[BTS London] Male Attendee Brought Giant BLACKPINK Sign, Confronted and Sign Destroyed
BTS recently held a concert in London, but it sparked heated debate on social media after an attendee showed up with a giant BLACKPINK sign, unrelated to the group. The attendee not only wore a T-shirt featuring BLACKPINK member Jennie's face but also carried a large sign that read "BLACKPINK 2026 World Tour." He was eventually confronted by other concert-goers, and his sign was destroyed.
Appears in Jennie Shirt, Holding BLACKPINK Tour Sign
According to foreign media reports, the man was reportedly an attendee with a valid ticket for BTS's recent London concert. He appeared at the venue before the show began, wearing a T-shirt with Jennie's face printed on it, and holding a large sign that read "BLACKPINK 2026 World Tour," also featuring Jennie's face.
After the photos spread on social media, many fans were confused, discussing why someone would make such a disruptive move at a BTS concert instead of focusing on enjoying the performance.
Attendees Report Confrontation, Sign Eventually Destroyed
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