It means being a passionate fan, and the "actual title" that you're referring to is a Korean slang term that means to join someone's fandom. Get off your high horse and stop talking like you actually know something about what the "actual title" is.
@vitamilk So killing yourself and your family just because your idol didn't notice you is just being "passionate"? Ok then dumb fuck.
And the original title said being a fan of not stanning when I remember right that is what I was revering to
@Turkeyjerkey in the 2 years it's been used as a word? Yeah no it has the exact meaning it always had.
You all do know that the word "fan" exist, which does not imply that you are an obsessive stalker right?
@black1210 Language isn’t stagnant and you clearly don’t understand anything about sociolinguistics or pop culture so go ahead and be stuck in your ways.
You also clearly don’t understand Korean since you can’t translate the title “properly” so we’re done here.
@vitamilk Wtf are you on about? I didn't say anything about any 'actual title' bullshit and it's pretty clear that it's you who's on this high horse of yours here. 'Ackshually!...' "sTaY iGnOrAnT"
I know exactly what this word means and its common usage makes me figuratively nauseous, mainly because the types of people who most often use it are also one of the most insufferable people I've ever had the displeasure of interacting with.
@Karsh "wTf ArE YoU oN aBoUt" LMAO okay buddy
why don't you think twice before you come talk shit about something like a word in the title of a webcomic.
Get a life dude. Seeing people like you who complain about a single word of all things make me wanna barf from how insufferable you are.
@black1210
2 years? The slang originated from an emjnem song that came out literally 20 years ago. That's plenty of time for the meaning of a word to drift, especially on the internet. It originally meant a creepy, obsessive stalker fan. Now it essentially means the same thing, but minus the darker elements. The key difference is that it is now used by people to describe themselves, instead of only being an insult.