BTS V, Touches Mexico with 'K-Manner'.. Spanish Greeting Shows Consideration for President

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BTS's V moved Mexico with his considerate and polite behavior.

On the 6th (local time), BTS, invited by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, met with the president at the National Palace and later appeared together on the balcony to greet a crowd of 50,000 people filling the Zocalo Square. BTS, currently on their 'Arirang' world tour, visited Mexico for the first time in nine years.

As BTS appeared on the balcony and waved, around 50,000 fans who gathered despite the scorching heat welcomed them with cheers that seemed to shake the square. On this day, V had prepared a message in Spanish in advance, moving not only fans but also the people of Mexico.

Reading from his handwritten note on his phone, V said in Spanish, "Hello. I'm not very good at Spanish, but I will do my best. I missed you all so much. I missed Mexico so much. The atmosphere here is truly amazing. Thank you so much for loving us this much. Let's meet again next time. Goodbye." The cheers in the square reached a climax.

Additionally, V was spotted showing considerate behavior by noticing President Sheinbaum standing behind the BTS members and gesturing for her to come forward and stand with them, making room for her. The president happily accepted V's invitation, smiling and patting his back. Mexican fans praised V's actions as "K-Manner," offering high praise.

When V took the microphone to greet the Mexican people, he noticed the microphone was too high. He held the microphone tilted down to match the president's height until the greeting was finished.

On social media, V garnered significant attention for his princely appearance and thoughtful actions. "MEXICO LOVES TAEHYUNG," "Kim Taehyung," and "MUCHO PICANTE" rose on Mexico's real-time trends.

According to Spotify, Mexico is the fifth-largest K-pop consumption market globally, and BTS is the most-streamed artist. BTS will hold world tour performances at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on the 7th, 9, and 10 (local time).

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