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BTS ARIRANG NETFLIX CONCERT | Harry + Jean-Luc (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-20 12:16:32
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2026-04-21 13:08:16
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2026-04
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Tye Bradford

Most if not all their live shows are just that live. The backtracks with vocals are rare . Rm hurt himself that's why he was sitting most of the show. The album was released a day before this concert so most of not all army heard it before hand

Lisa

Gwanghuman is the name of the square in Seoul where this was performed. Also, it was streamed live to 18M people. It was the first ever concert streamed live on Netflix. There is a light backing track for BTS, especially when they are doing heavy choreo. There is a very clear difference between when they are singing and the backing track is taking it instead. They are definitely not "lip syncing." This wasn't a "concert" per se - it was a comeback showcase, which is a typical event in South Korea when an artist releases a new album. It usually only features the new music on an album, but in this case they included some well-known songs to bring it to an hour-long event and to appeal to Netflix subscribers who might only know their most well-known songs. "Guy on the right" is RM, the group's leader, and he injured his ankle in rehearsal the day before this concert. This was a ticketed concert, but the tickets were free. They gave away 25,000 seated tix, and there were a total of 105K+ people there in the area.

Susu

Thank you for the reaction! Pls pause when ur saying commentary in the future💜

Loraine Mendoza

I can’t believe i wasted money to watch the guy on the left keep yawning at this.

Juana Quezada

The whole album came out March 20th and the concert was the following day. However we were given a teaser for swim a while back before the release. Army is also provided with concert chants for every song through an app called Weverse.