Parasocial Kpop Fans and Their Unrealistic Expectations

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There’s been a trend of kpop idols making the transition from the Korean entertainment industry to Hollywood and America. We’ve been noticing it a lot more ever since the industry started getting recognized all over the world with the help of BTS, kbeauty, and kdramas. Jennie from Blackpink recently starred in Sam Levinson’s show “The Idol” and Jungkook released an English song catered to a Western audience. K-pop fans are divided on this topic since the curated image these idols originally showed them doesn’t match up with how they’re portraying themselves now. There’s an industry formula that’s been perfected where companies will create the perfect environment for fans to have one-sided relationships with celebrities. Everyone’s fighting on social media and in the TikTok comments – it’s time to deep dive into the rabbit hole. Parasocial Kpop Fans and Their Unrealistic Expectations #edvasian