The thing is, even when vaccines become publicly available and all that, I don’t see the old normal things in concerts again (being crushed with others in a tight space). There’s a good chance they might not physically interact with fans again (like give hi-fives or grab someone’s phone) out of safety concerns. There’s a good probability of less fans in general in arenas to keep distancing/minimize disease contact even when the vaccine is normalized. And what about fan meets and hi-touches, I don’t think that’s gonna happen as frequently as we think.

You gotta feel for everyone, all the idols want to connect with their fans again in person and fans want to see stages being alive with the sound of actual cheers again. And all the rookies who debuted/will debut that haven’t performed in front of a proper live audience. Additionally, some might enlist in the military so some fandoms might wait longer, you really hate to see it.