Why are there Fanwars in Kpop?

Fanwar became a part of KPOP world. It’s supposed to be a healthy competition among kpop artists/fandoms but unfortunately, because of immature fans, it became a fanwar. For EXO and BTS, if 1 group achieved something, one will brag followed with “surpasses ___”.

Why do Fan wars exist?

But why they exist is because some people love their idols too much that they put their idols way up high on the pedestal. This means that they will become defensive immediately when they feel that their idol position, reputation or anything related to the idol is slightly threatened thus the war occurs.

What are fan wars?

Fan Wars places superhero fans against one another in a battle over fan supremacy. Fan Wars places superhero fans against one another in a battle over fan supremacy.

Who started fan wars?

The hashtag was traced back to a fallout between fans of Bieber and those of K-Pop boyband Exo. Both said their idols were more popular after the two performed on the same night in separate venues.

Which Kpop fandoms fight the most?

-Number 1 is the legendary and so unnecessary rivalry between EXO-L and ARMY. Both groups are just extremely talented and succesful but also best friends so stop it people.

Can a fan be a weapon?

The commander would raise or lower his fan and point in different ways to issue commands to the soldiers, which would then be passed on by other forms of visible and audible signalling. War fans could also be used as weapons. The art of fighting with war fans is tessenjutsu.

What are Kitana’s fans called?

Steel Fans are bladed, fan-like weapons used by Princess Kitana from Mortal Kombat II onwards.

What is the least toxic fandom?

Originally Answered: What fanbases are the least toxic? Stray Kids’ has one of the chillest fandoms, that’s also showered in attention by SKZ, so STAY is usually really relaxed, friendly and welcoming.

What does Daesang mean in K-pop?

Daesang: The Daesang award is one of the highest achievements a group or artist can achieve. Winning a Daesang focuses on the records released by artists that year and how many copies they sold, both physically and digitally.

What age do you have to be to be a K-pop Idol?

Some trainees start as young as 11 years old, but many don’t get discovered and join a company until they’re in their late teens, so don’t despair if you’re a little older! Many K-pop trainees and idols are Korean, but it’s not an absolute requirement to be Korean – people of all ethnicities and races can audition.