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Seven people claim to be K-pop super fans, but one of them is lying. They have to find the mole through four rounds of questions and challenges, or else the mole wins a cash prize. The super fans show their passion and knowledge of K-pop, but also discuss the issues and controversies in the industry. They vote out four super fans, leaving the mole in the game. The mole turns out to be a music publicist who only knows the basics of K-pop. The super fans express their love and gratitude for K-pop and how it has changed their lives.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video from Jubilee, a YouTube channel that produces social experiments and documentaries.
2. The video is an episode of "Odd Man Out", a series where a group of people try to identify the impostor among them who doesn't share their common trait or interest.
3. The episode features seven people who claim to be K-pop super fans, but one of them is lying and is the mole.
4. The group has four rounds to find the mole, and each round has a different challenge or topic related to K-pop.
5. The challenges or topics are: introducing their favorite K-pop groups, showing their K-pop merchandise, describing their favorite K-pop music videos, and discussing the issues and impacts of K-pop.
6. After each round, the group votes to eliminate one person who they think is the mole. If the mole survives until the end, they win a cash prize and a gift from Akinto, an interactive apparel brand. If the group catches the mole, they split the prize.
7. The mole is Jaime, a music publicist who only knows the basics of K-pop and borrowed his friend's bracelets from K-con, a K-pop convention.
8. The group fails to catch Jaime and eliminates four super fans instead: Frankie, Sundus, Andrew, and Ava.
9. The final three super fans are Troy, Dara, and Ava. They decide to end the game after round four, thinking they caught the mole, but they are shocked when they see Jaime reveal himself as the mole.
10. The super fans share their personal stories and opinions about K-pop, such as how it changed their lives, how it made them proud of their ethnicity, how it pushed boundaries and moved people forward, and how they deal with toxicity and cultural appropriation in the industry.