The fandom 'Paradise' of trot singer Hwang Young-woong is showcasing the essence of fandom culture by going beyond simple cheering to play a vital role in revitalizing the local economy. As of the 23rd, with the number of official fan cafe members exceeding 62,000, they have proven their overwhelming influence and are spreading a mature culture of donation and consumption that matches Hwang Young-woong's public popularity.

Particularly noteworthy is the 'Local Economy Vitalization Campaign' linked with Hwang Young-woong's nationwide tour and event schedule. Paradise has breathed practical vitality into stagnant local commercial districts by actively using local accommodations and restaurants during every performance, from Seoul to Busan. This movement not only enhances the artist's reputation but also receives great praise from local small business owners.

The activities of Hwang Young-woong's fandom will continue at the Celadon Festival to be held in Gangjin, Jeollanam-do, on the 28th. Fans plan to visit the festival site using large-scale wrapped buses, and the 'Hwang Young-woong effect' is already being proven as reservations for accommodations in the Gangjin area are sold out even before the event. Furthermore, it is expected to bring substantial income to local farmers and small business owners through campaigns to use local restaurants and purchase agricultural products in bulk.

Singer Hwang Young-woong, as if reciprocating this devotion from his fandom, delivers emotion through his sincere vocal skills and a voice that resonates deeply on every stage. Equipped with a unique baritone voice and excellent stage presence, he is signaling even more active festival and broadcasting activities starting with this Gangjin event. He is expected to continue creating a model example of a 'participatory fandom' where the artist and the local community grow together.