What Does This Mean?
The practice of posting fan-shot performance clips, or fan edits built from them, as replies under posts that have nothing to do with the performer. Fans and outsiders disagree on whether it is a joke, a topic change or just noise.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Someone dropped a fancam under a post about tax forms, and the replies called it fancam spam.""
LORE & ORIGIN
Know Your Meme documents the related "K-pop fancam replies" habit on Twitter, with the earliest known mention of "fancam replies" in November 2018 and press coverage in July 2019. Motives listed there include boosting a video's views, promoting a favorite performer, ending an argument and annoying others. This entry covers the unrelated-reply habit, not fancams in general.
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