BTS ARMY Night Shaken by Neuer and Kim Min-jae... Support Video Released Ahead of FC Bayern Munich Performance [K-EYES]

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"What is this?" Players wonder as Kim Min-jae explains… Bayern releases support video for ARMY Night ahead of BTS Munich concert

World-famous football club FC Bayern Munich released a surprise support video one day before BTS (BTS V Jung-guk Jin Jimin RM J-Hope Suga)'s Allianz Arena performance, thrilling global fans.

On the 10th (local time), Bayern Munich posted a video on its official X (Twitter) account showing German national team goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and other players holding ARMY BOMBS (BTS's official light sticks), looking confused as they asked, "What is this? What are we doing?" The video also featured Korean defender Kim Min-jae explaining, "This is BTS's official light stick. During the concert, fans will light it up together to show their support." At the end of the video, Neuer shouted, "Hello, BTS! We wish you a great performance!"

Along with the video, Bayern Munich wrote, "I never thought we'd need Manuel Neuer holding an ARMY BOMB in our lives!!"

BTS will hold two days of performances on the 11th and 12th at the Allianz Arena, which has a seating capacity of 75,000. This marks the first time an Asian artist has achieved two consecutive sold-out shows at this venue.

This is BTS's first concert in Germany since their 2018 "Love Yourself" tour in Berlin, eight years later. The Allianz Arena also warmly welcomed them through its official channel, stating, "With authentic original music, outstanding performances, and a close bond with their fan community, BTS has established itself as a pop icon of the 21st century."

Reactions on social media were explosive. @Taeger_Vear commented, "Three years ago, Bayern also revealed they liked V the most, and they remain consistent." Indeed, this time too, Bayern Munich's official account replied to fans with "OT7 but Taehyung is my favorite (Taehyung, but OT7 forever!)," earning cheers from fans. @sucreyoongi wrote, "Kim Min-jae is definitely confirmed as an ARMY," while @gomdorichick joked to Bayern Munich's SNS manager, "See you at the barricades of the concert venue." @writtenbykookv said, "I pay respect to Kim Tae-hyung for his ability to make everyone a fan." J-Hope shared photos of the members heading to Munich on his Instagram Story, announcing their departure.

Meanwhile, @Goatkeeper1_ commented, "Honestly, it's natural that Neuer looks awkward holding an ARMY BOMB. It's completely Gen Z culture," receiving many agreeing replies. BTS's Arirang World Tour is scheduled for 88 performances across 34 cities, and according to Billboard, they have already surpassed the Rolling Stones' seven-year box office record.

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