When it comes to concert videos this might be the holy grail. First, the quality of the visual itself is crystal clear, but the editing is especially good as it moves from the backstage to the main stage in a way that builds the intensity and hype you would expect at a real concert. Second, I think it's worth noting that the subtitles allow for you to read the lyrics of the songs themselves in English (if you want that) so even if you're not a fan, you can fully engage with the music.

If you're a fan of BTS you were going to love this regardless of how it looked. However, I think this has been produced in a way that should appeal to perhaps newer fans or to anyone who is simply curious about this phenomenon. It's not difficult to see why this group thrive globally. Not many concerts are this stunning or intense.

First concert post covid was an amazing comeback showcasing their extensive discography. I watched it twice so far and love the snippets of the members backstage. Really well done. That setlist must have been so tiring but the choreography and stamina begiining to end did not let up. Typically they have solo stages for each member which gives other members time to breathe and get ready but this time it was all 7 together and of course i know the significance of that now after they announced their temporary pause from group music. I look forward to their tour when they come back together. BTS are the best performers.

Pulling off the best they could that no one could ever done for 2 years of complicated countermeasures and many other obstacles throughout, BTS had finally came to ease their fans' emptiness after those months of patience within uncertainties.

BTS is rightfully deserved the amount of appreciation on this particular kick-off stage for had successfully attracted as much as 1.02 million viewers from 191 countries/regions, within the three-day in-person concert that was attended by a total of 45,000 people. Due to this fact, tell me which Korean act could even generate those amount of numbers during the period of transition of COVID-19 regulations in the beginning of 2022, in their own country, South Korea? I believe none.

And I will never interested to start any unreasonable argument if you're doubted about the quality of performance because let's just be real and watch the whole performance here. It's BTS you're all about to questioned. They were facing 15,000 audience per day, with no shouts or any close-interaction due to the strict regulations back then in SK, it's probably the most exhausting and empty hall they'd ever faced, but they still brought us to a whole greater universe with their dedicated performances and musical intelligence.

So, for any of you virialized others to hate these talented guys by leaving 1-star on the ratings, good luck with your own idols/fave artists because any ways you tried to unrecognize the BTS standardization in music industry, will in turn, only got you below the border of nugus entertainer in the end too.. Just face reality that it's always been BTS who paved the way.