There is just one more day left for BTS's concert 'Yet to Come in BUSAN,' and fans worldwide are making their way to the seaside city to attend the upcoming event.
In light of the concert and also to celebrate Jimin's birthday, BTS fans decided to participate in a meaningful event of collecting garbage at Gwangalli Beach in Busan. On October 13, the EARTH SAVE nonprofit organization held a plogging event (a combination of jogging and picking up litter) in which fans walk on the beach and collect garbage.
After participating in the event, the fans gathered together to shout "We purple Busan" to commemorate the event and celebrate the group's upcoming concert.
The fans are sharing good influence just as the group BTS and have been praised online for their good deeds. Netizens who saw the photos commented, "This is nice of them," "I feel like BTS's fandom's good influence is no joke. They would do a lot of donations too. The group is awesome and the fandom is awesome too," "I'm from another fandom but I think ARMYs do a lot of awesome works," and "They are awesome fans."
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