K-Pop idols often receive lots of birthday gifts from fans. But the gifts that idols like Jennie, Jang Won Young and Joy receive are amazing.
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K-Pop idols often receive many birthday gifts from fans. But the gifts that idols like Jennie BLACKPINK (Black Pink) receive, IZ * ONE's Jang Won Young and Joy Red Velvet are simply amazing.
Fans will send lots of presents to the agency when their idol has a birthday. What's surprising is that almost all of them are luxury and branded items priced in the tens of millions. Like the gifts that these female idols receive.
BLACKPINK's Jennie
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IZ * ONE's Jang Won Young
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Red Velvet Joy
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Other idols
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So what do netizens say? Despite the heavy shock, most of them actually knew this because it had become fan culture. Some netizens even quipped fans who spent a lot of money on their idols.
"I remember BLACKPINK's Jisoo's birthday support fee of more than 600 million won (around Rp.7.7 billion). Imagine receiving a gift worth more than 600 million won right on your birthday. I'm so jealous. And imagine what it would be like to have more than 30 thousand. people prepare birthday gifts for you, "commented netizens.
"It's still not much. They prepared gifts that you can't even think of. They also send packages of red ginseng for good health, if they raise pets, they will send dog food and things like that. Even the gifts sent are just a joke. , they still choose the most expensive and the best of them.They buy things that you can put at home such as humidifiers, candles, massage chairs, electronics like ipads, notebooks, cameras, cellphone cases, also wine, chocolate, etc. They even buy food. And they also give makeup sets from luxury brands like Dior and Chanel. They give sunglasses, necklaces, bracelets, perfume, bags, fitness clothes like hoodies or coats, etc. The scale is just amazing, "added another netizen. .
"Don't you find the culture of tribute strange? Why do they give this to kids who make lots of money?" netizens wrote. "No, they (fans) always act like ATMs but there are often questions for idols, 'Do you only see your fans as money?'" Concluded another.
What do you think?
(wk / chus) /wowkeren.com
