BTS (방탄소년단) OFFICIAL LIGHT STICK VER.4 User Guide

What happened

BTS's version 4 light-stick guide draws purchase-frustration comments alongside messages of fan support. Two of the four supplied comments report difficulty buying one or ask for more stock.

Why Koreans care

An official K-pop light stick is a fandom marker and a way to participate in a concert, not merely a flashlight. That helps explain why a usage guide attracts requests for stock: a commenter connects owning one with attending a show. This does not establish current availability.

In the Korean comments

Fandom: purchase frustration appears in, "I couldn't buy it, I said I couldn't!!" Minority: a separate message uses the guide's comments to greet a member, with the excerpt, "J-Hope, happy birthday." The small sample mixes product access with fan community messages.

What the words mean

ARMY in the birthday message means BTS's fandom, not military affiliation. Another comment's sequence of members' names followed by BTS works as a fan chant, not an announcement of guests or a new lineup.