WATCH: PH fans 'steal' posters, 'misbehave' during BTS concert | Inquirer Technology

WATCH: PH fans ‘steal’ posters, ‘misbehave’ during BTS concert

/ 12:10 PM August 03, 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOva_jfo1pA

Many netizens expressed disgust after a video of rowdy Filipino fans of the Korean boy band BTS, also known as Bangtan Boys, surfaced on social media that showed them openly stealing several BTS tarpaulins.

In a one-minute clip uploaded by user Park Jimin on YouTube on Tuesday, a group of “ARMY,” a trendy nickname for fangirls of the seven-member band was seen impishly forming like a cheering squad in the concert’s venue at SM Mall of Asia Arena. Then, they assisted one of their members as she reached out to one of the tarpaulins hanging on the ceiling. One of the girls succeeded in snatching one of the posters, causing an upheaval on the concert ground.

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A sizable number of Filipino fans felt disgraced and humiliated by watching the video.

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“Mahiya naman kayo, please. What if BTS sees this? They said that PH ARMY’s are the best right? Then what will happen if they see this?” one YouTube user commented.

READ: BTS fans make buzz on social media as group arrives in Manila

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BTS arrived on Friday and performed the “BTS Epilogue in Manila” concert on Friday. The group’s arrival at the airport thrilled Filipino K-pop fans, who patiently kept vigil at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and even tracked down their idol’s flight status.  Gianna Francesca Catolico

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TOPICS: Bangtan Boys, BTS, Kpop, Youtube
TAGS: Bangtan Boys, BTS, Kpop, Youtube

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