#ateez fanmade

[gomesystudio]

ecobag Inception - ATEEZ fanmade

[yutaenet]

For Sale over on my Etsy link in my linktree The set includes

1 Necklace,

2 Bracelets (same colours but different style),

2 Beaded Rings (same as the bracelets colour-wise) and

1 Bias Bracelet

The set will be colourful Glass or Acrylic beads with letter beads (except the rings!).

[lievoart]

maddox lightstick fanmade design

+ his reaction <3

[lwpins]

˖˙⊹ shop is open! ˖⁺⊹

happy shopping everyone 🤍

☁️ worldwide shipping from the uk

🛒 lwpins.bigcartel.com/products

[worldinhazel]

📦 vlogmas kpop mail | double sided pc holder + ateez fanmade merch!

vlogmas #3 Time to unbox everything! I got a new double sided kpop pc holder which I absolutely love and some really awesome ateez fanmade merch (anniversary cupsleeve event tier) I'd love to share with you all. 

[byemambo]

24th Birthday Special: Advice from a Concert Connoisseur

I wanted to post something in commemoration for my birthday (Aug 3) and why not talk about my personal takes on what you can do to enjoy your future concert experiences! Of course, everyone will approach concerts differently, so this is obviously a list particular and true to me, but could possibly have information that can enlighten others to try the next time they go to a concert. Although I've been to other concerts of varying genres, this listen will cover mainly how kpop tours go and what to expect.

1) Venue and Ticketing Information

[THE BOYZ - 2024 ZENERATION / ATEEZ - 2019 THE EXPEDITION, both locations in Atlanta, GA]

First things first: collect all information and details about the tour and the concert itself. Depending on which touring/production companies are in charge of the tour, information such as venues, dates and cities, as well as pricing for tickets and merchandise will be more transparent and quickly distributed for the general interest group to prepare their finances and whatever accommodations they'll need if they plan on traveling. I would keep an eye out for the following:

Tour Name along with cities/countries: since companies use "world tour" as a marketing tactic, it's rarely considered a world tour by definition as many artists only touchdown in so many areas of the world within that span of time their tour goes for

The year and tour dates: most tours are announced months to even a year ahead of time, so be aware of when those announcements drop and establish the amount of time you have until that particular date arrives. This can be in a span of a few weeks to a span of a few months, which is highly dependent on the artist's current schedule (comebacks, festivals/major events, touring other parts of the world outside of where you reside, hiatuses, etc)

Who the touring/production company is: from experience, pay attention and do your own research in how that particular company conducts their tours. Some companies are well established and have years of experience in elevating the quality of their concerts, others are truthfully underprepared or unorganized, a few are actually scammers based on how they handle on site VIP tier perks/experiences. I would check Twitter for this type of information, especially if people have compiled their experiences through threads

Who is the ticket distributor: some production companies sell their tickets directly, others such as Ticketmaster or AXS are in charge of distributing those tickets. This is important for having access to your ticket information, venue seating charts, VIP tier list and perks

What is the venue and where is it located: some venues are placed in the heart of the major cities, which all have their own unique regulations and expectations (bag policies, parking, fanmade signs/posters, etc) Locating the venue will also help you narrow down housing accommodations a mode of transportation as some cities are more walkable than others

What are the different tiers/perks: each tour is conducted differently, so make sure you take the time to read what all the perks/benefits will be before deciding on purchasing your ticket! These benefits can include: hi-touch, send off, soundcheck, group photos, selfie opportunities, line up priority, etc! Depending on the size of the venue, these perks will differ in what's available with the prices reflecting so.

What time does ticket sales begin: because of time zones, pay attention to when ticket sales begin, as they will differ from presale (with codes if you've been a frequent attendee for that particular group/touring company, or membership benefits from the group itself), VIP, and general sale

2) Tiers and Seating Preferences

[VERIVERY - 2024 GO ON FAN MEETING / TWICE - 2023 Ready to Be, both in Atlanta, GA]

Depending on the venue size, there will be various ways to view the concert: in the pit/standing area, seated, or leveled/nosebleeds. Although I've had my fair share of purchasing VIP and being able to be closer to the stage, my preferences over the years have shifted, prioritizing my view of the stage versus how close I am to the stage.

This has heavily impacted my overall experience, as I'm someone who doesn't feel the need to record every single moment I'm there, lessening my pressure of wanting to capture the "perfect" moments and allow myself to enjoy the concert in its entirety. I also believe that there will always be videos and photos from other users online, so I use them as my way of archiving those memories

Of course we know what the pros would be in getting a higher tier ticket, but my cons are more important to me: standing/pit will give you an obscure view of the stage due to people (most likely) being in front of you, and how high they all plan on holding their phones up to record. Some fans will also hold up objects (fans, posters/signs, etc), which depending on where you're viewing the stage, that can also be distracting

My favorite areas to stand/sit now are usually centered and towards the back of the pit (near or behind the sound booth) or central seating sections

3) Experience the Concert

As I've been going to concerts, my first one being BTS's Highlight Tour back in 2015 (iykyk...), my approach to concerts have evolved over time:

Bring earplugs! These speakers and crowds can becoming extremely loud and over time with continuous exposure without proper protection, it will affect your hearing long term. I use Loop Earplugs (found on their website or Amazon) and I can still hear the performance/music but without risking my ears ringing after the concert is over

Be mindful of your battery life on your devices. This can be your lightsticks, phone, cameras, etc. You'll need your phone for after the concert, such as navigating back home, ordering Ubers/Lifts, ordering food, etc. Bring chargers, power banks, or extra batteries as appropriate

Dress however you like at the concert, but if you want to feel extra special: dress according to the artist's themed eras or your favorite member! Whether you dress for comfort or for fashion, most fandoms can be (not always but that shouldn't affect your individual experience) extremely friendly and supportive, so having a themed outfit that's recognizable will give you a confidence boost! I'm someone who doesn't bother to dress for every day, but for concerts, I enjoy theming my outfits and received compliments when I'm there :)

[THE BOYZ Juyeon - The Stealer]

If you ever want to make anyone's day: hand out freebies! This can be small bracelets, keychains, charms, unofficial photocards or posters, anything that you can commemorate the day with. I've made unofficial photocards in the past for ATEEZ, which give you a chance at potentially making friends or gaining exposure within the community (if you promote as a creative, artist, group order manager, fansite, etc) However, if you do plan on handing out freebies: you will come across solo stans or entitled people that will not be satisfied with not getting their favorite member so handle those situations as you best see fit (personally, I'd probably just deny them a freebie if they don't have a warm and approachable attitude from the jump)

Talk to people around you and make them feel welcomed and a part of the community: it can be as simple as holding the line for someone else to get their own freebies (this happened to me at the Expedition tour and I was able to spend the entire day with those group of girls), asking who someone's bias is and where they're traveling from, if someone shows signs of needing help with anything, extending a hand if you're able to do anything to resolve the situation, also if you end up sharing words with other people, wishing them a good night and to arrive to their next location safely! It may seem small and insignificant, but these moments can change the trajectory of someone's concert experience in a positive direction without you even realizing

Dance like no one's watching, but act appropriately to not become a nuisance to the group experience: be there to enjoy your time but not at the expense of everyone else's experience. There's room to be excited, but there's no room for disrespect and acting inappropriately: scream while everyone's invited to scream, be mindful of your bubble (I've had to confront people pushing into me before after dealing with it multiple times without an apology), let the artists have a moment to speak and share their thoughts with the audience (please don't use those ments to shout and try to grab someone's attention, especially for people like me that have auditory processing issues and can't always make out what's being said without repeating the statements), be a good sport to everyone around you, including the artists themselves. Just because you paid for the experience doesn't entitle to act unhinged

Experience the concert like a movie: there's excitement in the element of surprise. I usually refrain from looking for the setlists or fancams of previous stops before my stop, treating my concert experience like I'm watching a movie for the first time. Some groups will also play into the theatrics of the show itself with dance performances or stages outside of their promoted songs, even performing songs outside of their norms (such as Japanese releases) or pre released title songs (stream Bite Back - THE BOYZ everyone). Allow yourself to immerse within the environment: watch the VCRs, pay attention to the set design changes, be present in the moment where it's easy for people to fall back onto their phones when they're not be stimulated. Give kudos to all the moving parts that makes these shows spectacular and genuinely a once in a lifetime opportunity. Memorialize it, embody it, consume the energy that comes from everyone coming together and traveling far and wide to be in a shared space and experiencing a special moment that will never be replicated again. And don't forget to have fun and if possible, make fun for others as well! And do not fret if your attempts at conversing with people fall short: it's almost 9/10 nothing personal to you and doesn't actually have anything to do with you. Anything can happen within these 24 hours that can make or break someone's spirit, so don't take offense if people are there for reasons outside of your own. Some people are there to unwind and listen to their favorite music, others want to make friends, some want to get as many interactions with their faves as possible (which I have my own opinions about but it's not important), overall: despite what happens, find your silver linings to make do of what's happening and what's in your control. You are in control of your experience: no one else, so might as well make the most of it and share an equal responsibility with the artist to create fond memories for all of us to look back on with smiles and heavy hearts

Thank you for whoever made it this far: happy birthday to me! 🎂🧁🍰

[snug-gyu]

when you open a fanmade ateez video and the first song playing is an infinite h one like, op you have taste

[holy-yeosang]

Hello this is the local postal service. How is life? Hopefully you are enjoying the start of spring. Then again is was snowing here the other day so who knows. Anyway

You have recieved (tiny snowman hehetmon)

To tell the truth, I am not okay! I went to the doctor who diagnosed me with extreme depression. So I am back on meds and start therapy from the 24th of next month!! Adjusting to the meds is a pain, because I have to double the dose next week. Ngl I am very exhausted and exhausted of being exhausted.

HOWEVER, not all is bad news!! I started selling fanmade photocards on my IG and the start has been quite good actually! I am surprised! People also suggested me to start selling my ATEEZ designs as stickers! so I am looking into that as well! So in that aspect life is nice!

I am even growing sunflowers~

Spring has arrived-ish here in Belgium as well. Where do you live that it is still snowing in March? TT_TT May spring bless you soon!!

[jjongho]

i’ve currently got a pre-order going on my sales insta for these fanmade ateez filter pcs! if you’re interested, dm me 🥰 i currently have spots open for 8 ot8 sets and 4 individual member claims.

[gomesystudio]

★¸.• 𝗠𝗜𝗧𝗢 𝓬𝓻𝓪𝔃𝔂 𝓯𝓸𝓻𝓶 •.¸★

pelúcia fanmade 16 cm

materiais: feltro, fibra siliconada

[bobateastay]

Hellooo! Do you have any video recs or just random facts for someone who discovered Ateez recently and wants to get to know the members? Like what are their personalities like, who's the mom and dad of the group, the usual stuff:))

okay i'm getting to this kind of late bc i don't consume this type of content a lot lately but!! here's the fanmade videos i like.

this youtube channel updates frequently with recent entertaining ateez moments so it's easy content to consume/keep up with if you don't know them super well imo

i also really like this channel's videos but idk if they're super easy to watch?

some of my favourite videos abt specific members:

san + mingi being roommates (oh my god they were roommates..)

guide to captain hongjoong! / captain taking care of the members

ateez bullying seonghwa

ateez 99z line being. 99z line

choi san except it's him being sannie

and videos of them all together? them playing scream in silence + them on idol radio (< that's my favourite fanmade video of them)

i hope that's helpful ?? idk these are the ones i thought of + the ones i have saved <3 have a lovely day

[foxglovepng]

🥀 𝑨𝖇𝖔𝖚𝖙 𝜧𝖊 🥀

Greetings reader want to learn about me?

nah (jk)

I am Fox (They/Them). I am a major fan of Twisted Wonderland and I chose to make a blog writing for the fandom (TWST Tumblr kinda dry tbh) I do like other fandoms however I am more passionate about TWST. If you want to discuss another fandom feel free to send a message in my inbox.

I will usually post between 12-9pm PST (If you are EST subtract 3 hours, CST Subtract 2 hours, MST Subtract 1 hour. For Hawaii add 2 hours, and for Alaska add 1 hour) For any others please search it up.

I do have online school and I am currently trying to get a Job so this is my scheduling. However if I do get a job I will update my posting hours. :)

Some Fandoms include

Genshin Impact

Honkai Star Rail

Wuthering Waves

Twisted Wonderland

Class of 09

DND (Dungeons & Dragons)

FNAF (and fanmade games)

Art

Arcane

Valorant

Minecraft (Don't know much about Minecraft YouTubers)

Markiplier

Kubzscouts

Jacksepticeye

Coryxkenshin

School Bus Graveyard

Stray Kids

Ateez

Horror Games/Movies

The Walking Dead (Telltale games)

Creepypasta (I know a small amount)

Musicals

Percy Jackson (The movies)

A handful of Anime's because I can't list them all

Fandoms I do plan on getting into

Homestuck

Percy Jackson (The series)

Just some fair warnings I do have a REALLY bad potty mouth however I will try to restrain myself.

I also have a hard time sometimes telling what's a joke and what is not a joke so please try to use /j or /satire with me. :)

My Tumblr is a safe place and I will maintain it as a safe place for many people.

As of recent events if I see any Zionism or if I see you are not Pro Palestine I will block you.

If you wish to be moots let me know I am open to having moots. :D

Same for my tag list just lmk

𝑭𝖔𝖝𝖌𝖑𝖔𝖛𝖊𝖕𝖓𝖌™

[worldinhazel]

kpop unboxing | ATEEZ fanmade merch! (stickers, banner, pc holder, washi tape, etc)

[yujaemna]

So yesterday I went to a Kpop rave, my cousin has a fanmade merch virtual store and she was promoting the event, so we went with two of her friends, it was fun, I felt like a third wheel most of the time but I mostly gave myself a good time heh, they are bts fans and of course they mostly played bts and ateez, ateez is getting really really big internationally, at least around were I live 👀 about my faves they only played call me baby and Cherry bomb but they also put some second gen jams that I totally enjoyed, it’s actually the first time I attend an event like this and it was fun, I just wished I had better company to rave with heh my cousin is lovely but she already had things prepared with her friends so I felt like sore thump sometimes