K-pop fans are taking over 'White Lives Matter' and other anti-Black hashtags with memes and ...

If there’s one rule on social media that people can agree on, it’s this: Don’t cross K-pop stans. With tens of thousands of K-pop fan accounts posting over six billion tweets last year, they have become one of the strongest forces on social media. Now, following George Floyd’s death, K-pop fans are using their power...

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