BTS’s RM Speaks Out Regarding Crowds In Front Of Their Hotel
RM asked fans not to camp outside BTS’s hotels after crowds in Peru disrupted the members, staff, and other guests.
Recently, BTS’s RM posted on Weverse about the massive crowds gathered outside their hotel in Peru.
Although they were grateful for everyone’s warm welcome, he revealed that it had made them a nuisance to the hotel staff and other guests.
| Weverse
“Hello everyone in Latin America, we’re currently here in Peru. It’s our very first time in Peru, so we’re very excited and happy! However, the members and staff are having a hard time due to people camping outside the hotel. It’s noisy all the way inside the room, so no one can sleep well. Moreover, it’s becoming a huge nuisance to other guests at the hotel. I’m so grateful for your welcoming us with so much love and passion, but if we don’t get enough rest or sleep well, it also affects our performance at the concert with you guys.
Therefore, we sincerely hope you don’t camp outside the hotels where we stay. Not just here in Lima, but also in Chile, Brazil, Argentina, and the other Asian countries we’ll be heading to after this. If you’re ARMYs, the coolest fandom in the whole world, I believe and sincerely hope that you’d understand, and will not do so. I hope we can build an even more mature relationship with each other. We’ll do our best at the show today, and in the future too. Thank you and love you always! Love you all.”
— RM
Videos revealed online showcased the severity and danger of the current situation.
Fans were shocked at the behavior of fans and hoped this wouldn’t happen at the other cities for upcoming concerts.
There’s a huge difference between the leader speaking up and not speaking about the matter. It’s unfortunate that the Latin America ARMYs have to go through this because of a select few people. I hope they can finish the concert and get out quickly.
They’re not just standing there, but they’re screaming…such a nuisance…crazy people.
I understand that they don’t get a lot of concerts, but still, what they are doing is wrong. If they continue to do that, do you think the artists would want to come back to perform again…
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