Rediscovering the idols: K-pop idols behind the mask

Jennifer M. Kang

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In 2011, the SMTOWN Paris concert, featuring the roster of singers under the SM Entertainment label, became a media sensation after European fans protested at the Louvre Museum for additional ticke...

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