The 50-euro note has recently encountered some face problems.

Although the anti-counterfeiting sign is still glowing, open the money, the right-hand Renaissance-style orange arch is gone, replaced by a bling bling Korean women's group advertisement.

Picture: Twitter@mel

This piece of paper, which looks and feels like real money, is carefully folded up by the window of the classroom and looks like someone threw it there on purpose.

And 50 Euros is not a neglectable amount in the eyes of 99% of people, enough to cover the cost of a meal for an average Frenchman for three or four days.

But there's no such thing as a free lunch, and the moment you tremble to open it, Red Velvet, the Korean women's group, has taken a new frontier on the Europa continent.

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On March 8th a girl named "mel" opened up about her idea on Twitter, modestly saying underneath the photo: "It's a little small, but I think it works." "

The photo has been retweeted more than 9,000 times and liked more than 30,000 times, with fans of different powders attacking each other reaching unprecedented unity on her Twitter feed, commenting:

"You did what God had to do."

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Despite Mel's prominent exhortations not to imitate, especially not to spill it on the streets in case of a psychological blow to the homeless, avid fans are still caught up in a fake coin-making frenzy.

"Send out the template!" I'm going to print! "

Our idol also has it!

Soon, from BTS to Stray Kids, every fan base began making its own fake notes, and 50 Euros became a mobile billboard.

The usual format for this counterfeit coin is that the left half is still a 50 euro pattern, used to impersonate real money when folded. The right half is printed with a screenshot of mv (with playback) and, in conjunction with the copy, leads the purchase of digital albums on itunes and apple music.

Often at the heart of the bill, they will also use eye-catching words to shout: go to the pipeline to search my home love beans!

Picture: twitter@Lucie Will Day

Archaeologists in the dining circle have come up with official counterfeit notes that they carefully treasured years ago, but this is clearly not suitable for dissemination, because for outsiders, they do not know who the beautiful man at the center of the banknote is.

But it does prove one thing: Korean idols are already promoting themselves with money.

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The 80-year-old powder has taken the heart out of placing counterfeit money in the Twitter comment area:

"It's definitely usually seen in the door, but it's usually a bit of a use in rich areas, where poor areas can be complained about."

"It's easy to get blown away by the wind in the parking lot, but it's possible to be thrown away and picked up, creating secondary transmission."

In How I use 100 dollar bill business cards, which describes how to use counterfeit money for marketing, the safest way is to throw it in the supermarket. There's a lot of crowds, no wind, and people who go to the supermarket are likely to be short of money.

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The Filipino pink-ring girls, far from the other side of the world, quickly learned and acted on this advanced propaganda tool. Just a day later, on March 9, MNL48, the country's first idol group, appeared on the Philippine peso.

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They even intimately printed the performance information of the QR code, so that you save time to search for their own, a note than the propaganda poster more attentive.

The face value is also hand-picked: 1000 pesos is the maximum face value of a Filipino note, and even if you throw them in the sewers, someone will want to try it.

Just a day later, on March 10th, even Lady Gaga, who didn't seem to need publicity, was inspired to print the cover of her new album, STUPID LOVE (Stupid Love).

Gaga's fans are clearly more visionary. Dollar bills, pesos and even the Swiss franc have all joined Gaga's new propaganda camp. Fans believe that they are carrying a foolish love for God and doing what God should do.

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Judging by the reaction of those who found the counterfeit coin, Gaga fans have been very successful in their publicity.

Jeeak, a Filipino boy who picked up the counterfeit currency, was surprised and wrote a series of garbled messages on Twitter. Apparently, he has been thoroughly circled by Gaga.

Encouraged fans are even ready to scatter it on the streets of Beverly to see how Gaga himself reacts to picking up the note.

White people immediately began to study the historical roots of this trend.European and American sophisticatedIt is thought that this stems from the preaching methods of the symposia priests, who slightly fold the counterfeit notes into two sections to impair their hearing, and then allow the hungry poor to appreciate the care from the Lord in the illusion of wealth.

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Usually they take this counterfeit note as a tip, press it under ketchup, and let the hard-working waiter mistake which generous customer left it, but open it and say:

"Don't be silly, there's something more important in the world than money."

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Politicians have long used them as campaign tools. Mr. Trump's head swerved to replace Lincoln, and the poor were picking it up with joy. But a closer look revealed that it was just another blank check.

Only Chinese remain calm and restrained in the face of this trend. We've been used to this thing in the street and in the door since I was a little girl, and strictly speaking, it should be part of the cultural output.

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But most people's first reaction to this kind of deceptive propaganda, which gives people joy, is disgust.

"These hard-working people at the bottom just want money equivalent to labor, not doctrine." The online media, Cotlink, abhors the preaching of counterfeit money. "If you want to sow the gospel, at least with some real money!" That's really useful. "

On reddit, everyone but the women's fans themselves yelled at it, and everyone else was basically unanimous in their abuse.

This makes us wonder how fans, who are not allowed to say a word of bad things on weekdays, are so indispicious in their publicity. Do these people love their idols, or low-level blacks?

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For KPOP fans, this is no problem at all. Don't say print counterfeit currency, Trump himself can be a cog on the Korean mission's propaganda machine.

You'll find this group of fans on Twitter looking for a hot topic about Trump. They usually start by saying something about the president's racist tendencies, and then they say something: Come and watch XX!

Finally, put on a video of the concert and complete a serenity.

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"They like to stare at celebrities who have just died or are sick." "It's generally said that if he powders whoever, he doesn't die," Sage Anderson said in an article published in Mashable. "

"To circumvent official censorship on Twitter, they also use code-like text."

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Although outsiders are very dissatisfied with this Kind of Amly, even if the harvest is scolding, some fans still think that for idols to get a sound need to find another way.

"Look up and see their whole-screen ads, and the phone is full of their videos. Airdrop has never received a yellow picture, but often receives a male group emoji bag. "Kim Chun-ja, a commuter in Seoul, has taken the process of squeezing the subway as a Billboard list:

"If you get three pictures of the same group in a go, it means someone's going to have a concert."

Picture: Twitter@Azleen Aniss

You have to admit, it works.

With the power of KPOP fans, the world is treating KPOP as mainstream music, and in April 2018 Tumblr, the world's largest fan community, stopped using KPOP as a separate category, merging KPOP with english-speaking groups, and the Bulletproof Youth League made it to the Grammy Awards.

In Europe, KPOP was once seen as an underground music, and fans even took SM's attention to the European market by petitioning.

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Through a series of unscredited operations, today France and Germany's KPOP fans have more than 600,000, Europeans' awareness of KPOP is still stuck in Jiangnan style. Despite Reddit's death kPOP mentions it, they now know what KPOP means anyway.

In addition to the risk of breaking the law, to Europe to spread the love of bean counterfeit money in many propaganda means stand out, it is very aggressive, and deep understanding of local conditions, this isEurope, which is lagging behind in mobile payment technology, must bear the cultural blow.

By the light of science and technology, the streets of the motherlandMiss BaoCounterfeit moneyLess and less. AlsoI remember the last time I bent down in the street to pick up money, my heart was consciously looking forward to the back of the card, but I was disappointed.

It's really 100 bucks.

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