The chant heard at every @bts_bighit concert around the world.
“Kim Namjoon, Kim Seokjin, Min Yoongi, Jung Hoseok, Park Jimin, Kim Taehyung, Jeon JungKook, B-T-S!”
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USA TODAY’s review of BTS’ Baltimore concert💜💜🔥🔥👏
When the signs range from “I’m 4 years old, this is my first concert” to “K-pop Grandma willing to break a hip for BTS,” you know your appeal is demographic-proof.🔥🔥🔥🔥👏
BTS’ dedication to their culture is admirable. But the joy that they ignite in fans of multiple generations and ethnicities goes beyond their own loyalties.🔥🔥🔥🔥👏💜🫠
Whether trading off vocals or raps in the steady creep of “They Don’t Know ‘Bout Us,” or spotlighting the sweet vocalizing on “Merry Go Round,” the group works tirelessly to connect with fans in a cavernous setting🔥🔥
Then comes the relentless collection of “Mic Drop,” “FYA” and “Fire,” all complemented by sweaty fist-pumps, frenzied lights and plumes of pyro, like a shot of adrenaline after consuming a magnum of caffeine.🔥🔥🔥🔥👏
When these Kings of the World 🔥🔥🔥👑lap the venue floor with dancers and security in tow, bopping through “Idol” and its perfect stadium-chant chorus, it’s an exercise in fan appreciation.
There are no divisions at a BTS concert💜🫠. It doesn’t matter where you came from, how old you are or if you’re wearing bedazzled jerseys with your fave’s name etched on the back, super-short leather ensembles or Converse and jeans
The vibe is enveloping, the songs an easily digestible pastiche of pop splattered with hip-hop and the dancing pinpoint-perfect but loose when the Magnificent Seven are unleashed to showcase their personalities.🔥🔥👏
Another proclamation from a sign-bearer in the Baltimore crowd likely spoke for millions of BTS Army members: “Thanks for keeping me alive.”💜🫠
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