SEVENTEEN Has A Second Fandom You Probably Haven’t Heard Of—Here’s All You Need To Know
When thinking of SEVENTEEN‘s fandom, you may immediately think of Carats. However, they have a second fandom that you might’ve never heard of and actually makes perfect sense for the group.
While Carats support the group’s music and helped earn SEVENTEEN’s “Million Seller” status not once or twice but five times, the other fandom doesn’t have anything to do with the group’s music at all.
Their second fandom revolves around their variety show GOING SEVENTEEN. Since the show is so popular, there are viewers who enjoy the show on its own—separate from the group.
Because they’re such casual fans, they’ve set themselves apart from the main fandom by growing into one of their own and even have a name that’s acknowledged by SEVENTEEN themselves. They’re called Cubics, which Pledis Entertainment personally thanked alongside Carats in a recent announcement regarding the show’s brief hiatus.
[NOTICE] Thank you CARAT and CUBIC for all your love this year for <GOING SEVENTEEN> 🙏
<GOING SEVENTEEN> will return after a seven-week break on Wednesday, February 9, 2022🙌
We look forward to your continuing love and support 🥰
— 세븐틴(SEVENTEEN) (@pledis_17) December 15, 2021
Seeing the fandom being acknowledged alongside Carats made many people happy to be seen. All Cubics aren’t just everyday people, either. Many idol groups such as THE BOYZ, CIX, and CRAVITY have expressed how much they enjoy GOING SEVENTEEN and have imitated some of its funny scenes.
Regardless of which of SEVENTEEN’s fandoms one belongs to, fans can all agree on one thing: GOING SEVENTEEN is an entertaining show that brings out the members’ funniest sides and is extremely missed whenever it takes a break.
7 weeks… no GoSe… carats and cubics 😿 pic.twitter.com/GBtyeQHVTl
— woozi best producer (@leejihoonfairy) December 15, 2021
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