Ashley

Ashley is a K-pop fandom expert based in California. Ashley has been a K-pop fan for almost 6 years and creates content related to K-pop fandom, lifestyle, vlogging, unboxings, and more on social media. Her number one favorite K-pop group is Ateez. She is a K-Pop Cup Sleeve Host, hosting birthday events for idols across the Bay Area. Ashley is also a Decal Facilitator, providing a student-taught course that facilitates discussions about BTS. She is currently a student at the University of California - Berkeley, studying Media Studies and Political Economy, and is dedicating her time to gaining experience in marketing and entertainment.

Education

  • BA, Political Economy, UC Berkeley
  • BA, Media Law and Policy, UC Berkeley

Professional Achievements

  • Appeared in the Netflix series Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE

Certifications & Organizations

  • ATEEZ Bay Area - Event Host
  • Next Generation Leaders: BTS - UC Berkeley Decal Facilitator

Favorite Piece of Advice

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Forum Comments (6)

Who are your favorite K-Pop boy groups?
My number one favorite K-pop group is Ateez!
Why did Woojin leave Stray Kids?
From my understanding, Woojin had controversial allegations that led to him leaving the group.
Who are the best 5th gen K-Pop groups?
The best groups, in my opinion, are Cortis, Alpha Drive One, Illit, and LNGSHOT!
WHATS UR FAVE KPOP GROUP/ SOLO KPOP ARTISTS STAN
My number one favorite K-pop group is Ateez!
Is Katesye a Kpop group? Let's discuss
This is a really hard question because I think this is very controversial, and I don't think there's a direct yes or no. I would say they're a global girl group, but they were made with the K-Pop formula. So they went through the survival show process, and there's a whole show on this on Netflix called Popstar Academy. They went through the training process, went to Korea, and went through the same classes as K-Pop idols, but they're marketed towards a global audience, and they're based in California. And I think that they don't follow the same strict guidelines as K-Pop because they are allowed to have relationships and they say bad words more openly than regular K-Pop idols. But I would definitely identify them as a global girl group rather than K-Pop.
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