BTS’s Lack Of Choreography During World Tour Arirang Leaves Fans Disappointed!
On April 9, BTS finally kicked off their long-awaited world tour Arirang with the first show in Goyang.
BTS dropped their fifth album Arirang on March 20, and it quickly gathered millions of streams and views worldwide. Soon after, they held a strong comeback show and launched their much-awaited world tour named Arirang on April 9. While many fans felt excited and happy, the reactions to the opening show have been mixed. Here’s why!
On April 9, BTS finally kicked off their long-awaited world tour Arirang with the first show in Goyang. This is their first major tour in several years, and ARMYs around the world were filled with excitement.
The concert had several parts that really stood out. Fans were impressed by the colourful stage design and how the members kept talking and connecting with the crowd throughout the night. They sang new tracks from the Arirang album and brought back a couple of old favourites. Many people left the venue smiling because of the strong vocals and fun interactions.
However, not every fan felt completely happy. Some were hoping to hear more of BTS’s old hit songs in the setlist. A few also felt the group dances were not as strong or lively as they expected. These points quickly became hot topics among fans sharing their thoughts online.
The main reason for the simpler dance moves was the pouring rain that fell during the show. The members decided to stay safe and avoid any risky steps for both themselves and the audience. While many accepted this explanation, others still wished for more powerful choreography.
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Luckily, a big group of fans jumped in to defend the performance. They reminded everyone about the bad weather and called the concert a wonderful new chapter after the members finished their military duties. People appreciated the real emotions, beautiful singing, and the close bond BTS shared with the crowd that night.
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First Published: April 10, 2026 2:07 PM
