⟭⟬ tree6501 ⁷ ⟬⟭ ⊙⊝⊜ 𝗅𝖺𝗆𝗋𝗈𝗇

I genuinely think one of the biggest things holding BTS back isn't a lack of opportunities but how some fans react to those opportunities. Everyone says they want "general public recognition." But the moment a football federation, an athlete, an influencer, or a random creator engages with BTS, some people interrogate them, mock them, accuse them of clout chasing, or attack them over unrelated fan wars. That's not protecting BTS. That's pushing potential listeners away. If someone respectfully uses a BTS song, recreates an album cover, attends a concert, or simply acknowledges them, why are we making them regret it? Today is exactly the kind of day we've been asking for. Football fans are going to be watching. NEW PEOPLE WILL BE DISCOVERING BTS. This isn't the time to gatekeep, it's the time to welcome. Instead of filling quote tweets with hostility, let's do something that actually helps BTS: - Make edits of football players with BTS songs. - Compliment great plays using BTS music. - Reply under football posts with fun edits using BTS songs. -Welcome curious fans instead of interrogating them. -Keep the conversations positive and engaging. I've been doing this myself, and the response has been overwhelmingly POSITIVE. Most people are completely open to BTS when they're approached with enthusiasm instead of hostility. If we truly believe BTS deserve to be global artists, then we have to let them be discovered by the world. Stop treating every interaction from a non-fan as a threat. LET BTS FLY. Let people enjoy them. That's how artists grow.

88,000 in attendance.💜 That’s the tweet

I feel like I should notate my annoyance now that at the SWIMSIDE event in NYC they had a DJ for a full hour before 875 came out and not one of their songs was played. It felt weird at the time, but now seeing how 🟢 continues to move, not so much. 🤷‍♀️