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Why are Asian entertainment fans Obsessed with Inflating Popularity?


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And example being that Kris Wu song going #1 on US iTunes for a few hours because chinese fans made a bunch of US iTunes accounts and bought the song.... why?

Like, who are you fooling? laugh.png

 

And then the bulk buying, mass streaming... its like..? And then y'all act surprised when the average korean has no idea who these groups are. "bu-but one million sellerz!!"

 

I just don't get it.

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Western entertainment fans did this thingy too lmao

Its quite literally impossible to top itunes without spending thousands of dollars at once. Western stans don't do this.

 

Katy Perry sold 105k copies of her song in a week earlier this year and she never got above #4, not even for an hour.

 

This is another level of trying to inflate popularity.

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The real question... Why do fan activities like this bother people so much? Let them stan in peace~ 

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That's literally not how iTunes works jsdfhsdgh you can't just make a US account and buy the song. You have to have a US credit card/bank and one account can only buy the song for themselves once. You think iTunes doesn't have safeguards in place to prevent mass buying and country spoofing?

 

Stop being bitter lmao and stream the song since it interests you so much!

 

 

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Because it creates chart distortion.

 

No it doesn't tbh. If they make accounts that they use to buy a song then that's cool, and it's exactly how every other song is sold. A sale is a sale. Anyone confused by chart results and claiming they misrepresent success needs to learn that one number doesn't mean everything. For example, longevity is almost always more important than peak position. 

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No it doesn't tbh. If they make accounts that they use to buy a song then that's cool, and it's exactly how every other song is sold. A sale is a sale. Anyone confused by chart results and claiming they misrepresent success needs to learn that one number doesn't mean everything. For example, longevity is almost always more important than peak position. 

 

Are they Americans? No. Therefore, it's chart distortion.

 

And I know all about charts, thanks.

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Are they Americans? No. Therefore, it's chart distortion.

 

And I know all about charts, thanks.

 

Obviously not, it would seem 0u0plz.png

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DocumentaLy dragging Kpop to make Jpop real good.

I have never really saw jpop fans being obsessed with international recognition, regardless that some do tours overseas, nobody is really hyping it. I see pretty often how kpop fans distort popularity of China, Japan and west.

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I hate it. It's like they think that some success means everyone knows them, then the reality is that Psy is the only one with any general public recognition. Most people don't even know suju, and they had a fair amount of international success. I think Baby Metal might be more commonly known than them. It just makes it so awkward and I hate awkward.

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