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“Even though the language, country and culture are all different, we can still connect as one through music,” singer Joshua Hong told the crowd after performingSeventeen drew a smaller crowd than proceeding acts on the stage, but many of those who came to check them out sang, waved and danced along even without knowing any of the songs. Loyal Seventeen fans, who are called “carats”, lined the front row.
“The crowd was so good... It was kind of, like, this is what Glastonbury’s all about, and everyone was just having fun.”The K-Pop industry, which involves rigorous training in dance, singing and language skills, has produced bands like BTS and Blackpink who are increasingly appearing at Western festivals, having won international fan followings.