While BTS’s chart-topping songs allow followers to “Permission to Dance,” those same fans are also allowing themselves to spend.
“They had a lot of stuff,” says the narrator. They had every band, and it was fantastic!” People are lining up inside and outside of K-pop USA in Chinatown to purchase items. Many of them are fans of BTS. “I purchased all of their Korean publications. I’ve been searching the internet for these.”
Faith Vettrus drove all the way from Minnesota to obtain her BTS goods, and she believes it was well worth the trip. “How much did you spend on BTS merchandise?” I spent more on our tickets for tomorrow night than I did on mine. How much did those cost? “It’s like over $300,” she explained.
BTS fans in town for the band’s sold-out shows at Allegiant Stadium have caused the store’s sales to increase and quadruple in the last three days, according to the retailer. Employees said that the fans were courteous and adhered to the store’s mask policy.
“Many of them have been quite helpful to you. “Everyone that has come in is like a friend,” Jennifer Valdez, the store’s assistant manager, said.
The proprietor of Bambu, a Boba tea store in Chinatown, has life-size cutouts of the members of BTS as well as cup sleeves with the beverages. She claims that before the outbreak, BTS-related activities organized at the business drew 500-800 people over two days. She expects the number to be well above this weekend.
“As soon as we started publicizing that we were producing the cup sleeve, a lot of individuals contacted us. Santy Luangpraseuth stated, “People contacted out and emailed us.” While their wallet commitment to their BTS idols may appear excessive to outsiders, Vettrus believes the band’s message of love and inclusivity is valuable. “I just believe they’re beautiful people that are true to themselves and that others can relate to.”
Permission To Dance by BTS A few days before the show, Las Vegas concert tickets were sold out. A sizable crowd was seen dancing to the boy band’s tunes. BTS members mingled with the audience in addition to singing songs for them.
V of BTS gave a nice speech in Korean to the fan ARMY. The singer informed the ARMY that he had written a speech in Korean and that he missed them. He also assured the ARMY that he would put in a lot of effort for the next three concerts.
RM, on the other hand, spoke about their Grammy nomination and that he had heard about the backlash to the event. He also informed the ARMY that BTS will not be visiting Las Vegas.
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