For reference, below are two video screen recordings demonstrating Naver searches for [idol name] (method 2️⃣) — which some less transparent accounts often choose to omit from their reports: ⬅️ A — Unique non-Korean name → returns results exclusively for Felix (from Stray Kids), without needing the group name.... One can’t simply disregard this search method ([idol name] 2️⃣) — not only does it correctly return the target artist, it’s also the more common way to search. ➡️ B — Korean name → returns results that can include other figures with the same or similar names; This is common for many artists with pure Korean names. Nevertheless, all search data for the Korean [idol name] is included in our final report. *** As the prior example screenshot (quoted post below ↓) comparing the three methods shows, searches for the [idol name] (2️⃣) are also substantially more frequent than searches for [group name + idol name] (3️⃣). In his case too, the keyword clearly refers to the artist from the 3rd gen group; excluding that higher-volume query (2️⃣) and counting only the less-common [group name + idol name] (3️⃣) would severely misrepresent the data. In practice, Naver users typically search (2️⃣) [idol name] = Felix (필릭스) and receive Stray Kids Felix’s main page exclusively. Official stage names are indexed by the stage name alone; generally only homonym-heavy or lesser-known figures require a group prefix to get accurate search results. *** 👉 Anyone can verify these results themselves via official sources (Naver DataLab for Naver, Google Trends for Google). 📌 Social media often contains inaccurate claims circulating far & wide with no fact check. We provide detailed explanations here so everyone can correct misrepresented data with facts & logic in the future. Always equip yourself with knowledge & critical thinking to recognize and reject incomplete data & false narratives.show more

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