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How K-Pop and Indie Art Pop Use Nostalgia to Sell Reunions and Distance
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2026-02-22
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How BTS’s Arirang and Mitski’s haunted teasers reveal how nostalgia and distance drive modern pop narratives—and what creators and fans should do next.
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