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#SHOWBIZ: 'None of us can sleep well': BTS' RM appeals to fans for privacy

LIMA: BTS leader RM has urged fans to stop camping outside the K-pop group’s hotels during their South American tour, saying the noise is keeping the band and their crew awake.

#SHOWBIZ: 'None of us can sleep well': BTS' RM appeals to fans for privacy

BTS leader RM has called on fans to cease camping outside the group's hotels during their South American tour, stating that the noise is disrupting the band and their crew's sleep. In a post on the fan platform Weverse, RM explained that crowds gathered outside their hotel during the first concert at San Marcos Stadium in Lima, Peru, were making it difficult for anyone to rest.

The members and staff are struggling due to people staying in front of their hotel all day, with the noise reaching their rooms and preventing them from sleeping. Despite the noise, RM expressed excitement about visiting Peru for the first time, noting the group's eagerness to perform there. However, he emphasized that the crowds were also disturbing other hotel guests.

RM requested fans in Chile, Brazil, Argentina, and upcoming Asian tour stops to refrain from gathering outside their hotels, stressing that a lack of rest affects their performances. He appealed to BTS's fan base, known as ARMY, asking them to understand and respect the group's privacy. RM expressed trust in ARMY, the most wonderful fans in the world, to comprehend and respect the group's need for privacy, hoping for a more mature relationship.

He concluded by expressing gratitude to fans and promising to give his best performance in Lima, signing off with "Los amo" (I love you all in Spanish). BTS began their Arirang world tour in April, with upcoming performances in Santiago, Chile, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and São Paulo, Brazil.

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