What does bombing the streets mean?

Bakujie, an Internet buzzword, refers to the extremely fanatical pursuit of their favorite idols and actors by Japanese groupies.

The word "bakugai" comes from the Japanese word "Explosion", which is a manifestation of the extremely fanatical pursuit of their favorite idols and actors by Japanese groupies.

Before 2010, the term "street bombing" was not common among the general public in China, but was widely used among star-chasers in major entertainment circles. Due to the rise of some Japanese idols and actors, "street bombing" Culture began to spread rapidly in China.

As people diversify their choices for entertainment media channels with the development of the Internet, people’s views on entertainment stars are becoming more and more personalized. In this era of increasing personalization, street bombing, as a fanatical way of entertainment and star-chasing, has gained more and more loyal followers.

Breaking the streets actually means that fans gather at places where celebrities make public appearances, such as airports, TV stations, film crews, etc., and try to get as close as possible to the celebrities to seek interactions, autographs, photos, etc., and send out screams and slogans, etc. Square shape representation. Street bombing not only embodies the fanatical emotions that fans have for celebrities, but is also a way to pay tribute to and express their love for celebrities.

Notes on street bombing

Street bombers are often fans who bring homemade placards, posters or birthday gifts from celebrities to chase stars in their free time or holidays. A place where I hope to grab my own memories and souvenirs.

Some people even take time off and wait in line for hours in order to have the opportunity to contact and say a few words to celebrities. Some celebrities also attach great importance to and respect the fanatical pursuit of fans, and will take photos or sign autographs for fans at the appropriate time, which strengthens the belief in love in the hearts of fans.

However, there are also many problems and risks in chasing celebrities. Since crowd gatherings are not allowed in public places, street bombings often cause major and minor incidents, and fans also face safety issues caused by crowding, stampedes and other factors.

What’s more, street chasers are often provoked and threatened by lawless people. Some paparazzi and passers-by who are fishing for law enforcement have seized the popular gathering places, even though the fans and celebrities are tired of it. Hard work but nothing gained.

Therefore, although street bombing is a way of entertainment and star chasing, it is loved by more and more fans, and it is also a way for fans to show their feelings to celebrities, but we also need to know how to respect the opinions of others. And while maintaining their own safety, they carry out decent behavior of bombing the streets and chasing stars.