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The 14 pages that link to Teen idol, each with the reason it gives.

• Girl groupRelated: Girl groups have often been promoted through images and songs aimed at young audiences.

• Boy bandRelated: Boy-band members are often presented as individual objects of fan attachment.

• Yé-yéRelated: Yé-yé’s performers were promoted as youthful stars for a growing adolescent audience.

• Child starCompared with: Teen idols are typically older than child stars, though their careers can overlap.

• The Mickey Mouse ClubNarrower topic: The show’s young performers sometimes became teen idols through their television exposure.

• Traditional popCompared with: Teen idols helped redirect the pop market from established adult vocalists toward youth culture.

• Justin BieberNarrower topic: Bieber’s early image placed him in a long tradition of youth-focused pop stardom.

• Neil SedakaRelated: Sedaka’s early fame placed him among the teen idols of late-1950s and early-1960s pop.

• Paul AnkaRelated: Anka’s late-1950s hits made him a prominent teen idol during rock and roll’s rise.

• Richard ChamberlainRelated: Dr. Kildare’s success made Chamberlain a prominent teen idol in the 1960s.

• Ricky NelsonRelated: Nelson’s television exposure and clean-cut image made him an early mass-market teen idol.

• James Van Der BeekRelated: The show’s success made Van Der Beek a widely recognized teen idol.

• Johnnie RayRelated: Ray’s intense fan following anticipated the mass youth audiences associated with later teen idols.

• Robert PattinsonNarrower topic: Twilight cast Pattinson in a teen-idol role he later worked beyond.