Millennials’ Fandom to K-pop Group: Reasons and Effect

As an individual, we have idolized common personalities categorized as Philippine idol, Korean idol, etc. Nowadays, the popularity of k-pop genre is the most common searches in the internet, together with the Korean products like k-dramas and k-idols. K-pop springs from new found economic surplus, and thus the ability to develop entertainment and cultural products. Yet, does k-pop serve the needs of the Korean people? How does it fit into the history of struggle, pain, and hard work of Korea’s development? Below I will list the contents of the timeline if you find it to be distracting.

Understanding K-pop Fandom

Some people seems so addicted in internet principally the millennials have and internet app like twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc. that they habitually in their daily life. In this assortment of app they either the k-pop in YouTube they Impersonated because of the high level fan of k-pop in short they fandom of one group of k-pop so many of youths impersonate the k-pop by copying how they speak, how they wear clothes, how to speak Korean and also the food they eat. Many of youths even if in their school they watching videos and they dance like k-pop idol so many of them they have lack of knowledge because they not listening in her/his teacher and also they not perform in class so in short they got possessed on k-pop. Internet is the way of expeditious it is process that we can cope a new knowledge but some of youths they not use in right way they not used forget information so they can’t expand what their learning that they can’t use in our daily life in short they have lack of knowledge.

The Dual Nature of K-pop Fandom

Being a student we will expand our knowledge or new learning that will conduct the topic that shows the advantage and dis-advantage for being part of fandom sight of k- pop group so we will make a question that a fan need to answer.

K-pop: A Cultural Phenomenon

K-pop is a very broad term for music and culture that is based around the Korean language. They are usually based in Korea even though many artists are from other countries such as China and Thailand. Most K-pop groups form through companies. Each idol goes through a trainee period where they train and prepare for debut. You’re favorite member of a group is called your bias and if you like a group enough to join their fandom it’s called ‘stanning a group’.

Terminology within K-pop Culture

You will probably hear the term UB or ultimate bias used a lot. This means you’re absolute, above all group/person that you stan.

The Evolving Nature of K-pop Groups

Each group is unique and they tend to change their style/theme very often. K-pop has become a truly global phenomenon thanks to its distinctive blend of addictive melodies, slick choreography and production values, and an endless parade of attractive South Korean performers who spend years in grueling studio systems learning to sing and dance in synchronized perfection.

The Impact on Filipino Youth

Some of the teenagers and Filipinos are idolized k-pop. But idolized sometimes are not good many of the Filipinos can make happy if k-pop are viewing in the television. Some millennials is fandom k-pop group and seems many persons who got addicted.