The long wait and torrential downpours could not stop the pαѕѕionate reunion between the seven boys from South кσяєα and their fans on the other side of the world. The enthusiasm of ARMY in Argentina became one of the most memorable highlights of the three-concert series. The moment the music started playing, the stadium erupted with deafening cheers, while the glowing ARMY Bomb light sticks bathed the entire stands in wнιтe.
Such overwhelming affection moved the BTS members themselves. Jin had special words of praise for the au∂ιєnce: “Now that I've experienced your crowd, I can tell you this with confidence: You'll definitely make one of the countries that know how to enjoy yourselves the most in the entire world.” Meanwhile, Jimin promised to meet the fans again, saying: “It feels like it’ll be an unforgettable memory, and because you all love us like this, I keep thinking we absolutely have to see each other again.”
However, despite the remarkable enthusiasm, security concerns remain an issue that cannot be overlooked. Following the group's final concert, a video capturing chaotic scenes in the stands began circulating online, drawing widespread attention.
In the footage, security personnel wearing orange and yellow vests can be seen restraining a man amid the crowd at Estadio Único Diego Armando Maradona, where BTS held their concert. The security staff appear to be dragging him away from the au∂ιєnce, while several concertgoers step in to help remove him from the venue. Notably, one attendee appears so furious that he repeatedly strikes the man.
The incident left fans ѕнσ¢кed and confused, prompting many to wonder what had happened to make the situation escalate to such an alarming degree.
A fan who was present at the concert later claimed that the person being restrained was not an ARMY member but a thief who had allegedly sneaked in to pickpocket a girl. Another attendee explained that the man had allegedly posed as a vendor to approach concertgoers and steal their valuables. The person seen repeatedly нιтting him was reportedly the father of the girl who had been pickpocketed, which explained his furious reaction.
Another fan provided further context, writing: “That guy was a thief (ladron) and had snatched things from several people around him during the show. Of course, he didn't have a ticket. From what I heard, he had sneaked in. I also heard that these guys would gather in groups of two or three near the entrances and insult BTS, saying things like, ‘You're crying over these sнιтty Ch1nese guys?', 'I'm gonna cut the cables so they get electrocuted' along with other remarks of that kind.”
The fan also urged others not to let the alleged actions of these individuals shape their perception of the local fan community, adding: “Clearly, these people do not represent us or our country. They're just attention-seekers. Please don't generalize their behavior and judge all of us based on their actions.”
Notably, concerns about theft have extended beyond the video in question. Previous BTS concerts in Chile also saw reports of pickpocketing, phone theft, and ticket fraud. According to information shared about security operations, Chilean ρσℓι¢є, known as Carabineros, reported arrests related to offenses such as counterfeit ticket scams and mobile phone theft. The exact figures and any links between these incidents should be verified against official ρσℓι¢є statements.
On social media, many fans expressed outrage over the alleged criminal behavior. At the same time, they questioned the event organizers' management and the stadium security team's effectiveness, arguing that fans who had paid for tickets and spent their time attending the concert deserved to enjoy the show in a safe environment. Some called on authorities to conduct thorough investigations, strengthen security measures, and take strict action against any offenses that are confirmed.
