Livestreaming idols must be on their best behavior or face the wrath of fandoms

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Jaechan of boy band DKZ is in hot water - because of who he subscribes to on YouTube.

On Saturday, the singer was having a livestream session to communicate with his fans on Naver V Live. During the session, what appeared to be his laptop screen was streamed live, showing that the YouTube account he was logged in to was subscribed to a channel

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I will admit I go through fazes of youtube, I will watch the videos posted here, and then get back out, other times I will go into youtube and scroll down my recommendations and watch things. Very Seldom do I look at who I am subscribed to since I thought I knew who I had. About 3 months ago I started to realize there were videos on my recommendation that I had no clue where they came from, only to realize I had about 4 sites I didn' t remember subscribing to under my subscriptions. I have since un-subscribed. So I must of watch something and maybe subscribed and don't remember, or I accidentally did it when I went to hit the Download button on something that button is right next to subscribe.

This is were it become a grey area I think for the idols, fans want to see more and more of their lives, and then get upset if the idol is doing something that they don't like, and the idol gets criticized, then other's do not do any of it and they get criticized for not interacting with the fans. I do feel bad for some of the idols they are sometimes in the "Damn if you do, or Damn if you don't" situation.

I also believe they should have private time just to sit back relax, unwind, be themselves, go out with friends, do what they want, without being judged every minute, they shouldn't have to work 24/7.