Slang
덕후 deokhu
덕후 (deokhu): Korea's word for a superfan
덕후 (deokhu) means a devoted fan or enthusiast. It comes from the Japanese word otaku, and it gave K-pop fans words like 덕질 and 성덕.
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Slang
입덕 ipdeok
입덕 (ipdeok): the moment you fall into a fandom
입덕 (ipdeok) is the moment you become a fan. Learn where it comes from, the famous 입덕 영상 ("entry video"), and its opposite, 탈덕.
Slang
덕질 deokjil
덕질 (deokjil): everything fans do for love of their idol
덕질 (deokjil) is fan activity: streaming, collecting albums, going to concerts and more. Meaning, origin, examples and how to use it.
Slang
성덕 seongdeok
성덕 (seongdeok): the fan whose dream came true
성덕 (seongdeok) means a successful fan, someone who met their idol or turned fandom into a career. Meaning, origin, examples and a usage tip.
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탈덕 taldeok
탈덕 (taldeok): when a fan leaves the fandom
탈덕 (taldeok) means quitting a fandom, the opposite of 입덕. Learn the meaning, common reasons fans give, two examples and how to use it kindly.