TWS’s Dohoon Shots to #1 in December Rookie Idol Brand Reputation Rankings
TWS's Dohoon has topped the December brand reputation rankings for individual rookie idols, as revealed by the Korean Business Research Institute. See what the data means for K-Pop's 5th generation.
TWS member Dohoon has secured the top spot in the individual brand reputation rankings for rookie idols for December. The Korean Business Research Institute announced the results, which were determined through a big data analysis collected from November 4 to December 5, highlighting the fierce competition among K-Pop's newest stars.
According to the institute, the rankings are a product of analyzing consumer participation, media coverage, interaction, and community awareness indexes for various rookie idols. Dohoon's surge to the top of the list demonstrates a significant spike in his brand power and public engagement since his debut with the Pledis Entertainment group.
These brand reputation rankings are a key metric in the South Korean entertainment industry, designed to measure an idol's influence based on online consumer habits. The analysis includes positive-negative sentiment, media interest, and the volume of communication, often influencing casting decisions for endorsements and broadcast appearances.
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