Q&A for How to Find Your Bias in a Group (Kpop)

Yes, of course. Fans like that are called "multifandom". Enjoy your fandoms!

It's okay to look into other groups! You don't have to like just one group. It's a bit overwhelming because there are so many talented boy and girl Kpop groups, so its okay to be curious and look into others. That doesn't mean you aren't loyal to your favorite group either! I'm sure most fans will welcome you warmly if you happen to get into a different group.

You can download an a cappella app that lets you make different layers with your voices, or you can leave out some parts. Maybe two of you can sing and the other one can rap?

Yes, you can change them as much as you want. I don't think Jimin would take offense.

To "stream" a music video is to watch it repeatedly with the goal of increasing its total page views.

Yes, it’s okay to have more than one bias. Sometimes your bias can change day by day depending on how you're feeling. It's totally fine.

Show them the wins the group has gotten and how hard they work and how much they love their fans, then show them how talented they are and how good looking they are.

A bias wrecker is a group member who detracts attention away from the main bias. The term is really only used for groups that have one main bias, although some groups will have several or none.

Many people change their biases a lot. It's fine. However, you can look into other groups and find one member that you really like and that you remain biased towards.

You could play some of the music around them and answer any questions they ask. Try not to annoy them by talking too much about it, though, or your friends may hate it just because they find your obsession annoying.

It's unlikely that a K-pop star would date a fan, but if you just want to meet him, attend a fan meet. You may have to go to South Korea to attend one. BTS has met many Indian fans before, so don't be self-conscious.

It's okay to have two biases. You don't have to choose only one member of a group.

Other armies can help you. Tell them that you're in a crisis, and they'll figure it out.

In Korea, EXO is more popular, but BTS is popular among international fans.

The one in the group who you think has the best aeygo.

Addiction is never considered a healthy thing. As long as you keep perspective and have a healthy and full life, you can certainly enjoy Kpop.

Of course you can. It doesn't matter where you come from or what color your skin is. What matters is that you support K-pop no matter what.

You don't have to try to change their minds about the music, they're entitled to their opinions, but you can call them out for their rude and hateful comments. Tell them that there is nothing wrong with being gay and it's wrong of them to use the word "gay" as an insult. Then just walk away. You'll be the bigger person.

I think that as long as you respect all the members and acknowledge their hard work, it doesn't matter whether you like someone a tiny bit more or not.

Of course! Anyone can like and listen to Kpop regardless of race or appearances.

Yes! It's perfectly OK to have everyone in BTS be your bias.

Finding your bias isn't a necessity, but it can be a fun experience! A bias is your favorite member, and watching your bias perform can be fun as well. You can also have multiple biases, and it makes a great conversation starter with other Kpop fans.

BTS Army is the fandom of the Kpop group. There's not really a specific way to "join", but I suggest getting to know their inside jokes, watching their videos and keeping up to date with concerts. There is not an specific "Indian BTS Army", as the BTS Army is diverse and full of different races and people. You'll find plenty of Indian fans to mingle with!

It's okay to stan all 7 equally, a lot of people do. But your bias is really the one YOU like best, so if you're choosing between Jim and Jin, you'll have to just decide which one is your personal favorite.

Wear comfy, baggy clothes. If you don't like baggy clothes, wear anything that isn't too warm.

Of course. You can have as many biases as you want to!

Because they are very talented and their songs are very catchy.

You can have them all as your bias. It's called being "OT13." (The number is based on the amount of members in a group, in this case it's 13.) It stands for "One True 13."

Not really. If you only like one group, in this case, BTS, then you're a BTS stan or an Army. If you stan more than one K-pop group, you are a K-pop fan. If you do want to be come a fan of the full genre though, I'd recommend (G)-Idle and Stray Kids to start off with.

It depends on how you define popularity. Twice has sold more albums, but Blackpink has more social media followers.