[theqoo] Knetz crack up at a fan clap guide for fans at a recent NU'EST concert, as screaming in concerts is banned in Korea at the moment

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Source: https://theqoo.net/index.php?m…2&document_srl=2254592658

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Because fans are now allowed to scream or make noise during the in-person concerts, NU'EST have decided to design a unique "fan clap guide" for concertgoers, instead of the classic "fan chants" that usually happen during K-Pop shows!

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After day 1 of their concert, fans have now reported back with their experience of how it went using the fan clap guide! It turns out, the fan clap guides were shown on screens in front of seated areas the entire time, so they didn't have to be memorized:

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Even when the artists aren't performing, loud screaming or yelling is not allowed. The words on the screen below read, "No screaming." So to make up for the usual "Don't cry! Don't cry!" chant that would usually happen during this moment... the fans decided to clap to the beat of the usual chant:

Some comments:

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"This looks so fun!"

"It's like playing a rhythm game at the concert kekekeke. I'm pretty good at those, so I would be good at this!"

"I want my idol to do this at the concert too!"
"I would have started laughing at myself in the middle kekekekeke."

"I guess this is another interesting memory to have from the COVID era."

"Well now this feels like a serious mission kekekekeke."

"I missed some of the beats TT."

"It's a real life rhythm game kekekekeke."

"But how are you supposed to even watch them perform if you're trying to get the claps right kekekekeke."

"Superstar PLEDIS in real life kekekekeke."

"I wanna try it kekekekke."

"I was all nervous thinking I was gonna be the only one to clap at the wrong time!"

"It's like they're giving you an exercise to do at a concert kekekeke."

Knetz are also calling it clapping-karaoke!

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This funny but creative either way a good time

People were so worried because the guide dropped a day before the first day of concerts and there was no way anyone would memorize it but it was on the screen the whole time and from what I've heard, everyone had fun participating in the clapping!