Recently, two influencers, Max Karmin and Kevin Park, attended the BTS concert in Foxborough. They brought in their homemade kimchi to get Jungkook to try it.
Although they attempted several times to communicate with several staff members, they were unable to give him the food.
İki Influencer Jungkook’a vermek için bir BTS konserine kimchi getirdiler!
Foxborough konserine katılan Influencerlar Max Karmin ve Kevin Park kendi elleriyle hazırladığı kimchiyi konser alanına gizlice soktular. İçeri girdikten sonra ikili, grubun menajeri de dahil olmak üzere… pic.twitter.com/gM9nhFF8oZ
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The videos went viral online and reached ARMYs, who were not happy about their intentions, whether it was good or not.
Whether it was with good intentions or not, this really is crossing a boundary. Jungkook has already asked people not to send him food, so please respect him. You can’t expect him to eat food given to him by a stranger.
According to kmedia, two Korean-American influencers…
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While some felt it was just for fun…
…ithers agreed that if they were true fans, they would’ve known the rules against any kind of gifts for the safety of the members.
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