When the seven-member South Korean supergroup plays its first live performance since 2019 Saturday evening at Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, the "BTS Army" is anticipated to be in full force.
Fans have already formed lines to buy "merch" ahead of the sold-out "BTS Permission to Dance on Stage – Live Play" concerts at 7:30 p.m. Fans from as far as South Korea and across the United States have already formed lines to buy "merch" ahead of the sold-out "BTS Permission to Dance on Stage – Live Play" concerts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, as well as December 1-2. The concerts will be broadcast live on venewlive.com.
Early Friday morning, a more than mile-long queue snaked around the stadium as tens of thousands of fans flocked to purchase goods as soon as presales started.
@kzw kim tweeted, "Waite in line 9 1/2 hours yesterday." "I wasn't expecting that!" At 10:20 a.m., I went in line and arrived at the retail stand at 8:00 p.m."
Despite the lengthy wait, the majority of fans said that it was worthwhile.
MIZO, a fan, wrote, "Waited all day to buy goods, but it was well worth it." "I got to hear them practise for the concerts, and I got to hear how excited they were to finally meet ARMY, and they even came over to see us while we were in line."
BTS comprises of three rappers and four vocalists and made its debut in 2013. The group has sold over 10 million records worldwide, making them one of the most successful boy bands of all time and one of the most popular Korean pop groups. They were the best-selling artists in the world in 2020, outselling Taylor Swift and Drake.
BTS has three No. 1 hits this year and has been nominated for a Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "Dynamite." Last year, the group was nominated in the same category.
BTS took home three American Music Awards earlier last month.
BTS has also dominated social media in recent years, having created 19 of the most retweeted tweets of all time and amassing a following of admirers known as the BTS Army all over the world.
"Seven Korean lads, united by their passion of music, received love and support from all the armies of the globe," stated member RM as the group accepted one of their AMA awards. "Everything has turned out to be a miracle." Seriously, this is something we would never take for granted."
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