[Culture&] BTS "I'm excited to meet you all... Thank you to the police, firefighters, government, and local authorities"

BTS makes a comeback with their fifth album Arirang at Gwanghwamun... "Safety is our top priority"

Global group BTS emphasized thorough safety measures alongside excitement just two days before their comeback performance at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul. They will release their fifth album 'Arirang (ARIRANG)' worldwide simultaneously on the afternoon of the 20th and will hold a large-scale free concert 'BTS Comeback Live: Arirang' in the vicinity of Gwanghwamun Square at 8 PM on the 21st.

This event is expected to draw well over 22,000 people beyond its maximum capacity. In response, leader RM requested on the fan platform Weverse on the 19th, "Since this is a place where many crowds will gather, I urge everyone to be especially cautious so that we can all enjoy the event safely," reiterating his request for maturity in the fandom ARMY.

Police and fire departments fully mobilized for the Gwanghwamun Comeback Show... JIN says, "We'll repay you with the best stage"

Close cooperation between on-site staff, safety personnel, and government and local authorities is being coordinated for a successful performance. RM expressed deep gratitude to the police officers and firefighters who are fully committed to ensuring safety, asking for proactive cooperation in guiding the attendees.

Team's eldest member JIN also shared his overwhelming feelings about having a comeback show in the historically significant Gwanghwamun. He promised, "I want to thank everyone who has provided understanding and support, and I will repay you with a perfect stage." He also strongly urged on-site attendees once again to be mindful of safety, revealing a deep sense of responsibility as an artist.