Is talking to K-pop idols from BTS, Enhypen and other groups on fan platforms a good thing? How Dear U Bubble and Weverse have changed interaction between K-pop idols and fans

By Pyo Kyung- minutes

Thanks to the electronic age, 20-year-old university student Kim has actually been able to conversation with her preferred idols Yejun and Noah, of K-pop digital child band Plave.

Dear U Bubble is a system that provides a one-on- one messaging solution between fans and musicians, with a month-to-month registration charge of 4,500 won (US$ 3.38). Kim, that signed up with the solution last month, takes pleasure in the interaction facet and its unique web content.

“Bubble has a lot of exclusive content, even though they eventually get leaked somehow,” she claims. “I can even set the name I want to be called by my favourite celebrity and communicate with idols in a more informal, friendly way.”