[talk] Why Flavian Narratives Move You

I haven't been a full-fledged fan for very long (since the last concert, I think...), but I'm going to organize the stories I've felt in this short period of time.

1. 1. The members had been trainees for a very long time, so their abilities were already at the max level, but they didn't get much attention... One day, the leader, who was first recruited for an unfamiliar project called 'Virtual Idol' started by a VR technology company, called together his acquaintances and acquaintances' acquaintances to form a group.
2. 2. At first, there was no group name and many of the live broadcast viewers were company employees, but through consistent broadcasts, they communicated and gathered fans.
3. 3. The members also expected that they would get a lot of hate before their debut because the public was not familiar with virtual reality. In fact, they even said they were scared. However, they made their debut with a strong mentality.
4. 4. Since it's virtual, they spend a lot of money on choreography because they have to move around with equipment, but the level of rhythm is so poor that the composers only give them low-quality music... In the end, since the members have the skills, they decide to create the music and choreography themselves.
5. 5. As a result, all the songs in the albums released so far were produced by the members themselves and are of high quality. The graphics are also excellent, and even those who don't recognize virtual reality say, "The songs are good."
6. 6. Finally debuted and is continuing to rise to fame. Although he still gets criticized, he is overcoming it and showing an amazing growth rate.
7. 7. Because of this narrative and authenticity, the relationship between fans and artists is very strong. This is attracting more fans.

The conclusion is that I want to be a freelancer for the rest of my life ㅠㅠ

Become more famous... No, don't become famous... Become famous... No, I want to keep it to myself... But I have to become famous...

I'm so happy to see people cheering for Playb, even the non-fans and people who don't care...🥹

It's true that the barrier to entry is high, but I think the number of people who acknowledge it will continue to increase, so there's a sense of growth as you become a fan.