SM Entertainment EXO Official Lightstick ver 3

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The most infamous "black ocean" incident occurred during the Dream Concert in 2008 to then-rookie group SNSD aka Girls' Generation. The 3rd version of the EXO lightstick has a whiter handle and a silver hexagon with the logo on the top. This is one of two light sticks (the other belongs to Super Junior) that doesn't come in a round tube box. This is a slightly shorter version of extensions that come with Dreamcatcher Company's Lightstick/staff. The older generation fandoms were excited to have lightsticks because it reduced the complications that could arise at concerts where multiple idol groups performed at once (including solo or non-idol artists, who could apparently also have their own fandom colors).

However BIGBANG is most often credited with creating the first "official" lightstick (sometimes referred to more as a "fanlight"): the Bang Bong.com/thing:5180354 ----------------------------------------------------- Mount your lightsticks on your wall! One BTS fan named Chanté told Mashable that while she originally would only use her ARMY Bomb for concerts, "now I also use it for when I’m in a depressive state. The product can glow in white color and can work in four different modes including Lighting, Quick Blink, Animation and Gradation.

Named the Candy Bong and the Candy Bong Z, there are two versions of the TWICE lightstick which were based on their song ‘Candy Boy’.

These groups probably never even had the simple version of a lightstick (especially those from smaller agencies). From colors, lightsticks were born, thanks to BigBang, and it made it easier in multiple act shows for the audience to change and show their support as necessary. m. EDT Jayu was incorrectly credited in a previous version of the article as being part of the SHINee Canada fan project in 2017. This version of ASTRO’s lightstick was released in July 2017, and like TWICE’s lightstick, it also comes with a cradle to allow it to be used as a mood light.

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. In Korean, “moo” sounds like “radish”, so in addition, the lightstick of MAMMAMOO is also popularly known as Moo-bong (radish bar).While many groups have had multiple versions of their official light sticks, BIGBANG is especially unique in that fans can customize their light sticks with accessories and change the head of the lights ticks to the different versions. Beside the fanlight the attendees had a chance to became the owners of 15 other collectibles including a penlight, a slap band, a name tag (9 options), a message kit, a set of 27 postcards with a world tour map, a set of bromide with a name tag (9 options), 9 different L-Holders, a set consisting of 2 door sign photos and 9 mini polaroids, a set of deco stickers, a picnic mat, a sitting cushion, a T-shirt with a photo (9 versions), an eco bag, a black zip-up hoodie and a face mask.

It was exclusively prepared for the upcoming first concert of the group titled Love Concert In Dome. 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.

At the time of its debut, BlackPink’s Hammer Bong was not appreciated by Kpop fans since it has the shape of a hammer toy. The version 1 of the EXO light stick can glow in white color and can operate three modes including On, Blink and Flicker. While they were originally sold exclusively at concerts for fans, today, fans can find some of the best Kpop lightsticks online. With a unique fishing rod, BTS once again makes the ARMY more proud and loves them more with their creative mind.