I'll give you 10,000 Jimin fans! "Gongjuk Gongjil." BTS' Jimin and BTS will come out D-2...a large fan-backed shooting

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Large-scale support from fans who support BTS (BTS) Jimin's start of the world tour is drawing attention.

BTS, which recently made a comeback with its album "Arirang," will hold the largest world tour in K-pop history, starting with a concert in Goyang on the 9th. As a result, Jimin's fans will support him with various supports.

First, advertisements will be sent from four square pillars in the direction of exit 4 of Daehwa Station, a subway station near Goyang Stadium, for a month in April, and Jimin Support advertisements will also be sent from the lighting board at exit 1 of GTX-A KINTEX Station. These two advertisements began to be transmitted from the first day of April, and many fans have already shared proof shots on social media, emerging as hot spots in the fandom.

The streetlight banner advertisement around Goyang Stadium from the 8th to the 24th, the day before the concert, has been reported to the flag advertisement designated place in Goyang Special City, and the stamp duty has been paid. There will also be a cafe event where fans can enjoy the concert near Daehwa Station for three days.

In addition, a 5-ton LED truck (7M x 3M) will be operated around Goyang Sports Complex, and it will start operating near the Yongsan HYBE office building on April 8, and will be available near Goyang Sports Complex on April 9-12. Finally, 10,000 Jimin fans supporting Jimin's world tour of "ARIRANG" will be distributed free of charge for two days of the Goyang concert.

Fans who graced the Gwanghwamun area with support to celebrate Jimin's comeback during the performance of "BTS Comeback Live: ARIRANG" in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, on March 21 are supporting Jimin's world tour (who died in the performance and lived in the performance) and providing a strong background with various supports.

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