An ARMY fan shares how she entered a BTS concert with staff credentials

It all started because I have an acquaintance we've always gotten along really well, there's a lot of good vibes.

And in all our conversations, this person knew I was going to the concert on the fourteenth, the first day.

And this person knew that I wanted to go to the concert, because I'd mentioned it too.

Because FOMO got the better of me, girls, I think we were all thinking the same thing: "Fuck, why didn't I buy a ticket for this date today?"

Like, at that point. On the sixteenth, in the late afternoon, they tell me they can get me a pass and I can get into the concert on the seventeenth.

I was, girls, totally blown away. I mean, I posted a story crying here on the page and lots of people were like: "Girl, what happened? I'm so happy for you," and all that kind of stuff, I was just blown away.

I remember, I feel like crying, I swear to you.

Obviously, I was so excited, you guys, because opportunities like this never come along in life, or very rarely, it’s very rare for this to happen, but I also knew that this opportunity had to be handled very discreetly,

um, the whole experience. Since I had to be, like, really, like, quiet, so to speak.

Why were you going? Because I’m ARMY, dude, and I had staff accreditation.

So, you’ll understand why this was such a big deal.

Well, finally, um, I was able to get into the National Stadium park.

And this is where the most surreal thing of my life begins you guys, I swear to you.

We started going through all the security checks until we got to the last one, which is where BTS’s guards are, um, Like the Koreans, the gringos, and everyone.

I was eating them all up, really going for it. Yeah.

We got there and, girls, Mr. Lee was there.

I saw him and said, “Holy shit.” And this person had no idea who Mr. Lee was.

So I said, “Dude, please, let’s wait here until he leaves, then we’ll go in.”

I was like, “Holy shit, this is so fucked,” I was just like…

Girls, I was so nervous. I was throwing up everywhere, I was about to vomit, I kind of started hyperventilating and I was like: “Girl, please calm down.”

Trying, uh, to process where the hell I was standing at that moment.

Because sure, I had permission to be there, but nobody knew I was an ARMY too, you know.

So…