![[pann] SO THE IDOL INDUSTRY'S FANDOM AGE HAS REALLY RISEN… (CORTIS)](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEhGIHh8Cl_wGsWio4kpOruYu6-zzhklU9fUr7_bQACviGuh2LNI4Jjt3EE4dcVFGnmHFqsj7GnPQ39UWtA-7KkVQ-nNxBlnHrG6WUpN6md2DViW0gw32pzt90Fl93yGS0jJHfDQHHgCnIQtNI4nFeDrm6n3X2T4kLEIWc5EHSSj1vdgaWBR_iDDwpfZqZVa=w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu "[pann] SO THE IDOL INDUSTRY'S FANDOM AGE HAS REALLY RISEN… (CORTIS)")
“Ah I feel bad for saying that I like him ㅠㅠ when he’s only 6 years older than my son ㅠㅠ”
“Ah… Am I a sinner too? This oppa is 3 years older than my daughter ㅠㅠㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ”
post response:
[+34][-14]
original post: here
1. [+21, -0]
ARMY-jummas are even older than that
2. [+18, -0]
In Japan, even grandmothers go to celebrity fan meetings; it looks like Korea is becoming similar
3. [+15, -2]
Secondhand embarrassment…
4. [+14, -1]
In a way, it’s only natural because people in their 40s and early 50s today grew up watching 1st gen idols, so they are bound to be familiar with them. They are different from the older generation of 40-50 y’o who grew up listening to 70s and 80s pop music
5. [+13, -2]
Grandmas, wake up. They could be your grandsons