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Fan
clubs for every vertical drama performer

Every performer in vertical drama has a club, and every club is free. Join with a fan name, be told first when they have a new series, and keep every club you’re in in one place.

Clubs open
10,416
Members
0
With fans in
0
Cost to join
Free

Member counts are public. The members themselves never are — not to fans, not to the performer.

Clubs to join first

  1. David Moskowitzbe the first
  2. Michael Sullivanbe the first
  3. Lil Safonovabe the first
  4. Samuel Codebe the first
  5. Rachel Ashley Johnsonbe the first
  6. Kasey Esserbe the first
  7. Scott Travisbe the first
  8. Cailynn Knabenshuebe the first

How a club
works

Our standards
  1. [ 01 ]

    Join free

    Pick a fan name and give a full name and email. No card, no subscription, no proof you’re anyone’s biggest fan.

  2. [ 02 ]

    Hear it first

    Members are told before anyone else when their performer has a new series, a first look or a club-only note.

  3. [ 03 ]

    Kept in your vault

    Every club you join collects in My Vault, with the rest of your performers, series and lists.

Want the full list of what a membership does and doesn’t do? Read how the record works.

The directory

240 of 240 clubs shown · every one of the 10,416 performers on the site has a club

Club questions

Is a vertical drama fan club free to join?
Yes. Every club on Vertical Dramas Official is free. Joining asks for a fan name, your full name and an email address so the club can reach you when that performer has a new series. There is no card and no subscription.
Can I see who else is in a performer’s fan club?
No. The size of a club is public, with a count of My Vault Pro members beside it, but the member list is never shown. Fans are only ever a number in a club, never a name.
How do I leave a fan club?
Open the performer’s page, go to the fan club section and tap “You’re a member · Leave”. It takes one tap and removes you from that club immediately.
Does every performer on the site have a fan club?
Yes. A club exists for all 10,400+ credited performers in the directory, including the ones with a single credit. Clubs with no members yet show “be the first member”.
For performers

This is your club,
not ours

A club belongs to the performer it is named for. Claim your profile to correct your credits, add your own portrait, and tell your club what to send them first.

Find your profileSend a correction

Clubs never sell a membership and never charge a fan. If someone is asking for money to “join” a vertical drama performer’s club, it isn’t this one — tell us and we’ll publish it.