It can be seen that over the years, BTS has not only created success for the group and HYBE, but also raised Korea's position in the international arena. BTS is always proud and constantly promotes the image of the country.

Of course, it's the love, responsibility and honor of the members. But sometimes in some situations, netizens feel as if the government sometimes puts a lot of pressure on the members.

Recently, a topic on Instiz attracted a lot of attention by giving another point of view about BTS becoming the ambassador of the 2030 Busan World Expo. Here are netizens' views on this:

Many people also know that BTS has recently been appointed as the ambassador for 2030 Busan World Expo. They also had an event to receive medals and interact with high-ranking officials when becoming ambassadors of the program.

Some stories spread later that it took more than a year for high-ranking officials to receive BTS's consent. After Park Hyungjoon - the mayor of Busan won the election, the comprehensive work of persuasion continued.

Previously, Park Hyungjoon when he was Park's secretary, the vice-mayor of Busan Economic, visited Jimin's father and persuaded him to invite Jimin's father to have a drink. He went to Jimin's father's cafe in Daeyeon-dong, Busan and met his family.

Then over the course of a year, officials approached the family and hoped that Jimin's father would convince him and the members to accept. According to media reports, Jungkook's father also heard this news from Jimin's father and also convinced Jungkook.

Although the members all love their homeland and of course, they always try to contribute a lot to develop the country. However, some netizens feel that it is not right for the official to approach Jimin's family and affect the family's privacy.

One person opened a discussion thread on Instiz and said: "Really they have to come and put pressure on the family, it's too much". Then there are many other netizens who also agree with this:

- Why do these people keep going over the limit? And now call this 'pride'...I wonder what they're thinking?

- Ugh...it's not okay

- Wow, this is so cowardly, what are they doing?

- Is there a need to go to that extent.ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ....

- Of course he loves Busan but they shouldn't put it so far like that...Why approach member's families...The members are all trying to protect their families, but who do these people think they are??

- Huh.....? Why.....??? Have them lost their mind?

- There's really no need to come to this point. If you think this is a good thing, the members will agree to participate. But these people should have low expectations just because they expect too much from Bangtan. Same with Busan concert. They have to perform in a place that's not appropriate and it sounds like a mess. If you want BTS to perform, at least rent a concert hall.

- It's funny when they call this "pride". I'm so tired of these officials using the name BTS as an excuse for so-called national prestige.

- I guess they thought the fans would react like "Wow that's so cool>

- I didn't know Jimin's dad had a cafe? Wow

- How can they put pressure on the family? BTS can agree if they send invitations directly to them without having to approach their families like that

- How could Jimin's father refuse, after all, there is the mayor where he lives. This is a violation of privacy