A woman takes a picture of a billboard wishing happy birthday to a K-pop singer Jimin at the subway in Bangkok. - Reuters
BANGKOK, Nov 2 (Reuters): From raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for Thai protesters to inspiring the youths who join demonstrations through dances and social media, K-pop fans have emerged as a potent political force in Thailand's anti-government movement.
Earlier this year, K-pop fans in the United States surprised many people by using their social media power to raise funds for Black Lives Matter and to sabotage a re-election rally for President Donald Trump.
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