Name: How K-Pop Stans Outsmarted Donald Trump
Uploaded: 2020-10-24T18:28:31.000Z
Duration: 8 min 33 s
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at his very first campaign rally in almost four months,

into a half empty arena in shock and horror.

While there were a variety of valid factors,

that could account for the humiliating rows of empty seats,

most commentators attributed the abysmal rally turnout,

Some have been baffled by yet another plot was to 2020,

in which an army of fans have become anonymous 2.0.

as an unstoppable force for social activism,

Many attribute K-pop's origin to the three person group,

who performed on live TV as part of a talent competition,

K-pop artists gained popularity in countries like,

And by 2009 Wonder Girls became the first K-pop artists,

However, most credit size 2012 novelty hit "Gangnam Style",

as the first actual break into the American mainstream.

director of the Korea Creative Content Agency,

"YouTube has really changed the awareness of K-pop.

"and second generation Korean-American kids,

was created by the internet, to exist on the internet,

and it's still their best tool to connect.

K-pop artists don't get much radio playing,

has continued to grow due to social media and streaming.

of including K-pop acts, in events like award shows.

to perform at the American Music Award show in 2017.

on top of also winning the top social artist award,

and came home with the second most awards of the night.

and bands sell arenas around the world, in minutes.

Many experts attribute the first modern fandom,

to the popularity of Arthur Conan Doyle's character,

as many as 20,000 readers canceled their subscriptions,

even more wrote letters to the publisher,

after continued pressure from the public and his publishers,

He followed that up with a new series of short stories,

which brought the character back to life, for good.

Not only organizing promotion across social media,

but they even buyout billboards themselves,

some of the most expensive advertising real estate,

fandoms don't just work together to promote their idols.

Korean idols have encouraged fans to not send gifts,

and instead give their money and energy to charities.

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How K-Pop Stans Outsmarted Donald Trump

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