At what point are you too old to be into Kpop

[00100120020]

I was inspired to ask this after coming across a blogger who was 27 years old, living in Korea and teaching, who spends all her time going to fansigns and weekly shows. She said that her favorite thing to do on a sunday was going to inkigayo (or the other one can't remember) She he basically moved to Korea for oppa.  She also wrote that her "claim to fame" was that Eli and Kevin know her by first name (she's a ukiss fan).

Basically she has no plans to move out of Korea (she's been there for 3 years) and she's just going to continue doing her thing.

 

I was kinda like 

Total second hand embarrassment tbh 

 

Idk I think that it's fine to like Kpop casually until whenever but I think being a legit fan needs to end at 25 or earlier 

what about you guys 

[Athena]

I'll probably stop being a hardcore fan when all my faves disband, but with me stanning more 2014 rookies...

Maybe by 25/27 I'll become a casual listener

[Come Back Sand Unplugged]

Until 2NE1 disbands. It could be on May 17, 2014 though. T_T

[초췌]

i think it's kinda sad to be teaching english in korea when you're that age

[Haus of Tzu:Lai]

prob. 24 and over. 

[Mog]

It's just like any other genre of music, so never. It's just whenever/if you ever get out of it or find a greater interest in another genre. 

[Rouga]

It's ok to follow kpop groups, it's just music... but, no butthurt after 17 is pretty good

[BABOGIRL]

what, JYP still does kpop...

[junglove]

until 2ne1, snsd and big bang disband

[kimchi]

K-pop is a music genre, you're never "too old" for music.

[mgl]

When you are too old to be into music. Oh wait....

[evil4life]

where's the "there is no age limit"

 

do you think those fan club representative ahjummas cared about their age when they stood up to meet with 2PM during the Jay Park scandal? NO

 

do you think those Japanese housewives care about their age when they go to a TVXQ concert? NO

 

as far as i know i'lll be listening to K-pop, J-pop, and playing video games 4EVER!!

[Qri]

I don't think that there's really a set age for when to stop being a hardcore fan but (most) people will eventually grow out of it. I'm only 16 and I'm turning into more a casual listener these days.

But then again, some people may never grow out of it and to be fair, there isn't really a problem of being a fan of something whether you're old or young.

[raved]

I'll stop when my favorite groups are gone. Trying to set up an age limit on music is kind of silly.

[stab]

Simonandmartina? Aka eatyourkimchi?

 

oh wait nvm

 

anyway, I think 27 is too old to chase celebrities.

[DramaticTaeyeon"]

After SNSD disbands, for sure I'll become a much more casual fan.

Other fave groups like f(x) and Exo I'll still check up every now and then, but not like I do now. 

[Athena]

Simonandmartina? Aka eatyourkimchi?

Do they go to fan signs? They don't even teach English in schools anymore.

[Tee]

"She basically moved to Korea for oppa."
LOL
 

What age is too old to be into kpop?
27+/no opinion

When you meet/hear of kpop fans that are 25+ what do you think?
*shrugs*

At what point do you think you will get over kpop?
Unknown.

[Brown Bear]

This topic is so tired out... Stop asking.

[Butters]

When you are too old to be into music. Oh wait....

This. I dont get this whole" too old" attitude. We listen to music too. Old people unite!!!

[bananabrows]

the music? never

 

but there comes an age where you should probably stop hardcore stalking your faves and get on with your life

[00100120020]

It's ok to follow kpop groups, it's just music... but, no butthurt after 17 is pretty good

 

 

K-pop is a music genre, you're never "too old" for music.

 

Don't lie to yourself guys, Kpop is not just about the music. It's all about visuals and selling the idols personalities as well.   That's why these huge fandoms are dedicated to counting every fart oppa has taken. If it was just about the music non of us would be on her discussing shit we would just be listening to the songs in our free time. 

[stab]

Do they go to fan signs? They don't even teach English in schools anymore.

I realized that it's soooo not Martina after reading it again   I just thought of that interview when Martina went backstage at Inkigayo and talked to Kevin and Eli.

[Holke]

I'm old, so ; ~;

[miLoDy]

Once I get married, it's good bye fangirling for me. I might check them out once in awhile but it won't be as much as I'm doing right now. It's not good bye Kpop but more like , "Kpop can wait, I have to give reality most of my time now."