Moa (tomorrow X Together Fans)
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MOA is the vibrant global fandom of the K-pop group Tomorrow X Together (TXT), uniting fans through dedicated support, creativity, and ...Show more
Moa (tomorrow X Together Fans)
Bubble
Interest
MOA is the vibrant global fandom of the K-pop group Tomorrow X Together (TXT), uniting fans through dedicated support, creativity, and shared rituals.
Statistics
Estimated Global Reach
1.3M
Popularity
Medium
Regional Hotspot
Worldwide
Country Hotspots
KR
General Q&A
MOA is the global fandom of Tomorrow X Together (TXT), devoted to supporting the group through streaming, promoting, and fan-created projects, all while fostering a welcoming and creative community.
Community Q&A
MOA is the global fandom of Tomorrow X Together (TXT), devoted to supporting the group through streaming, promoting, and fan-created projects, all while fostering a welcoming and creative community.
Fans connect via social media platforms like Twitter, use group chats, and coordinate through organized streaming teams or during major events like comebacks and anniversaries.
Community Q&A
Summary
Key Findings
Collective Influence
Community DynamicsMOA members engage in highly synchronized streaming and voting efforts, showing coordinated global actions to elevate TXT's success, beyond casual fandom participation.
Emotional Anchoring
Insider PerspectiveMOA places deep value on emotional support and encouragement, creating a safe space that goes beyond music appreciation into genuine community care.
Identity Symbols
Identity MarkersUsing insider terms like 'OT5' and 'MOA Bong,' fans affirm belonging and status, signaling deep immersion in TXT's culture and reinforcing community bonds.
Ritualized Engagement
Social NormsFans perform synchronized cheers, fan chants, and hashtag campaigns as rituals that strengthen connection and showcase loyalty, making participation performative and relational.
Sub Groups
International MOA
Fans outside Korea, often organizing online and local offline events in their regions.
Korean MOA
Fans based in South Korea, often more involved in offline events and official activities.
Fan Artists & Creators
Subgroup focused on producing fan art, edits, and creative content.
Streaming Teams
Groups dedicated to organizing and participating in streaming TXT's music and videos.
Event Organizers
Fans who coordinate offline gatherings, cup sleeve events, and concert meetups.
MOA on Weibo
Chinese-speaking fans engaging primarily on Weibo and organizing region-specific projects.
Statistics and Demographics
Platform Distribution
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Twitter/X
24%Twitter/X is a primary hub for K-pop fandoms, including MOA, facilitating real-time updates, fan interactions, trending hashtags, and global fan projects.
Instagram
14%Instagram is widely used by MOA for sharing fan art, edits, and following TXT's official and fan accounts, fostering visual and creative engagement.
YouTube
14%YouTube is central for MOA to watch TXT's music videos, livestreams, behind-the-scenes content, and participate in streaming goals.
Gender & Age Distribution
Ideological & Social Divides
Community Development
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Insider Knowledge
Terminology
Greeting Salutations
Example Conversation
Insider
MOA, let's make forever moments!
Outsider
Huh? What do you mean by that?
Insider
It's a way MOA greets each other to express our eternal support and connection with TXT — 'Moments of Alwaysness' are our special bond.
Outsider
Oh, that’s a beautiful meaning! I get why it’s special now.
Cultural Context
This greeting symbolizes MOA's concept of lasting loyalty and community unity, reinforcing fan identity.
Inside Jokes
'Blue Hour hits different'
This phrase humorously exaggerates how powerful and emotional the impact of the song 'Blue Hour' is on fans, often said whenever someone mentions or plays the song.
'Did you bring your MOA Bong?'
A playful reminder among fans referencing the lightstick, used jokingly to highlight who truly participates in concert culture and who is a casual fan.
Facts & Sayings
„OT5“
Refers to all five members of Tomorrow X Together together; using this signals full support for the whole group rather than focusing on any one individual.
„Blue Hour“
A reference to one of TXT's iconic songs; mentioning it connects fans through shared appreciation and memories tied to the song.
„MOA Bong“
The official lightstick of TXT used during concerts and events; talking about it shows participation in fan culture and live experiences.
„Maknae line“
Refers to the youngest members of TXT, a common K-pop term but used fondly within MOA to highlight specific members.
„Stream party“
A coordinated effort by MOA to collectively stream TXT's music on platforms to boost chart rankings and visibility.
Unwritten Rules
Participate in streaming parties and voting campaigns actively.
Showing dedication by joining collective efforts demonstrates true fandom spirit and supports TXT's success.
Respect all members equally and avoid favoritism.
MOA values unity (OT5) and sees favoring one member over others as divisive and disrespectful to the group.
Use official fan chants and learn them before concerts.
Knowing and performing fan chants properly enhances the live experience and strengthens community bonds.
Credit artists when sharing fan art or fan fiction.
Respecting creators in the community encourages healthy creative sharing and trust among MOA.
Fictional Portraits
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Jihoon, 21
studentmaleA university student from Seoul who has been a passionate MOA member since discovering TXT in their debut year.
Community SupportCreativityLoyalty
Motivations
- Connecting with fellow fans worldwide
- Expressing creativity through fan art and edits
- Keeping up with TXT's latest news and releases
Challenges
- Balancing fan activities with academic workload
- Dealing with online fandom disputes
- Finding official merchandise amid high demand
Platforms
Discord serversTwitter threadsLocal fan meetups
comebackfancambiasmaknaestan
Insights & Background
Historical Timeline
Main Subjects
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People
Yeonjun
TXT’s main dancer and rapper, known as the group’s charismatic leader figure and a frequent focus of fan content.↗
Main DancerVisual FocusContent King
Soobin
TXT’s leader and vocalist, beloved for his thoughtful stage presence and close fan interactions.↗
Group LeaderGentle AuraFan Favorite
Beomgyu
TXT’s vocalist and lead dancer, celebrated for his bright personality and musical versatility.↗
Golden MaknaeMulti-InstrumentalistViral Moments
Taehyun
TXT’s main vocalist, admired for his smooth tone and emotive performances.
Vocal PowerEmotional DepthStage Presence
HueningKai
TXT’s youngest member and lead rapper/vocalist, noted for his global background and playful energy.
Global KidPlayful CharmBridge To International Fans
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First Steps & Resources
Get-Started Steps
Time to basics: 2-4 weeks
1
Learn TXT’s Music and Lore
2-3 daysBasic
Summary: Listen to TXT’s discography and explore their storylines to understand group themes and references.
Details: Begin by immersing yourself in TXT’s music, starting with their debut tracks and progressing through their latest releases. Pay attention to lyrics, music videos, and album concepts, as TXT is known for intricate storytelling and recurring themes. Many MOA discussions reference specific eras, songs, or narrative arcs, so understanding these is crucial for meaningful participation. Use lyric translations and fan-made guides to grasp deeper meanings. Common challenges include feeling overwhelmed by the volume of content or missing cultural references—pace yourself and use community-curated playlists or guides. This foundational knowledge will help you appreciate inside jokes, fan theories, and creative projects. Evaluate your progress by recognizing song names, understanding basic lore, and being able to discuss favorite tracks or concepts with other fans.
2
Join Official MOA Communities
1-2 daysBasic
Summary: Register and introduce yourself in online MOA spaces to connect with fellow fans and access exclusive content.
Details: Find and join established MOA communities, such as official fan forums, social media groups, or messaging channels. These spaces are where fans share news, organize projects, and discuss TXT’s activities. Take time to read community guidelines and introduce yourself in designated threads. Engaging respectfully and observing community norms is key—avoid spamming or asking questions easily answered by pinned posts. Many beginners feel shy about posting; start by reacting to others’ content or joining group chats. This step is vital for building connections, staying updated, and participating in fandom events. Progress is measured by your comfort in navigating the community, making your first posts, and recognizing recurring members and topics.
3
Participate in Streaming and Voting
2-3 hoursIntermediate
Summary: Support TXT by joining streaming parties and participating in music show voting, key MOA activities.
Details: Streaming TXT’s music and voting in music shows are core ways MOA supports the group’s success. Learn the basics of streaming etiquette (e.g., not looping the same song, using official platforms) and familiarize yourself with voting apps or websites. Many communities organize streaming parties or provide guides for maximizing impact. Beginners may struggle with technical steps or understanding rules—use step-by-step tutorials and ask questions in fan spaces. This activity is important for contributing to TXT’s chart performance and group achievements. Track your progress by successfully joining a streaming session, casting votes, and understanding the impact of your participation.
1
Learn TXT’s Music and Lore
2-3 daysBasic
Summary: Listen to TXT’s discography and explore their storylines to understand group themes and references.
Details: Begin by immersing yourself in TXT’s music, starting with their debut tracks and progressing through their latest releases. Pay attention to lyrics, music videos, and album concepts, as TXT is known for intricate storytelling and recurring themes. Many MOA discussions reference specific eras, songs, or narrative arcs, so understanding these is crucial for meaningful participation. Use lyric translations and fan-made guides to grasp deeper meanings. Common challenges include feeling overwhelmed by the volume of content or missing cultural references—pace yourself and use community-curated playlists or guides. This foundational knowledge will help you appreciate inside jokes, fan theories, and creative projects. Evaluate your progress by recognizing song names, understanding basic lore, and being able to discuss favorite tracks or concepts with other fans.
2
Join Official MOA Communities
1-2 daysBasic
Summary: Register and introduce yourself in online MOA spaces to connect with fellow fans and access exclusive content.
Details: Find and join established MOA communities, such as official fan forums, social media groups, or messaging channels. These spaces are where fans share news, organize projects, and discuss TXT’s activities. Take time to read community guidelines and introduce yourself in designated threads. Engaging respectfully and observing community norms is key—avoid spamming or asking questions easily answered by pinned posts. Many beginners feel shy about posting; start by reacting to others’ content or joining group chats. This step is vital for building connections, staying updated, and participating in fandom events. Progress is measured by your comfort in navigating the community, making your first posts, and recognizing recurring members and topics.
3
Participate in Streaming and Voting
2-3 hoursIntermediate
Summary: Support TXT by joining streaming parties and participating in music show voting, key MOA activities.
Details: Streaming TXT’s music and voting in music shows are core ways MOA supports the group’s success. Learn the basics of streaming etiquette (e.g., not looping the same song, using official platforms) and familiarize yourself with voting apps or websites. Many communities organize streaming parties or provide guides for maximizing impact. Beginners may struggle with technical steps or understanding rules—use step-by-step tutorials and ask questions in fan spaces. This activity is important for contributing to TXT’s chart performance and group achievements. Track your progress by successfully joining a streaming session, casting votes, and understanding the impact of your participation.
4
Create or Share Fan Content
1-2 weeksIntermediate
Summary: Make or share fan art, edits, or translations to contribute creatively and engage with MOA’s vibrant culture.
Details: MOA is known for its creative output—fan art, video edits, memes, and lyric translations are widely celebrated. Start by sharing existing content you enjoy (with credit), or try making your own, even if simple. Beginners often worry about skill level, but all contributions are valued. Use basic tools for digital art or video editing, or participate in translation projects if you’re multilingual. Engage with content creators by leaving positive comments or collaborating on group projects. This step deepens your connection to the fandom and helps you find your niche. Progress is seen in your confidence to share, the feedback you receive, and your growing creative skills.
5
Join Fandom Projects and Events
1 weekIntermediate
Summary: Take part in charity drives, birthday projects, or fan events to experience MOA’s collective spirit and impact.
Details: MOA frequently organizes group projects—charity fundraisers, birthday celebrations for members, or coordinated social media trends. Find announcements in fan communities and choose a project that interests you. Participation can range from donating, creating supportive posts, or helping organize. Beginners may feel unsure about legitimacy or how to contribute; verify projects through official channels or trusted community leaders. This step is essential for experiencing the collaborative and impactful side of the fandom. Progress is measured by your involvement in at least one project, understanding event etiquette, and feeling part of the collective effort.
Welcoming Practices
„Welcome posts with OT5 and MOA Bong emojis“
Newcomers feel instantly included by seeing familiar symbols that represent whole group support and concert participation.
„Assigning newbie fans a fandom buddy“
Experienced MOA guide newcomers through jargon, fan rituals, and streaming parties to ease entry into the community.
Beginner Mistakes
Not participating in streaming campaigns during comebacks.
Join stream parties even with short time commitments to show support and integrate better.
Using member nicknames incorrectly or out of context.
Learn and respect each member's preferred nicknames to avoid confusing or offending community members.
Facts
Regional Differences
Asia
In Asia, MOA events often include physical fan meetings and synchronized concert lightstick waving, while international MOA mainly participate through online campaigns.
Europe
European MOA communities are known for organizing cultural exchange fan projects, merging local art styles with TXT themes.
Misconceptions
Misconception #1
MOA are just casual listeners of K-pop.
Reality
MOA is a highly organized and active community deeply involved in promoting TXT through streaming, voting, and creativity.
Misconception #2
All K-pop fandoms are the same.
Reality
MOA places unique emphasis on inclusivity and fan-created content like translations and deep analyses, fostering a supportive environment.
Misconception #3
MOA focuses mainly on one or two members of the group.
Reality
MOA celebrates all five members (OT5) equally, promoting group unity over individual favoritism.
Clothing & Styles
Merch hoodies and T-shirts
Wearing official or fanmade TXT merchandise serves as an identity marker within MOA, showing pride and connecting members.
MOA Bong wrist straps
Custom wrist straps that attach to the official lightstick, used to personalize and display fandom loyalty during concerts.
