ARMYs are glad they weren’t mentioned in the Most Negative Fanbase list
BTS fandom ARMY celebrated success after UberFacts released their chart of the “most negative fandom online.”
Here’s what happened.
UberFacts publishes “positive” and “negative” fanbase charts online, ARMYs react
On March 4, the informational social media platform UberFacts published the “most positive” and “most negative” fandoms that have ever existed online.
The most positive fan bases on Twitter pic.twitter.com/PbJFLfkJFv
— UberFacts (@UberFacts) March 4, 2023
The data collected was based on the words and actions used by users online, which is all positive or negative. One Direction took the lead in the whitelist, followed by Daddy Yankee, Taylor Swift, Shawn Mendes and Justin Beiber. On the negative list, Rihanna’s fanbase took first place Navy, closely followed by fans of the first-person shooter Call of Duty.
The most negative fan bases on Twitter pic.twitter.com/HyevT1PF9Y
— UberFacts (@UberFacts) March 4, 2023
Many netizens shared their thoughts on the graphics. Most of them received mixed reactions as the data collected by these fan bases could overlap with the behavior of some fandoms and felt the graph was inaccurate.
However, the ARMYs of BTS fandom were surprised that they weren’t listed, especially in the Negative section. With the results not revealing their fanbase, ARMYs immediately celebrated the occasion.
(Photo: BTS BIGHIT OFFICIAL INSTAGRAM PAGE)
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Additionally, some were even surprised to see that none of the K-pop fandoms are included in either ranking despite being active and passionate on social media. Every fandom has their share of bad apples and that’s an irrefutable fact.
ARMYs celebrate after UberFact’s ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ fanbase charts were revealed
Despite having an impact on the K-Pop scene, being the biggest K-Pop fandom is not without its challenges, as ARMYs are often criticized by non-K-Pop fans for their “toxic behavior.”
(Photo: Twitter | @bts_bighit)
Judging by the UberFacts charts, ARMYs have proven to be one of the most affectionate fandoms and are finally free from the “toxic” claims made about them.
ARMYs celebrated the occasion, declaring how happy they were with the results and even congratulating each other on their “first win”!
(Photo: BTS BIGHIT OFFICIAL INSTAGRAM PAGE)
BTS is known for their songs with meaningful messages and positive affirmations. This is just one of the aspects that ARMYs admired so much, and along with the influence, it didn’t take long for the fandom to develop a positive nature as well!
See her comments below:
Armies are free! 😭
— Samantha (@Hyunjun50367236) March 6, 2023
Armies are finally beating toxic fandom claims pic.twitter.com/DbiUpbllAK https://t.co/xw7av0LORY
— Liv⁷ on the street 𐐪🪞𐑂 (@skooliviaffair) March 5, 2023
WE ARE FREE ARMS https://t.co/3Ou81lXZxR pic.twitter.com/oPFgbkDT4y
— keke⁷ on the street 🪞 (@stallseok) March 5, 2023
Armies were not on the list. were free https://t.co/UnR5765DM8 pic.twitter.com/1fnJDwEHJ1
— Lux⁷ 🪞 (@jmblze) March 5, 2023
ARMIES 1. VICTORY https://t.co/Ie0xqsudZN pic.twitter.com/nh3eZz2fSI
— ✶ ON THE ROAD (@iiTWlCE) March 5, 2023
What’s your reaction to ARMY’s celebration? Do you belong to a fandom? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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