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BAN ON CHASING K-POP OFFLINE: A CARNIVAL PROPOSAL FROM NETIZENS
Recently, Korea netizens have sparked a discussion about banning the pursuit of K-pop stars, and this proposal has caused a lot of resonance. Some netizens bluntly said: "I agree, prohibit K-POP stars from hot searches, prohibit K-POP business, prohibit offline star chasing, and simply ban it completely." "What's behind the proposal? Let's find out.
The financial burden of star-chasing
Many netizens believe that the cost of chasing K-POP has reached a staggering level. In order to support idols, star chasers often have to spend a lot of money to buy albums, peripherals, and concert tickets. And in the process of chasing stars, some fans will even fall into financial pressure, resulting in a decline in the quality of life.
One comment said: "Chasing stars has become a financial burden, and I feel that my money is sucked dry by idols every month." "In the face of such an environment, many people have begun to think about the value of chasing stars. The proposal just gave these netizens a chance to speak out. Some people even joked: "The money saved can be used to buy delicious food, so it's better to prostitute K-POP for nothing and look at the transportation." ”
This idea has sparked a lot of resonance, and everyone has said that why spend so much money on chasing stars, and enjoy music while saving a lot of expenses, isn't it the best of both worlds?
The rise of white prostitution culture
When it comes to "white prostitution", the enthusiasm of netizens is ignited almost instantly. Some people believe that white prostitution represents a wise way of chasing stars. There was laughter in the comment area, "Instead of spending a lot of money to go to the concert, it is better to watch the moving video at home." Some netizens began to share how they tried to play various K-POP songs, saying that it didn't cost money at all, as long as you had a good mood.
Reflection on the behavior of "stick fans".
The "ban on offline activities of stick fans" mentioned in the proposal makes people can't help but think of the practices of those extreme fans. Sometimes, these "stick fans" will create some discordant sounds at the idol's event site, and even cause trouble to the people around them.
Many netizens in the comment area said: "This is really unnecessary, and chasing stars must also pay attention to civilization." This sentence has resonated with more netizens, and everyone feels that chasing stars should be a positive behavior, rather than an excuse for negative impact.
Restrictions on star-chasing under the "Korean Restriction Order".
In the proposal, it is also mentioned that "since the Korean order is limited, then we also prohibit chasing offline". This sentence has made many people begin to imagine whether it is possible to reduce some unnecessary consumption and emotional entanglements if it is really possible to limit star chasing. Many young netizens have thought about this, there are too many emotions in life that are affected by idols, and is it all worth it?
Reflections on the idol economy
With the popularity of K-POP, the model of idol economy has gradually been re-examined. Some people have proposed that idols do not exist mythically, and star-chasing should not become a blind consumption behavior. Instead of spending a lot of money chasing idols, invest your time in something more meaningful.
The future of star-chasing culture
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This discussion about the ban on chasing K-POP offline has made many people re-examine the essence of star-chasing culture. Star chasing should not only be a consumer behavior, but also an emotional sustenance and resonance. Someone suggested in the comment: "Chasing stars is a kind of love, but we have to be sensible, enjoy music at the same time, but also take responsibility for our own lives." ”
Through this proposal to prohibit K-POP offline pursuit, we have seen the helplessness and persistence of young people in the star-chasing culture. It's not just a chase for idols, it's an exploration of lifestyle.
While we are pursuing idols, we are also exploring ourselves and establishing the concept of rational consumption. The future of star-chasing culture should perhaps evolve in this process until you find the most suitable way to express yourself. What do you think of this proposal? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section!