K-pop fandom goes beyond culture or language, as many fans find the lyrics of groups like BTS to be heavily relatable.

Explore the unique fixations of society’s most fascinating fringe groups.
K-pop fandom goes beyond culture or language, as many fans find the lyrics of groups like BTS to be heavily relatable.
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