There is a strange phenomenon in the fan circle: a group of fans named "insulting fans" insult idols in the name of love.
Recently, the conflict between several artists and "insulting fans" has intensified, which has aroused heated discussions about this phenomenon.
In the past, we only saw fans who were not allowed to say bad words about idols, but now fans have begun to chase stars while abusive, what is going on?
"Humiliation chasing" - a new way to chase stars?
During this time, the word "insulting fans" has been on the hot search many times.
First, SNH48's Zuo Jingyuan posted on Weibo, revealing that she was overly criticized by some people who claimed to be fans, and finally couldn't bear to reprimand "insult fans".
Recently, artist Tian Jiarui filed a lawsuit against a "insulting fan" and became the first person in domestic entertainment to complain about insulting fans. 
can make artists so angry, what kind of people are they who "insult fans"? "Insulting fans", as the name suggests, refers to fans who are abusive and chasing stars. On the one hand, they expressed their love to the artists, all kinds of boos, and on the other hand, they put forward dissatisfaction and demands, even in the form of insults. In the strict sense, "insulting fans" will question the artist's business ability, belittle the artist in various ways, and use the next three languages, such as "cheap" or "table" and other words to describe the artist. 
Although at present, the main public confrontation with "insulting fans" is still artists with less traffic. But in fact, the group of "insulting fans" is very large, and many celebrities with large coffee positions and good popularity among passers-by also have a lot of "insulting fans". Liu Shishi, Ni Ni, Deng Wei, Gong Jun, Zhao Jinmai and other high-traffic stars with good popularity have a lot of "insulting fans". 
In the eyes of most normal fans, "insulting fans" can almost be equated with "black fans". But there is a clear difference between the two: "insulting fans" will pay attention to the idol's every move, and will also throw real money for the idol**; And most of the "black fans" just take pleasure in verbally criticizing celebrities, not true love. 
"Insulting chasing" is not the same as "standing up and chasing stars". "Stand up and chase stars" refers to equal and rational star chasing, objectively evaluating and facing up to shortcomings, which is a healthy star-chasing mentality. But "insulting chasing" is a suppressive debasement of artists, and even deliberately provoked to express love by insulting idols. 
Most netizens are also quite puzzled by Arkestar's various operations of "insulting fans". 
So, what do "insulting fans" think, and what are they trying to do? 
What is the psychology of insulting fans? The desire to control and over-reliance on artists is one of the reasons for "humiliation". Many "insulting fans" regard chasing stars as an important part of life, and the scarcity of the stars themselves has further spawned the possessiveness of fans. Even if they are dissatisfied with the star, even if the star collapses, they can't find other emotional sustenance, so they begin to have complex emotions of love and hate for the star.
Kevin Lau also has some fans who think that the starting point is "loyalty is good for deeds", hoping that idols will become better. In fact, this can also be seen as the embodiment of extreme Chinese parental thinking in the fan circle. "Insulting fans" has a kind of "I fan you, although you are very bad, but I can't ignore you" psychology for artists, so he manages the sky and the earth every day in the name of being good for idols. In their logic, "beating is kissing, scolding is love", and it is precisely because they love you and hope that you are good that they will scold you and "spur you".
The "insulting pursuit" behavior of the cube beast can also be understood with the mentality of "the consumer is God". To some extent, the images and works of idols are gradually being seen as commodities. In the view of "insulting fans", since they have spent real money for their idols, they can naturally judge and treat idols according to their own hearts.
Of course, there are also some fans who vent their dissatisfaction with their lives in the process of "humiliating and chasing" and gain a sense of superiority and authority. They vent their pent-up emotions by judging others and outputting vicious remarks, and they gain pleasure and satisfaction. When the object of evaluation is a familiar artist who is admired by many people, they will also have a sense of superiority and authority in their hearts: you are all praising him, but I can scold him.
Kevin Lau's "humiliation" may also be motivated by the pursuit of social identity and a sense of belonging. In some social ** and fan groups, moderation of "bad advice" to idols may be seen as a sign of "loyalty", which can win the recognition and support of other fans. This can make "insulting fans" feel that they are part of the group, so as to gain a sense of belonging and security.
Sun ProjectActually, in addition to "insulting fans", there are also various unheard of fan types. Why are netizens' star-chasing ideas becoming more and more "wonderful"?
Why is the idea of chasing stars getting weirder and weirder? Previously, fans could be divided into three main categories: "unconditionally sought after", "more rational" and "hated iron but not steel". Now, more and more bizarre fan types are emerging. For example, "clay plastic powder", also known as "reverse Su powder", they like to feminize male artists and treat male artists as girlfriends and sisters.
There is also a "life fan", which does not require the idol to be very productive or good, as long as he can see him alive and healthy, he will be satisfied. Some netizens concluded: The mentality of "life powder" is quite Buddhist, just like raising a traveling frog, as long as the frog comes back occasionally, it would be better if you could bring back two **.
There are also fans of various subdivisions, who like each "part" of the idol by disassembling it: leg powder, hand powder, eye powder, ** powder, walking powder, ......Why are there more and more forms of fans, and the idea of chasing stars is becoming more and more incomprehensible?
The diversity of Yec*Yourz fan types reflects the complex attitudes towards star-chasing in society to a certain extent. After watching too many celebrities collapse and knowing that celebrities have a daily income of 2.08 million, in the case of a bad economic environment, fans' mentality towards celebrities is becoming more and more complicated. Once upon a time it was all the ...... of deification, love, and likingNow it has become a complex relationship of Buddhism and love and hate.
Nowadays, "madness" has completely become an accurate adjective for the social atmosphere, and it has also had an impact on star chasing. There are more and more "crazy dramas", which have gathered the following three elements: the good reputation in the early days of the drama, the elusive plot direction and the comprehensive collapse at the end.
The operation of some celebrities is also similar to the "crazy drama". Fans are like facing a lover who is considerate for the first time but emotionally unstable after dating, reluctant to break up, and continue to be together without seeing each other"**. In this case, it is also difficult for fans who are "fooled and lame" to maintain emotional stability, and it is not difficult to understand that they are "crazy" and have a strange way of chasing stars.
In this era of information, idols have also become diversified, and the collision and integration of different fan forms and star-chasing ideas will further give birth to more new fan types. Fans can more easily find each other, form communities, share information, and express opinions. Different social platforms may attract different fan bases, resulting in a diversity of fan forms.
Everyone has their own unique interests, hobbies, and life experiences, which also influence how they choose and support their idols.
The relationship between celebrities and fans is unique and complex.
It is not only built on the simple of worshipping and being worshipped, but also involves a complex network of emotions, identity, interactions, and cultures. This kind of relationship goes beyond the traditional sense of personal relationship, it is a dynamic interaction between groups and individuals, including not only fans' attention to the personal life of celebrities, but also the identification of their works and images.
The relationship between celebrities and fans also needs to be maintained by both parties. Fans chase stars rationally, do not deify, do not belittle; Celebrities respect the choices and support of their fans and give back to them as much as possible. Both sides should recognize that each other exists for a common love and purpose, not to create strife and conflict.