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5 Interesting K-Pop Lightsticks
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5 Interesting K-Pop Lightsticks

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January 25, 2023

It is fun and rewarding, as a fan, having your official K-Pop lightsticks. Like a cherry on top, you can easily distinguish fandoms through these merchandize. With the growing popularity of idol industry internationally, companies are now forging to promising designs and audience-repertoire whatnot.

As these glowing electronic accessories takes drastic demand in full-swing, innovative and quirkiness factors are also at stake. Well, to give you a rundown of the most eye-catching lightsticks there is out there, here’s my humble list:

5 Interesting K-Pop Light Sticks

iKON’s Konbat

Deemed to be a clever version of lightstick-you-can-have-a-square-up, iKONICs are truly blessed to get a title of their own with Konbat. The currently 6-member boy group, iKON, raised the bar of snatching the best official bong for a Korean idol group.

With flaring tone of red and orange, the Konbat is electrifying to have a grip with. Bright it is to see the prominent ocean of scarlet during concert tours. Jamming to tracks like the bass-heavy, RHYTHM TA, we can all agree its baseball bat peg as very much fitting.

Dreamcatcher’s MongMongie

Another of those extraordinary bongs is the MongMongie of the girl group, Dreamcatcher. Gothic inspired with a hint of countess aura. The lightstick holds the record as the longest of all in K-Pop. I guess that’s a feat only InSomnia can successfully retain into.

Exuding a mystic from the get-go, MongMongie can be both alluring and deceiving. Well, in fact there is its box where all inclusions are stored looking all hypnotizing. Serve to speak in volume, you should be warry as this bong can be as long as one mall story. Shocking, right?

BLACKPINK’s Bbyongbong

Hit you with that hammer bong! BLACKPINK’s lightstick has the squish to die for. With Bbyongbong as their signature pink ocean, BLINKs standout the crowd of sparkles every award shows. Softness, chic design, ergonomic functions, you name it, the pink bong has everything.

Of course fans don’t have the same take on to the purpose of the lightstick, but, who knows? Maybe JISOO do pertains naming it Bbyong way beyond the extent of fans using it to smash each other. Quite that effective amidst VIP mosh pit if I’m being honest, just kidding.

Cherry Bullet’s Cherry Gun

What? A gun designed lightstick with cute features? I mean, that’s definitely straight out of a fandom’s wildest dreams. But, hey, it is Cherry Gun! Clever enough to be a signature among Lullets, this Cherry Bullet bong is the definition of too good to be true.

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From its cool complimentary colors of red and white, the Cherry Gun is almost identical of a high-performing water toy sprinkler. Fully conceptualized, it will be your next impulse buying item, if it happens that you’re down collecting K-Pop girl group merch.

Hanbin’s Binbong

New from the list is Hanbin’s Binbong, astounding at first glance this lightstick has a very interesting story to tell. Remember Bimbo? The precious character to ever exist on animated film? Yup, the merchandize is basically influenced by the very gist of Inside Out. Collecting as we store core memories of life and its beauty.

Colorful, the lightstick offers happiness and comfort to every ID, worldwide. Shimmering in a diverse vibrant of orbs, the bong symbolizes a thing. That after all struggles and hustles, sure, there will always be an ephemeral bliss we can be thankful of.

New to stanning? What fandoms do you belong to? Perhaps there’s a lot of bongs that haven’t made this cut. Nonetheless, these accessories doesn’t define our means of giving love as a fan. Owning a lightstick or not, we can all be our fav’s number one no matter what.

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Hiroshi Bagason Allera is a covertly non-conformist writer who loves K-Pop. Fond of writing lifestyle and entertainment, music, and stories of greater masses. Hiro sees through the fun of life and creates pieces using the power of words and a little bit of beneficence.

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