lightstick
- noun
- /ˈlaɪtˌstɪk/
- Jargon
- During the encore, lightsticks pulsed in time with the bass, creating a sea of coordinated color.
Examples
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The group's official lightstick connected to the stage system so it flashed in perfect unison.
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At the concert, every fan raised their lightstick as the arena changed to match the song's color.
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I bought a new lightstick for the concert.
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The fans waved their lightsticks in unison.
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At the concert, every fan raised their lightstick as the arena changed to match the song's color.
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The group's official lightstick connected to the stage system so it flashed in perfect unison.
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During the encore, lightsticks pulsed in time with the bass, creating a sea of coordinated color.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lightstick comes from light ('brightness') and stick ('a small rod'), so think of it as a bright wand you can hold. In K-pop and other fan groups a lightstick is an official, battery-powered wand fans wave to show their group and to flash in time with the music.