Over the years, K-Pop really expanded itself worldwide. What used to be exclusive to Korea started spreading all over the world, and now we are seeing overseas dates for concerts almost all the time, and even events such as Pop-up stores or even fansigns are starting to be organized outside of Korea, and even Asia. With all that, it's easy to believe that fans are more than satisfied, however, it is a bit more complicated.
Indeed, fans are getting access to events more than they ever did before. Yet, if it all looks perfect and so enjoyable, there are a few points that are often left behind, and make some fans unable to enjoy these events destined for overseas fans. May it be the lack of cities included in World Tours or the lack of organization or the privileged of some fans or countries, fans actually have solid reasons to still be upset over some matters concerning K-Pop overseas activities. Let's go over them right away!
1. Is it okay to call a World Tour as such when so many countries are missing?
The principle of a World Tour is that it should include countries from a bit of all over the world. The major problem K-Pop is facing regarding that matter is that
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