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...“You Can Call Me Artist, You Can Call Me IDOL!”<subtitle>Contexts, Genealogies, and Aesthetics of Performance</subtitle> This short summary describes the contents of the chapters in this section of the book, which include the musical, dance, and visual aesthetics that have shaped BTS’s...

... Wonseok Lee’s “Tradition, Transition, and Trends: Contextualizing BTS’s Gugak -Inspired Performance of ‘IDOL’” looks at the state’s role in K-Pop’s integration of traditional Korean music and dance. In 2009, the government established an agency affiliated with the Ministry of Culture, Sports...

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... The volume’s introduction begins by presenting and describing the K-Pop idol group BTS, their performance styles, and the multiplicity of their stage, screen, and “real life” identities. Situating their emergence as the world’s preeminent K-pop musical group, the introduction discusses the roots...

...-Pop idols and fans on social media, and the innovation of new forms of digital performance and art. The author looks at the case study of BTS to track how these new forms have developed. marketing social media digital platforms platformization idol industry ...

... –and the communities and practices of play surrounding them–give new shape to ongoing conversations in K-Pop fandom and scholarship about fan labor, the ownership of digital assets, the relationship between idols and their images, and the limits of intimacy between fans and idols. video games fan edits...

... Describes the Dardens, the family that lived across the street from Rosemarie in Woodlawn. Shirley Darden was Rosemarie’s best friend, and Rosemarie idolized Shirley’s older sister, Sarah. The Dardens were a kind of second family to her; the great-grandmother was still alive, and had been...

... between K-Pop idols and fans on social media, and the innovation of new forms of digital performance and art. The author looks at the case study of BTS to track how these new forms have developed. marketing social media digital platforms platformization idol industry When a series of BTS...

...” and to the “making of” of the idol. Through them, the specter becomes material, malleable, and dead. As such, her work invites us to think of the future as an unshaped potentiality, and to activate a collective agency that only exists in the hands of the present and that is grounded in an uncomfortable, unfamiliar...