Screenshots of the conversations between Lee Kwang Soo and fans on Bubble have been circulating on social media and online communities. In these messages, some users were seen making comments like, “Do you even know me?” and “You’re interrupting me while I’m using my phone.”
Rather than getting annoyed, Lee Kwang Soo responded with his trademark humor, saying, “I got the wrong idea,” and “Be careful of smartphone addiction.” His amicable personality, familiar to viewers from variety shows, shone through on Bubble, causing the exchanges to quickly go viral online.
Bubble is a fan communication platform that requires a subscription and allows users to receive messages from their favorite celebrities for a monthly fee. The messages are delivered in a format similar to a private messenger, creating a sense of having a personal conversation.
Despite the attention Lee Kwang Soo’s interactions on Bubble received, some fans noted that certain users were crossing the line with their jokes. Screenshots depicting people using overly casual language or making mocking remarks due to his approachable nature led to discussions about the importance of respecting boundaries, even in jest.
These paid fan communication platforms aim to foster a closer connection between artists and their fans. Consequently, there is an emphasis on users recognizing the distinction between being friendly and being disrespectful.
Fans expressed concerns with comments like, “Just because Lee Kwang Soo responds well doesn’t mean people can say whatever they want,” “Being friendly is different from being rude,” and “Artists are people too, so fans need to respect boundaries.”
Sources: Nate