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K-pop has taken over the Twitterverse.
There is absolutely no doubt that K-Pop has made its mark on Twitter, turning the two worlds into the ultimate dream team. According to a press release, #KPopTwitter is one of the largest global conversations on the microblogging site with 6.1 billion K-Pop related tweets in the last year.
10 years = many Kpop tweets 📈
To celebrate, we partner with @kpopradar_blip to give you an idea of the powerful global world #KpopTwitter conversation.
🔗https: //t.co/xONYYS8YzO pic.twitter.com/xCDsLxKAED
– Twitter data (@TwitterData) September 22, 2020
“All we can say is thank you, it has been a pleasure to see and participate in the growth of K-Pop for the last 10 years. Yeonjeong Kim, who runs Global K-Pop Partnerships on Twitter, says in a statement. “When K-Pop artists want to reach a global audience, they use Twitter to connect with their passionate fans who want to be the first to see and talk about what is happening. These fans, many of them young and based on everything. the world “They are flocking to Twitter to join these fun #KPopTwitter conversations to feel connected to a global community of fans.”
To celebrate 10 years of #KPopTwitter, Twitter has partnered with Radar K-Pop to share K-Pop data in 20 markets, including USA, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Brazil, Malaysia, Mexico, Argentina, India, Turkey, Spain, UK, Canada, France, Saudi Arabia, Chile, Vietnam and Russia.
No wonder ‘Dynamite’ acts Bts They are the most mentioned K-Pop group in all markets (except Thailand, where GOT7 ranks first).
The 10 most talked about K-Pop acts on Twitter globally include BTS, EXO, GOT7, BLACKPINK, NCT 127, MONSTA X, Seventeen, Dream NCT, TWICEand Stray kids, while the rising stars ATEEZ, TXT, IZ * ONE, SuperM, AB6IX, WayV, 109, LOONAand ITZY are among the 10 fastest growing acts in the world of K-Pop.
Here are the most talked about K-Pop acts by country in Southeast Asia:
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“Even during this COVID-19 pandemic when K-Pop concerts, global tours, and fan appreciation events were canceled, we haven’t seen any drop in #KPopTwitter conversations,” Yeonjeong adds. “K-Pop fans want to stay connected with each other and get their voices heard on Twitter, whether they’re cheering on their favorite artist’s new song or participating in movements like #BlackLivesMatter. We can’t wait to see what the next 10 years of K-Pop and Twitter will bring to the world. “
Twitter has also thrown a global live party in a fun talk show format on Twitter’s Blueroom called Decade of #KPopTwitter, which brings Sunmi of Wonder women along with global icons Kihyun and Hyungwon of MONSTA Xand rising star Bang chan from Stray Kids to the event.
You can see it below.
Watch LIVE NOW! Decade of #KpopTwitter LIVE party in #TwitterBlueroom💙@LaNolja X (@miyaohyeah + @OfficialMonstaX + @Stray_Kids) https://t.co/z6F5MaaNnB
– #KpopTwitter (@TwitterKorea) September 22, 2020
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