'They should sit at home': Army slams fans who asked BTS member Jin to slash ticket prices for upcoming concert

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BTS member Jin recently interacted with his fans at the Hi-Seokjin event. A video going viral from the event sees some audience member asking Jin to consider reducing the prices of the upcoming concert of the band.

In a video doing the rounds on social media, Jin is seen reacting to an audience member who said that the concert ticket is expensive. Reacting to it, Jin just smiled.

BTS ARMY reacts to Jin reacting to fan asking reduced concert tickets

The viral clip got the army furious, eliciting some strange reactions. Many felt that it was wrong of the audience member to direct this request towards Jin.

An Army page sharing the video said, "Did I-Army see this yet? I'm so pissed off at this k-army. The entitlement and nerve to say that shit to his face with other k-armys agreeing. There is a time and a place for that topic but not there with Jin when you have so little time with him. Korean concert tickets are +"

"Much cheaper than other countries and they get so many events too. The audacity to complain," the user further wrote.

"Why don't they just sit at home then?? Why go to the event and tell this to his face??? Bruh they're the world's biggest band what do you expect??"

"He gave them Gucci for free nd mf if it's that expensive just stay at home."

"That's bullshit. They don't make the ticket prices. Nor are they forcing people to buy tickets".

"They're complaining about tickets being too expensive.. they would be really shock if they hear how much tickets on this side of the world cost… 😀 poor Jin"

"I can't believe they did that to him, how could they?! I'm literally in tears right now. My beautiful, pure Seokjin, they don't deserve you 😭
If the price is too high, just stay away. Leave for those who really want to see them and care about them".

Jin asks fans to not grab him

At the sam event, Jin also requested the BTS ARMY not to grab his hand as it hurts. "So now, we're gonna do the Hi-Seokjin event, but when you grab (my) hands, it hurts. So, just lightly touch. For the foreigners, please don't grab, touch, please. Ah, okay, thank you. Okay, everyone, so now we'll start right away," said Jin.

The BTS singer also told fans when not to click photos. "Everyone. It's fine when you're taking pictures or videos of me when it's from your seat, but if you're taking pictures or recording when you come like this, I'll come out ugly. I'll get stressed if I see that kind of photo, ya know, so when you come here, please put your phone in your pocket."