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Shinee World Analysis
Reason why SHINee World loves SHINee endlessly
The SM group is celebrating their eight year anniversary on May 25. It was not a short time for the group to survive in the strike of a huge K-pop wave nowadays.
SHINee was debuted in May 25, 2008, and introduced as the contemporary group. Debut with so much talent in young age, SHINee also become the trendsetter among Korean youngster with their music and style. Their fans were involving so many Korean woman in various age, as they seem got star struck with the boys singing “noona you’re very pretty,” making the woman’s heart fluttering.
Even after eight years passing by, Shawol (SHINee World) was still stick around with Onew, Jonghyun, Key, Minho and Taemin, as they were admitted feeling proud over the development of the members. But what does makes SHINee World loving SHINee endlessly? …show more content…
The idols give a lot of effort as part to give their music performance, and the fans being loyal to support their career. This was seem to be the number one reason why Shawol love SHINee very much. The boys were trusting enough to their fans, as they were seems to show their affection towards fans by chatting even let their fans hugging and touching their face. Something that probably not all fans and K-pop idols could do.
“Shinee is good to their fans but us fans are also taking care of Shinee. Shinee members once all came down and went to the fans. I was worried, but the fans touched them as if they were touching babies,” fan
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