BTS fans have ignored warnings to stay away from a South Korean army camp as pop star Jin enlists for mandatory military service, with people spotted singing, dancing and holding up postcards bearing the words: ‘BTS forever.’
All able-bodied men in South Korea are required to perform between 18 and 21 months of military service after their 18th birthday and by 28 at the latest.to delay their national serviceBTS is currently on hiatus to allow each of its members to fulfil their military service, leaving fans heartbroken.Soldiers were seen outside the military camp as new enlistments arrived to begin their service
And despite repeated pleas by Jin and BTS’ management agency Hybe for fans to stay away over fears of overcrowding, people were spotted standing outside the area holding photos and signs relating to the band. Press were also on hand to capture Jin’s appearance at the military camp, with a motorcade of sleek black cars signifying the megastar had arrived.
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