Showbiz A duvet, many posters and a bit of cd’s and dvd’s. But also stickers, stuffed animals, dolls, plastic, backpacks, a radio, journal and even a lampshade. The bedroom of Timo Hulshorst (22) of Pigeons is a real K3-palace. “There are still so many people who themselves want to be, but that is to worry about the opinion of others.’
His room is small, but full with really. Only his ceiling is still K3-loos, continue to breathe everything in his room K3. Flea markets, facebook groups and market rummages, he finished in his quest for new stuff. “I have been so many that I can’t stop collecting. More than a thousand items are here. Very proud, I am.’
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And that while he is a mature guy of 22. It will come as no surprise that Timo is sometimes astounded responses. “A guy of 22 and a fan of K3? K3 is for young girls?’, he hears then. But the pedagogical employee does not.
Not more. In high school, that was different. He stopped consciously with the follow of the group, ” he says in his filled to the brim bookcase. “I wanted to shut it down. Kathleen also went out of the group and was replaced by Josje. I had a fun childhood with them, had the girls intensely followed. That time had even finished. Was afraid I also have to deal with unpleasant reactions. At the high school is still a big taboo as a boy fan of Q3.’
was Afraid I also have to deal with unpleasant reactions. At the high school is still a big taboo as a boy fan of K3.
Timo Hulshorst
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He told almost no one about, but remained K3. In 2015, he went to the farewell concert of the former composition in Amsterdam. To his own surprise, he came into contact with many adult fans. “That was so incredibly fun. I realized there that I’m not the only adult fan, and that I nowhere had to be ashamed of. Since then, I have more concerts to go visit, and I started really collecting. I wanted to quit, but it was a kind of new beginning.’ the
are the messages in the songs that the superfan appeal. “The songs now are more mature than in the past. Take The earth trembles’ , about how the earth is breaking. Or ‘ Princess and Superman’ , about yourself.’
