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The account Chile Connected to BTS stated that the ARMY community was paying attention even in the media, where, according to what was written, several people had warned about the leakage of information from BTS. It also pointed out that their fanbase had two members who worked in media and were trying to ensure that channels and radio stations did their jobs without revealing too many details. The post included the hashtag #BANGTANPALOOZA. #BANGTANPALOOZA #BTS #ARMY #KPop (translated)

RDT Lady Gaga stated that she participated in the March for Democracy in São Paulo, alongside fans of artists from all over Brazil, including Little Monsters, BeyHive, Swifties, ARMYs, Anitters, and KatyCats. According to the page, the groups organized to call fans to action, encourage people who did not vote in the first round to participate, and promote conversations about proposals, public policies, and social rights. The page said that President Lula thanked the fandoms for their mobilization and support during a speech on Avenida Paulista. It also reported having participated in a conversation and recording with Vice President Geraldo Alckmin at DiaTV, through Mídia NINJA, with representation from producer Guifa. RDT stated that its political stance was that of the team managing the page for over 15 years, and not of Lady Gaga. It said it respects differing opinions among Little Monsters and does not delete respectful comments. The page added that it could not speak for the singer nor say who she would vote for in a Brazilian election, but it associated her trajectory with the defense of the LGBTQIA+ community, women, equality, freedom, combating prejudice, and political participation. #Democracia #FandomsUnidos #VotoConsciente (translated)

The BTS Project Brazil stated that leftist publications faced a possible wave of censorship on social media in recent weeks, especially on TikTok and also on X. According to the profile, videos with allegations and information of public interest received warnings for unverified content. The profile mentioned that some of the videos dealt with alleged crimes attributed to a presidential candidate and his supporters, as well as the fire at UFPE and behaviors it classified as violent by people linked to the right during peaceful protests organized by the left. It questioned why this type of content received warnings and encouraged followers to share, download, and repost the videos. The publication included the hashtags #FandomsNoMasp, #FandomsComLula, and #ArmysComLula. #FandomsNoMasp #FandomsComLula #ArmysComLula #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Democracia (translated)

★ melu VIVIÓ WINGS AND HOME ?! wrote that the singer expressed happiness for having completed the three days of concerts and thanked the audience, as the warmth and euphoria had exceeded his expectations. According to the author, he said they were creating a great memory and that they would return, while the ARMYs were shouting "daddy" at him. https://t.co/ogBmRSm3GF #Concierto #Agradecimiento #Recuerdos (translated)

BTS Daily Chile⁷ described the Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos in Ñuñoa, Santiago, as one of the most emblematic sports, cultural, and historical venues in Chile. It noted that it is part of the Parque Estadio Nacional and was inaugurated on December 3, 1938. The account recalled that the stadium hosted the final of the 1962 World Cup, in which Brazil crowned champion, and that Chile obtained third place in that tournament. It also indicated that the venue is a Historical Monument and a Site of Memory, and that it was renamed in 2008 in tribute to the journalist and sports commentator Julio Martínez Prádanos. According to the publication, artists such as Rod Stewart, Michael Jackson, Madonna, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, and Coldplay have performed there. It added that it has an approximate capacity of 46,000 seated spectators, although the attendance for concerts varies depending on the stage configuration and the use of the field, and that it is next to the Estadio Nacional station of the Line 6 of the Santiago Metro. BTS Daily Chile⁷ wrote that the stadium was preparing to welcome BTS on October 14, 16, and 17, 2026, and presented the performances as a new chapter in the history of the venue. https://t.co/9a8HmPYn6O #EstadioNacional #BTS #SantiagoDeChile (translated)

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)

BAS⁷ published what it presented as the full speech of a person who said they would speak in Korean about a publication made the day before. In the text, they stated that similar situations to those mentioned in the publication had long occurred in Europe and the United States and could also happen in Asia. The person said that some fans avoided approaching them and pretended not to recognize them on the street, but deemed it unacceptable for drones to be used or lasers pointed at them. They also stated that under the names ARMY and BTS, everyone was equal, and requested that fans ignore comments they described as strange. They expressed belief that there were many incredible and lovely ARMYs, including in Peru. #BTS #ARMY #Fandom (translated)

Kitano shared what he presented as Namjoon's full speech. According to the text, Namjoon stated that situations like the one mentioned earlier, related to Peru, also occurred in Europe and the United States and could happen in Asia. He said that trying to reach hotels using drones or lasers was inappropriate, even in Europe, and clarified that Taehyung had made a comment about this on site, but he was addressing the subject at that moment. Namjoon also questioned the distinction between people by nationality and said that, as ARMYs and BTS fans, everyone was equal. He asked fans to ignore comments he considered strange and to preserve the love that united them. He added that some people would only hear what they wanted to, but he praised the ARMYs he considered amazing and beautiful. https://t.co/wYEzF2vGTJ #BTS #ARMY #Namjoon (translated)

The person who published the message claimed that in the ARMY fandom it was not normalized to go to hotels, airports, or other places outside public events to see the artists. He argued that some locals, as well as women and fans of various artists, did see it as usual to bother them. He also pointed out that the day before, fans of other artists had said that famous people had to endure that treatment or return to their country. According to the person who published the message, those individuals did not understand the situations the artists had lived through because of the sasaengs, and that is why the fandom rejected the harassment. #Armys #Sasaengs #Respeto (translated)

The cat account saw that BTS shared a speech by Namjoon, who thanked his Peruvian fans and said that his post the day before did not refer only to Latin America or Peru. He pointed out that similar situations had occurred for a long time in Europe and the United States, and could also happen in Asia. Namjoon said he knew that some people avoided approaching BTS or pretended not to recognize them on the street. He also stated that it was not right for local people to come to the hotel, use drones, or point lasers at the group. He added that Taehyung had spoken about the topic in Europe and that he was addressing it in Peru. The singer asked when BTS had divided people by nationality or continent and argued that, under the names of ARMY and BTS, they were one community. He asked that strange comments be ignored and that love be maintained, and said that he believed there were many wonderful fans, including in Peru. #BTS #Namjoon #ARMY (translated)

On the second night in Lima, Peru, Namjoon thanked the audience and said that Peruvians were the best. He explained that his post the previous day did not refer just to Peru or Latin America: according to him, similar situations had long been occurring in Europe and the United States and could also happen in Asia. Namjoon stated that some fans pretended not to recognize the group on the street, but that using drones or pointing lasers at them was unacceptable. He said that while Tae had spoken about the subject in Europe, he was speaking for himself on that occasion. He also stated that he did not differentiate fans by nationality or continent and that, for him, everyone was equal within the ARMY and BTS. Finally, he asked fans to ignore comments he considered absurd and to maintain their love for the group. Namjoon said he believed that there were many special ARMYs and ended by thanking and declaring his love for Peru. #BTS #Namjoon #Peru (translated)

The author wrote that what happened the day before at the hotel had been disgusting, although she pointed out that not all ARMY behaved that way and that the group members knew it. She also stated that the xenophobia directed against Peru had been so much that Namjoon had to speak out on the issue, and she asked for that situation to change and end. #NoALaXenofobia #ARMY #Respeto (translated)

The account ᴅᴀɴɪ⁷⊙⊝⊜ shared a message that was attributed to Namjoon, who said that the problem mentioned in one of his texts from the previous day was not limited to Peru or Latin America, but could also occur in Europe, the United States, and Asia. He pointed out that it was something common and that he knew many fans were trying not to approach the hotel. Namjoon described the use of drones or lasers as inappropriate behavior and stated that, within ARMY and BTS, people were equal regardless of their nationality. He also requested to ignore strange comments and to continue defending the bond between fans, and he thanked and expressed his affection for the Peruvian ARMY. #BTS #ARMY #Namjoon (translated)

The author wrote that he asked them not to make distinctions and said he knew not all were like that. According to her, he had seen how they welcomed him, asked them not to pay attention to those who spoke badly of them, and stated that he loved them and knew who the ARMY were. #ARMY #amor #respeto (translated)

The author said that he believed he had had indigestion after eating Peruvian food, which he described as very tasty, and asked for mercy because he felt he couldn't give 100%. He also asked if certain words he had heard were correctly said. He praised the energy of the ARMY in Peru and asked if they would welcome him the same way if he returned to the country. He closed with cheers for Peru and expressed how much he loved Taehyung. https://t.co/w2NS2i0OXM #Perú #ComidaPeruana #ARMY (translated)

The publication noted that Namjoon spoke about the harassment that, as he wrote, occurred not only in Latin America but also in the United States, Europe, and Asia. According to the author, Namjoon rejected that behavior after the crowd gathered in front of the place where they were staying and recalled that Tae had already spoken about similar situations. The publication added that Namjoon stated that BTS had never discriminated against any country and that everyone was equal within the group and the ARMY fandom. It also indicated that he warned that some people might distort his words. Finally, it said that Namjoon expressed his disagreement with the drone and laser shows in front of the hotel and wished that what happened the day before would not be repeated. #BTS #ARMY #Kpop (translated)