Should this kind of reflection on traffic allow some crazy fans in the fan circle to bear most of the responsibility? Fan circles, generalization, are a digital craze with the participation of the whole people.

Under the perspective of contemporary information technology, everyone is a data producer with no idea. Idols have become a virtual cultural symbol, and fans are the nutrients that provide virtual traffic. Social media, entertainment capital and other parties are trying to decompose people's emotions into data in this process and then convert them into monetized goods.

Among them, the relationship between people seems to gradually become a myth: Why are everyone still starting a war mode while joining the group to keep warm?

One reason is that social media subverts the communication model. If in the Internet 1.0 era, people were limited by the threshold of communication, and were mostly combined due to understanding and separated due to misunderstandings.

Now, with social media removing the high wall of communication, everyone can meet in cyberspace in a very low threshold. Today's online communication methods are more combined due to misunderstandings and separated due to understanding.

As the masses flock to the same public platform, it seems to be an open public opinion field, but the distinction in it has become more subtle and complex. Combined with the concept of field by sociologist Bourdieu, each field is a structural social space, and is also a colosseum that competes for change or retaining this social space. This strategy of competition depends on people's understanding of the field.

If you are in the fan circle, you will pursue different stars, which will lead to mutual distinction and opposition. Among the many fans of the same star, there will be many identity differences.

Whether to krypton gold, whether to participate in organized actions, different attribute classifications of members, and fans. Group fans, only fans, CP fans, clay powder, regular plastic powder, etc. also clearly contain a relationship of exclusion, which leads to the fan circle always in a wartime state of constant disputes.

Fan circles also form an institutional whole based on shared classification, thus shaping the identity of fans. Compared with "black fans" and passers-by, I am a fan; compared with CP fans, I am a fan only...

Because if there is no "black", there is no need to "anti-black". If there is no fans of other celebrities, there is no need to make a list, so it is even more impossible to start with data. Without data, there is no traffic stars. Then, the economic form of using traffic data as a commercial value indicator cannot be established.

Finally, when traffic and fan circle thinking permeate all aspects of society, fan circles, data, and outsiders outside the fan circle can coexist and live in symbiosis?

In fact, returning to the original source is a series of very typical cross-cultural communication paradigms. When different cultures collide, especially in the cyber era, each individual has different purposes in interactions, and everyone is pulled into the same public opinion field by the Internet. The more virtual the craze is in, the more they need to delegate emotions, and the traffic of business will eventually be derived from capital.

Perhaps everyone needs to moderately polish their ideas. On the one hand, appropriately discard the stereotypes of fan circles, and don’t rush to criticize them before understanding them.

On the other hand, face up to your emotional value and don’t be completely bound by data. In the final analysis, your heart is beating because of true love. Romance can be fake, but happiness must be real. You still believe that there are always things in the world that are more precious and richer than data.

Ding Xu lamented that there were only zero and countless times of chasing stars.

This sentence is used to describe those fans who are unable to stop chasing stars. Their love for a certain idol may stop, but the journey of chasing stars will not end. Many fans will regard chasing stars as their lifelong side job or hobby.

Every once in a while, with the decrease in exposure, the collapse of the character, the change of talent show generations, and the loss of freshness, fans will look for another island to live in like migratory birds.

Will they feel tired and lonely during the migration from isolated islands to isolated islands?

To the outside world, it is like another group of creatures dancing and mediating under a certain order given by themselves. And as a series of popular fan events ferment, fan culture is also being questioned.

Whether it is stars or fans, putting aside the roles given by the entertainment industry assembly line, they are all specific people. Driven by talent shows, star chasing begins to lead to more complex aspects and bring about greater myths.

Mom fans, girlfriend fans, Buddhist fans, career fans, CP fans... Behind each title, it may represent the real demands behind star chasing, far from being brainless, fanatic and sexual fantasy objects can be summed up in one sentence.

If fan circles are an ideal world that fans are working hard to build, then this ideal world has begun to have a deeper intersection and collision with every real individual with flesh and blood and the daily lives of fans.

Among the star-chasing group, female fans dislike male fans lazy, while male fans feel annoyed. In terms of enthusiasm for voting and generating electricity for love, straight male fans have much lower motivation than female fans. Compared with female voting workers who do mechanical sports, straight males are more keen on writing short papers.

Whether it is Mingming or other male fans, they are a little disdainful when it comes to doing data. Although they have experienced the baptism of fan circles and male fans have a certain understanding of the connection between data and resources, they still feel that such mechanical and repetitive work cannot show their talents.

Every small group has its own sense of superiority, and male fans are no exception. In Mingming, female fans usually write short papers, generally all the rainbow farts, any works have won any awards, how difficult it was to dream in the early years, etc., and they focus on sentimentality.

The male fan's short papers combine data, theories, and examples. Some technical experts even build models or write programs to recommend their idols.

Obviously, when I recommend Idols, I often combine it with the current entertainment industry phenomena. Sometimes I hear others flattering his articles, and I am even happier than successfully recommending my idol.

Compared to the selfless and selflessness of female fans and completely binding themselves to their idol values, male fans are obviously more inclined to find their own independent existence during the star chasing process.

Some male fans will join other idols and even support organizations of their opponents as double pushes, secretly poaching. As for the situation where male fans often say that they love internal fighting, it clearly stated that this is indeed the reason why male fans find it difficult to form a huge and stable organization like female fans.

There are always a few people who spend money silently. As men, who don’t want their voice to leave their names?

And who can be much better than who?

The infighting between female fans often revolves around different opinions about idols, such as fans only or CP fans. The infighting between male fans often has nothing to do with the idols themselves, but more of a group of men fighting for the right to speak and camp position.

This time, Ding Xu had a new impression of the entertainment industry or fan circles, and he had new insights into the confusion he had not understood before.

The so-called idol is actually an entertainment industry product. Fans are willing to spend money and time to vent various negative emotions that have been surging for a long time. As for the others?

Is there any problem with spending money?
Chapter completed!