PPH, an online buzzword, is the abbreviation of "wearing black". It means wearing someone's fan's skin, but it's actually a sunspot, making inappropriate remarks to recruit black people. Nowadays, dark skin generally appears among fans of traffic stars. On the surface, they are fans of this man. In fact, they are only superficial illusions. In fact, they are black powder, and they are a fan who makes many "passers-by" resent swearing.
The word "black powder" is often used to refer to sunspots. The basis of sunspot's demeaning insult is half true and half false, and there are also fabrications made out of nothing. The behavior of sunspots has both commercial motives-professional black powder and personal motives.
What terrier is the chicken feet with black spots?
At first, "ikun" was used to satirize the black powder mixed with their fans. Once it is not covered up, it will be called a small sunspot, which is mostly used to describe black powder.
However, due to the second creation of netizens, "Little Black Spots" have evolved again. Everyone will pretend to be "ikun" first, and then suddenly turn around and hack their brothers. Then the netizen will comment below that "the little black spots show their chicken feet".
Kun has been in the public eye since his debut in Idol Trainee last year. During his participation in Idol Trainee, he gained a large number of fans. The number of fans in Weibo has reached more than 20 million, and these fans all have a common name "ikun".
Everyone knows that the homonym of "ikun" is "Aikun", and KUN mbth means Kun, and "ikun" means Aikun as its name implies.