LIGHTSTICKS
K-pop lightstick list
A lightstick (응원봉, eung-won-bong) is a fandom's official concert light, licensed and sold by the group's agency. Many names end in “bong”, Korean for stick. Each entry below cites its source.
The collection
11 lightsticks
User-supplied image · rights unspecified · Resized · WebP Stray Kids
Lightstick officiel (boussole)
Revealed in November 2019 ahead of the District 9: Unlock tour, it features a moving red and silver compass with the phrase “You make Stray Kids stay”, a nod to STAY.
- Ensemble illustration · unofficial
SEVENTEEN
Carat Bong
Revealed in February 2017 and released at the Seventeen in Caratland fan meeting, it carries the official colours rose quartz and serenity.
User-supplied image · rights unspecified · Resized · WebP BTS
ARMY Bomb
The ARMY lightstick, released in several versions (including Ver.4): the most recognisable shape in K-pop.
User-supplied image · rights unspecified · Resized · WebP TWICE
Candy Bong
The ONCE lightstick, named in the K-pop tradition of “bong” (봉, Korean for stick).
User-supplied image · rights unspecified · Resized · WebP ITZY
Light ring
ITZY has no stick: the group carries an official light ring instead.
Ver.2User-supplied image · rights unspecified · Resized · WebP BLACKPINK
Light Stick Ver.2
BLACKPINK has released a second version of its official lightstick.
- Ver.2Ensemble illustration · unofficial
ENHYPEN
Light Stick (Ver.2) et Light Band
ENHYPEN offers a lightstick (two versions) and a light band.
- Ver.3Ensemble illustration · unofficial
DAY6
Light Band Ver.3
DAY6 uses an official light band rather than a stick, now in its third version.
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Photo : Foxy'Stay · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Resized · WebP BIGBANG
Lightstick officiel
BIGBANG is cited as the first group to have an official lightstick.
User-supplied image · rights unspecified · Resized · WebP Super Junior
Lightstick officiel
User-supplied image of the Super Junior lightstick.