r/kpophelp 21d ago

Unsolved Monthly 'Who's this?' & Merch Auth. Post - July 2026

5 Upvotes

Welcome to the Monthly Artist Identification and Merch Authentication post!

Instructions

  • Search first! Please try other methods of identifying your image if possible. Google Lens/Reverse Image Search or Dupli Checker are available options. We know results can be unhelpful, but please make an attempt with these kinds of tools first!

  • You might also be able to find more specialized help in specific artist subreddits or those with a specific purpose. Make sure you check the rules of any subreddit before you post or comment asking for help!

  • Make comments with included images of artists you need identified or merchandise/signatures you would like authenticated in this post.

  • In the same comment, state your purpose or question clearly for the help you are seeking.

  • Please acknowledge or thank at least one helper who provides an answer in reply to you OR edit your original comment to state you have been helped to signal to others you do not need further assistance.

Rules

  • DO NOT troll or intentionally deceive fellow users
  • DO NOT derail or wander far off-topic. This is not a general discussion post. Stay focused on requesting or providing help! Mods may lock or remove threads that extend beyond the point of helpfulness.
  • If your question is not answered in a previous Monthly post, feel free to comment again in future posts until you are able to get help.

You may also provide feedback for ways we can test/improve handling this type of content in the subreddit here or through modmail. Thank you for your patience while we figure out what system will work best for us!


r/kpophelp Apr 02 '24

Meta Shadow Bans on Reddit: Everything you need to know! (Info, Links, & Tips)

32 Upvotes

We created the original post in response to seeing so many members of our community becoming Shadow Banned for no reason. We noticed these bans became especially extreme around 2020/2021, probably as Reddit ramped up the use of sitewide filters to manage the influx of bots, spammers, and purveyors of disinformation. Some improvements to the accuracy of the filters appear to have been made since then, but our info post has proved useful to our community as well as moderators and users across the site, so we'll try to keep versions of it refreshed and accessible. Version 2.0 is here!

Mods around Reddit are welcome to link your users here if you feel it will be helpful to them. r/ModGuide also has an excellent post from 2021 with suggestions specific to moderators.

- r/kpophelp Mod Team!


READ THIS FIRST!

For those who want the simplest info/advice, read the following:

  1. We did not Shadow Ban you and we cannot remove your Shadow Ban. Subreddit Moderators do not have the power to do anything about Shadow Bans.

  2. Your Shadow Ban is likely the result of Reddit's sitewide automated bot/spam filters.

  3. Only Reddit Admins can remove your Shadow Ban. We are not Reddit Admins.

  4. Go to https://www.reddit.com/appeals to check the status of your account. If there is a problem with your account, there is a way to directly message Admins at the same link to try to get your Shadow Ban or Suspension removed.

  5. It can take roughly 1 to 2 months for Admins to assess your Appeal. Do not expect any notifications or feedback from Admins until then.

  6. If you are looking for more detailed information about Shadow Bans to the best of our knowledge as moderators, continue reading below!


What is a Shadow Ban?

A Shadow Ban is a type of sitewide account ban across Reddit. When a user's account is Shadow Banned they are not notified. They can continue to browse Reddit, make posts and comments, and use Reddit like normal. However, their posts and comments are automatically removed as soon as they are made, making them invisible to anyone else. A Shadow Banned user's profile is also invisible to any other users or moderators. This means a Shadow Banned user often has no idea they have received this kind of ban.

Note that users who are Suspended are notified by Reddit and given more information about whether their suspension is temporary or permanent. Again, this is only something Admins have control of. Moderators do not.

Why are users Shadow Banned?

It can be helpful to know the difference between Moderators and Admins to understand what is happening.

  • Moderators (subreddit volunteers) can only ban you from the individual subreddits under their care based on the rules they have set for their own communities. If you have been banned from a subreddit, you can no longer post or comment in that subreddit only. This is not a Shadow Ban.

  • Admins (Reddit employees) can Shadow Ban or Suspend users across the whole site. They have set many automated filters to help catch spammers and bots, which will apply Shadow Bans or Suspensions to those suspected accounts to assist human Admins from needing to do this all manually.

As far as we can tell, the purpose of Shadow Bans is to quietly make spammers and bots disappear into a void without their awareness. Reddit is constantly inundated with malicious bot rings trying to spread bad links and other nefarious spammers. The site's filters are always running in the background to automatically catch and remove any posts or comments made by them. Shadow Bans are applied quickly and broadly to keep normal users as safe as possible from their garbage.

But this automation means Shadow Bans can also affect normal users with false positives. If you have received a Shadow Ban, but you know you aren't a bot or spammer, it can be very confusing. You are not alone. This happens to many normal users. No one is out to get you, you have just accidentally triggered Reddit's automated filters.

How do I know if I’m Shadow Banned?

This is something you can check on your own with any of the following methods:

A. While signed in to your account on Reddit, go to https://www.reddit.com/appeals.

B. In an incognito browser window, open a link to your profile (https://www.reddit.com/user/yourusername). If it says anything like, "user not found", "page does not exist", or "Sorry, nobody on Reddit goes by that name", then you are Shadow Banned or Suspended.

C. r/ShadowBan or r/ShadowBanned are subreddits specifically for checking your account.

D. Self-awareness. You can pay attention to certain signs that you might be Shadow Banned:

  • Your posts do not show in the subreddit 'new queue' within a few minutes of posting.
  • Your comments almost never show up in posts and might say [Removed].
  • When you look at your own profile/history, many of your recent comments/posts have only 1 karma.

ONLY if you have tried the methods above and still have confusion, you may message us directly. Remember, we are just the moderators of this subreddit. We did not cause your Shadow Ban. We cannot remove your Shadow Ban. We do not know why you received a Shadow Ban. Beyond the information in this post, we can only make an educated guess about your specific case if you provide information about the age of your account and activity. Otherwise, we are as clueless as you.

BUT, we can give you absolute confirmation that you are, or are not, Shadow Banned. We get a note in our Modmail interface in clear red letters telling us that a user is Shadow Banned when they contact us, which is the most direct indicator available other than the official Appeals link. Keep in mind we are the mods of r/kpop's ecosystem. If you're here from communities unrelated to K-Pop, let us know when you message if you’re comfortable with that! Message the Mods to get a yes/no confirmation of a Shadow Ban on your account.

I am Shadow Banned. What should I do?

https://www.reddit.com/appeals

This link above is the only way to remove your Shadow Ban. If your account is normal it will tell you so. If you have a Shadow Ban or Suspension, it will give you the option to message the Admins to make an appeal. We have seen many users successfully restore their accounts this way, sometimes within a day or two. It's basically your way of signaling to Admins that you are a real person, not a bot/spammer, and you have good intentions as a user on their site. We have also seen appeals take much longer to be granted. Most seem to take at least one month to hear back from Admins.

Some users don’t mind having a Shadow Ban because they only use their account to lurk, which is fine. You don’t have to do anything. Some users abandon their account and make a new one. Be careful doing that because Ban Evasion filters are also active and might trigger a Shadow Ban on any new accounts if you are using the same device or IP address.

We recommend that Shadow Banned users do not continue to post/comment once you know there is a problem with your account. This applies all across Reddit. You are likely wasting your efforts by doing so. Many subreddit moderators will not bother to check their spam queue and will not approve your posts/comments, so they will never be seen. In some subreddits like here in r/kpophelp, the mods are paying more attention. We will sometimes manually approve posts/comments of users who are seeking or offering genuine help and unknowingly have a Shadow Ban. We also try to let you know if you are Shadow Banned, but this creates a lot of extra work for us, which we can't always afford to do.

Please help us by being proactive, checking your own accounts if you suspect an issue, and not continuing to post/comment until you know you are no longer Shadow Banned.

If your appeal to the Admins is successful, your profile, comments, and posts will become visible again to other users and moderators. You can check your account status with the same methods listed in the section above. Sometimes if a user has been very active on Reddit for a long time before their Shadow Ban it will take longer for all their previous posts/comments to be approved again. This is also an automated process, but it can be slow, so you can expect it to take a week or two to get everything back to normal again.

Tips to avoid being Shadow Banned

Remember the automated Shadow Ban process is looking for bots/spammers and is triggered by that kind of suspicious behavior. Here are some things you can do so your account does not look like a bot.

  • When creating a Reddit account, don’t use the automatic username generator if possible. Those names usually look something like word-word-5678. These are common indicators of bots. Set your own name instead. If you’ve already made an account with an auto-generated name, take extra care to check if you are Shadow Banned!

  • Customize your profile: Snoovatar/banner, description, email verification (if you're comfortable with that).

  • Have patience! When you make a brand new account on Reddit, wait at least 24 hours to post/comment anywhere. Upvote comments/posts you like and maybe 'Join' some subreddits that interest you, but try not to do much else. The most common false positives we see are completely new users that make posts/comments quickly in subreddits that have new user filters to keep out trolls or bots. By waiting, you can prevent triggering these filters.

  • Before you start posting or commenting in a subreddit, READ THE RULES. Every subreddit has its own rules. If you break them by doing something wrong or having bad conduct, your posts/comments may be reported by other users and removed by the moderators. Doing this multiple times on a new account can trigger a Shadow Ban. Be considerate of where you are and what you are doing there!

  • Especially here in r/kpophelp, be careful of what links you include in your comments/posts. Try not to use shortened urls because they can disguise links to bad sites or affiliate links. Try to use the long form of links as often as possible and avoid using anything like these: youtu.be, pin.it, t.co, bit.ly, goo.gl, tinyurl.com.

  • A note for r/kpop: a huge Shadow Ban generator over there is when we have AMAs. They attract a ton of brand new users who then immediately comment dozens of times in the same AMA post. This triggers the filters like a bot would. If you want to participate in an AMA with a new account, make it early at the time of the AMA announcement post and follow the points listed above. Then try to limit the amount of comments you make in the actual AMA to only a few at most. We’ve even had big AMA guest accounts get Shadow Banned in the middle of an AMA, which is a nightmare. That goes to show it can happen to anyone and is equally frustrating for us moderators!

  • If you use a VPN, you might get Shadow Banned or Suspended by default. Check your account status!

How does this relate to r/kpophelp?

The nature of this subreddit is fairly simple. It was designed to take the burden off of r/kpop since lots of K-Pop fans had questions about the industry or were looking for music/artist recommendations and that subreddit was becoming overwhelmed with such posts. So this subreddit was built with a very focused mission as a space to get help and provide help with our fellow fans. That means we’re pretty small as a community and not a good target for bots/spammers.

And yet, us moderators noticed lots of users showing up as Shadow Banned here. They weren’t causing problems. They were providing help and recommendations in comments or were posting sincere and thoughtful questions. Some of their usernames were recognizable as regulars previously active in the larger K-Pop ecosystem on Reddit. Obviously, something was wrong. This is what sparked our initial interest to figure out how the Shadow Ban system worked and what to do about it.

After confirming with Admins that we could provide guidance to users, we tried to pay extra attention to what was happening, what kinds of accounts seemed to pick up these bans, what activities might be triggering filters, and what Shadow Banned users shared with us about their experience. Everything we’ve learned is now gathered here in hopes it will help others.

There are a couple primary reasons we think r/kpophelp users are affected in a higher proportion and are being seen by Reddit’s filters as bots or spammers. One is that it's common for users to make a brand new account just because they are trying to identify a K-Pop song they heard recently, post to ask for help immediately, and then comment rapidly when replying to other users as they search for the song. Another is that users here will frequently put tons of links in their comments or posts as they offer recommendations or educational references. And furthermore, some of those links might be shortened urls (from YouTube, Pinterest, etc) or domains which Reddit really doesn't like.

Thus, the most common uses of our subreddit, which are totally normal and expected from our perspective as moderators, can trigger Reddit's automated Shadow Bans designed to catch bots. But knowledge is power and we hope what we’ve learned will help you keep your accounts in good working order!


Thank you for taking the time to read through and inform yourself!

Happy Redditing!


Further Resources


r/kpophelp 2h ago

Explain Idols and living in their private houses

14 Upvotes

I've been a kpop fan for over 7 years but there was always a one thing that confused me: idols houses and living privately.

I'm talking about groups that are popular in Korea and aren't rookies anymore (like aespa, Twice, BP, IVE etc.)

So I know after some years members usually live apart in separate houses/apartments. There is my quesion: how do they manage to live in private while going out (probably) very often? I mean, they have to go to grocery store or do daily, human activities in their free time. How do we not get hundreds of photos of idols near their homes everyday? Or maybe they live in celebrity neighbourhoods? They're just casually walking on the sreet? Is it just uninteresting to Koreans?

And I know there were incidents of ppl finding addresses or trying to broke into their houses (Jungkook case) but... I always felt like it would've been more common? Esp for big BIG groups. Those situations feel like an exception, not rule.

Yeah, it is possible to compare it to local celebirities from my country but idk, they're not kpop idols who are worldwide famous, fansites also don't exist, fans aren't that invested into them 🤷🏻‍♀️ so I think it is a different case.


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Recommend Trying to Get Into K-Pop, But Haven't Found Much, What Should I Listen to as a New Listener?

16 Upvotes

Ive been trying to expand my music taste and be more open minded into listening to K-Pop but from what I've listened to so far, I haven't found much based off K-Pop playlists I've been trying to listen to? Is there any good albums/groups that I should try that I may be interested in for a new listener? I haven't really explored that much and am willing to try.

I like basically anything whether it is ballads or pop, I don't really like very aggressive rap styles and I usually like when there are some genre bending from artists, such as Latin-Pop or other stuff like that. I also like songs/artists that have mostly relatable and meaningful lyrics. But I'll be open to listening to a lot just as long as it's not too bland or very overbearing.


r/kpophelp 4h ago

Recommend Unique Vocal Tone Songs?

10 Upvotes

Been into K-pop for a while (since 2nd gen) but as a casual listener and took a break between 2015-2023.

I am looking for songs from 3 to 5th gen idols that upon first listen the artist has a highly distinguishable voice/vocal tone/timbre? Not musically inclined so not sure if that is the correct term.

Examples: I recently heard a song with Haechan as I wasn't familiar with with him or his songs, he was so identifiable. Many YG artists like BigBang, Bom, CL, and LeeHi (not YG anymore nor Kpop but love her 4 Only album) have it. SHINee, Bibi, Hwasa, Jihyo, and BoA too.

If anyone has recommendations on songs, either as a solo or part of a group, where the identifiable vocal tone really stands out, would love a listen.


r/kpophelp 2h ago

Concert Do I need to show my passport at the concert venue entry if I am not going to Korea?

3 Upvotes

I apologize if this is a dumb question but I just want to confirm. I'm a Canadian going to ENHYPEN's concert in Tacoma, US. In Weverse announcements I often see how a passport is required to verify one's identity at concerts and I don't know if this applies only to Korea/Japan, or if it counts for the US as well because I am travelling internationally from Canada.


r/kpophelp 12h ago

Recommend best choreos for beginners to learn?

16 Upvotes

hello! i'm looking for kpop songs with choreography that would be good for a beginner to start with! i've never been the best at dancing but i really want to learn. i don't have anything specific in mind and am open to learning anything that you guys suggest! thanks for the help!


r/kpophelp 8h ago

Solved Trying to find music video!

6 Upvotes

After being headstrong with finding this music video all by myself I’ve finally given up and decided to ask for help!

For years this music video randomly pops back in my head once in a while and I spend maybe and hour or two trying to find it before giving up and forgetting about it, just to repeat the process over and over again.

I honestly have the vaguest memory of the video and no clue how the song even went so you’ll have to work hard with me on this one hopefully, so here it goes,

From what I’m remembering it’s a music video set at a school, there’s three prominent figures..(?, maybe there was a whole group trying to help the guy?) but the main guy was learning how to dance to impress a girl and I think he might have been competing with another guy.

That’s all. All I’ve had for years is just that small bit. My sister and I were pretty big fans of bts during 2017 so it was during the 2017/18 (maybe, maybe 2019 but I don’t think so) era that I watched it. We liked watching music videos and started to branch out from bts a little bit so I have songs I remember watching from the exact day if that possibly helps in some way..?

Those songs are Astro (breathless), Stray kids (awkward silence, get cool), pentagon (humph!, naughty boy, shine)

This really seems like a long shot to me but any help would be really appreciated, thanks in advance for any help :)


r/kpophelp 2h ago

Unsolved are there any jewish idols?

3 Upvotes

are there/have there ever been any jewish idols?

now that there are global groups i keep waiting to see any representation. the closest i can think of is lexie because her last name (levi) is jewish but i dont think she identifies as jewish. jewish includes ethnically jewish btw!

also, bc this is the internet and ppl lack nuance im talking about judaism the religion, not zionism the philosophy. this may sound irrelevant but im tired of ppl conflating the two when i bring up judaism in fandom spaces 😭


r/kpophelp 4h ago

Recommend What dances should I learn before Kcon LA?

3 Upvotes

Hello guys!! I haven't learned a new choreography in so long, but I'm going to the Hallyuverse RPD on Kcon day 2! I want to learn new ones because it has been a LONG. TIME. I have a list so far, and I just wanted to hear everyone's thoughts and suggestions, so let me know any comments or ideas on what songs I'm missing that are pretty essential. If you can't tell, I kinda only really care about girl groups lol

So far I have:
Dirty Work
Lemonade
Whiplash
Armageddon
Focus
Rude
Lemon Tang
Burning up
Ddi ro ri
Hit em
It's me
Do the dance
Jellyous
Metronome
Mamma Mia
Pretty Girl
Love Attack
Redred
Boompala
Iconic By Mistake
Pinky up
Catch Catch
404 (New Era)
Delulu
Unchild
Oxy
Drip
Hungry
Little Miss
Lucky=One

r/kpophelp 7h ago

Unsolved searching for specific music videos

3 Upvotes

I’m doing an edit and I’m tryna search for music videos that match the chorus of this song:

NCT WISH - Yo-I-don

• I want the music videos to be fast-paced
• Colourful & fun
• Mostly searching for boy group videos

Idk if it’s just me but it’s hard to find groups with that type of concept now, especially boy groups with like refreshing COLOURFUL visual concepts.

I already have those mvs for the edit:

Yo-I-don (edit)

(If you’re wondering why Savage, it’s bcs of the animation part that matches the one in Yo-I-don’s music video.)


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Recommend I'm looking for something new...

4 Upvotes

For context, I haven't listened to much KPop. I only really got into it because of KPop Demon Hunters... I've beaten that soundtrack to death and could probably rap the entire album minus the Korean parts verbatim. So I'm definitely looking for something that's like Huntrix. I've listened to BlackPink and have really liked that. I'm 24m if that matters. Trying to avoid boy bands unless they're more like BlackPink and less like BTS EDIT: my taste in music has been mostly metal, Rap, Punk, and some Pop for most of my teen years and my adult years.


r/kpophelp 9h ago

Recommend photocards with aquatic creatures/aquarium themed?

7 Upvotes

i have a few photocard holders that are aquarium themed and would love to have some photocards that fit the vibe. does anyone know any photocards that would fit this theme? i’m a multi stan so it doesn’t matter which groups/soloist they are!


r/kpophelp 5m ago

Recommend kpop groups with music similar to cortis, lngshot, triples & meovv

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i've been trying to stan more 3rd/4th gen groups but so far the only group that caught my eye was triples. does anyone know any other groups with music similar to theirs?


r/kpophelp 42m ago

Advice need any fancall advice! (withmuu)

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i just won my very first fancall and im excited but very underprepared LOL if anyone has had experience with withmuu able to give me some tips would be great !! fancall tips in general would be appreciated too~

here are some stuff im not very sure about
- for group calls, what is the duration for each member
- any info about the test call and how it works

also please drop some ideas of what i can say to them.. i have a few pointers but idk if its enough for all the members 😭 i would love to hear about any cute fancall stories hehe


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Advice Where in reddit can I find k-pop friends?

2 Upvotes

Hi everyone I like a bunch of kpop artists but I have no friends to talk about it so recommend where to find friends


r/kpophelp 19h ago

Recommend Kpop x Jpop collaboration songs

26 Upvotes

Any songs in where kpop artists and Japanese artists both collabed in one song together? It could be anything like kpop soloist x Jpop soloist or kpop group x jpop group.

Here are the ones I know so far:

Stray Kids and Lisa with Social Path

Felix and Lisa for Reawaker

Ateez and Befirst for Hush Hush

Any other collabs?


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Unsolved I need help with finding a kpop pov from tiktok

2 Upvotes

so basically I'm looking for a BTS TikTok POV from 2022. It had around 85 chapters. The first chapter used "Heartbeat" by BTS. Y/N's new neighbor was Taehyung, Jungkook was Y/N's ex, Jimin was Y/N's best friend and coworker. Jungkook had cheated on Y/N with Jimin. Taehyung's best friend Yoongi had supposedly died years ago, but Y/N met him in Paris and eventually learned he was an angel/ghost. The ending involved Y/N and Taehyung buying a house where Yoongi appeared as the landlord. Does anyone remember the creator or title? I have been trying to find it for so long now and I remember rereading it in 2024


r/kpophelp 13h ago

Unsolved Need help funding an obscure KPOP Company + it's groups

8 Upvotes

If y'all remember my last post, I talked about a group called Flow Sister. I originally heard about them from a youtuber named Ploopy678 with a video talking about low-viewed KPOP MVs. During the release of that video, around 2019, it had 4150 views.

When I checked and searched Flow Sister on YT, I saw it's MV with around 25k views under the channel "MEI Records". The problem? It was only uploaded 4 years ago, not 6 like when the original video talking about it was made. There was even a comment talking about it being a reupload.

This is where my question started. I searched up Flow Sister on Google and saw a KPOP Fandom page about them. I clicked it, and it mentioned a company named "WEF Entertainment". I tried to research more about the said WEF Entertainment, but nothing else showed.

Does anyone else know where I could find this obscure KPOP company, or atleast some more traces of it? That's all, bye!


r/kpophelp 1h ago

Unsolved Help with popular missing mashup channel? Oregamix

Upvotes

Hello! Not sure I'm posting in the correct forum or using the correct flair but hoping for some insight. I love Oregamix Kpop mashups and have been listening for a while and have (had?) many of them on my Kpop playlist. Very recently they posted the Blackpink every song ever ultimate mashup, which I loved and immediately added to the playlist. Liked the post announcing it as well as the video when it came out. But now I cannot find any trace of that mashup, that channel, that post, nothing, anywhere at all. It's not in my playlist, or anywhere in my like history, or anywhere on YT, no matter what I try to search. When I Google like "Does Oregamix still have a channel/lose the channel" etc, it tells me that the popular channel still exists and provides a link to the YT channel and the SoundCloud. When you follow the links though, they both say something like user not found/page doesn't exist. Anyone have any insight? Know if it got taken down for copyright strikes? Anything??? I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone with this mysterious missing channel that the Google robot is insisting still exists 🤣😭 I seriously loved their mashups so if anyone can shed some light, or tell me where I can still listen to them, I'd super appreciate it!


r/kpophelp 2h ago

Unsolved trying to find a girl group song from a youtube short (shazam didnt work)

1 Upvotes

saw a youtube short with no song name. its very upbeat and starts like “hey hey hey watch me now hey hey hey hey you cant stop dropping(?) hey (korean i dont know im sorry i can try to spell it out the way i hear if needed?) … whisper”

theres definitely multiple girls in the group, not that many? theres a couple short rap sections that start and end kinda abruptly- one goes something like “lipstick.. earring”

and then theres a great bridge and some great high notes like “hajiman majimaki something something ije naegepyeonaelgoelyaaaAAAAA ohhwoahh”

again i do not know korean i am so sorry for this long post ive been trying to shazam and google this song for an hour on repeat (theres also noise over the song so it wont shazam right)


r/kpophelp 4h ago

Concert BTS Lightstick Pickup/Boston???

1 Upvotes

I know I should’ve planned better and searched more about the BTS concert. Ps. this is my first concert ever with my mom and just wanted to fulfill her dream. I’ve read here and there that you can either buy or pick up the light stick when you’re on the venue. But I don’t see any pick ups available(such as Weverse) or maybe I’m looking at the wrong direction. The concert is going to be held at the Gilette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. Any help will do and I would really appreciate it😭.


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Explained Makestar Won't Let Me Add My Delivery Address

1 Upvotes

I've used Makestar before, the last time I used it was in 2022, before they changed the whole layout to their website, so it's been a while. Recently, I've gotten back and I'm trying to apply for WAYV's NYC Offline Fansign. However, I've run into an issue when I get up to the delivery address section on the check out screen. They don't have my address saved anymore so I need to manually put it down again, I've triple and quadruple checked if I filled out everything correctly and I have, but every time I hit apply, it tells me an unknown error has occurred.

I've attempted to circumvent this by manually applying my address on the My Page section as well, but I've been getting the error message, "Failed to Register Delivery Address". I've tried filling this out on various browsers from Chrome, Safari and Firefox and I continue to get the same pop-ups! I've tried resetting my cache and cookies to no avail as well. I even made a new account and tried on my computer and phone but I still got the same pop-ups. I've contacted support for help but I'm not sure if they're gonna get back to me as fast as I'd like since the event application deadline ends in two days!

If anyone can provide any help or any ideas to what I should do I would really appreciate it! Thank you and sorry for the yapfest!


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Merch Bunjang Global Shipping ?

1 Upvotes

Hi! So today I ordered my first item off of Bunjang Global using Paysable. It shows the order as in process and my payment went through, but I don’t think I was prompted to put in my actual address anywhere for them to ship it to me? Does anyone who has used Paysable know if I put it in once the item arrives to the warehouse? Or if I am supposed to find and put it in somewhere in the website itself?


r/kpophelp 5h ago

Advice Seeking Send Off Advice

1 Upvotes

Hello! I have my first send off experience coming up soon and I had a question.

I will be going with my friend and given that send off is random, I was wondering if it would be better to sit in the same row or different rows. Our plan was to possibly swap spots to divide the experience. I wasn't sure if this would work or if the staff allows you to move around in the barrier so we could find one another once we get in.

Any helpful advice is appreciated. Thank you all so much.