliner and then he should be good to go.”

Jungkook hands him eyeliner and nods. “Three minutes to go. We’ve got this.”

Taehyung leans in. “Close your eyes for a sec?”

Hoseok closes his eyes and sniffles. He feels like he could sneeze another half a dozen times or so, but for some reason the makanes hovering around him and helping fix his makeup is distracting enough that it's not such an urgent need all of a sudden.

After Taehyung is done with his eyeliner, Jungkook hands him yet another tissue. “If you have to sneeze, go ahead. Just don’t rub your nose and don’t scrunch up your face too much, because the eyeliner is still drying.”

Hoseok nods obediently and Jimin leans in with more of the liquid makeup, which Hoseok now recognizes as concealer. He’s careful as he applies it, not taking longer than necessary and keeping his touch firm enough that it’s not too ticklish against his nose.

Hoseok still has to sneeze anyway, and he waves Jimin off with a shaky warning. “Hh-hold-on– hhhAAHSH!”

“Okay,” Jimin says, capping the concealer and wiping his fingertip off on a tissue. “Stage ready. You good, Hobi-hyung?”

Hoseok slumps back in his chair, taking a deep breath and closing his eyes for a moment, composing himself and making sure he’s not going to burst into a fit of sneezes the second they get on stage. He opens his eyes, sits up, and nods. “Ready. Thank you.”

Jungkook grins and Taehyung claps him on the shoulder.

“Let’s get it!”

#bts snz #sick hoseok #hoseok snz #allergic hobi #allergy fic #caretaker jungkook #caretaker jimin #caretaker taehyung

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yawnzzznnn · 3 months

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could i request more boyfriend ash island?

⚝3:40am - Ash Island bf brabble⚝

you and Jinyoung were hanging out at his house, completely unbothered, just you, him, huchu and, Baechu. The dog was sat asleep in your lap, your hand gently stroking the dogs head, Jinyoung busied himself with a cigarette and Huchu. Showing you all the little tricks Huchu can do, the room filled with smoke, and Jinyoung accidentally blowing said smoke in your face, you couldn't really see, Jinyoung looked over at you to see you squinting through a cloud of cigarette smoke, laughing he gently moved away and fanned the smoke away.

Taglist: @cherriruto - @soul-is-a-strange-kid

#ash island x reader #ash island fluff #ash island imagines #ash island scenarios #ash island drabbles #ash island reactions #ash island #khh reactions #khh imagines #khh scenarios #khh x reader #ash island x you #khh one shots #khh boys #khh drabbles #anon ִֶָ 𓂃⊹ ִֶָ #answersᝰ.ᐟ

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beautifulpersonpeach · 1 year

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I like the sound and vibe of On the Street, and I respect and can appreciate J Cole’s writing, but I’m confused about why that was the message chosen for this collab. Army is bombarding comment sections by repeating that it’s a ‘see you later’ song because Hobi is enlisting, but other than the chorus, what about these lyrics conveys that message? Their verses feel like they belong to separate songs to me. I’m not trying to be disrespectful, facetious, condescending, or sarcastic here, I really am confused and would like to understand, and I would appreciate any insights you might be willing to share.

I did see one comment on YouTube that said: “I heard someone say they wanted a second verse from J Hope but then they realized he did give us a second verse… in his first language, dance. And he did it beautifully” and I think this is my favorite take so far. Thank you for your time (sorry if this ask is dumb).

Ask 2: Can you pls review On The Street BPP?

Ask 3: Oh Hobi T T... OH JUNG HOSEOK T T... Oh this song T T...,,, Ugh my heart! Our sunshine, thank you for this wonderful music, experience, and feelings. You got me to the finals. I hope you can watch after me today, too. lol I LOVE YOU JUNK HOSEOK. I hope you are happy. I hope your toughest struggle is something you can overcome. I hope your sweetest memories have people who truly love you to share with if you so wish. Hope the world to you J-HOPE!!!!

Ask 4: I don't want to be rude but "as the moon jumps over the cow"??? Wut?? Isn't J Cole supposed to be some good lyricist? I saw khh and kpop fans questioning this collab and this lyric in particular and I think they're right. BTS should stop giving khh a bad name because now people will hate kpop.

Ask 5: Hi BPP, a lot of people are offended over J.Cole’s verse on atheists being stupid for not believing in a higher people, which further proves to me that they take everything a person says to be something to be Personally offended over, not an honest expression of ones thoughts. And why I think a reason why so many arent listening to true hiphop, true rap, the same ones that the rap line no doubt listened to… It just symbolises to me that these same people are so used to the sanitized version of music that a lot of kpop produces too because jcole’s verse wasnt even that bad honestly… i don’t know, it just came across to me as the same reaction religious people will have when you tell them god doesn’t exist, and a lot of people wont take issue with that too. I know I don’t as someone who belives in a god same way I don’t care that jcole thinks atheists are stupid lool I don’t know im just seeing the hypocrisy and them being unable to let art be art, let music be music.

Ask 6: heyya bbp~!

first of all, congrats to our hobi for another great track!!! haven’t been able to stop looping it bcuz it’s that good!! not only is army loving it, i’ve also seen jcole fans saying good things too and some really checked out hobi’s discography and were impressed,,which is what i’d call a successful collab! out of curiosity i checked the khiphop reddit to read what theyre reactions are but no surprise they only praised jcole and wanted other khiphop artists to have done it instead of hobi hah! i’m surprised that they’re still as snooty towards k-idols turned rappers,,but at the same time snooty ppl be snooty lol. but i’m curious if korean khiphop fans are still turning away the rapline’s work? esp hobi since he’s really made an effort to flex his skills in jitb,,i only ever seen ifans’ opinions and they’re hardly the representative when it comes to khiphop hah!

ofc whatever they’re opinions are it doesn’t impact hobi and suga and rm’s work in the long run,,especially since they’ve earned enough respect from their idols to be able to work with them,,i’m just curious! thankss bpp!

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These six asks more or less cover the range of questions I've been getting, so I've collated selected asks here to answer all at once. :)

Hi Anon(s),

I'll try to keep this short.

Overall and Abridged Review: On The Street for me is a solid 10/10.

The Lyrics (as I understand them)

Anon in Ask 1, first I’d like to refer you to Hobi’s interview in Variety where he talks about the song (linked here) and I’ve posted an excerpt screenshot below.

Personally, rather than On The Street having a “see you later” message (probably inferred from Hobi waving goodbye to a kid in the opening scene), I see it more as a song marking a pivotal moment in both Hobi and Cole’s careers, as Hobi reflects on the paths he has walked to this point even as he continues on this street called life, and J. Cole wonders out loud if it’s time for a change, to grow beyond his identity as a rapper. It only feels like a “see you later” song in the sense that it will be a companion song, for me personally, while Hobi serves and until he returns from enlistment. I agree with the interpretation in the YouTube comment that Hobi is also storytelling/writing his second verse through dance while J. Cole is rapping, and that this is a beautiful way to see it too - but I’ll expound more on this below in Dance and the Message.

Anon in Ask 4, J. Cole is a brilliant lyricist and it’s funny you mentioned that line in particular because when I first heard it I nearly burst out laughing at how witty and brilliant it is. That line is an example of a classic Jermaine pun. I’ll explain: A lot of people grew up learning nursery rhymes, and one of the more popular ones I recall is Hey Diddle Diddle, which has the rhyme “the cow jumped over the moon”. This nursery rhyme is also the source of the English expression to be “over the moon” I.e. excited, elated, happy. J. Cole took that children’s rhyme and flipped it on it’s head to then mean the passage of time, “as the moon jumps over the cow”. He uses it to express time passing merrily for him as he contemplates his next career move. It’s also an absolutely brilliant way to rhyme with the previous bar that ends in “Golden Corral” (which is easily one of the sickest burns in his verse).

Anon in Ask 5, I agree with you almost fully. Outrage is the name of the game and has been the zeitgeist for at least 5 years now. Like what are you doing on the internet in 2023 if you’re not here annoyed, mocking something, being critical, and raging about something else? Even if that something is another autonomous human being expressing their opinion on God on their own song… Personally, when I come across HCP personalities online, I ignore them. If they interact with me I tell them they’ll somehow find a way to manage and cope, and we’ll all be alright in the end. In the case of this song, ignore them. They'll deal.

Dance and the Message (as I understand it)

Hobi's verse in this song is only 8 bars. J-hope practically gifts this song to J. Cole who spits 32 solid bars on this track. We all know J. Cole - a veteran in the rap game who has earned respect from everyone from Hov, Ye, Kendrick, down to avantgarde heavyweights like Jay Electronica - is one of Hobi's idols and so it's heartwarming to see the way Hobi expresses his respect for J. Cole, dancing underground while J. Cole raps on top of a building with nothing but the sky above him.

J-Hope dances the entirety of J. Cole's verse, just feeling himself, losing himself to the music while his idol spits fire. It's so fucking decadent. At the end of J. Cole's verse, Hobi walks out of the subway and climbs to the top to meet J. Cole as equals.

Hobi begins the song in an NYC alley that opens up into a main street where Hobi performs the song's main choreography on. This is the same location in J. Cole's Simba - the song that starts the Simba trilogy in J. Cole's discography, which was the first main track on J. Cole's debut mixtape The Come Up that established him as a force to be reckoned with on the American rap scene at only 22 years old. The setting alone is a callback and homage to J. Cole's beginnings, on which Hobi raps about his own path, wanting to repay those who have helped formed him into what he is, and the hope he has going forward.

Hobi has done something like this before, calling his first mixtape Hope World reminiscent of J. Cole's debut studio album called Cole World.

The Media and the Message (as I understand it)

One thing I absolutely adore about BTS's songs and music videos, is that they infuse them with the sort of depth that only comes from intimately knowing and respecting the subject matter, and they do so in such a subtle way that it's obvious they expect whoever is watching to actually know both the artist and the subject. They don't spoon-feed anything to the viewer, just present the art as is and if you've done your homework, that means you're their target audience and you're right in the middle of it with them. In the Variety interview I linked above, J-hope references his documentary (Anon who sent me the ask to review it, I've only seen clips and I'm yet to watch the full thing. When I do, I'll write about it 💜), where it shows Hobi meeting J. Cole and how he struggles but ultimately communicates his adoration and respect to Jermaine, and how Jermaine graciously receives it.

Take for instance how Hobi approached Chicken Noodle Soup originally by Bianca a.k.a. Young B who at the time she made that song and its iconic choreo, was only 16 years old. The song went viral but most of the royalties went to her uncle and she received almost nothing, she never got signed to a label, and was so badly burned by the industry that she only attempted making music again nearly 10 years after Chicken Noodle Soup. Hobi credits that song as one of the catalysts that sparked his love for hip hop and street dance. He reached out to Bianca and paid full rights (not just for a sample), to her (not her uncle), to use the song, and the music video is peppered with references to Harlem, NYC, where the song and dance originated. Showing that level of courtesy to smaller Black artists is rare in the US and virtually unheard of in Korea where the Korean hiphop (KHH) community is more notorious for wearing Black drag and appropriating a history of violence and a wealth of culture that they know absolutely nothing about, except that it looks cool.

When k-pop stans wax lyrical about how BTS is racist or does a Blaccent (this personally makes me chuckle because the people you often see saying this are white people who couldn't tell you the difference between an affected accent by a non-native speaker and a Blaccent if each slapped them on either side of their face), or that BTS doesn't have the respect of the Korean (or American) hip hop scene, et cetera, I chuckle and move on. Because as I've said, none of these people actually know what they're talking about.

The OGs of the KHH scene recognized the talent of BTS's rapline since debut, and have only expressed more respect for BTS as the years have gone by. I'm talking Tablo, the rest of Epik High, Tiger JK, etc. The Jay Parks of the world took some time to catch up, and if 'studio picture-gate' is any indication, they too have quickly come around to recognizing where they fit in the landscape relative to BTS. Rappers are generally egotistical people. They usually spend their time rapping about how they're the shit. What earns you respect is if you can actually back that shit up. And once you have that respect, you don't feel threatened by another rapper because you know anyone who gets to the top has had to earn it. It's what informs the mindset of "real recognize real". Namjoon, Yoongi, and Hoseok passed that hurdle, in my opinion, way back in 2016 with the release of Cypher Pt 4. Everything they've done since then is just jarra. And those at the very top, the Black rappers who imbibe the culture and history of rap music, have long recognized the rapline of BTS for what they are.

Personally, I love the song. The music, the whistling, the chord progression, the jazz and acoustic guitar instrumentation. Everything about it is perfect.

On The Street is an excellent example of what sets BTS apart from other idols and artists in Korea for me. This is a song conceived 100% in the mind of Jung Hoseok, and the seamlessness in execution, the maturity inherent in the respect paid to those whose music and culture they use as a medium, is present at every single point in the song. It's tastefully done, and 100% driven by the artist, and all I can do in the face of art like this, is respect it.

#“I LOVE YOU JUNK HOSEOK” is an unfortunate typo Anon in Ask 3 :)#But you're right Hobi has junk... in the front and in the trunk #At least going by that Bon Voyage ep lol #I hope you did well on your finals! 💜#jhope #on the street #j cole #bts #bts rapline #music asks #khh #jung hoseok #hoseok

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