[talk] BTS's influence is truly amazing, having even made El Paso buzz.

Isn't it fascinating how a single North American tour can change the atmosphere of an entire city?
I realized the scale when I heard the news that El Paso declared the concert dates entirely a BTS weekend.

It is said that beyond a simple concert, it is expected to have an impact of about $75 million on the local economy.
At this level, I think it's fair to consider it a major event rather than a performance.

It is also impressive that they officially welcomed me by even presenting an award.
It seems even more meaningful that not only the music but also the message was recognized.

I can't believe the fans didn't just sit still and prepared an event to color the city purple.
I think this participatory atmosphere feels even more special.

This tour feels less like a simple performance and more like a festival created together by the city and the fans.
With this trend, I'm looking forward to seeing the response from other cities grow even bigger in the future.