Home Uncategorized BTS JUST OWNED INCHEON AND ONE FAN WILL NEVER FORGET THIS MOMENT. The airport wasn’t just busy it was electric. When BTS landed on February 2, cameras from Dispatch, fans, and reporters were all scrambling but JUNGKOOK and V ended up stealing the entire scene without even trying.

BTS JUST OWNED INCHEON AND ONE FAN WILL NEVER FORGET THIS MOMENT. The airport wasn’t just busy it was electric. When BTS landed on February 2, cameras from Dispatch, fans, and reporters were all scrambling but JUNGKOOK and V ended up stealing the entire scene without even trying.

Uncategorized · 03/02/2026 · comments off

On February 2, BTS arrived at Incheon International Airport to attend an overseas schedule.

With many reporters waiting for them, Jungkook and V went viral for taking over Dispatch’s cameras.

In particular, a video clip of V and a fan went viral online. In the video, a girl standing behind V bows to him, in which he responds with a smile and a handshake.

Later, the girl shared her experience at the airport, revealing she looked up and saw V standing in front of her.

Fans were overjoyed to see such a beautiful encounter and were happy for the girl.

Meanwhile, they are scheduled to release a new album, ARIRANG, on March 20 and hold a comeback performance at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21, which will be exclusively broadcast through Netflix.

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