My singer girlfriend is super fierce

This shout drew all the members of "Candy Party" to their phones, their eyes fixed on the screen.

The video shows an ordinary residential building, with the song "Love You" playing in the background.

A middle-aged man with slight baldness was dancing to music, perfectly matching every beat and moving with incredible fluidity.

The "shuttlecock dance," a playful and adorable dance performed by a middle-aged man, is undeniably visually striking.

Open the comments section, and you'll find it full of netizens' jokes.

"Wow, uncle, you're really good at dancing!"

"I watched the whole thing. This is a true fan; not a single action was wrong!"

"The smile on Big Brother's face is definitely not an act."

"It's amazing. My dad doesn't usually follow celebrities at all, but when the song 'Girls' Generation' was played this time, he actually watched the whole thing without missing a single second."

"I'm so angry! My husband was watching it so intently."

"I'm a man in my forties, and I actually like it."

"A sweet girl song to conquer the domineering CEO."

The sheer volume of comments left the "Candy Party" members completely bewildered; they initially thought the netizens were just bragging.

However, as they continued to refresh the page and found several more videos imitating the dance to the song "Love You," and after discovering that several of the participants were middle-aged men, they finally began to believe it.

—This song seems to be particularly popular among middle-aged men?

Honestly, this is pretty outrageous.

In reality, middle-aged men have never been the primary target customers in the idol economy.

It's not that they don't have money; on the contrary, most middle-aged men are financially independent and have the strongest spending power. However, they also have the highest level of awareness and rarely follow celebrities.

However, the "Girls' Generation" seems to have broken this rule. Their song "Love You" appeals to male fans of all ages, from fourteen to forty.

The first video to go viral online was a middle-aged man imitating the dance to "Love You," the one performed by Xiaolin's father, a middle school student, which garnered over 1000 million views.

After this video, it was as if a switch had been flipped, and videos of people dancing the "shuttlecock dance" began to appear one after another.

In just three days, it has sparked a wave of imitations on major video platforms.

This group of middle-aged male fans has been given a nickname by netizens – “Time Girls” boys.

Then, some media outlets released a video of "Girls' Generation" participating in an offline promotional event for their new album.

In the video, the five members of the "Girls' Generation" got out of a van and encountered a group of fans.

Among the crowd, several middle-aged men stood out. Unlike other young fans who held up support signs and shouted, they simply crossed their hands in front of them, their movements even a little reserved. They stood quietly to the side with kind faces, looking at the girls with "uncle-like" smiles.

Later, netizens revealed that these middle-aged men were employees of the event's sponsoring company and had become fans of the "Girls' Generation" group because of the song "Love You".

This video quickly and inexplicably went viral and became a trending topic.

"Haha, these uncles are really stealing the spotlight in the crowd."

"Like a CEO visiting his daughter's team-building event..."

"They just stood there watching, without making a sound or a fuss..."

"I'm so happy, this is definitely a high-quality fan who is rich, has plenty of free time, and is very polite."

"There's no need to stop these kinds of fans; they don't even dare to get close."

"That security guard was unnecessary. These fans are already in deep trouble getting this close! If they dare to get any closer, they'll probably be subjected to domestic violence. (doge emoji)"

"Gen Z fans: Wow wow wow wow!! Help!! Gen Y fans: Hehe~ Looks good~ Hehe~"