Con una hermosa sencillez BTS saludó a su “A.R.M.Y” y a cerca de 50 mil personas que se congregaron en el zócalo para saludarles. Me da mucha alegría haber podido darles este momento de júbilo. El grupo transmite en sus canciones mensajes positivos que fomentan una cultura de paz e inclusión.
[jungkook talking about comments online]
🐰: Seriously, I’m telling you, we need a real-name verification system. Whatever it is, everything should require your real name now. I truly believe it’s necessary.
There are just way too many weird people these days. I’ll be watching a video, and then I look at the comments... and there are so many people who fall way outside the bounds of common sense.
It makes me go, 'Wow, they actually think like this?' There are so many of them. Then, if you click on that comment and look at the replies, every single person is dragging them apart. lol. Sigh... This is why we need a real-name system.
That way, people would actually be afraid of the consequences of what they post. Because they're all hiding behind anonymity, they have no idea how scary the real world can be.
@koovarbie I Agree, when I see some good videos and open the comment section there would be some comments that spoil my mood, like how can they think it's cool to comment so cheap
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lol wonder how much kmedia cried writing about bts effect🔥🔥👀👀👀
After BTS’s comeback concert at Gwanghwamun on March 21, a total of 259,640 people visited Gyeongbokgung Palace over 8 open days (March 21–30, excluding closed days), showing a clear “BTS effect.” On average, there were 18,819 domestic visitors and 13,636 foreign visitors per day. The day after the concert (March 22), 33,005 people visited, and the busiest day was March 29, with about 53,000 visitors (34,534 domestic and 19,202 foreign).🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👏
Heo Min, head of the Korea Heritage Service, mentioned the increase in visitors at a press conference for the “2026 12th Royal Culture Festival” held at Korea House in Jung-gu, Seoul, stating that global interest in Korean traditional culture has grown.
He said, “The day after the concert, 32,000 people visited Gyeongbokgung alone, and a week later, on March 29, 53,000 people visited,” adding, “The number of visitors increased explosively.”🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏
He added, “Starting with Gwanghwamun, which gained attention as the stage for BTS’s comeback, we will develop palaces and Joseon royal tombs beyond simple preservation sites into global cultural landmarks.”
https://t.co/JRKF7izVsZ