GOT7's BamBam, NCT, TWICE, and more K-pop acts reign over Twitter Spaces since its launch

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GOT7's BamBam, NCT, TWICE, and more K-pop acts reign over Twitter Spaces since its launch

The K-pop takeover is simply unstopptable on Twitter.

The social media platform recently revealed that K-pop acts comprise three out of the top five most listened-to Twitter Spaces, with GOT7's BamBam placing first.Β NCT and TWICE came in third and fifth respectively, with the former being the most listened-to Space during beta testing before the feature's launch in May.Β 

BamBam set the record on 9 June, where he hosted an interactive Q&A with fans during promotions for his solo debut mini-album, riBBon.

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Additionally, TWICE was the first K-pop girl group to host a Space, where they held an 'After Party' session following the premiere of their latest mini-album Taste of Love.Β 

On the other hand, NCT was the first to jump on the Spaces bandwagon, becoming the first K-pop act to use the platform when it was still in beta testing back in March.Β 

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Numerous other K-pop artists have also joined the platform, including LOONA, 2NE1's Sandara Park, and ENHYPEN, signalling its expanding reach to fans. Many of these acts have also used Spaces in tandem with Twitter's #Blueroom function, which allows artists to host live Q&A sessions in real time.Β 

Additionally, online K-pop concert series KCON:TACT also held the first K-pop talk shows on Spaces, with KCON:TACT 4 U performers like SF9's Taeyang and P1Harmony's Intak joining in.

Spaces is among the recent wave of live audio apps that have emerged onto the market, including Clubhouse, Stationhead, and Spotify's Greenroom, just to name a few.Β  Β