The light sticks commonly used by K-pop fans have emerged as in-demand items across Korea's secondhand markets as critics of President Yoon Suk Yeol’s martial law decree eye them as tools of ...
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K-pop light sticks become new candle lights for Korean democracyNCT, NewJeans and Seventeen, joined the protest holding their light sticks, singing along and chanting slogans. A light stick refers to official fan merchandise priced between $30 and 50 ...
The gatherings, described by some as resembling K-pop concerts, were illuminated by light sticks from various groups like Blackpink, EXO, and NCT. Among them, NCT’s light stick has stood out for ...
“Buying a light stick just to use in protests can be expensive,” added the seller, who is also an NCT fan. “I may not be able to attend the protests due to my visa status, but wanted to be a bit of ...
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