We were there,
we were there on night two on the pitch and we sang that song to them and I just
find that incredible.
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say one day, I can't remember exactly when it was.
Claudia said to me that she had discovered this, this k-pop band or whatever,
and she showed me the DNA video and I was like, Oh yeah, that looks cool.
And I remember I called J hope jumper dude. Cause that's all - I didn't know.
Um, well that originally it was my granddaughter. Um,
Claudia and then through my daughters.
My sister had been trying to get me into cable for about 12, 12 to 14 years.
Right. That's my daughter's fault for that. My daughter, she was 14 at the time.
I blame this all on her. It's her fault.
I fell down the k-pop hole and she was watching them on youtube and she'd say,
mom, look at this.
She also introduced me to loads of cool stuff. Um, I think, yeah,
actually she introduced me to 21 pilots as well and she's introduced me to Billy
Eilish and loads of stuff
two years down the line.
It's just after the MAMA awards and she was in floods of tears and I was like,
Oh my word, what's happened? You know, as someone died and she was like, no.
One of my bands said that. They were thinking about breaking up and everything.
I was like, Oh my word. Um,
and then I think it was the summer holidays and I wasn't working.
And she was like, mom, you've just got to just give them a chance. Just sit.
I don't know. I was hooked and I just kept hearing it.
And then I said to my sister, what is this? What is this? And she was like, oh,
that's bts. And she was like, mom, please just give it a chance. So she put on,
I'm fine and I don't know why, but I just sat there and just burst into tears.
We had so much fun because I couldn't tell them apart to begin with,
which now seems crazy. Um,
and then I think I know the hair colour and then the next video they've checked
out. It's just, we had so much fun and she was like,
I'm going to put on the subtitles now.
And so she put in the subtitle as I sat there reading it and it just really,
really spoke to me. It was bts, this and bts that. And I thought, well,
I need to find out more for myself because all of a sudden my child's become
obsessed with this music and I need to know is it safe for her to listen to it.
I discovered bts from just genuinely browsing through a youtube recommendations
and New Year's Eve, um, when you watch loads until up until midnight.
And that was it bang. I was like, yeah, totally a fan. It just happened.
I was like, Oh, this is nice. They were okay.
And then the more bts came up on my list and then once uh boy in love got
released and that was on the list, that was it.
Had I seen these people and no, and I've watched them and I was,
I was just amazed. They were just amazing.
And then the more I saw them, the more I wanted to.
So I started to get invested and then I fell down the rabbit hole and that's it.
The rest is history.
If I had to try and put it in a word,
I would just say it's probably one of the most amazing experiences I will have
in my life. It was incredible. Honestly,
I cannot even begin to tell you it was. I've seen other people,
I've seen REM and various people. I've seen a-ha,
my daughter got tickets for me and my son and herself for the Saturday at
Wembley. And the next day when she went to work,
I thought I'll go online and see if I get tickets for the Sunday.
And miraculously got two tickets on the pitch for the Sunday.
So we went on the Sunday as well, which was amazing three times.
So the first time we saw them was at the O2, um,
opening night and we were so excited, I see BTS at Wembley in June,
both days. Cause I could not decide which day to go to.
And of course we've got the announcement, that Jungkook was injured, oh my God.
Oh, I always was like, please come out.
I seen bts lives six times,
twice at the O2 twice at Wembley and twice in Paris.
Um, it was the amazing, it was so special. And if I had the choice,
I would just go travel the world and just see them over and over again.
You're in this bubble, but at the same time you're not like,
we're in this little world and they've created that world for us. It is,
it's amazing.
And I was on Twitter and it just came up that there's extra seats for the second
day and I thought right in the middle of my daughter's exams.
And so I just thought, you know, we've just got to do it.
And I would still say that bts and Taylor swift best shows I've ever been to,
but bts will probably far out past like even Taylor swift,
every show is completely different and you just feel the energy and everything
on stage.
Sure.
One thing that really sort of like stands out to me is there was a dad behind me
and if you know a typical bloke, you know,
built and everything like that and it was obvious he was there with his two
young daughters started the Gig. By the end of it,
he was up taking his daughter's uh army stick and was like waving it,
first thing emily said to me both nights I think actually was,
I just feel like crying and in a way that's how I felt. It was so
almost magnificent. that it bought you to tears.
all I can say is we were there,
we were there on night two on the pitch and we sung
that song to them. And I just find that incredible
honestly in terms of concerts because I've been to quite a few,
it's definitely up there with one of my top memorable concerts because the,
what they do on stage, how they perform, the, the work ethic that they do,
their commitments to wanting to entertain people. And then how the,
the army all come together, how the fans are there for each other,
the atmosphere outside the stadium, which is off the scale.
And then w and then they were there and it all happens so fast and they were
gone. And it was just incredible.
We got back to the hotel cause he stayed over night.
And then the next day I was just like,
I'll just kept bursting into tears for no apparent reason.
I haven't seen them live, but there I've seen the concerts. Um,
and that this, their presence seems amazing.
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it's really hard to actually put it into words.
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a few years ago I went through a very terrible time and bts,
were the one thing that helped me feel like my own person,
it sounds really, really cheesy and I must admit like even a few years ago,
I'd be one of those people that rolled their eyes watching videos of people
saying how much a band means to them,
but they genuinely do say that.
Before then I had ways of finding my happy.
Um, it didn't always get me through. I was doing lots of different things,
lots of different jobs.
And bts was the one thing that helped me connect to who I was as a person and
also helped me connect with my son as well. Well, I constantly listen to them.
If I haven't got them on the telly on Youtube, I've got them on in the kitchen.
Yeah. While I'm cooking or whatever,
it just means a lot to me.
I can't imagine now my life without them in it because they're part of my life
and sort of city little crazy ways.
When the moment I started listening to them it was like mm,
almost like a flower, just bloom. Any, we just keep blooming.
Like I have a bts and lunchbox I take for work, I have bts socks.
They kind of go everywhere with me. I listened to them in the car.
Um, my phone's always with me and if it goes off and then we're in the middle of
marks and Spencer's,
I will literally jig to fire cause that's what my ringtone is.
I think it is true that the message of um,
valuing yourself and being proud of who you are,
not necessarily what society expects.
I think that's very inspiring and it's made me,
it's helped me decide to live my life slightly differently.
I always tell people about it.
I overhear conversation sometimes and I'm like do you know
BTS.
So I've got two friends who are in Korea who I speak to on a daily basis and I
never would have met them without the that without this band. Yeah.
How many people like where I work, they come in and walk past the computers.
They're watching BTS. So I'm like, hi, I then before you know it,
I'm sitting down and having a conversation with them and I'm like, Oh,
do you need anything else that like have you got, a library card. He said that.
And I'm always the first
to take out all the bts books
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they're probably going to get me divorced. I think
my kids will listen to, whoever they want to listen to.
But the fact that they both do listen to k pop and bts in particular,
you don't have anything to worry about do you? It's, you know,
they're good people. I would much rather
so happy and listening to bts then some of the stuff that's out there,
there is too much in the music industry that is breeding violence,
breeding negativity. Um, breeding hurt towards one another. Yeah.
I don't really have to worry about the message that they're putting out because
I know that it is either positive or is going to help him think about something,
give him new ideas, new things, perspective, new perspectives on things.
However, with some western artists that he does listen to, I'm just like, oh,
this is awful.
Do you don't even realise what they're saying and you're just jamming to it. So,
and I hope he doesn't really look into that in as much detail as he does look
into bts lyrics. But there have been a couple of times I thought,
you can't listen to this.
This is actually really inappropriate what they're saying
and yeah. Okay.
A lot of people don't understand the words and the lyrics of what bts is
singing, but when you do invest your time into it,
and even just listening to their music, it's not offensive.
They're not breeding any kind of negativity.
They are encouraging people to come together and be as one. Yeah.
And, and their ethics are good and you know, and yeah,
so I don't worry about it, but they will listen to who they want to listen to.
But he, but it's good that they listen to bts.
It's something that is only positive and it's only about bringing people
together and to love yourself and to be more positive and be free to speak
freely and be who you want to be. No,
I think that's probably why I've really sort of follow him as much as I do
because I'm fed up with all of this that you get in the mainstream and you know,
there's just, there's just too much nastiness around and even in the the,
the soaps and things and see on television, what is bts doing that is so wrong.
There's nothing wrong. So why not love them?
Why not enjoy what they do and follow them?
They tested very positive vibe. Yeah, there's a whole damn whole music. Um,
it sort of, um, has a very positive feel to it. Um,
it's very energetic and the messages are very positive,
they're very wholsome and they're very grounded people. They seem to me,
I know they're human and they have the floors and everything else.
And I knew some of their songs are very sad and it's, you know, I get that,
but they don't have, there's not the aggression,
there's not the reference to violence. Um,
or perhaps the seedier side things that there is in maybe western music. So,
yeah, as a parent, absolutely. I think, you know, for my kids and young people,
well, people generally know it's a but overall, a positive, wholesome,
joyful thing that they, they seem to be part of. Um, and you know,
I think there should be more people like that to be honest.
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