떼창
ttechang
떼창 (ttechang): when the whole crowd sings along
떼창 (ttechang) is a mass sing-along, the moment an entire concert crowd sings together. Meaning, origin, examples and how it differs from fan chants.

🎤 Meaning
A mass sing-along: the whole audience singing a song together, often loudly and emotionally. Korean crowds are famous for it, and visiting foreign artists often mention it.
Origin
떼 (tte, “crowd” or “flock”) + 창 (唱, “singing”).
✍️ Examples
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후렴에서 다 같이 떼창했어.
Huryeom-eseo da gachi ttechang-haesseo.
Everyone sang the chorus together. -
한국 관객 떼창은 진짜 유명해.
Hanguk gwangaek ttechang-eun jinjja yumyeonghae.
Korean audiences are really famous for singing along.
💡 Usage tip
떼창 is the crowd singing the lyrics. 응원법 (eungwonbeop) is the scripted chant shouted between lines. At a concert you’ll often do both in the same song.
Sources
- Stories of the Koreans: Culture of 떼창 (ttechang, sing along) storiesofthekoreans.substack.com
- khere: Concert in Korean: Fanchant, Seat, Lightstick, and Venue Words khere.app
Origin: storiesofthekoreans.substack.com
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