BTS has recently been setting the United States ablaze with the overwhelming success of their tour. The group successfully wrapped up their concerts at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on August 5 and 6, drawing approximately 130,000 fans over the two nights. The immense love and unwavering loyalty of local fans echoed throughout the stadium in the form of nonstop cheers, fanchants, and applause that shook the entire venue.

BTS couldn't help but feel deeply moved and incredibly impressed by the fans' energy. V shared, "I have such good memories of Boston that I think I should live here," before adding, "Boston. See you next time. Thank you." RM also praised the crowd, saying, "Thank you for making my day, you were all truly amazing. I hope you had an unforgettable memory tonight. I love you." Meanwhile, j-hope sweetly remarked, "Boston… the city is so clean, and your energy and reactions have been so pαѕѕionate. I think I'll be leaving with really wonderful memories."

Following the successful concert, V also treated fans to a livestream as a special way of thanking them. It was one of only a handful of post-concert livestreams BTS has held over the past two months. Notably, during the broadcast, the idol finally explained why the members no longer go live after every concert as frequently as they used to.

While chatting with fans, V sincerely shared, "These days, I've been having the time to chat with the members about this and that after the concerts... Of course, it's a huge bummer that I can't come on lives often, but I'm making great memories with the members instead... so." His brief but heartfelt explanation quickly answered the question many fans had been asking after noticing that BTS had rarely held post-concert livestreams compared to the beginning of the tour.

Earlier in the tour, especially during its opening leg, BTS had almost made it a tradition to go live after every show. The members would relax, eat, and chat with fans for a while as a final farewell to wrap up the night. However, since the European leg of the tour, those livestreams have become much less frequent. As it turns out, instead of turning on the camera, the members have been spending that precious time sitting together and talking about all kinds of things after the concerts.

V's explanation did not disappoint fans at all. On the contrary, most said they felt even happier knowing that the members have grown even closer despite having spent more than a decade together. Fans also understood just how precious this time is for them, especially after the group's three-year hiatus due to mandatory military service. One fan commented, "This is soмєтнing so simple yet so precious that not every group in this industry is able to say—to genuinely like each other, to treat each other as family instead of coworkers. And the fans don't need to beg for this connection. Be grateful, ARMY. Always be grateful."

Meanwhile, another fan pointed out, "I have the feeling they can't even remember what they experienced on past tours—one sign of this is their surprise at venues where they've already performed. They simply weren't living in the moment and couldn't enjoy anything; they were just exhausted bo∂ιєs going through the motions. But this tour is completely different. They have time to explore the cities they visit, eat delicious food, have fun together, and truly enjoy every moment both on stage and behind the scenes."

Many other fans echoed similar sentiments, including: "Just knowing that they are having fun with each other and are happy is enough for my heart", "That’s what make us happy baby", "im glad you’re having fun baby", "i’m happy to get zero lives if they are happy and enjoying their time together", "This is the most important thing: take your time and enjoy your time together", "My family, just your strong bond is enough for us", "Take care, cuties, enjoy your time together!", "Please keep doing memories with the members, it's all we ever wanted for the 7 of you",...