– Q’s ideal type: Someone similar to his mother. I named myself “Q” because I liked that and I feel that I am in the center at the start.” – Q about his stage name: “When you say “Q”, it has a feeling that everything is starting. – His special talents are giraffe and pigeon impersonations (Pops in Seoul). – One of his older sisters is a fan of GOT7’s Yugyeom. – Yechan & Taek were his name candidates. – He hates bugs, but he’s not afraid of them. – When Q is walking somewhere he likes to hold onto other members whether it be their shoulders or hands, according to Jacob (Flower Snack). – Q says his charm points are his dimples and his reversal from cuteness to powerful dancing. – Q’s favorite colors are purple/lavender and blue/sky blue. – His hobbies include watching Spongebob and horror movies. – Q won a special prize in a piano competition in elementary school (Pops in Seoul). – The way he got casted: he did an audition at his dance academy and got casted (NCT’s Night Night radio). Especially because most of the time, the thing you love has been ignored by the mainstream for so long that it’s almost a relief when someone recognizes it.– Q is known for his long neck (from “Open The Boyz”). Now that brands are finally seeing your value, it’s fine to be flattered. And it’s lifted up causes worthy of your time and devotion. Brands thrive on the intense, devotional loyalty that fans like you are so skilled at cultivating. I’d urge you, instead, to be aware of your power. After all, whoever runs the Bagel Bites Twitter is literally paid to make you like the brand. ![]() If you’re one of those people, don’t feel too badly. Countless fans have tweeted that they’ll be buying Bagel Bites as a result. The follower count of the Bagel Bites account has grown more than 422% since they started tweeting about BTS. In the past two weeks alone, the account has updated its header photo to include the name of BTS's new album BE, Billboard to release the group's album sales results, called on BTS’s fandom ARMY to " get in formation" and debated the merits of BTS's Grammy nominations with fans, whom it now addresses as “bb” or “bestie.” With love, bb ami” it wrote while commemorating its 7,777th follower, a figure significant to BTS fans, for whom 7 is a hallowed number. “ Thank you for being here and for making this community so unique…. “ I am literally having the time of my life I love this community □□□□□” tweeted the pizza bagel company on August 30th. It also immediately began to exploit the very thing that makes fandom such a safe space for so many people: community. ![]() It became BTS-obsessed, magically starting to talk like a native of K-pop Twitter. ![]() It was the 16th tweet the Bagel Bites account had ever posted.įrom that day on, the account transformed. Anyway, stream Dynamite.” It got 102,000 likes. On August 21st, the account mentioned BTS for the first time in a tweet that read “ You can’t spell BITES without BTS. The account’s most successful post was a poll about the best way to prepare Bagel Bites, and it got 95 likes. In those first few weeks, engagement was low. The worst offender by far in 2020 has been the official account for Bagel Bites, which only began tweeting consistently in August of this year. Just last week, in a particularly embarrassing pile-on, the official accounts of Barbie, Hyundai, Mattel, Pantene Pro-V, Redbox, Samsung, and Spotify all gushed in reply to a tweet from Target claiming, “My 2020 Wrapped came in and it's official, I am a stan through and through.” In June, NASA granted BTS member Jin partial ownership of the moon and in July, Airbnb declared “we simp for BTS but especially taehyung.” This year, as boy group BTS ricocheted up global charts and into history books, brands became more desperate to be involved in their rise and woo their committed fanbase.
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