There is little doubt that the members of BTS love interacting with their fans whenever they can. However, V has just pointed out that some Army tend to take it so far that it has changed the way the boy band travels around the world. Kim Taehyung decided to speak out about 'sasaengs', or obsessive fans that stalk their idols. Sadly, the Winter Bear singer admitted that it could be a scary experience for the boys especially when they are on flights.
V recently went on VLive to interact with Army after BTS' fan meeting in Osaka, Japan. At first, the 23-year-old idol was cheerful as he played music for his fans and answered their questions. At one point, he even tried to speak English so international Army could understand what he was saying. However, things got serious later during the livestream.
Kim Taehyung ultimately decided to reveal why BTS now chooses to travel privately instead of taking commercial flights. According to V, the boy band was forced to take action as some "fans" would find out about their flight schedule and book seats close to them. Taehyung then revealed that the "sasaengs" would try to invade their privacy while they are on the flight.
"Whenever we fly -short or long distance- there were people who knew where we were seated in advance. They would sit in front of us or right next to us, which made us a little uncomfortable," V said.
Not surprisingly, V confessed that he didn't like being bothered during the flights. He then stated that it could be a scary experience for him. "Well, to be honest, I wish they didn't do it. Yes, it scares me. Really," he said.
The confession immediately had Army concerned about the idols. After all, BTS would need to travel on commercial planes during long-distance flights for safety reasons. Needless to say, most fans are already taking to social media to call out "sasaengs" who are trying to stalk V, Jimin, J-Hope, Suga, RM, Jin, and Jungkook. Hopefully, the idols will always stay safe when they travel and not have to deal with these creepy fans in their future flights.
For now, BTS are still in Osaka and may be flying back to Korea for the holidays. Nevertheless, fans are hoping that they will have a safe flight without having to face "sasaengs" that are trying to invade their privacy.
