What a K-Pop Fan Meeting in Korea Is Like
As any K-pop fan will tell you, the scene's stars are some of the most respectful and humble celebs in the world. Most singers go through years of training only to spend several more years repaying debts to their record label and having their income forever split between group members. It's a music scene that's more competitive and promises less success than that of the Western world.
And yet it's all the more reason why if your favorite act can make their way to getting to a place where they hold a large-scale fan meeting in their home country, you need to check it out. Fuse was on hand for AOA's first "official" meet in Seoul, titled 2015 AOA Heart Attack, at Sangmyung Art Center's cozy Gyedang Hall theater. We got to see the lovable girl group like we've never seen them before, in front of just a few hundred fans. Here's what you need to know about K-pop fan meetings and why you gotta attend one if you're in Seoul.
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