What is the difference between Korean and International fans?

[Bosnia_HyunaLover <3]

I heard people complain that some groups have popular songs but they flop because they don't get attention in Korea :(

So what is the difference between them?

[abra]

Korean fans live in Korea

[SlaveMaster]

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[BetweenYourThighs]

Korean fans are more closer to your bias than you'll ever be.

[min_min]

Korean fans live in Korea

[Gloupipoo]

Korean fans live in Korea

[Jiyu]

Korean fans speak Korean

[Riri]

Korean fans speak korean 

[byeol]

There's obviously tons of differences 

[Squishyfish]

Korean fans speak spanish 

[í—�!]

Korean fans tends to actually buy their favorite group's albums.

[babystep]

Korean fans are korean.

[Yeol]

Korean fans have more opportunities to impact what their artists get to do, via voting and streaming.(Although Ifans have been doing similar things lately) They participate in fansigns..artists generally pay a lot more attention to them than i-fans. They speak the language, can actually speak to the artists. They actually buy the albums.

This is of course an assumption, because I'm not actually a Korean fan.

[awkyj]

international fans have bad taste 

[INNA]

korean fans can stalk their oppas home. 

[amix]

Korean fans speak spanish

[Regina]

In terms of what? Mentality? Actions?

[rayy]

Korean fans have more opportunities to impact what their artists get to do, via voting and streaming.(Although Ifans have been doing similar things lately) They participate in fansigns..artists generally pay a lot more attention to them than i-fans. They speak the language, can actually speak to the artists. They actually buy the albums.

This is of course an assumption, because I'm not actually a Korean fan.

[Naccho]

I-fans bitch and complain more about things they have no control over.

[Suga's GF]

they are asian

[all-them-pies]

Korean fans are more extreme

[Ilhoonssidechick]

I-fans like to think they aren't "netizens" too.

[Victra]

korean fans can attend  their concerts, music performs etc. can go to fanmeetings and fansigns. and their votes are so important then international ones. and that netizen thing is only for koreans and netizens critize means your popularity in korea.

[Lassy]

Korean fans are more closer to your bias than you'll ever be.

[Slowpoke X]

Multifandom is common internationally, not so much in Korea.

 

Also, hip hop groups (BTS, BAP, etc), who have that early BB concept are much more popular internationally, than at home.

 

Also, k fans have more sasaengs, but I think it's only because they are closer to idols, there's more of k fans than int. fans. Though, there has been stalking incidents in international fandom too, esp when oppa goes to their country for concert or fanmeeting.