Novel & Cerita Idol Fan

"Well, I am still not a piece of big news that time. Probably that news is easily buried in Yohan's new commercial. People talk about it for days." I am just a fan of his year ago... So there are already some avid fans out there and dangerous ones. Now that I think about it, the reason why I am in Korea was just that I just want to meet my idol personally. And buy those idol merchandise and kinds of stuff... Just knowing he's just around the corner is also an exciting idea... I hold up the thought. I might be the person he really should be worrying about. I invade his personal life. More I invade his wife's feelings. Or whatever happened to us.

“If she was really a friend, she would've stopped whatever Heide was up to since day one. But she didn't!” A fan replied, “Whatever happens, I still stan Heide Delcour. I will never give up on her. Her music saved me, she was there when no one else was there for me.” That actually made me laugh a little. How are these fans too committed to stay loyal to their idols? I mean, Heide's my friend but I don't know if I will still be her friend after what she's done. After the very moment she reclaims her freedom, I don't think I can still look at her the same way.

It was very quiet in the car, so much so that it felt a little hard to breathe. Josh chuckled and held her hand tightly. “Don’t worry. I’ll take care of everything.” “Really? Falling in love and getting married is a dead-end for idols in the entertainment industry… I’m really worried…” Annabeth said. Many fans felt possessive toward their idols. There were two types of possessiveness. For the first type, female fans thought of themselves as their idol’s girlfriend. In their world, they think of their idol as their possession. They often fantasized about all sorts of things that could happen between them and their idol…

"I hope my fans will notice my efforts, and they'll do the same as I did—walk toward the future with determination. The fans' support and admiration will give me more confidence, and my hard work will also inspire my fans to be better." Chelsea confidently walked away from the crowd to Ophelia and took out a wet wipe to dry the tears from the corners of her eyes. "Becoming a fan doesn't mean you should exhaust yourself. "Idolizing others is also a great way to improve yourself. An idol is like a guiding light. If she doesn't help you become a better person, then following her isn't chasing dreams. It's a waste of time." Idols and fans were equals. They were responsible for accompanying each

It was a bold declaration: [Three million to make an appointment with Noelle for the first performance of her next new song, please come and watch me, Noelle] My jaw nearly dropped. Nan Sing’s fan base was enormous, over 30 million strong. Pair that with my current situation trending in all the wrong ways, and his post sent shockwaves through social media. “They’re saying he’s joking,” Jian chirped, her voice trembling with excitement. “But look at this!” She scrolled down to a reply he’d posted to a sceptical fan: [Noelle is really my idol. I’ve been a fan for two years. Be good, stop making trouble. I don’t joke about idols.]

This had not only made the fans of the shows angry, but also those who were just happened to see the shows felt repulsive at him. As for Hwang Hwa Young fans and also the other celebrity fans, they have already started a worldwide war against the idol. AS of now, even Kyu Dong Woo fans who once felt proud of their artist and often stood up for any of his scandals have rather kept their silence, and instead already started to abandon his fandom. Every single viewer was loathing at the Idol already, and when all of a sudden the idol was sent flying across the room, by an unknown person, everyone had their eyes peeled, some were even spraying all the soup that they had previously put in their m

And his fanclub will help me with that. As a celebrity, I am very familiar with the concept of fanclubs and groupies. No matter how amazing or how talented you are, if the public doesn't adore you, you won't make it in this business. I owe my fame and success to the people who have shown me their unwavering support. I swear, you can't find a more loyal or enthusiastic group of people. And shepherding this faithful congregation is a very special young elf named Sirel Healey.

“So, you would not have rushed to curse and insult her because of a small misunderstanding. I thought that fans are supposed to protect their idols no matter the circumstances. But instead of doing what is required of you, you joined the enemy’s camp and helped them bring down your idol.” “Are you really her true fans? Instead of trusting the person you look up to, you decided to trust the outsiders just because of a few words! And now you are being sorry and crying your hearts out for misunderstanding Amelia.” “I think that all of you are just a bunch of hypocrites pretending to be holier than thou.” someone wrote. Seeing that everything the person said was true, the fans were too embarrass

"I was freaked out because of the way you kept watching and staring at me." Lia finally told her. "That, I was watching because you look similar to my idol. I feel like it's the eyes of fans because they keep seeing their idols everywhere." "Who is your idol?" "It's August of True Hate. I have his signed album. You wanna see?" Lia wanted to say that she sees Oggy on a daily basis now. And she didn't look anything like Oggy, right? Maybe because they live together, their faces started looking somewhat similar?

“There's a downside to fame, though. You'll have to deal with hate comments from jealous people; you'll also meet some crazy fans in real life. Handling creepy-ass fans earn your points.” “What points?” “Loyal fans who will stick for you when other influencers try to throw shade at you.” “Why would they do that? If anyone doesn't like me, I can duel with them, and if they lose, they'll have no choice but to not throw shade at me.” Tentin face scrunched up, “That's not exactly how it works.” “Oh?”