Korean men in the 25-35 demographic, with few job prospective, housing price way out of their reach and having endured compulsive military service, pushed Rollin, because Brave Girls frequently visited military bases to cheer the soldiers.
They thought they were doing something by pushing Brave Girls which were obscure, and were thinking they were making a difference. A cruel practical joke played by disenfranchised men in Korea.
Wow that's sad.
I mean, at least their ineffectual venting took the form of a harmless pop song instead of... A reactionary politician I guess.
Really interesting insight BTW.
I know Laboum are getting a similar bump now, and I know that they're frequently playing to the military too.
I do wonder if the frustration will boil over into something more serious. Our problem in the west started with... Video-games? And that just seemed harmless and weird at the time.