1. Caffeine is your best friend
If you’re not residing within Korea you can be rest assured that when a group is set to release their new comeback material that you’re either going to have to be awake all night or wake up super early. And let’s just say in this case, it’s best to give yourself a dose of caffeine! After all, you wouldn’t want to miss that new music video drop.
2. Mark Your Calendars
From music videos, teasers, and concept photos, to the actual album release, the lead up to a group’s comeback is not easy. With so many dates crammed together, especially if you’re a stan for more than one group, there are times when comebacks can overlap. So to avoid confusion of what is dropping when make sure that you mark it down on your calendars!
3. Watch Out for Pre-Orders
To get the most bang for your buck, often times pre-orders are the way to go. Not only do you get the best prices, but there can also sometimes be pre-order benefits such as additional photocards or more special limited edition photocards too.
4. Prepare for Social Media Onslaught
When comeback season approaches you can be rest assured that you’re going to see all related content everywhere on your social media. From certain hashtags to reels, there’s no stopping the hype when it comes to a long awaited comeback.
5. Streaming and Voting
A big part to a group’s success when it comes to a comeback is the streaming and voting. From the weekly music shows to mega award ceremonies, every single stream and vote counts. So make sure you’re prepared with a strong wifi connection.
6. Fan Projects
Comeback season isn’t just the busiest time for an idol, but for their respective fans as many fandoms in light of the comebacks will set up fan projects all around the world. From something as simple as a cup sleeve project to even a photo exhibition, there’s no end to the extent in which fans go through to display their support for their artists.
Which comebacks are you excited for? Drop them in the comments section below!
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