BTS' V Turns Cheerleader For Kpop Star IU By Attending Her Concert Amid Military Service | See Photos
BTS member V aka Kim Taehyung has been away from the spotlight due to his military enlistment. He has taken some time off from the military to support his friend and kpop star IU at her grand concert in Seoul. IU shares a great bond with many BTS members and earlier teamed with V for her solo song ‘Love Wins All’. V was seen cheering for IU at the concert and BTS ARMY was delighted to see their heartwarming friendship.
V wore a casual outfit for the concert and was seen sitting in the VIP area. He even stood up and clapped for IU when she started singing ‘Love Wins All’. For the unversed, V was featured in the ‘Love Wins All’ music video but did not sing the song. He impressed the fans with his acting and on-screen chemistry with IU.
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— TAE GUIDE (@taeguide) September 22, 2024
‘Love wins all’ for the last time for this world tour~ dearest darling my universe! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
•Taehyung’s tiny claps during love wins all😭😭😭#아이유 #IU #IU_100th_WIN_n_ING#THE_WINNING #HEREH_ENCORE pic.twitter.com/WIu7WuWq9C
— nanadino (@bolupmixe) September 22, 2024
Taehyung watching IU performs Love Wins All while hugging a pillow that IU gives out at every concert and IU's mom funds all this from her own money for the audience.
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— TAEHYUNG ROMANIA Fanbase🇹🇩/ ʟᴀʏᴏ(ꪜ)ᴇʀ (@KimTaehyung_Ro) September 22, 2024
The song earlier faced backlash due to its title as it is said to be an important meaning within pride parades and movements for sexual minorities. It was earlier titled 'Love Wins' and later changed to 'Love Wins All'.
While addressing the controversy, IU and her agency EDAM Entertainment clarified that the song did not mean to hurt anyone's sentiments. The statement reads, "We decided to change the title to respect and support everyone who loves in their various ways, and we accept the opinions of those who express concerns that precious message might be blurred due to the title".
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"If there is one single thing that is exactly opposite to the message would be the word 'hatred,' which was mentioned in detail in the track which was released on January 18th. We deeply hope that the original message of the song is delivered without leaving any scars on anyone, as every love wins all in the world with no hatred," the agency concluded.
On the work front, V also released his solo song ‘FRI(END)S’ and solo album ‘Layover’.
