Epik High's unconventional lightstick, the "Park Kyu Bong," is making a statement beyond the concert hall. Shaped like a hand with an illuminated middle finger, this unique piece of merchandise has been spotted at recent political protests in South Korea.

Fans of the hip-hop trio have been proudly displaying their "Park Kyu Bongs" at demonstrations, using the defiant symbol to express their discontent with the current political climate. Social media is buzzing with images of the lightstick held high amidst crowds of protesters, accompanied by captions like: "People kept asking me where I got this!" "Every Saturday, I'll be heading to the National Assembly with my balletcore Kyu Bong. I'll go even if it's not Saturday, if I have time. Many people asked where I bought it... It's Epik High's cheering stick and it's still available for purchase."

There were also interesting sightings of the Park Kyu Bong on international media like BBC.

The "Park Kyu Bong" resonated with those seeking a bold way to express their frustration and dissent. Its presence at these protests highlights the intersection of pop culture and political activism, demonstrating how fans are creatively utilizing symbols to amplify their voices and make a statement.

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