As the name implies, "professional fans" take being fans as their profession, and being fans is their source of income. Professional fans make money in idolatry. Recently, there have been media reports that stars pay for "professional fans" and members of full-time fan groups organize various means to promote them. A Hangzhou "professional fan" whose online name is "Braid" even set a reward standard for his fans: "50 yuan has a hoarse voice and tears all over his face 100 yuan. If the player advances, she will get a bonus. " A junior high school student who has just joined the fan base of a boy group told reporters that all the students who are generally called "professional fans" are college students. They are "high-level" and close to the team of star agents, and they can get star signature posters, concert tickets and fan club information for free. And small fans like themselves can only pay for activities. "To engage in an activity, you need to buy uniform advertising shirts and light sticks; In addition, transportation expenses, poster and light sign making expenses, taxi fees used by idolize, etc. Must be divided equally. " It is understood that "professional fans" can not only get "salary" from the stars, but also earn "price difference" from the daily activities of the fan base, and most of the members of the fan base are students who are studying in junior high school, high school or even primary school. Some of them "support" idols in ways unimaginable to ordinary people with an almost paranoid attitude and spirit; Others join the army of fans with a profit-seeking mentality, and making money becomes their purpose of "raising" and "idol". Han Hong, a CPPCC member and singer, also understands this phenomenon. She said that "professional fans" originated from some talent shows. It is "selfish" for stars to spend money to hire "professional fans" for hype. "Stars should set an example. After all, you are a public figure that everyone pays attention to. You should set an example for children who like you and guide them to develop in a good direction. " "Professional fans" is also a senior fan leader who told us that the most common and common thing is to hold posters and shout names to create momentum for players. In fact, in the past, TV stations often used this trick to create effects, but it was not as common as it is now. This is why a very ordinary player, but many people join in the audience. These "fans" are what we call "temporary workers". Once the contestants have a rally or something, we will practice. The Internet said that "50 yuan was screaming at the top of his lungs, and 100 yuan was in tears", but it was almost the same. Haha, this is a junior professional fan, so it's only tens of dollars. Comparatively speaking, the medium-sized "professional fans" have much higher technical content. Their task is to post on popular websites, make personal web pages and blogs for players and expand their influence. The people who are engaged in these two types of "job powder" are mainly college students. They have more time and are interested in stars. Online quotation 250 yuan/day, actually not so much. The top "homework powder" should be like us. We can keep close contact with athletes and organizers. They coach fans, organize canvassing parties, make promotional materials and contact other players' fan groups. For example, I am responsible for running a clothing processing factory and customizing a unified "fan suit" before each game; Go to the advertising company to do publicity materials, organize members to go to the program, and hold a canvassing meeting in the street. A "fan base" is different in scale, establishment time and income. No matter at what stage the player enters the competition, there will always be fans, but the longer the player plays and the more famous he is, the more income we will get. The production cost of club suits is around 40 yuan, but it is generally sold to members in 50 yuan, and the price is higher for non-members. If we can sell 100 pieces, our net income will be 1000 yuan. The profits from selling luminous sticks, banners and other activities are also very considerable. "Fans" from other places, we also undertake the business of buying tickets, among which we can earn a certain price difference. A "fan group" of about 300 people generates a membership fee of about 50 thousand yuan a year. Plus other income, at least 2000 yuan a month. A survey of famous draft fans: it is not surprising to deduct membership fees. Babel (a pseudonym), the year before last, "Come on! My hero, a fan leader of a popular player. He told reporters that there are about 8,000 fans in their city, and the internal division of labor is very clear. "Different groups are responsible for managing accounts, buying sporting goods, communicating with TV stations and players themselves, summarizing the daily news of supporters on post bars, communicating with fans of other players online, and even posting them to other players undercover ... Although there are many members, they can really get things done. Babel proudly told reporters: "Many of them are' elites', and we all have graduates from famous universities and bosses of foreign companies. Giving money is not a problem. "In response to a number of media reports that" homework powder "collects money, Babao responded:" This kind of thing is not surprising among fans.' Pink Head' is so busy that even if the membership fee is deducted, everyone will not say anything. "The reporter learned that some" homework powders "collect money by deducting membership fees and selling promotional materials, and their monthly income is not less than several thousand yuan in the peak season of the draft. Newcomer fan survey: "spending money on wine" is not a secret. For newcomers in the entertainment circle and players who have just participated in the draft, "spending money on wine" has become an insider unknown to outsiders because of its serious lack of popularity. Participated in the hype this year, "Come on! A female fan of a contestant in Shenyang Division of My Hero told reporters: "During the audition, his parents found me and several other friends and classmates of the contestant and asked us to cheer for the contestants on the show." Give us 100 yuan for each game, and reimburse posters and leaflets twice. The louder the voice, the better. Every time you enter the next round, the reward doubles. "It's a pity that he was eliminated soon, otherwise I could' catch' a lot!" The girl said regretfully. Because the period for newcomers to become famous in the entertainment circle is longer than that for talent show artists, some brokerage companies have also begun to "spend money to earn money" and arrange fans to create a "warm" atmosphere. The propaganda director of a record company told the reporter: "Generally speaking, children can come over by giving an album to the roadside;" There's nothing I can do when I really need to be serious-if anyone can' get excited' and cry, a few hundred dollars will be hers. "serious" fans: "homework powder" makes idolization complicated. The person in charge of a talent show artist fan group in Shenyang who participated in this newspaper told reporters yesterday that he had withdrawn from the fan group. " Every time an idol comes to Shenyang for publicity, I spend one or two hundred yuan. As a student, I really can't afford it. Also missed class, very tired every day. "She told reporters that she only paid attention to the draft because she felt that idolization was a little fulfilling." I will feel very happy to see my idol succeed step by step, but now I find this happiness is getting farther and farther away from me. Busy with meetings during the day, voting and posting at night ... I don't want to be a' work fan', I just want to be myself. "She revealed that there is no" job powder "in Shenyang's fan base that takes making money as its" duty "."But even if they vote hard for idols and post "job powder" that delays their work and rest, won't it become a tool for some people to pursue interests in the end? Work powder is making idolization more and more complicated ... "Professional fans-paid" speculators "talent show trained a group of fans and gave birth to a professional" fan "organizer-"homework powder. " I played a key role in the vigorous operation of the' fan group' because the draft players became popular. A "job powder" told reporters. Now, some "fan groups" have promoted the promotion and pursuit of players to the level of brokerage companies. As a "professional fan", Xiao Huang (not his real name) is employed by a talent show that will enter the finals this week. He keeps close contact with the contestants and organizers. They organized "fan groups" and canvassing parties to increase the popularity of the contestants. Xiao Huang told reporters: "Generally, a' fan group' should be formed at the beginning of the sea election, and everyone should be responsible for leadership, finance, publicity, planning, procurement and organization. "The TV station pays him a monthly salary, and after the two-month draft, he has an income of 10,000 yuan. Post bars and forums are "battlefields" for fans. Xiao Huang said that he spends a lot of time online every day. Our team is responsible for collecting print news and pictures and sending them to major portals and forums. One is responsible for collecting video information of players for download; The other is responsible for making and maintaining players' personal online blogs. "However, Xiao Huang thinks that plain news can't attract people's attention, so it will also explode in the post bar." Many people like to eat vegetables eaten by insects, which are considered as healthy food without pesticides, and so are players. It can only be true if there are flaws. Therefore, we will also expose the players' material' in order to help them improve their popularity. "He also revealed that because he served the program group, he also listened to the instructions of the program group and avoided some" key protection players "when speculating negative news. The senior fan leader of "Saite" is also called "Pink Head". A "professional fan" told reporters: "To organize a complete professional fan group, an experienced and capable" fan head "is the key. "According to him," Pink Head "is usually employed by a player himself or his relatives or friends, or a" fan "with real economic strength and organizational ability. The reporter interviewed the fans of several popular players in Good People-Yingying, Starlight and Luck. Some of these "pink heads" are part-time and some are full-time. "Starlight" told reporters that she had a job, but after the competition started, she found that she could not take care of both "Pink Head" and her job, so she decided to resign. During the interview, several fans were "busy" and kept calling. "Pink Head" introduced their busy work to reporters: "Pink Head has no income, but the workload is very large. First of all, we should arrange the work of various departments and post in the post bar every day. Organize' fans' to participate in various activities, such as airport pick-up, meeting, etc. Often report to the publicity and public relations of the program group; Run a garment processing factory, order uniforms, lights, billboards, and organize members to go to the streets to canvass. " "Pink Head" said that because he can work for his favorite idol, he will come through thick and thin. In return, they can have a reputation among ordinary "fans", as well as "welfare" such as calling idols and having a light meal from time to time. CPPCC members: It is immoral for stars to hire professional fans. They should be banned. After seeing the fans' fanaticism about idolization at the airport, Chen Fang, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a member of the Central Committee of the Democratic League and dean of the School of Life Sciences of Sichuan University, shook his head. "It was a working day, and a group of children ran to the airport to pick up their idols without class. I really can't understand! " Recently, there have been constant media reports that some stars spend money to hire "professional fans", and members of full-time fan groups organize publicity for them in various ways. A Hangzhou "professional fan" whose online name is "Braid" even set a reward standard for his fans: "50 yuan has a hoarse voice and tears all over his face 100 yuan. If the player advances, she will get a bonus. " It is understood that most of the members of the fan group are students who are studying in junior high school, high school or even primary school. Zhang Shiping, member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and secretary of the Secretariat of the All-China Women's Federation, recently pointed out that it is immoral for stars to hire "professional fans" and then use "professional fans" to encourage small fans to idolize. "The relevant departments of the state should ban this kind of behavior." Professional fans dominate fans who are "My Show" one day and become "My Hero's Meal" the next day. In China, how many "work fans" are employed by various "star-making companies" and "entertainment companies"? This question is not only for the author, but also for those who employ, brew and use "professional powder". I'm afraid there will never be an answer. "We won't reveal the names of the stars or their privacy." This is the ethics of making money that professional fans abide by. However, in the entertainment circle, is the existence of professional fans as moral as the way they make stars? The earliest "homework powder" appeared in the super girl competition. According to insiders, there was once a super girl who began to lose popularity. When she entered the finals, she hired a professional fan to do news for her and release news to her. Sure enough, she soon gained a good popularity. Yes, in this era of overnight fame equals to overnight wealth, no matter how great a person's artistic potential and artistic level are, he can't be famous without hype, and leaving hype is equivalent to being unknown in the entertainment era from now on. Investing in "job powder" and hiring "job powder" for hype is obviously much cheaper, faster and more effective than "being famous by packaging and spending money on text messages" in the past. Some people have come to a conclusion that the entertainment market has entered an era dominated by fans. It sounds like a conspiracy. The fool-like entertainment mode has created the fool-like entertainment pleasure demand of the public, and also created the entertainment freak that "one Zhang Ziyi is worth 10,000 Confucius". In this era, it is difficult for a true master of art to become famous. The level of artistic appreciation of fools created by fools' entertainment needs a group of stars, whose highest artistic ideal is to please the audience on our entertainment stage. From the perspective of human nature, the demand for entertainment is an instinctive demand, and the best way to meet this instinctive demand of human nature is to "get together" and "boo" behind everyone. Facts have proved that the more people cry for it, the more people and things will be moved. If one person in the crowd holds different views on something that everyone likes, he will not be happy. On the contrary, he will be drowned by the "white eyes and saliva" that people despise. The appearance of professional fans has just grasped the weakness of human nature, made use of the public's blind obedience to the public, and made the public lose the most basic judgment on entertainment, art and stars, and fall into the trap of so-called popularization, which is like parroting. The root of the problem is that when our entertainment stage is full of so-called stars made by professional fans, what kind of entertainment art level has this star made by money speculation created? If Chengdu's professional fans are still idolized, the booming professional fans in China have become an industry, even with strict grades. The bottom "blue collar" is to gather popularity at the scene. "White-collar workers" are responsible for posting support posts or news on forums and websites, contributing to entertainment media and attacking competitors. These people are mainly college students with a little literary talent. If they have enough jobs, it is not a problem to earn three or four thousand a month. The "Golden Collar" refers to the fan management personnel, who mainly coordinate and organize the fan groups for the organizers. The money they earn mainly comes from the artists' agency, sponsors and even the artists' relatives and friends. If you can talk about cooperation with an artist agency, you can earn tens of thousands of yuan a month.