The Second Life Idols Lucky Plan

Chapter 132

★ The Second Life Idols Lucky Plan – Chapter 132
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'... Are you insane?'

While I was driving with the members to schedule a fan signing event, I couldn't help but be taken aback by the sudden notification that was delivered with only 30 minutes left.

It was not uncommon for photography to be prohibited at fan signing events. It is common for fan signing events to be held without filming due to safety or security reasons.

But what surprised me was.

"...Wasn't filming originally was allowed, right?"

"It's because safety management is so difficult. It's nice and convenient because you don't have to worry too much, right?"

The company changed the schedule for the day without warning.

Even though technically something was included in the cautionary note that 'this event may be subject to change or cancellation without prior notice,' but no one would have thought it would actually change.

'What is their problem?'

I couldn't help but think about it. About what the company is thinking.

'They don't want to create controversy.'

It was normal to have rules for the public fan signing event, which was initially scheduled to allow filming.

First of all, if the fan signing event was really held due to the photography ban, posts like this would have been posted on social media right after the fan signing event.

-lmao only at road will a company restrict rights to film and do a 180 the next day.

-I'll just come with my camera hat. You can't stop me.

-From the beginning, the fans are seen as fucking numbers lmao. Do you expect the fans to say "Ah, yep, yep," and follow them all? I spent money to go to a fan sign, but I can't even do what I planned to do???

-can't stop me lol

In the first place, if it is a public fan sign, photo taking cannot be completely prevented. In the end, only those who win and come to the fan signing event will be banned from filming, so of course there is no choice but to say something.

Moreover, banning photography at the first fan signing event would have caused more harm than good.

'The reason we hold a public fan signing event in the first place is for publicity.'

Fancam videos and photos taken by fans at fan signing events, etc. act as a good medium to attract additional fans.

Even though we have built up quite a bit of recognition before our debut through <Design Your Idol>, OneDear is still a rookie group.

'Not to mention it's our first fan signing event.'

The significance of the existence of fan signing events is to meet fans at close range and actively communicate with them, who are usually difficult to meet up close. It was not a self-sacrificing event.

"..."

No matter how much I thought about it, this was bound to be a problem in the long run.

I quietly glanced around the car

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