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
Subsequently, multiple fans present reported that the man was confronted by other fans, and the sign he was holding was eventually destroyed. One user on X claimed to have seen him being taken down, with several paramedics nearby.
Not Just London — Similar Situation in Brussels
Reports indicate this was not an isolated incident. Previously, at a BTS concert in Brussels, someone wearing an almost identical outfit and holding a similar BLACKPINK sign also appeared. Fans speculate it might be the same person.
In response to this incident, many ARMYs were upset by the behavior, but some also questioned whether destroying the sign was truly the correct response to the situation.
The incident continues to escalate on social media, bringing concert etiquette, fan boundaries, and appropriate responses at BTS concerts into the spotlight.
