BTS’ V Urges Fans to Avoid Dangerous Crowding at Airport Before Paris Fashion Week Trip

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BTS V asked fans to stay safe after a chaotic scene at Incheon Airport, where overcrowding nearly led to a stampede as he boarded a flight to Paris.

On July 4, 2025, Kim Taehyung (V) faced an overwhelming crowd of fans at Incheon International Airport while heading to Paris Fashion Week. The singer, who recently completed his military service, was traveling for his first solo schedule as a Celine ambassador. However, the situation turned risky as fans rushed toward him, causing a near-stampede.

V quickly addressed the issue on Weverse, sharing a photo with a message urging fans to prioritize safety.

โ€œARMY, you know that right? Itโ€™s dangerous ~ Letโ€™s be safe/(do it) safely next time~โ€

The incident highlights ongoing concerns about fan behavior at airports, where overcrowding can lead to dangerous situations.

Chaotic Scenes at Incheon Airport Before Paris Trip

V arrived at the airport in a casual outfitโ€”a white Henley top, flared jeans, and a Louis Vuitton duffle bagโ€”hoping for a smooth journey. Instead, he was met with a frenzied crowd of fans. Videos shared online showed fans pushing and running, with one person nearly falling in the rush.

Bodyguards struggled to control the crowd as some fans got too close to V. The situation became so intense that it risked turning into a stampede, prompting the singer to speak out.

Vโ€™s Immediate Response on Weverse

Shortly after the incident, V posted on Weverse, reminding fans to avoid dangerous crowding. His message was firm but kind, showing concern for both his safety and the fans’.

โ€œARMY, you know that right? Itโ€™s dangerous ~ Letโ€™s be safe/(do it) safely next time~โ€

Fans appreciated his calm response, with many criticizing those who ignored previous requests from BTS members to avoid airport gatherings. Some called the aggressive fans “fake ARMY” for disregarding the groupโ€™s repeated pleas for privacy.

Fans React to Vโ€™s Deleted Weverse Post

Along with his safety message, V shared another post that he deleted almost instantly. Fans joked about his habit of quickly removing content, calling it “the fastest thing in the world.”

โ€œCouldnโ€™t understand why I couldnโ€™t comment when barely 0.0001s had passed since he posted.โ€

This isnโ€™t the first time V has deleted posts shortly after sharing them. Fans have grown used to his playful social media habits, often saving his uploads before they disappear.

BTSโ€™ Long-Standing Request for Respectful Fan Behavior

BTS members have consistently asked fans not to crowd airports or invade their private moments. Despite this, some fans continue to show up in large numbers, creating unsafe conditions.

The recent incident has sparked discussions about responsible fan culture, with many urging others to respect boundaries.

Vโ€™s Upcoming Schedule in Paris

V is set to attend Celineโ€™s fashion event on July 6 as one of the brandโ€™s global ambassadors. This marks his first official solo appearance since his military discharge on June 10, 2025. Fans worldwide are excited to see his fashion choices at the event.

Previous Airport Incidents Involving BTS

This isnโ€™t the first time BTS has faced dangerous crowding at airports. In the past, members have been pushed, grabbed, and followed by overzealous fans. The groupโ€™s agency, HYBE, has repeatedly warned against such behavior, emphasizing the risks involved.

Industry-Wide Issue of Airport Safety

The problem extends beyond BTS. Many K-pop idols face similar challenges when traveling, with fans and photographers often causing chaos. Some agencies have increased security or used private entrances to avoid such situations.

Also read: BTS Member V (Kim Taehyung) Captivates Fans with Stylish All-Black Casual Outfit at First Airport Appearance in Two Years

After his Paris commitments, V is expected to focus on music and solo projects. Fans are eagerly waiting for updates on his upcoming album or possible collaborations.

Credits: Weverse updates, fan-shared videos


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