

Extend Weverse Platform to Include All K-pop Groups
The Issue
Have any of you K-pop fans out there felt frustrated that you have to use so many different apps to talk to your idols? Or had to download a different app for every idol group you stan? If so, then this is your petition!
As a dedicated fan of K-pop, I find myself juggling multiple apps just to stay connected with my favorite idols, such as Stray Kids, Ateez, and Monsta X. This not only fragments the fandom but also makes it difficult for fans like me to fully engage with our beloved artists. Weverse is a popular platform that has successfully brought together several K-pop groups and their fans in one place. However, many other groups are still not included. This is a huge problems for fans with limited storage or other issues dealing with apps or budgets. They would not be able to connect with all their favorite idols if they have to download multiple apps to do so.
The Korean Wave or Hallyu has seen an unprecedented surge in global popularity over the last decade. According to the Korea Foundation's 2018 report, there were approximately 89.19 million Hallyu (Korean Wave) fans worldwide across 113 countries (source: Korea Foundation). With such a vast fanbase scattered around the globe, it is essential that we streamline our communication channels for better interaction.
By extending Weverse to include all K-pop groups, we can create a more unified and accessible space for international fans while also reducing app clutter on our devices. This will allow us greater freedom to support all of our favorite artists without having to navigate through numerous different platforms.
In conclusion, we urge Big Hit Entertainment - the company behind Weverse - to consider this petition seriously and take steps towards including all K-pop groups on their platform. We also encourage other companies to consider using Weverse instead of their own platforms. Sign this petition if you believe in creating a more inclusive space for all K-pop fandoms on Weverse!
The Issue
Have any of you K-pop fans out there felt frustrated that you have to use so many different apps to talk to your idols? Or had to download a different app for every idol group you stan? If so, then this is your petition!
As a dedicated fan of K-pop, I find myself juggling multiple apps just to stay connected with my favorite idols, such as Stray Kids, Ateez, and Monsta X. This not only fragments the fandom but also makes it difficult for fans like me to fully engage with our beloved artists. Weverse is a popular platform that has successfully brought together several K-pop groups and their fans in one place. However, many other groups are still not included. This is a huge problems for fans with limited storage or other issues dealing with apps or budgets. They would not be able to connect with all their favorite idols if they have to download multiple apps to do so.
The Korean Wave or Hallyu has seen an unprecedented surge in global popularity over the last decade. According to the Korea Foundation's 2018 report, there were approximately 89.19 million Hallyu (Korean Wave) fans worldwide across 113 countries (source: Korea Foundation). With such a vast fanbase scattered around the globe, it is essential that we streamline our communication channels for better interaction.
By extending Weverse to include all K-pop groups, we can create a more unified and accessible space for international fans while also reducing app clutter on our devices. This will allow us greater freedom to support all of our favorite artists without having to navigate through numerous different platforms.
In conclusion, we urge Big Hit Entertainment - the company behind Weverse - to consider this petition seriously and take steps towards including all K-pop groups on their platform. We also encourage other companies to consider using Weverse instead of their own platforms. Sign this petition if you believe in creating a more inclusive space for all K-pop fandoms on Weverse!
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Petition created on November 28, 2023