usually, how many songs do u need to like from an artist to call yourself a fan?
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tetetete
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If you mean how much of their discography you have to like before you’re considered a stan/fan, I don’t have a number per se, because some groups/artists have more songs than others, but I’d say if you like somewhere around 80-85% or more of their discography, you’re fine to use the fan label. Not an exact percentage, but I think that roughly sounds right to me. For a stan, I’ll up the percentage to 90-95% or more. No matter how much you love the group or artist, you’re allowed to have songs you dislike from them. However, if you’re a stan and hate more than half their songs, I’ll be really confused.
If you mean when I considered myself a fan/stan of certain groups I stan, I forget exact numbers of most things, but for BLACKPINK, I think it was most of their discography (I’ll guesstimate about 20 songs), for Stray Kids it was 10 or 15 or something like that and for Dreamnote, it was about five or six songs. This is listed in the order I stanned them, so I guess for my more recently stanned groups, I don’t need to hear as many of their songs before I’m a stan/fan.
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I'd say it should be over half. Like 70 percent or so.
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tetetete
Changed the title of the thread from “how many songs do u need to like from an artist to call yourself a fan?” to “usually, how many songs do u need to like from an artist to call yourself a fan?”. -
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I don't think there's a hard number for that. If you like many of their songs and if you're at a point where you look forward for their upcoming releases, maybe you are a fan? At least for me, being a fan is a decision and you should only be the one to set the rules for yourself.
Also, same, I became an ARMY because of LY series.
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I liked them since Sixteen, so they didn't even have a song yet
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aah interesting
personally, i hadn't checked out bts earlier discography when i called myself a fan
If you even want to, you could be specific and say you are a fan of their later work or a fan of their early work.
Like with The Beatles for example, their early songs were more simple. Both instrumentally and lyrically (cutesy lovesongs, you know?), but later down the line, they started experimenting more adding different instruments, sound effects, sounding editing, etc. and delve into more philosophical type lyrics (LSD and hippie stuff haha). So you can see how their first halfish of their career could appeal more to someone or vice versa depending on their taste.
As a sidenote, the increasing instrumental complexity led to the lads to stop touring, or was at least one of the factors beacuse at the time, these complex songs were more difficult to perform live. That and touring was very exhausting (George was the most sick of it and the others got tired. I think Paul wanted to go on for a bit, but gave in to stopping too). I could write on about the Philippine gov leader being rude to them too and other controversies but that's another tangent for another time LOL
Anyways, to jump off my wiki dump, yeah you can be very semantic if you want to But the "fan" label leaves room to interpretation so that's fine if you're stricter or loser about it. :)
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so thats roughly 30 songs
RIP Blink fandom
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4-5 title tracks also mean 4-5 albums
so do u need to like the bsides too or is that not a requirement?
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i loved their personality too plus they were touring, so there were concert snippets all over my insta
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yes for me
however it will change if the next song suck
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Or just one if it's Whiplash
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I dont listen to bside if possible
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Same
And when I realised I love all of their other hundreds songs too, I knew my blood has turned purple
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Honestly there's no set threshold for me. Sometimes one album can convert me into a fan and sometimes I need several albums. There are also artists where I like a lot of their singles, but I'm just not interested in digging into their discography so I wouldn't really call myself a fan because like I wouldn't go see them in concert or something like that.
I think in order to really move into the fan zone that I need to feel some kind of connection as some level. It's difficult to exactly put into words though.
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For me It's not about the quantity. I stanned BLACKPINK and ITZY with 2 songs in their career since they impacted me in their rookie year, meanwhile I love almost Twice's and Red Velvet's whole discography, follow the music since they were rookies and I'm not their fan, nor interested to be more than a casual listener in the future either.
This is because for me to be a fan, more than liking a lot of songs, I need to feel emocionally atractted and interested in the whole package of the group.
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almost all songs (70%-80% of songs)
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you are irrational !!
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you are irrational !!
well can't always be the rational selfmate
even I get irrational once in a while
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well can't always be the rational selfmate
even I get irrational once in a while
i dont think my reference worked well
i meant that since pi is an "irrational" number
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