Similar to Apink, the seven-member boy brand used its fan base name, IGOT7, as inspiration for their light stick. Jayu said that the most accurate description of the sentiment felt at those events was "'the purpose of me going is not for ME to see THEM, but for THEM to see US.

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The other items are a set of headband (175 x 45 mm) and a wristband (75 x 70 mm), knit gloves (woman free size), sign ball (140 x 140 mm), a ceremony pin flag with the photo of a member of your choice (300 x 400 mm), 600 ml sport bottle (70 x 220 mm), ball pen available in 7 versions (26 x 138 mm), a 16 pages postcard book (100 x 150 mm) and an acrylic stand (140 x 155 mm) that comes in 7 variants. In a Gotoon wappen pin button set you will find one character wappen (40 x 55 mm) and a pin button (45 x 45 mm) with the face photo of your favourite member. The Carat Bong is Seventeen’s official light stick, with Carat being the name of the group’s official fanclub and “bong” coming from the Korean word for stick. But now K-pop fandoms have invented something much more high-tech to demonstrate their love for their idols: lightsticks. An official photo slogan (600 x 200 mm) and a photo garland with 7 photos of each member and the event logo.The sticks would look the same when lit up, but when you turn it off you can see it had '1st concert' and '2nd concert' ED-print. Many savvy K-pop fans realize that Japan is actually a treasure trove when it comes to finding rare and exclusive K-pop merch. Perhaps the most playful of designs, Mamamoo has used a radish shape for its light stick because “moo” in Korean translates to radish in English. Although any official lightstick available for sale at concerts is always a little less rare than gift lightsticks, which only come with the ticket in certain Japanese events. While it won’t look distinctly different from the current version, it will incorporate features like lighting systems that can be controlled remotely.

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The first official world tour of GOT7 began on April 29, 2016 in Seoul where the members performed at the SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium before the audience of 8000 people.The next items are an accordion photobook (1000 x 210 mm) and an acrylic photo stand of a member of your choice (100 x 135 mm). on a blue background on the other side, a mini photo book, a mini tapestry with the photo of a silhouette of each member to hang on your wall in your room, a tumbler in purple or beige color, a black or gray sweatshirt and a set of 7 photo cards.

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BTS’s music has helped me tackle a lot of mental health issues so sometimes, as a way to try and enjoy myself a bit, I will bring out the lightstick, connect it to my phone and make it into my favorite colors, and then just dance around listening to music with it.There are weapons ( BLACKPINK), animals ( GOT7), plants ( Highlight), and even vegetables ( MAMAMOO). The other items are a key ring with 3 different pendants, a bottle (65 x 255 mm) that can contain 580 ml of liquid, a set of 21 photo cards (70 x 111 mm) and free sized zip-up hoodie.

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It may just be worth it to splurge on that one special moment, the ability to be a part of something larger than yourself, something that represents a collective love beyond your own personal affinity. The truth is, though, that unless you're the K-Pop equivalent of a Deadhead, following your idol group around to every stop on their tour, you may only use a lightstick a handful of times in your life.The fourth two-day fan meeting of GOT7 took place at the Grand Peace Palace in Kyung Hee University on Fabruary 3 and 4, 2018. The second world tour of GOT7 titled Eyes On You began on May 4, 2018 with the concerts in Seoul at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium venue. For reasons which remain unclear, every fandom except their own turned off their lightsticks and plunged the whole stadium into darkness. Another important aspect of custom lightstick merchandising are unofficial fan slings, or the straps. There's the implication that you could always grip your stick without one (like a commoner, or a local) — but there's always the danger of flinging your precious baby away while you're waving it around wildly.