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76. Start a K‑pop book club with bias‑related reads.
Gather fellow fans and dive into fan fiction, idol autobiographies, or Korean culture books.
77. Host karaoke livestreams with song requests.
Sing live while your friends or followers pick the playlist.
78. Plan a “K‑pop café day” with friends—listen, bake, sip.
Set up a café vibe at home with idol music, themed snacks, and dreamy decor.
79. Curate fandom trivia nights.
Create a quiz about comebacks, members, and concepts to challenge fellow stans.
80. Launch a fandom newsletter or email zine.
Share updates, fan art, song reviews, or upcoming comebacks with subscribers.
81. Volunteer at K‑pop fan charity events.
Support causes your idol stands for while connecting with your local fandom.
82. Organize album‑listening meet‑ups in your city.
Gather fans in local cafés or parks to enjoy new music and discuss your thoughts.
83. Create a trivia deck with idol fun facts.
Print and shuffle a deck filled with K-pop quiz cards for game nights.
84. Plan bias birthday celebrations with themes.
Bake cakes, decorate, and plan mini-events inspired by their personality or concept.
85. Start a K‑pop coaching channel for beginners.
Teach others how to stream, vote, use lightsticks, or get into new groups.
86. Host themed photo‑shoots for each comeback.
Coordinate outfits and props that match comeback aesthetics and snap photos.
87. Document idol quotes in a gratitude journal.
Write down inspiring or funny lines daily for positivity and motivation.
88. Build a fan‑made timeline of group history.
Collect facts and dates from debut to now and create a visual journey.
89. Bake bias‑inspired cupcakes or cookies.
Color and decorate baked goods based on member colors or concepts.
90. Film “a day in my life as a K‑pop fan” vlogs.
Show your daily routine with your music, decor, style, and favorite merch.
91. Collect K‑pop magazine scans and archive them.
Scan, sort, and digitally save rare interviews, covers, and features.
92. Make custom digital wallpapers and share freely.
Design phone or desktop wallpapers using quotes, photos, or aesthetic layouts.
93. Review albums on your blog or social media.
Give honest thoughts on songs, visuals, and packaging with star ratings.
94. Start fan meet‑ups with cross‑city friends.
Plan safe public get-togethers to chat, trade, and bond over bias love.
95. Attend virtual concerts and host watch parties.
Sync up with friends or stream together with snacks and fan chants.
96. Keep a bias mood tracker bullet journal.
Mark your daily feelings using tiny doodles or emojis of your favorite idol.
97. Design fan polls and run them on socials.
Create games like “Best Era,” “Top Visual,” or “Dream Unit” for your followers.
98. Translate idol interviews or behind‑the‑scene stories.
Share translations for international fans and improve your Korean skills.
99. Plan a future trip to Seoul town‑tour‑style.
List must-visit cafes, agencies, museums, and K-pop themed spots for your dream trip.
100. Host a monthly bias‑swap gift box exchange.
Trade themed care packages with fellow fans—photocards, treats, and notes included.
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Thanks so much for reading – I can’t wait to see how you bring your K‑pop passion to life!
Kisses, Juhh!
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