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BTS: Jungkook LIVE (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-28 08:37:43
Imported:
2026-10
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BTS Jingkook Vegas Vlog.mkv

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Mani

They were not praying they do a little speech before a show and the hand sign means peac/love I think

Mani

This tour they have actually been showing more of their personalitys on stage and has been more impromptu

Jodys Corner

I can agree with that. Based on the little that i know.

Risu /

Thank you for the reaction! Jimin’s hairstylist has been giving him a different hairstyle for each day, it’s fun to guess how he’ll wear his hair next , here’s some examples https://tinyurl.com/2v8vmu56

Aicha Karamoko

Please do Run BTS 2.0 ep 3 💜💜🙏🏼🙏🏼

Chlo

Yes! Please 🎉💜

Chlo

They were definitely starting to share more and be more open with Army on social media etc. But then the chris brown thing happened and everyone lost their freaking mind and so now I think they are going to hold back on what they share with Army and be extra careful, which is dissapointing. They are grown men who can do what they want and shouldn't have to hide their true selves from their fans but unfortunately their are crazy "fans" out there that have to ruin everything for the true fans/real Army.

Chlo

Every concert they hold a soundcheck for the fans a couple hours before the show starts. They normally sing 2 or 3 songs for them. A lot of western bands do the same also, i've been to a soundcheck for a band in the UK before. It's not just a BTS/Kpop thing.

Chlo

JK & J-hope had the fight over bananas. It was JK's fruit basket and J-Hope threw the banana at JK.

Betty

You can buy a 'soundcheck' package to watch the rehearsal before the concert for extra money (but they pretty much sell out immediately). RM and Suga are the only members who have ever discussed his religion on a livestream (this was many years ago they were quite young) and said they don't have a formal religion. But we also know that in 2022 RM was going to a buddhist temple to speak with the monks for a period of time. Unfortunately some of the monks leaked to the press that RM had been visiting their temple and basically gave a summary of all the private things RM was asking questions/discussing with them (things about his upcoming military service, inspiration, life, etc.). So...RM stopped going after that (he also posted something on his insta about wishing that private conversations could remain private. So I would say in terms of religion that just like with most people, it's probably unique for each member. JK did attend a Christian school when he was young, and V has occasionally posted religious music on social media, so we just don't know about the others. In South Korea though, religion is considered something private and not something that a celebrity would typically discuss with the public. It's very different from America, where basically every celebrity who is religious is constantly loudly and publicly thanking god. I will say since I've gone to the concert twice now (Vegas and Baltimore) that there were definitely differences (not the setlist or the graphics, but in the way the members interact with the crowd, in the things they say when they talk, in their moods, and how they express themselves). For example, in Vegas I don't know how to describe it except to say that RM basically went feral onstage and expressed this incredibly high confidence and playfulness onstage, and he seemed super happy and excited all night. In Baltimore he gave a more serious and emotional performance rather than playful and energetic. V, in contrast, was very soulful and calm in Vegas but in Baltimore became extremely silly and expressive onstage. In Vegas Jimin randomly started doing backflips onstage, while in Baltimore I would say he smiled a lot more and seemed more relaxed (definitely no backflips lol). Both were fun to attend though I enjoyed Baltimore just slightly more (the Vegas show was at an indoor stadium and while the air conditioning was nice, I would say Baltimore seemed to have better sound quality). Baltimore didn't have as good of customer service though (super long lines for everything, the stadium felt understaffed, the bathrooms needed cleaning/attention, and security didn't seem very knowledgeable or prepared). I actually went with a couple of friends in Baltimore and one of them very nearly passed out at the end of the concert (collapsed, she's a diabetic and her bloodsugar went haywire) and I went for a medic and security was like 'we're on it' and then did nothing for 30 minutes. I had to go sprinting around the venue in my heels looking for help until I spotted a police officer who actually called for help and got a medic for us within like 3 minutes. Friend was okay thank goodness. I will say - I met friendlier people in Baltimore vs Vegas (lots of just nice and kind people there while the people in Vegas seemed a little more unusual/standoffish). So...if you decide to go to a concert, I would definitely recommend a venue that is outdoors rather than an enclosed one!

Jodys Corner

This was such a good read. You make me want to start resonding through video to these messages. I think I will do that. Thank you betty!

Melissa Torres

Fans gave JK a fruit basket and Jhope got his banana, jhope threw the banana at JK..jimin and V had a dumpling argument of whether to eat before or after practice...and those are fans while they practice..its called soundcheck..they do it before the show...soundcheck is included with floor seats in gold,silver, and maybe bronze..usually these seats are the front rows seats..Artist here do that too lol sometimes it's meet n greets before shows..