The 30-hour journey to the concert venue in Chile... that's amazing.

Foreign media outlets have described BTS's recent South American tour as "one of the most notable cultural pilgrimages on the continent" and highlighted the stories of the fans' devotion.

According to the story of Maria Cruz Mamani, introduced by the Spanish daily newspaper El País, She saved money little by little for a whopping six years to reach the Santiago concert venue and did not shy away from the trouble of traveling for nearly 30 hours, changing buses several times. Latin Times reported that even the lowest-priced tickets for the Chilean performance are equivalent to several weeks' wages for many workers in the Andes region, It deeply explored the fans' noble devotion and burning passion for music.

The sincerity of the fans who arrived at the venue after enduring a long journey spanning days and nights and the fruits of years of hard work fills the depths of my heart with a profound resonance and emotion. I pay deep respect to the unrivaled status of BTS, who have established themselves as a massive cultural arena where the lives and passions of fans come together, going beyond simple music concerts.