Can international fans go to BTS Fansign?

The short answer is: “no”. Many international fans envy K-ARMYs and other fans who get to attend BTS’s meet and greets, but even these ARMYs don’t have it easy. The process to get into a fan sign is surprisingly complex, and frustrating. The first step is to create an account on BTS’s official fan cafe.

What are international BTS fans called?

A.R.M.Y
“A.R.M.Y” stands for “Adorable Representative M.C. for Youth” and it carries quite some meaning behind it, given that “Army” is associated with the military, body armor, and how those two things are always together, the fandom name basically means that fans will always be together with BTS.

What do K ARMYs call I Army’s?

But that hasn’t been the case with the ARMY. The Korean ARMY members and the international BTS fans get along with each other, the fan said. Given the bond, the Korean ARMYs deemed the international fans as International lovelies. How lovely!

How does it feel to be a BTS fan?

[Laughs] BTS make you feel, as a fan, that it’s not just seven guys on stage. It’s seven people on stage and then the millions of people that support them as well. Without ARMY, there is no BTS.

Where can I find BTS’s announcements?

In BTS case, they are uploading it in the fancafe. Other KPOP groups have it posted on there company website’s announcements. So login to your daum cafe and go to BTS OFFICIAL FANCAFE. This will lead you to a page that contains a list of announcements from concerts, fanmeet and fansign events.

What do you like most about BTS?

[Laughs] BTS make you feel, as a fan, that it’s not just seven guys on stage. It’s seven people on stage and then the millions of people that support them as well. Without ARMY, there is no BTS. Without BTS, there is no ARMY. And I just love how you can really tell that they appreciate their fans.

What is the fandom of BTS known as?

BTS might be a band from South Korea but the septet has members from across the globe. The fandom is officially known as the ARMY and the members are spread across the Philippines, the United Nations, Dubai, and even in India among many other countries.