ARMY FORCE Perú ⁷

ARMY FORCE Peru wrote that many Peruvian fans of BTS had gone through difficult days, feeling helpless, frustrated, and sad, and that some had received comments blaming them collectively for the actions of a few people. The account mentioned that Namjoon had reminded them that BTS and ARMY had no borders and encouraged the fans not to let those comments overshadow the shared love. It also urged the Peruvian ARMY to enjoy the last concert date, to sing and express their support for the group. According to the post, Namjoon had remembered that there were many wonderful fans in Peru as well. #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LIMA #BTS #Namjoon #RM #BTS #ARMY #Namjoon (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru shared a story about Namjoon's speech during the second day of the BTS concert in Lima. According to the post, the singer clarified that what he had written the day before did not refer to Latin America or Peru, and that similar situations had also occurred in Europe and the United States, and could happen in Asia. Namjoon said he knew that many fans avoided approaching the hotel or pretended not to recognize the group on the street, but pointed out that flying drones or pointing lasers at them was not right. He added that Taehyung had talked about those behaviors in Europe and that this time he was the one doing it. He also stated that BTS and ARMY did not differentiate people by nationality or continent, and asked them to continue loving each other and ignore those who, he said, had strange ideas. He expressed that he still believed there were many more wonderful and caring fans, also in Peru, and thanked the Peruvian audience. https://t.co/4wuIaPZVIF #BTS #Namjoon #ARMY (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru asked those attending the Bicentennial Park for the drone show to follow the authorities' instructions. It also noted that the park no longer had available capacity and recommended that those who were just heading there go to the boardwalks or nearby areas. #ParqueBicentenario #Drones #Seguridad (translated)

The ARMY FORCE Peru reported that Namjoon had updated a post on Weverse in which he expressed his excitement about visiting Peru for the first time. He also said that the members and staff were having difficulties due to the noise from people who remained outside the hotel all day, that they had slept little, and that they were causing disturbances to other guests. Namjoon thanked the welcome and asked fans not to wait outside the hotels in Lima, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, or in the Asian countries they would visit afterward. He warned that the lack of rest could affect the concerts and said he trusted that fans would understand his request. He added that he hoped to build a more mature relationship with them and that they would give their best in that day's concert. #Namjoon #ARMY #Perú (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru asked to respect the privacy of the kids and their team, and warned against going to their hotel, following them, seeking their location, or spreading information about their movements. It pointed out that recording them or trying to approach them outside their official activities invaded their space and also affected the team and other guests. The account urged not to interact with private information, not to share it, and to report it. It added that there were three dates left to show support at the concerts, respecting their boundaries. #Respeto #Privacidad #FansResponsables (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru shared a message from Namjoon posted on Weverse, in which he said he was excited and happy to visit Peru for the first time. He also noted that in Colombia, the group members and the team were having a hard time because there were people in front of the hotel all day; the noise prevented them from resting and disturbed other guests. Namjoon thanked the welcome and enthusiasm of the fans but asked that they not stay in front of hotels in Lima or in future visits to Chile, Brazil, Argentina, and other Asian countries. He added that the lack of rest could affect their performances and asked for understanding, hoping to build a more mature relationship with ARMY. He said they would give their best in their performances and expressed his gratitude and affection for the fans. #Namjoon #ARMY #Perú (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru noted that Big Hit Music had shared an article from Korean media about the organized events in Lima to welcome BTS. Among them, it mentioned the recognition of BTS Avenue and the lighting of the Morisco Arch. According to the account, the article also highlighted that the visit would be the group's first to Peru. https://t.co/GxEwhal8l7 #BTS #BTSxPeru #BTS_ARIRANG #PeruEsperaABTS #BTS #PeruEsperaABTS #BTSxPeru (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru pointed out that many members of ARMY had spent much of the night defending BTS and responding to people who insulted or provoked them. The account requested that these confrontations not overshadow the moment the Peruvian community was waiting for: to see the group in concert. It also encouraged those attending to sing, dance, and enjoy the three concerts with respect and to take care of each other. It asked to maintain unity when leaving, respect spaces, and help those in need. As written, it hoped that the memory of BTS's first visit to Peru would be marked by the excitement of finally seeing them in the country. #BTS #ARMY #ConciertoBTS (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru asked to continue reporting accounts or posts that, as they wrote, spread private information about the kids. To those who were already doing so, they said they were not alone and recommended not to interact with or share that content, but to report it directly. #Denuncia #Protección #Privacidad (translated)

The ARMY FORCE Peru requested that no information be disseminated regarding the location, transfers, schedules, or other private aspects of BTS during their stay in Peru. In light of the circulation of such content, they recommended not interacting with the posts or sharing them, and to report the account or message directly. They pointed out that even negative interactions could increase its reach. The account stated that the ARMY in Peru respected BTS's privacy and did not need to know their movements to show enthusiasm for welcoming the group. They also urged respect for that privacy throughout their entire stay so that they would take good memories of the country. #BTS #Privacidad #ARMY (translated)

Statement | #RespectBTSPrivacy #BTSenPeru To the media, press, journalists, content creators, and streaming platforms. ARMY, we ask you to retweet and share this statement, as well as tag in the comments any television, print, and streaming media that we may have forgotten to mention. #BTS #ARMY #RespetoBTS (translated)

✦. 𝖨𝖦 𝖲𝖳𝖮𝖱𝖸 —— 𝖯𝖺𝗋𝗄 𝖩𝗂𝗆𝗂𝗇 🐥 Jimin (@BTS_twt): → Hemos decidido no presentar nuestra candidatura a los Grammy este año. Espero que la música pueda escucharse y amarse por lo que es, en lugar de ser dividida por región o idioma. Gracias a ARMY y a todos los que siempre están con nosotros. ✍︎. (https://t.co/4qvahBBeMU) #BTS #Jimin #Grammy

Yoongi: nosotros también vamos a Perú, ¿verdad? Jimin: estoy realmente deseando ir a Perú. He visto muchas noticias de que ya están preparándose para darnos la bienvenida allí,, honestamente estoy realmente conmovido!! AAHQBSJSKKQ PERUUUUUU 🇵🇪🔥 https://t.co/evz87DNKtA #Perú #Yoongi #Jimin

ARRIBA PERÚ, ARRIBA PERÚ.... BTS habló sobre Perú y Machupicchu 🇵🇪 "Perú… ¿nosotros también vamos a Perú, verdad? Porque he visto muchas noticias. En Perú también están muy emocionados por nosotros. Siento que he visto sobre Perú en libros. Perú… he escuchado mucho ese nombre. ¿Nosotros no habíamos ido a Perú? No, nunca hemos ido. ¿No es Perú donde está esa antigua civilización famosa? Machu Picchu, Machu Picchu. La civilización inca/antigua. Dicen que ese lugar es como un castillo en el cielo. Algún día deberíamos verlo" #BTSonAMAs #Perú #MachuPicchu #BTS