BTS' world tour 'LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF' has added a stop at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on 11 Oct 2019

[speedthief]

 

[Riri]

they really out there ignoring the rest of europe like it's nothing askdahska

 

[Saint Ren]

First Suju and now BTS. Damn

 

[doki-doki]

I'm happy for Arab ARMY! Now add another UK date

 

[tokki]

happy for their fans that live there~

 

[Belkiss]

I knew they would go there!
They will sell it out for sure

 

[Syvette - The Butterfly]

First SUJU and Stray Kids, now BTS! Glad arab kpop fans are getting concerts.

 

[boypower]

I guess we can stop calling BTS woke kings now.

 

[Precis]

Woke kings!!!
They could perform in Israel and we will still see their fans justify that.
Lets just hope my favs avoid controversial places , i don’t think i would be able to do the mental gymnastics required to defend that.
Anyways collect those coins i guess

 

[sexy cutie]

I didnt know kpop was big in middle east

 

[rektinq]

Dang I'm glad BTS is going to more places, tbh in my opinion bighit doesn't promote BTS too well internationally but I'm glad they are going to so many places.

 

[abra]

Are women allowed in the audience?

 

[agust]

Can someone explain why this addition sparkles a debate?
SA is marked as one of the top most dangerous countries in the world on Naver but when I type the same thing into Google search bar it's not even on the top 20. I've seen fans angry that women got no rights and see this as a potential danger for foreigns fans who might want to travel there for the concert. Then I've seen people being angry for other reasons but I'm not sure why? I don't really follow what's happening in the world, is it related to war?

 

[alm94]

Are women allowed in the audience?

Yes i think if youre 16 and under you have to come with a parent.

Can someone explain why this addition sparkles a debate?
SA is marked as one of the top most dangerous countries in the world on Naver but when I type the same thing into Google search bar it's not even on the top 20. I've seen fans angry that women got no rights and see this as a potential danger for foreigns fans who might want to travel there for the concert. Then I've seen people being angry for other reasons but I'm not sure why? I don't really follow what's happening in the world, is it related to war?

From what ive seen its the shity government. Lgbtq and women are treated horribly. I personally think fans of bts who are women and lgbtq would want to be able to see them and have a good time. The boys dont have anything to do how they are treated.

 

[abra]

Yes i think if youre 16 and under you have to come with a parent.


From what ive seen its the shity government. Lgbtq and women are treated horribly. I personally think fans of bts who are women and lgbtq would want to be able to see them and have a good time. The boys dont have anything to do how they are treated.

Yeah seems like it:


I know they let women into the family section for a football game for the first time last year, but I wasn't sure if it was limited to just Football or if they were allowed to view other events.

 

[Lilac]

so happy for Arab Armys!

 

[pinkpanda_spirit]

okay but there are arab fans outside of SA too... why only SA? next time I wish kpop groups would perform in Tunisia, Morocco or Algeria. seven o'clock went to Morocco few weeks ago if I'm not wrong
there are a lot of kpop fans there

 

[miyayeah]

That kinda conflicts with their UN and UNICEF Ambassador image

 

[twitzy]

I hate Saudi as much as the next person (I know from firsthand experience), but y’all are such hypocrites lmao. South Korea is literally filled with homophobia and misogyny but y’all don’t seem to have a problem with that. Y’all acting like bts support the Saudi government or smth all of a sudden, they’re just going to perform there so chile. But ngl the whole UN thingy don’t make no sense to me either.

 

[Marshmallow]

Not sure how to feel about that...