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직캠

jikcam

직캠 (jikcam): the fancam that follows one member

직캠 (jikcam) is a fancam, a video that follows a single member on stage. Learn where the word comes from, examples and related terms.

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📹 Meaning

A fancam: a video focused on one member during a performance. Fans watch them to catch facial expressions and dance details that group camera angles miss.

Origin

Short for 직접 찍은 캠코더 영상, “video shot yourself with a camcorder.” It started with fans filming concerts. Music shows now post official single-member cams too, and those are also called 직캠.

✍️ Examples

  1. 이 직캠 조회수가 천만이 넘었대.
    I jikcam johoesu-ga cheonman-i neomeotdae.
    They say this fancam passed 10 million views.

  2. 직캠 보고 입덕했어.
    Jikcam bogo ipdeok-haesseo.
    I became a fan after watching a fancam.

💡 Usage tip

얼빡직캠 (eolppak jikcam) is a close-up cam that stays on the face. 직찍 (jikjjik) is a photo you took yourself. Always check a venue’s filming rules before recording.

Sources

Origin: en.wiktionary.org

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