BTS’s RM requests fans not to throw stuff at them during concert. Internet reacts
India Today
Many fans were angry at the people present at the stadium and called them out for their unruly behaviour and making BTS uncomfortable during the concert.
South Korean boy band BTS has already won hearts with their power-packed Grammys performance. The septet is currently in Las Vegas for their Permission To Dance on-stage concert. There’s no doubt that the fans (also known as ARMYs) love the Bangtan boys, but sometimes they go too far to show their affection.
During the concert, the members were seen doing rounds around the Allegiant stadium to interact with their fans more. However, some videos showed people throwing flowers and other stuff at them as a gesture of affection. While members like Jungkook and Jimin were seen catching the flower bouquets and soft toys, others were quite uneasy at the situation.
BTS’s senior member, Jin, is still recovering from finger surgery and he was seen dodging an object during their rounds.
Keeping the safety of the members in mind, BTS leader Namjoon made a request to the ARMYs during the concert and asked them not to throw anything at them.
Take a look at the video:
Namjoon: Please don't throw your stuff on us, okay?He sounded serious, and made sure that these people that throw things finally understandthe video: pic.twitter.com/BC1txfZByC
The incident has raised a storm on Twitter. Many fans were angry at the people present at the stadium and called them out for their unruly behaviour and making the septet uncomfortable during the concert.
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