GOT7 Fans Utilize New Twitter Spaces To Run Their Own Radio Station

K-Pop stans are taking over Twitter once again with the latest feature, Spaces. Spaces allows you to start a voice chat with anyone. Although you can only speak with 10 people at a time, there is no limit to the number of listeners you can have. GOT7 fans saw the potential in this feature and have been using it to have mass listening parties together.

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Originally, what was started as AHGASE RADIO on Clubhouse has grown beyond that platform. GOT7 Radio DJ Lia (@jjpsvn) was a part of this Clubhouse room on February 21.

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With the original main creator @xdefseoul’s blessing, Lia has started GOT7 Radio (also known as Ahga Radio) for Twitter Spaces. On their Twitter account, it says that they are a “small team of passionate, musicloving ahgases who will be streaming GOT7 music.” 

tune in to #got7radio @AhgaRadio from 7:50am-9:00am EST today!! https://t.co/iGi8oT4HTj

— lia (@jjpsvn) March 11, 2021

Since its launching, over 800 listeners have tuned in to GOT7 Radio. Lia hosts the Space, acting as a DJ, streaming GOT7 discography. Today, she streamed from 7:50–9:00 a.m. EST. You can even request songs by tagging them or using the hashtag #got7radio.

thank you all 800+ of you for tuning in to #got7radio !! so many people around the world vibing to great music together and it was a pleasure being your host today #GOT7 #갓세븐 @GOT7Official pic.twitter.com/3sYDHFyjt6

— lia (@jjpsvn) March 11, 2021

Ahgases are praising GOT7 Radio for making the most of Twitter’s newly updated feature. They are suggesting that GOT7 Radio stream at least once or twice weekly. When we’re unable to connect with one another as we could before at concerts, this helps fill some of that void during an uncertain time.

tbh, we should always have a #got7radio once or twice a week because i miss them so much. it's nice to jam to GOT7 songs with other ahgases.

— ً (@arsbeomshi) March 11, 2021

Ahgases are the first fandom to hold a listening party of this scale on Spaces. Considering mainstream radio stations rarely, if ever, play K-Pop, the idea to use a free online platform to start a K-Pop radio station is ingenious.

everyone in #got7radio rn pic.twitter.com/mOxOhmd4Aw

— yesha ∞ (@best_ahgaday) March 11, 2021

Currently, Spaces is still in the early stages and is only available to a small group of users. However, anyone on iOS should be able to join, at least as a listener.