5 Times Idols Surprised Fans By Responding To Them On Social Media

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K-Pop fans always leave messages for their biases without giving it a second thought, but sometimes those lucky fans might actually get a reply from their favorites.

Check out 5 times idols went above and beyond for fans by personally responding to their messages below!

1. K.A.R.D

A fan asked, ” which KARD member do you spend your time the most?”

#KARD #SOMINWe usually spend most of our time togethe #wearetheone 😍 https://t.co/7BvRDJ312O

— K.A.R.D (@KARD_Official) February 24, 2017

Here a fan tweeted, “Based on ur prior personal experiences of struggle with ur body & self-esteem, do you have any advice for others?

#KARD#BMlove yourz-j.cole’s lyrics is perfect answer for this Q. this song got me thru some of my worst times. https://t.co/BhmDvMmllX

— K.A.R.D (@KARD_Official) February 24, 2017

This fan said “Do you know what is the diff. between cheese and somin? Cheese melts in my mouth but Somin melts in my heart ”

#KARD #SOMINOh my god…😘 looks like me and you have something in common ❤💕❤ https://t.co/r6cIkIr3P8

— K.A.R.D (@KARD_Official) February 24, 2017

2. Park Bom

Bom responds to tweets constantly! She is incredibly sweet and always looking to interact with fans.

@_iish21 I want to say thank you arab fans~~just wanted to let u know that I really really love u guys~~~❤️❤️❤️🍀🐘🐻👍

— Bom Park (@haroobomkum) February 15, 2017

3. BTS

BTS constantly interacted with fans back when they were a smaller group.

@zelokiddo hi i am a man

— 방탄소년단 (@BTS_twt) February 21, 2013

4. DAY6’s Jae

Jae’s entire Twitter account is him interacting with fans…constantly!

Tweets by Jae_Day6

5. CL

Even CL doesn’t let her massive popularity prevent her from responding to fans.

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