BTS's 'first' concert in Korea after 3 years of absence because of Covid-19, a series of hit hits re-enacted?

Fans are extremely excited about BTS's cult music event this time.

On March 12, Chosun Ilbo reported that BTS's Permission to Dance on Stage concert took place in Seoul, South Korea. This is the first live concert of the family group HYPE in their hometown after 3 years of being restricted due to the Covid-19 epidemic.

According to Chosun Ilbo, the group's first concert took place at Jamsil Olympic Stadium with the participation of 15,000 spectators out of a total capacity of 70,000 seats. Due to epidemic prevention regulations, fans are required to wear masks during the concert, prohibiting shouting and cheering.

Hours before the concert, fans gathered at the event venue. Many people can't hide their excitement when holding tickets to their idol's show. Tickets for the shows - 45,000 seats in total - were sold out within minutes, despite the strict regulations on ensuring social distancing due to the complicated situation of the COVID-19 epidemic.

Instead of singing and shouting, fans are encouraged to give warm applause to the artists. Before the concert, BTS members expressed their hope that fans would understand because of the strict epidemic prevention regulations. Although they feel uncomfortable, most fans think that this is a necessary adjustment in the context of the current complicated epidemic. Some spectators shared that they were even careful to self-isolate after buying tickets to avoid being infected with COVID-19 and then have to miss this big event.

Responding to the love of the audience, at the event, BTS performed a series of hit songs that made the group's name in both the Korean and international music markets such as On, Fire, Dope, DNA , Blue & Grey, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Fake Love , Boy With Luv, Dynamite , Permission to Dance and Butter.

On stage, members Jungkook and Suga expressed their emotions when performing live in front of thousands of Korean audiences. "This is our first live concert in our hometown after 3 years, but I feel like I've been absent for more than 20 years. In the past, we always promised that you guys would wait a little longer for the group. It's been a long time, but it turned out that the day we met was so long. I miss you guys so much and I cherish this moment," Jungkook said.

According to Insight, after 3 concerts in Korea, BTS will go to the US to hold a live show from April 8. The group is also in the process of producing a new album to re-export the music track.

BTS is currently considered one of the most successful groups in Korea. Earlier this year, the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism ranked BTS at the top of the list of 10 most influential Korean stars in kimchi.

Reportedly, on March 5, Insight reported that BTS had just confirmed their position again when they just set three new Guinness World Records on the social networking platform. BTS has just been confirmed as the Group with the most followers on Instagram, Tiktok and Twitter. BTS currently has a large fan base around the world.

According to Guinness World Records, currently, the hit owner Dynamite has 60.1 and 44.1 million followers on Instagram and Twitter, respectively. The Korean group also received interest from 45.7 million accounts on Tiktok, ranking 16th among the most popular accounts on the platform.

BTS is known as the "group of records" thanks to its impressive music and media achievements. The group currently holds 28 world record titles. In September 2021, BTS was inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame.

They are currently considered one of the most successful groups in Korea. Earlier this year, the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism ranked BTS at the top of the list of 10 most influential Korean stars in kimchi.

The success of BTS contributed greatly to the growth in revenue of the management company HYBE. According to the Korea Herald at the beginning of February, HYBE became the first K-pop entertainment company with annual revenue exceeding 1 trillion won ($838 million), surpassing many other leading companies such as YG, SM, and JYP.

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