SOUTH KOREA: Despite being unable to attend the 25th World Scout Jamboree concert in person, BTS sent a special surprise for their fans, ARMY, in the form of photo cards worth millions of won.
The concert, which was originally scheduled to take place on August 6, was postponed to August 11 due to inclement weather. BTS was unable to attend the rescheduled concert due to their busy schedule, but they wanted to make sure that their fans still had something to remember them by.
BIGHIT MUSIC, BTS’s management company, sent 43,000 photo card sets worth 800 million won (approximately $600,000) to the concert venue. The photo cards feature individual and group photos of BTS members, as well as a special message from the group to ARMY.
The photo cards were distributed to concert attendees free of charge. Many fans were surprised and delighted to receive the gift, and they took to social media to express their gratitude to BTS.
This is not the first time that BTS has gone above and beyond for their fans. In the past, they have sent ARMY gifts such as personalized letters, signed albums, and even food trucks.
BTS’s thoughtfulness and generosity is truly appreciated by their fans, and it is one of the many reasons why they are so beloved around the world.
The 25th World Scout Jamboree is a global event that brings together scouts from all over the world.
The concert was one of the highlights of the event, and it was a great opportunity for fans to see some of their favorite K-pop groups perform live. BTS’s absence was certainly missed, but the photo cards were a thoughtful gesture that helped to make up for it.
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