Park Bo Gum, Park Seo Joon, & Park Hyung Sik Attend BTS's Concert To Support Their Friend V
The kickoff of BTS's Love Yourself world tour in Seoul recently has been a huge success and once again group member V has proven that he is the friendliest idol in the world of K-pop. Thousands of BTS Army flocked to the Olympic Stadium to support their K-pop idol. But what caught the attention of many are the Korean actors who were also seen screaming and chanting in one of the biggest K-pop concerts this year and all of them are close friends of V.
Hallyu actors Park Bo Bum, Park Seo Joon, and Park Hyung Sik were photographed among the audience in the BTS concert. All three watched the last day of BTS's concert in Seoul to support their close dongsaeng and Bangtan Boys member V.
This is not the first time Park Bo Gum was spotted in a BTS concert. The Love In the Moonlight actor also attended the band's event back in December. It is known in the industry that Bo Gum and V are BFFs. The two started their adorable bromance after they hosted KBS's Music Bank together. They stayed close since then and even have vacationed together.
Park Seo Joon and Hyung Sik, on the other hand, worked together with V on the K-drama Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth. The BTS idol also has a brotherly bond with other other Hwarang cast members such as SHINee member Minho.
Seo Joon previously revealed that V often asks him for acting advice. The What's Wrong With Secretary Kim actor also once described the K-pop idol as "such a beautiful kid." Check out below the clip and photos of Bo Gum, Seo Joon, and Hyung Sik at the BTS concert.
They are just three of V's closest friends in the industry. There are other idols that he also hangs out with him including BTOB member Sungjae, EXO's Suho and Baekhyun, GOT7 member BamBam, and Girls' Generation member Yoona. Probably, BTS Army will also see them in one of the band's concerts in the future.
BTS began the nearly three-hour concert with a performance of their single "IDOL," from their latest album Love Yourself: Answer. The "Drop Mic" hitmakers will head next to North America to perform for their fans in several cities in the U.S. They will also visit Europe and other parts of Asia in October.