BTS fans will cheer for a huge commercial covering the faces of V and Jungkook on Gwanghwamun electronic display [K-EYES]

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About two weeks before BTS' full-length comeback, the Chinese fandom announced a large-scale support to directly occupy two super large electronic boards in Gwanghwamun, Seoul.

Jungkook China's official fan club, Jungkook__China, will send a video clip of Jungkook's comeback to the 60-m landmark megascreen at the Coreana Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul, from Mar. 20-22. It is repeated for nine and a half hours a day, one minute every 30 minutes.

V's Chinese fan club, Baidu Vuba, has stepped up to a more overwhelming scale. V's comeback celebration video will be repeated 70 times from dawn to midnight on March 21st on the digital billboard "LUUX" outside the Dong-A Media Center in Gwanghwamun. Lux is Korea's largest J-shaped curved electronic display with a width of 50m, a length of 60m, and a total area of 3,000m2, the size of 12 volleyball courts. It is a place that can be seen anywhere in Seoul City Hall, Gwanghwamun Square, and Cheonggye Stream, and this is the first time a Korean entertainer has decorated the electronic display alone.

When the news broke, fans around the world reacted explosively. "Wow that's so huge! "What a view!", "A big LED billboard for Jungkook at GHM Koreanana Hotel — right across from the main stage!!", and "Thank you for organizing so much a whole project" were praised right across the main stage of Jungkook. There were also a series of thank-you comments for the Chinese fandom, which has consistently supported the political situation since 2017.

Meanwhile, there is a constant buzz about the seating arrangement of the concert hall. The performance will be set up north of Gwanghwamun Square, and the area in front of the statue of Admiral Yi Sun-shin has been designated as a standing seat. On the news, some fans in Korea said, "It's the best combination ever to see BTS next to General Lee Soon-shin" and "You can hear Arirang in front of Chungmugong," while some complained that some seats were limited due to high-rise buildings and statues of King Sejong and Lee Soon-shin. In response, Hive is preparing an alternative to a "urban simultaneous transmission" method that links major electronic boards in Gwanghwamun, including the K-Vision, KT WEST, and the Dong-A Ilbo (LUX).

The Chinese fandom's support this time is planned to focus on the day of BTS Comeback Live: Arirang, which will be held at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21. BTS will release its fifth full-length album "ARIRANG" on March 20 and hold a performance of "BTS Comeback Live: ARIRANG" around Gwanghwamun Square on the evening of the 21st. The performance will be broadcast live to more than 190 countries around the world through Netflix.

The performance, which is expected to attract up to 260,000 people, will be broadcast live in more than 190 countries through Netflix. In response to the news of traffic regulations, such as non-stop passage of subways and road control, some Seoul citizens complained, "It is not right to force BTS on people who are not interested in K-pop," but the fever of fandom around the world continues to heat up toward the performance day.

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