Ilya calls Shane “sweetheart” 7 times in The Long Game, 8, if you count him talking to himself about Shane. This is not a small detail that should be missed in season 2, I will turn into a hater if I don’t fucking get to see it.
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Ilya calls Shane “sweetheart” 7 times in The Long Game, 8, if you count him talking to himself about Shane. This is not a small detail that should be missed in season 2, I will turn into a hater if I don’t fucking get to see it.
HEATED RIVALRY 𑁍 Hollanov + little kisses Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov & Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander
I remember Yerin Ha liking TikToks abt him back in January so this may not be recent tbh
Someone on threads mentioned she liked a video of a black creator’s take on the whole hudson situation. I will try to link the post later
Shane Hollander + the model minority
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Hudson Williams on CNN (x)
your assigned ilya of the day is casually getting ready for his man in THE legendary rick owens
i can try to pretend, i can try to forget
but it's driving me mad
going to say this once and i'm going to say it clearly. bc i woke up to some weird shit about that post.
this fandom is primarily white. that has shaped everything about it—the discourse, the dynamics, the way certain characters get treated, the way certain actors get treated. and if you've been in this space for any length of time and you're being honest with yourself, you already know this.
here is the structure of what happens: in all white spaces, asian identity gets flattened into stereotype. in queer white spaces (& this will be a tough pill to swallow for many of you) it actually gets worse—because whiteness becomes the default lens for queerness itself. so it's not just "he doesn't act like what white people expect," it's that his existence reads as a disruption to how queerness is supposed to look. one axis of marginalization is not authority over all of them. a lot of people in this space have not learned that.
what that produces is the most self-assured and punitive discourse imaginable. entitlement that becomes weaponization—of identity, of language, of "correctness." it is exactly why queer people of color do not feel safe in spaces like this, or in identifying with queerness at all when it has been this thoroughly and historically shaped by whiteness.
this is not abstract. not even a two days ago someone was in my notes talking about european superiority on an HR post. when i named it—because this is a japanese canadian character, and no matter how you dice it you are implying something very strange—anons flooded in with defenses about nationality, canadianness, anything except the point. that is the pattern.
and it extends into how this whole thing gets managed. it is strange that Hudson's PR team spends more time fielding questions about his sexuality than addressing what keeps getting dredged up about him—which, by the way, is happening precisely because he is the main person of color on this cast. it is strange that the people directly associated w this show, and i am deliberately not naming names, mostly speak up about speculation on sexuality and relationships, but i have heard them address the reality of having an asian canadian lead maybe once or twice, in very mild terms, considering how much of the hostility toward him is directly tied to that. this is the same dynamic i'm describing above. it is about what people are comfortable naming. queerness fits the framework they already have. combined with race, apparently, does not.
it is not always exclusively twitter drama. it is a consistent structural refusal to engage with context when the context is inconvenient. it has been going on a lot longer than this fandom and it will outlast it. and we should all be a lot less comfortable with it than we are.
perfect. i 100% agree.
and something else to note: the reason hudson has die-hard, loyal fans is because the majority of his fanbase are POCs and we clocked it so very early on that the main driving force behind this hate train is race.
and no matter how we shout it into the ethers, those people are never going to understand because the racism is so embedded into their small, smooth brains that they don't recognise their bias. they hate seeing hudson succeed because they're uncomfortable he's more visible than his white costars. they framed it as "he's not as talented" but when that narrative started dying and media started praising him, they started changing their tune. "he's ugly" but magazine covers and brand ads disprove that. so "he's racist!" and when that fake instagram campaign didn't work, they dove even deeper to justify to themselves that they hate this man for a real reason. NOT because they can't stand seeing him and have to contend with the fact that yes they are the racist ones.
Did Yerin like a tiktok video about the current situation?
Yes. A tiktok defending Hudson. I saw a screenshot on threads but I lost the link. Maybe look around
Don’t check Hudson’s Wikipedia page 😭
Connor Storrie Has Explosive Outburst in Tense Criminal Minds: Evolution Clip (Exclusive) | via people
HIS VOICE 🫠
Event co-hosts Hudson Williams and Yerin Ha at the Gold House Lunar New Year celebration in New York City | February 12, 2026
I’m gonna be INSUFFERABLE when I have Franchaela on my screen.
How important is representation in [Franchaela's] love story?
Something that applies to a lot of queer characters, especially saying that queer people "deserve a love story just like everybody else."
Yerin Ha be liking tiktok supporting Hudson by a black creator. I found about Hudson and Heated Rivalry in one of Yerin’s interviews. This is amazing.