Top Idol, Anyway (PART 1)

Chapter 97

The music video is released at midnight, and at 10 am. An advertisement for the sportswear brand <Alt> was released.

L.I.T. had a lot of publicity in advance that they had become a new advertising model, and the advertisement seems to have been well chosen to match the concept of this new song.

It was very clear that they wanted to jump on the bandwagon of L.I.T.'s popularity. And as if it was natural, they announced the fan signing event through their homepage.

As a result, long lines continued from dawn at 'Alt' stores nationwide.

As the fandom grew, it was not something to buy two or three sets to win.

In the Uverse L.I.T community, confirmation messages were pouring in, such as saying that they had already bought more than 10 training suits, and that they had bought training suits and sneakers for the number of members in their family.

Roa, who was monitoring U-Verse in a moving car, let out a long sigh.

"Why?"

Hanjun reacted to Roa's sigh.

"I mean the alt fan signing event."

Then he turned the tablet to show U-Verse.

"I guess they have to spend more than 1 million won to win a fan signing event."

Then Hanjun nodded.

"That's right. The fandom has grown. It's just twice as big as before we received the rookie award."

"Sir Yeongjun says that only the official number is two badges, but in reality there are more. That's why they say that fans ticket is to pick a star in the sky."

"There are limited seats for fansigns, and there are many people who want to come, so the competition rate is high, and you need to get more tickets to increase the chance of winning."

"We need to do better with Filament."

While listening to the conversation between the two guys, I looked out the window.

As the guys said, the fandom grew.

The number of true fans suffering from L.I.T has increased, but the overall fan base has grown thicker.

The last fan signing event was in mid-December of last year, and the youngest fan signing participant at that time was 6 years old.

And recently, a fan letter came to the company, and the person who sent it was 60 years old. As a long-time fan of Lim Chul, he confessed that he felt as if he had opened his eyes after seeing L.I.T's <In a Dream> cover stage.

from six to sixty years old.

At this point, the spectrum is quite broad.

Usually people who are crazy about idols are concentrated in their teens and 20s.

Anyway, thanks to the wider fan base, we have a new schedule.

It means that we became a guest at the concert of legendary singer Lim Cheol.

Cheol Im, who fell in love with us at <Eternal Legend>, made a hasty proposal, and after delaying the decision due to scheduling issues, we made a hasty decision to only play for performances in Seoul and Busan.