
BIGBANG's 20th anniversary tour in Bangkok was in constant trouble. Fans were pushing and causing chaos on the first day, and the performance was forced to be canceled due to extreme weather on the second day.
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BIGBANG is currently conducting its 20th anniversary world tour. The Bangkok event attracted widespread attention due to fan order issues and extreme weather.
Hallyu group BIGBANG's world tour in Bangkok was in constant trouble. Yesterday (7th), chaos broke out as many fans moved their seats. Today, it rained heavily, causing Taeyang to fall on the spot. In the end, the show was suspended and canceled. G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung also personally came on stage to apologize and bowed 90 degrees to the audience.
The Bangkok, Thailand show can be said to be the most unsatisfactory show of BIGBANG’s 20th anniversary tour, with a lot of conditions. Yesterday, it was widely reported on the Internet that many fans pulled up chairs and rushed forward, showing off the unorthodox behavior of the "Great Migration of Fans"; some fans even broke through the railings just to get closer to their idols despite the obstruction of the staff. They were called "Tiger Leaving the Gate" by netizens. The behavior was extremely exaggerated, not to mention that a large number of fans held their mobile phones high and could not be seen at all. Many Thai netizens pointed out that it was Chinese fans who were causing trouble and the two sides were quarreling.
Even if it is a man-made tragedy, God will not reward it. It rained heavily in Bangkok today, and the fans in the audience felt like they were in a typhoon. Everyone was soaked in the rain, and wearing raincoats was completely useless. The three people on the stage were not doing much better. GD, Taeyang and Daesung sang and danced without any cover, letting the wind and rain hit their faces. Taeyang even fell down, which scared many fans. In the end, it was decided to cancel the performance. The screen read: "Due to bad weather, the performance had to be canceled. We deeply apologize for the inconvenience. Please stay calm, follow all safety instructions of the staff, and leave the stadium in an orderly manner."
In order to appease the fans, GD, Taeyang and Daesung went on stage again. GD expressed regret in Korean that he had to cancel the performance, and later put a crying face symbol on the relevant post. Taeyang said that it has been a while since he last performed in Thailand and he hopes to have a good time with everyone. "We are as disappointed as you..." Originally, we would continue to perform no matter how heavy the rain is, but I heard that in addition to rain, there will also be thunder and lightning, which may be dangerous. "We hope to continue the performance just like you, but safety is the most important thing, so we have no choice. I am really sad and embarrassed."
Daesang also said that everyone has made a lot of preparations for this concert, so they will definitely feel disappointed. "I don't know when there will be another one, but everyone should be careful when you go home, and try to create an opportunity to meet you." Daesang also bowed and apologized on the spot, which made fans feel very distressed, saying "it's not your fault."
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