
Anti-nostalgia in the form of cultural criticism. Investigating the (d)evolution of fan culture and communities, contextualizing the rise of stans, with focus on corporate strategy and group dynamics.
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Welcome to Fandom Exile, your destination for anti-nostalgia fandom research and cultural criticism.
While I was scrolling on Twitter, I came across a video from Instagram that was being mocked and shared widely. It was a woman who...
Fan (stan) meltdowns are a dime a dozen and not always worth talking about. When BTS fans turned on the scrobbling site Last.FM recently, I hoped that someone else would cover it and came in clutch, summarizing the situation succinctly, an...
On June 19th, the band Brand New announced a 20th anniversary tour for their album The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me. The responses on social media were swift and severe. “If you go to this tour you should consider redecorating your ho...
There has been a lot of concert discourse lately, and since I already commented on the state of undersold tours two years ago—before someone coined the catchy clickbait term ‘blue dot fever’, but not before it was a noticeable occurrence—I...
Heated Rivalry’s Hudson Williams has had enough. He responded to a fan on Threads who was analyzing his song choice to prove something about his relationship with co-star Connor Storrie. Real Person Fiction (RPF) fans refers to those who th...
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Fandom native and former stan, investigating the history and (d)evolution of fandom and the spread and impact of stan culture. Available for consultation, commentary & commissions.
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