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    K-pop idolization influence fans' purchase intention by Tan, KaiWen

    Published 2024
    “…Keywords: K-pop, K-pop idol, Factors, Relationship, Purchase Intention …”
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    Exploring the effect of social media on the purchase intention of K-pop fans in Malaysia by Chiah, Wei Wei

    Published 2024
    “…Future research should incorporate a larger sample size and a more in-depth look at gender and employment disparities in fan purchase intention. Keywords: K-pop, K-pop Idol, Purchase Intention, K-pop merchandise, Comeback, Brand Ambassadors …”
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    Korean-English language translational action of K-Pop social media content: a case study on Bangtan Sonyeondan’s (BTS) official twitter by Aznur Aisyah

    Published 2017
    “…Big Hit Entertainment’s Twitter account (@BigHitEnt) was selected as the primary data sample because of the outstanding reputation of Bangtan Sonyeondan (BTS), a K-Pop idol group under the company’s label, in terms of social media engagement. …”
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    Imagined Authenticity The Somatic Semiotics of Global "Koreanness" by Elfving-Hwang, Joanna

    Published 2024
    “…This article examines how the somatic aspects of K-pop aesthetics, and in particular stage aesthetics adapted by K-pop idols, have emerged as recognizable signs of representing "global Koreanness" outside of Korea. …”
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    Representation of popular Korean culture (K-Pop) Industrial Identity through a virtual ethnographic approach by Rosseta Septia Menawati, Addin Kurnia Putri

    Published 2023
    “…The agency is a cultural business industry that sells its “products” such as K-Pop idols that they have introduced to fans, and refers to their “existence” that is consumed by fans. …”
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    Child idols in South Korea and beyond: Manufacturing young stars at the intersection of the K-pop and influencer industries by Lee, Jin, Leaver, Tama, Abidin, Crystal

    Published 2024
    “…We examine the “child idol” phenomenon as a case study wherein children perform as a younger version of K-pop idols under entertainment agencies’ in-house training systems, with calibrated construction of social media personae by influencer agencies and their parents. …”
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