This digital sphere has also empowered hyper-engaged fandoms. The fanbases for K-pop groups like BTS or local boyband UN1TY are not passive consumers; they are organised, data-driven armies that stream videos, buy merchandise, and mobilise for social causes. This digital activism, however, has a dark side, as online mobs (often called buzzer or cyber troops ) can be deployed for political or corporate harassment, blurring the line between passionate fandom and toxic nationalism.
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