US Magazine Selects Apoki as K-Virtual Artist for Virtual Human Magazine

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyungsoo Park] Afun Interactive announced on the 14th that domestic virtual artist Apoki has been selected as the K-Virtual Top 1 Artist by the US specialized magazine Virtual Human.

Apoki began activities in Korea in 2019 and has released her third album. She is a virtual artist with 4 million subscribers. Currently, she is gaining attention from overseas media in the US, Japan, and other countries.

On the 7th, the US Virtual Human introduced Korea as a virtual influencer hotspot. They named Lechat and virtual human Rozy from the same agency VV, along with Apoki, as representative artists.

As a signal of her overseas activities, Apoki released the Japanese version of "Coming back" last March. After its release, the Japanese media JOAH featured Apoki as a trending K-artist.

Continuing her activities in Japan, Apoki introduces K-culture trends biweekly through the Japanese media K-Style. Beyond simple communication with Japanese fans via social media, she opened a booth in the metaverse space of Japan's largest fashion festival, the Tokyo Girls Collection, and is actively engaging within the virtual space.

An Afun Interactive official stated, "The development of Korea's metaverse and virtual character industry is gaining attention overseas," and emphasized, "We will strive to achieve a second Korean Wave through the metaverse, led by Apoki."

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