Maybe I get a lot of backlash by saying this. But for me this isn’t a topic of black and white. Yes, I am a woman and yes I absolutely hate CB for everything he stands and does. And yes the BTS audience is mostly female. BUT I think the problem lays more deeper. Most fans put BTS on a pedestal and put their own expectations, hopes, wishes, point of views on them and often forget, that they are also humans as all of us. They enjoyed CB‘s music in their private time. Does this mean they share his attitude toward women - NO. Does this mean they changed what they stand for - NO.
I wish this fandom would grant them exactly the same freedom as private individuals that each of us takes for granted for ourselves. Make mistakes, enjoying things that go against other beliefs, sometimes doing something spontaneous without thinking about how it might turn out.
@TheePopCore No.29 is the sound of Korea's National Treasure No.29 - Sacred Bell of Great King Seongdeok, which is where the title comes from. It's a collaboration between BTS and the National Museum Foundation Of Korea.