The late Sulli's brother shot BTS' Gwanghwamun performance → It was a headwind "It's a national treasure of your country" [Star Issue]

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The brother of the late Sulli (real name Choi Jin-ri), a member of the group FX and actor, faced a backlash when he mentioned the BTS (BTS) Gwanghwamun performance.

On the 22nd, the late Sulli's brother's SNS is receiving English comments such as "Jealousy," "BTS is a national treasure of your country," "I don't need your permission to dance," and "I wish I didn't say anything nice."

Most of the commenters were fans of BTS, who were criticizing the late Sulli's brother's remarks.

On the 21st, the late Sulli's brother wrote on his account, "If you can't give happiness, you shouldn't give unhappiness. It's not like there's no place to perform," he said, adding, "Good luck BTS."

The late Sulli's brother seems to have shot the congestion near Gwanghwamun, where the BTS performance was held later in the day.

｜ hosted "BTS Comeback Live: ARIRANG" (BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE ｜ ARIRANG) around Gwanghwamun Square at 8 p.m. that day. BTS members who went through "military hiatus" earlier released a total of 14 tracks on the 20th, including their fifth full album "Arirang" and title song "SWIM," which were their first full album in three years and nine months, and held a comeback performance and met fans in person.

On this day, Hive said, "This is the result of our own estimation and the Seoul Metropolitan Government," adding, "Today's concert visitors are estimated to be 104,000 people, both inside and outside." Police estimated that about 42,000 people gathered unofficially. Initially, the Seoul Metropolitan Government expected about 260,000 people to gather around Gwanghwamun.

The official number of seats in Gwanghwamun Square is 22,000. Fans who could not get tickets watched the performances around the square and on nearby streets.

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