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Long ago, when first-generation idols like g.o.d, S.E.S, or Shinhwa appeared, the best way to show fan unity with their favorite artists was to wear an outfit in the official group's colors. Then modest fanfares appeared. But the era of using a simple light stick at concerts is already over. Today, we have something more sophisticated, and we can distinguish the fandoms of different groups. The KPOP lightsticks are what we all want to be equipped with when we attend a concert or another event and cheer on our favorite artists.
Lightsticks come in different shapes and sizes and are specially designed to represent what comes to mind when thinking of a particular group. They often incorporate the group's official colors, logo, or name, allowing us to instantly know which artist the Lightstick truly belongs to. Looking at the Candy Bong Z, for example, we can immediately spot Twice's logo, clearly indicating that JYP Entertainment's girl group owns it. Astro's official light stick bears the artist's logo at the top of the article, and we can notice that the fanlight was specially prepared for them at a glance. Sometimes, the design evolves over time—BTS has already released several Army Bombs—the latest being the Special Edition Map Of The Soul.
What better way than a KPOP Lightstick to demonstrate fans' love for their favorite artists? It is a symbol of unity and devotion. Even if a fan cannot attend the concert and use the light stick on-site, they often decide to buy it anyway and keep it as a collectible. It can thus become a very special and personal item to own.
Specification of KPOP Lightsticks
The typical KPop fan lamp is powered by 3 (sometimes 2) AAA alkaline batteries hidden in a special compartment inside the handle. Sometimes, the AAA batteries are replaced by an internal battery (as in the case of the Day6 Official Light Band). They can produce light generally in white or colors related to a particular Kpop group or soloist and can operate in different modes, including flashing and flickering. The working time ranges between 4 and 7 hours. So you should always remember to bring a new set of batteries when preparing for a concert. The red light coming from your Lightstick may indicate that it is time to change the batteries.
In the package, you will often find some accessories like a wrist strap or a felt bag. Less often, AAA batteries will be included. You will always receive a user manual with tips on using the purchased product and a warranty. Sometimes, a bonus is also added, like a set of 6 photo cards that come with the first version of GFriend's Glass Marble Stick or a random photo card you will find with SF9's Jigu Bong.
Bluetooth Lightstick
Over time, new features have been added to Lightsticks. Today, it is possible to connect your fanlight to a smartphone (with Android or iOS) via a Bluetooth connection. This can be useful at the event venue when pairing the stick with your seat number and connecting it to the central control. This will create a variety of beautiful light effects.
A Bluetooth connection can allow controlling the Lightstick via a special app prepared specifically for this item. Besides helping to enter seat information during the concert, it can also activate different color effects and unlock additional modes. A perfect example is the Seventeen app created for their Carat Bong. It can be downloaded online for free.
Other interesting features have also been integrated. The official Mamamoo Lightstick can vibrate in a way that gives hearing-impaired and visually impaired people the signal to applaud alongside other fans.
Of course, not all Kpop groups can have their own Lightstick. It always depends on the group's size and its ability to organize a big event, like a solo concert, a show, or a fan meeting. Some fans are still waiting for this to happen, like the CLC fan club, for example. If you are a fan of a group that already has its KPop light stick, you can usually buy it at the concert or event venue or in several online stores.