fanmeet
meet-and-greet
celebritization
attendee
publicity stunt
fanfest
superspecial
fandom
grandstand
bums in seats
house
showboat
pro-celebrity
fanservice
panel game
audience
fanslator
happening
bash
rallyist
multifandom
darling
name dropper
all-star
superspectacular
onstage
show
fancam
lineup
gallery
walkabout
glamfest
iconolatry
promenader
man of the hour
oppa
skinny legend
round
crowd-puller
real person fiction
parasocial
bread and circuses
boards
starmaking
support act
bevy
spectatorially
fan dance
fake fan
web celeb
capade
work the room
concertlike
aftershow
dancefest
attraction
interfandom
talent show
tifo
zap
organizer
Hall of Fame
be there or be square
spectatorial
act
hooray for Hollywood
cult following
entertainment
prompter's box
hoobae
overexposure
mosh
booking
guest of honor
troupe
congregation
spectate
theatrocracy
prompt box
ceremony
company
toast
star-studded
barker
on parade
popularization
fan base
back-cloth star
display
looker-on
mosh circle
offstage
crowdlike
rally
mass meeting
promenade concert

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