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Do K-Pop Consumers’ Fandom Activities Affect Their Happiness, Listening Intention, and Loyalty? [PDF]
Behavioral Sciences (Basel, Switzerland)This study examines the influence of K-pop consumers’ (online/offline) fandom activities on their happiness and their contemporary Christian music (CCM) listening intention and does so considering two base theories: activity theory and the content theory
Hyunju Choi
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Ultimate bias. Memorabilia, K-pop and fandom identities
Cidades, Comunidades e Território, 2021 This article puts forward a sustained approach in the perception of the processes of construction of – individual and collective – meanings and identities in relation to the musical (sub)genre K-pop.
Paula Guerra, Sofia Sousa
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K-pop, Indonesian fandom, and social media
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2011 Around the world, pop consumers are increasingly accessing popular products through social media. Online fan groups of Korean popular music (K-pop) in Asia have dynamically and transculturally circulated their product through social media such as ...
Sun Jung
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SAGE OpenK-pop has become a global phenomenon that has attracted a loyal group of individuals to join their fandom . Their fanaticism may appear enthusiastic about K-pop idols; however, K-pop fandom membership is also presumed to benefit mental health.
Homer Yabut
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Fan activism, cybervigilantism, and Othering mechanisms in K-pop fandom
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2012 Korean popular music (K-pop) fandom may serve as a case study to identify both cynical and utopian views of fans' participatory Net activism by addressing three key aspects: fan activism, cybervigilantism, and Othering mechanisms. Fancom (fan company) in
Sun Jung
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Identitas sosial dan perilaku prososial pada anggota fandom K-Pop
Journal of Indonesian Psychological Science, 2023 K-Pop fandom members participate in various pro-social activities, including donations, campaigns, and volunteering. Any form of pro-social behavior performed by the K-Pop fandom is related to its social identity as part of the fandom.
Indah Hasanah Putri Muslimah +5 more
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Public Reception of Young K-pop Fans in Vietnam, 2011–19
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2022 "Water buffalo youth," "mixed-race," and "out of control" are notable mainstream terms publicly used to refer to Korean popular music (hereafter "K-pop") fans in Vietnam.
Becky Pham
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Transformative Works and Cultures, 2021 The reception of K-pop in Japan must be contextualized within the postcolonial relationship between Japan and Korea. Studying fan discourse and discourse about fans reveals that the Korean Wave (that is, fandom around Korean popular culture) has produced
Thomas Baudinette
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K-POP FANDOM IN VEIL: Religious Reception and Adaptation to Popular Culture
Journal of Indonesian Islam, 2019 Indonesia is a rising center of K-pop fandom next to China and Japan. This study examines K-pop fandom in Indonesia by focusing on intercultural communication between two countries whose cultural and religious differences are extensive.
Sunny Yoon
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The Effect of K-Pop and the Interaction within the K-Pop Community on EFL Learners
Revista Lengua y Cultura, 2023 Korean-Pop (K-Pop) has become a global phenomenon, reaching parts of the world that no one could have imagined before. The recent surge in popularity has brought about an enormous number of fans from all over the world, all wishing to engage in the ...
Monica J. Valerio-Ramos +1 more
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