![beyond_ARMY_'s tweet photo. [BTS LATAM Stage Production]
I can’t believe I have to say this, but a different stage setup per ARIRANG city is not evidence of racism, discrimination or disrespect toward LATAM.
With Bogotá’s first show behind us, let’s clear up a few things about the #BTS_ARIRANG tour.
Our co-admin is a Creative Director with large-scale event production experience. We also checked local reporting, official statements and production sources.
✔️ 1) Bogotá’s stadium is smaller
El Campín holds around 39,000 people. MetLife has 82,500 seats; Wembley has 90,000.
Football ⚽️ and concerts use that space differently: concerts can put fans on the field, too. Bogotá expected more than 53,000 each night for BTS.
More fans inside does not change the stadium’s structure or what it can safely support.
✔️ 2) The touring team and local crews work together
For an article explaining why international shows sometimes look different in Brazil, g1 interviewed concert industry professionals.
Contracts specify what the artist’s team brings and what the local promoter provides. Transport, cost, available equipment and the venue affect those plans.
➡ BTS’s members are not personally booking cranes or calculating weight limits.
✔️ 3) Did you know Bogotá’s setup took days?
Stadium operator Sencia said BTS’s production involved more than 450 people from different countries.
A women’s football final moved to another city because crews needed El Campín to start building the show. That meant protecting the grass, building the stage, installing screens, lighting and sound, and testing everything.
Sencia also described platforms used at previous 360° shows to spread equipment weight across the grass.
✔️ 4) Brazil challenges and issues
At MorumBIS, where BTS will perform, Live Nation explained that concert stages are usually built above the players’ tunnels and need extra support.
➡ Leaving those structures in place would affect fans’ views, safety and access.
That describes the stadium’s usual concert setup. What works in one stadium may need changes in another.
✔️ 5) Chile REQUIRED changes for BTS’s shows
Chile’s Ministry of Sport approved the concerts after organizers revised their plans to protect the field:
• Heavy machinery stays off the grass.
• Cranes operate from the athletics track.
• A protective covering lets the grass breathe.
• An engineering study supports the plans.
These changes are confirmed. The statement does not say authorities ordered the outer screens removed.
✔️ 6) Other productions adapt, too. NOT just BTS
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 🌳 plant costumes helped solve a practical problem: sensitive grass meant limits on equipment carts. People dressed as plants helped create the scene and made setup quicker.
BTS’s Seoul Netflix concert was designed to suit the square outside Gyeongbokgung Palace and respect the historic buildings while bringing BTS’s ideas to life.
Coldplay adapts some shows to use local equipment and materials. U2’s 360° tour used three huge stage systems to keep builds moving.
➡ Different shows, different needs. Where you perform affects how you build.
✔️ 7) Bogotá’s screen setup was planned in advance
Infobae reported that earlier Chilean plans resemble Bogotá’s setup. It also shared an insider’s account that the LATAM plans already omitted the outer screens.
That means the setup was planned in advance, and it's likely due to infrastructure.
Fewer screens in screenshots with people’s opinions saying LATAM gets scraps and BTS is giving them scraps do not mean or prove the production was subpar.
✔️ 8) ➡ Please keep facts and guesses separate.
We have documented examples of stadiums requiring changes. We do not need to invent an explanation for every screen or tower.
Baseless accusations against BTS are not okay. Encouraging fans to attack local event production businesses is shameful.
Being disappointed is okay. Everyone is entitled to their feelings. But, coming at BTS with baseless accusations over production is not being real ARMY. It’s selfish and egotistical.
Don't spread rumors, and cite your source information. Spreading rumors isn't cool.
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LATAM
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SANTIAGO
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SAOPAULO](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HTrj8cja8AApuFJ.jpg)
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Las rupturas de pelotas se cobran por separado
Así como adaptaron el escenario para estadios en Norteamérica y europa podían hacerlo en Sudamérica, las negociaciones empezaron en septiembre 2025 o antes, más de un año para pensar en darle a los fans la mejor experiencia posible pero les cobraron más caro y les dan la mitad 😬
@seokmusee If you're his favorite why don't you have concert dates
@seokmusee Como si el racismo no lo hubiesen empezado ustedes atacandonos de la nada cuando ni les estábamos prestando atencion
You should have focused on hybe from the very beginning instead of attacking FIRST just because you were somehow offended that latin Americans said all countries who pay for tickets deserve the same treatment, which includes yours. You can't call latinas animals and expect peace
African ARMY'S #AfricaARMY we can't help people that have been conditioned to believe Africa is this or that, we can't help the uneducated masses. Focus our efforts on the campaigns to get HYBE and BTS to give us dates. You wasting too much energy on racists
@Caroone13 @_lvsjk_ Cuando ese es el caso, comprendas poniendo pantallas en los laterales del show, quizás no en la estructura principal pero en algún lado, que más aún siendo estadio techado es probable. Hay que entender que adaptar no tiene porqué ser restar, es muy de poco esmero hacer eso
They truly deluded themselves into thinking them demanding dates (invalidating the LATAM discourse as a catalyst for giving pity) is what started making people angry not them saying we are ungrateful animals who should have their concerts cancelled and wishing us to die
And see how you only cared when army's clapped back with the same racism Africans threw first. Not only that but you take an entire region s the problem for one or two tweets but when have to take thousands of africans verbally abusing us over night and yes, being racist first.
I was wondering about why so many of y'all were being so dense about this discourse and apparently the education distribution difference is insane. Glad I'm from a well educated country with 90-95% university enrollment that knows not to START unnecessary fights
Se acercan las elecciones en Brasil y se intensifica la intromisión gringa en Latinoamérica pero el discurso actual en gringolandia twitter es:
“Haha on gringo, latinos racist, ragebait, shut up my gringgo 😂”
We need a term like “mansplaining” but for when a gringa explains to a latina with this condescending attitude. Maybe “gringasplaining”.
yo no puedo creer que la empresa y todos los organizadores hayan hecho que army empezara a sentir conformidad con el "bueno, por lo menos vienen" hasta el último momento me va a parecer super injusto el trato que nos dan en todo latam, porque no solo son las pantallas girls
E disseram que os telões não fazem diferença...
@Yoongislovebite No latinas invited y'all to the conversation and y'all started attacking us. You want dates? Ask hybe, and if you get dates but your concert setups end up being a downgrade trust that latinas will be the first to defend you while Americans and Europeans it's ok you deserve less
@Yoongislovebite African army's would have never been clapped back (yes, it was a clap back) if they didn't start being racist and attacking+insulting latin Americans first. Stop with the victimization when I've seen y'all straight up wishing latinas to die because they complained aboth screens
https://t.co/kzjsLcJy1u check the linked twit in case any of y'all want to allow these fuckass gringas into convincing the world that LATAM has no infrastructure
[BTS LATAM Stage Production]
I can’t believe I have to say this, but a different stage setup per ARIRANG city is not evidence of racism, discrimination or disrespect toward LATAM.
With Bogotá’s first show behind us, let’s clear up a few things about the #BTS_ARIRANG tour.
Our co-admin is a Creative Director with large-scale event production experience. We also checked local reporting, official statements and production sources.
✔️ 1) Bogotá’s stadium is smaller
El Campín holds around 39,000 people. MetLife has 82,500 seats; Wembley has 90,000.
Football ⚽️ and concerts use that space differently: concerts can put fans on the field, too. Bogotá expected more than 53,000 each night for BTS.
More fans inside does not change the stadium’s structure or what it can safely support.
✔️ 2) The touring team and local crews work together
For an article explaining why international shows sometimes look different in Brazil, g1 interviewed concert industry professionals.
Contracts specify what the artist’s team brings and what the local promoter provides. Transport, cost, available equipment and the venue affect those plans.
➡ BTS’s members are not personally booking cranes or calculating weight limits.
✔️ 3) Did you know Bogotá’s setup took days?
Stadium operator Sencia said BTS’s production involved more than 450 people from different countries.
A women’s football final moved to another city because crews needed El Campín to start building the show. That meant protecting the grass, building the stage, installing screens, lighting and sound, and testing everything.
Sencia also described platforms used at previous 360° shows to spread equipment weight across the grass.
✔️ 4) Brazil challenges and issues
At MorumBIS, where BTS will perform, Live Nation explained that concert stages are usually built above the players’ tunnels and need extra support.
➡ Leaving those structures in place would affect fans’ views, safety and access.
That describes the stadium’s usual concert setup. What works in one stadium may need changes in another.
✔️ 5) Chile REQUIRED changes for BTS’s shows
Chile’s Ministry of Sport approved the concerts after organizers revised their plans to protect the field:
• Heavy machinery stays off the grass.
• Cranes operate from the athletics track.
• A protective covering lets the grass breathe.
• An engineering study supports the plans.
These changes are confirmed. The statement does not say authorities ordered the outer screens removed.
✔️ 6) Other productions adapt, too. NOT just BTS
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 🌳 plant costumes helped solve a practical problem: sensitive grass meant limits on equipment carts. People dressed as plants helped create the scene and made setup quicker.
BTS’s Seoul Netflix concert was designed to suit the square outside Gyeongbokgung Palace and respect the historic buildings while bringing BTS’s ideas to life.
Coldplay adapts some shows to use local equipment and materials. U2’s 360° tour used three huge stage systems to keep builds moving.
➡ Different shows, different needs. Where you perform affects how you build.
✔️ 7) Bogotá’s screen setup was planned in advance
Infobae reported that earlier Chilean plans resemble Bogotá’s setup. It also shared an insider’s account that the LATAM plans already omitted the outer screens.
That means the setup was planned in advance, and it's likely due to infrastructure.
Fewer screens in screenshots with people’s opinions saying LATAM gets scraps and BTS is giving them scraps do not mean or prove the production was subpar.
✔️ 8) ➡ Please keep facts and guesses separate.
We have documented examples of stadiums requiring changes. We do not need to invent an explanation for every screen or tower.
Baseless accusations against BTS are not okay. Encouraging fans to attack local event production businesses is shameful.
Being disappointed is okay. Everyone is entitled to their feelings. But, coming at BTS with baseless accusations over production is not being real ARMY. It’s selfish and egotistical.
Don't spread rumors, and cite your source information. Spreading rumors isn't cool.
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LATAM
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SANTIAGO
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SAOPAULO
![beyond_ARMY_'s tweet photo. [BTS LATAM Stage Production]
I can’t believe I have to say this, but a different stage setup per ARIRANG city is not evidence of racism, discrimination or disrespect toward LATAM.
With Bogotá’s first show behind us, let’s clear up a few things about the #BTS_ARIRANG tour.
Our co-admin is a Creative Director with large-scale event production experience. We also checked local reporting, official statements and production sources.
✔️ 1) Bogotá’s stadium is smaller
El Campín holds around 39,000 people. MetLife has 82,500 seats; Wembley has 90,000.
Football ⚽️ and concerts use that space differently: concerts can put fans on the field, too. Bogotá expected more than 53,000 each night for BTS.
More fans inside does not change the stadium’s structure or what it can safely support.
✔️ 2) The touring team and local crews work together
For an article explaining why international shows sometimes look different in Brazil, g1 interviewed concert industry professionals.
Contracts specify what the artist’s team brings and what the local promoter provides. Transport, cost, available equipment and the venue affect those plans.
➡ BTS’s members are not personally booking cranes or calculating weight limits.
✔️ 3) Did you know Bogotá’s setup took days?
Stadium operator Sencia said BTS’s production involved more than 450 people from different countries.
A women’s football final moved to another city because crews needed El Campín to start building the show. That meant protecting the grass, building the stage, installing screens, lighting and sound, and testing everything.
Sencia also described platforms used at previous 360° shows to spread equipment weight across the grass.
✔️ 4) Brazil challenges and issues
At MorumBIS, where BTS will perform, Live Nation explained that concert stages are usually built above the players’ tunnels and need extra support.
➡ Leaving those structures in place would affect fans’ views, safety and access.
That describes the stadium’s usual concert setup. What works in one stadium may need changes in another.
✔️ 5) Chile REQUIRED changes for BTS’s shows
Chile’s Ministry of Sport approved the concerts after organizers revised their plans to protect the field:
• Heavy machinery stays off the grass.
• Cranes operate from the athletics track.
• A protective covering lets the grass breathe.
• An engineering study supports the plans.
These changes are confirmed. The statement does not say authorities ordered the outer screens removed.
✔️ 6) Other productions adapt, too. NOT just BTS
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 🌳 plant costumes helped solve a practical problem: sensitive grass meant limits on equipment carts. People dressed as plants helped create the scene and made setup quicker.
BTS’s Seoul Netflix concert was designed to suit the square outside Gyeongbokgung Palace and respect the historic buildings while bringing BTS’s ideas to life.
Coldplay adapts some shows to use local equipment and materials. U2’s 360° tour used three huge stage systems to keep builds moving.
➡ Different shows, different needs. Where you perform affects how you build.
✔️ 7) Bogotá’s screen setup was planned in advance
Infobae reported that earlier Chilean plans resemble Bogotá’s setup. It also shared an insider’s account that the LATAM plans already omitted the outer screens.
That means the setup was planned in advance, and it's likely due to infrastructure.
Fewer screens in screenshots with people’s opinions saying LATAM gets scraps and BTS is giving them scraps do not mean or prove the production was subpar.
✔️ 8) ➡ Please keep facts and guesses separate.
We have documented examples of stadiums requiring changes. We do not need to invent an explanation for every screen or tower.
Baseless accusations against BTS are not okay. Encouraging fans to attack local event production businesses is shameful.
Being disappointed is okay. Everyone is entitled to their feelings. But, coming at BTS with baseless accusations over production is not being real ARMY. It’s selfish and egotistical.
Don't spread rumors, and cite your source information. Spreading rumors isn't cool.
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LATAM
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SANTIAGO
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SAOPAULO](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HTrj_lha0AA8XeO.png)
In case gringas keep trying to gaslight everyone into thinking latin America has no infrastructure now that Peru has been almost confirmed to have the same stage setup as colombia
LITERALMENTE ESTE FUE EL ESCENARIO DE GRUPO 5 con todo escalera encima doble plataforma en el ESTADIO SAN MARCOS y me van a decir que no por el peso???? @livenationperu
Account based in the USA trying to use "other stages adapt" as an excuse, when the discourse is that latinas were sad that all artists DOWNGRADE, not just adapt. And it's not an infrastructure thing you just assume that because as Americans you're taught we are shitholes
[BTS LATAM Stage Production]
I can’t believe I have to say this, but a different stage setup per ARIRANG city is not evidence of racism, discrimination or disrespect toward LATAM.
With Bogotá’s first show behind us, let’s clear up a few things about the #BTS_ARIRANG tour.
Our co-admin is a Creative Director with large-scale event production experience. We also checked local reporting, official statements and production sources.
✔️ 1) Bogotá’s stadium is smaller
El Campín holds around 39,000 people. MetLife has 82,500 seats; Wembley has 90,000.
Football ⚽️ and concerts use that space differently: concerts can put fans on the field, too. Bogotá expected more than 53,000 each night for BTS.
More fans inside does not change the stadium’s structure or what it can safely support.
✔️ 2) The touring team and local crews work together
For an article explaining why international shows sometimes look different in Brazil, g1 interviewed concert industry professionals.
Contracts specify what the artist’s team brings and what the local promoter provides. Transport, cost, available equipment and the venue affect those plans.
➡ BTS’s members are not personally booking cranes or calculating weight limits.
✔️ 3) Did you know Bogotá’s setup took days?
Stadium operator Sencia said BTS’s production involved more than 450 people from different countries.
A women’s football final moved to another city because crews needed El Campín to start building the show. That meant protecting the grass, building the stage, installing screens, lighting and sound, and testing everything.
Sencia also described platforms used at previous 360° shows to spread equipment weight across the grass.
✔️ 4) Brazil challenges and issues
At MorumBIS, where BTS will perform, Live Nation explained that concert stages are usually built above the players’ tunnels and need extra support.
➡ Leaving those structures in place would affect fans’ views, safety and access.
That describes the stadium’s usual concert setup. What works in one stadium may need changes in another.
✔️ 5) Chile REQUIRED changes for BTS’s shows
Chile’s Ministry of Sport approved the concerts after organizers revised their plans to protect the field:
• Heavy machinery stays off the grass.
• Cranes operate from the athletics track.
• A protective covering lets the grass breathe.
• An engineering study supports the plans.
These changes are confirmed. The statement does not say authorities ordered the outer screens removed.
✔️ 6) Other productions adapt, too. NOT just BTS
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 🌳 plant costumes helped solve a practical problem: sensitive grass meant limits on equipment carts. People dressed as plants helped create the scene and made setup quicker.
BTS’s Seoul Netflix concert was designed to suit the square outside Gyeongbokgung Palace and respect the historic buildings while bringing BTS’s ideas to life.
Coldplay adapts some shows to use local equipment and materials. U2’s 360° tour used three huge stage systems to keep builds moving.
➡ Different shows, different needs. Where you perform affects how you build.
✔️ 7) Bogotá’s screen setup was planned in advance
Infobae reported that earlier Chilean plans resemble Bogotá’s setup. It also shared an insider’s account that the LATAM plans already omitted the outer screens.
That means the setup was planned in advance, and it's likely due to infrastructure.
Fewer screens in screenshots with people’s opinions saying LATAM gets scraps and BTS is giving them scraps do not mean or prove the production was subpar.
✔️ 8) ➡ Please keep facts and guesses separate.
We have documented examples of stadiums requiring changes. We do not need to invent an explanation for every screen or tower.
Baseless accusations against BTS are not okay. Encouraging fans to attack local event production businesses is shameful.
Being disappointed is okay. Everyone is entitled to their feelings. But, coming at BTS with baseless accusations over production is not being real ARMY. It’s selfish and egotistical.
Don't spread rumors, and cite your source information. Spreading rumors isn't cool.
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LATAM
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SANTIAGO
#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_SAOPAULO
And acts that adapt, always adapt their prices too to match the local economy. If we get same or higher prices than the US or EUROPE of course we are sad about expecting not to be downgraded dthis time as well.
@Chel12068962 @Yoonginapuppy2 She deleted the tweet but I saved a screenshot. If you're gonna embarrass the entirety of Philippines at least apologize or own up to it
@Chel12068962 @Yoonginapuppy2 I know that your country has to build a great arc every time it rains bc it floods everytime and that you probably don't have a lot of time to study but latin America is in fact, not a country
amigas con todo respeto pero please en esa pantalla perdió tanta aura
And gringas are trying to gaslight latinas into thinking its an infrastructure problem because they have been indoctrinated into believing LATAM is a shithole so that's their only possibility instead of hybe being stingy with the entire region
LITERALMENTE ESTE FUE EL ESCENARIO DE GRUPO 5 con todo escalera encima doble plataforma en el ESTADIO SAN MARCOS y me van a decir que no por el peso???? @livenationperu
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