The KPOP spam is regularly littered with bot accounts posting the same comments regularly. If you have a platform as prominent as Twitter, making it onto the t

The KPOP spam is regularly littered with bot accounts posting the same comments regularly. If you have a platform as prominent as Twitter, making it onto the trending timeline can be very profitable for musicians. The same major industry artists regularly trend on Twitter because they command most of the profit, and then often use a percentage of that for paid and bot promotion. It's just my opinion, but Twitter facilitates and permits that bad behavior regularly because they profit off of the activity too. There is not much more frustrating than being a creator or artist and competing with major industry forces that have unlimited funding and internal contacts within Twitter that ensure that trending is on rails daily. It's not only bots, it's the sponsored and sanctioned control of what trends that is a hallmark of the platform.