BTS’s V is drawing major attention online after a powerful moment from the group’s first Baltimore concert quickly spread among fans.

On August 10 local time, BTS performed at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, as part of their BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’.

During the concert, V appeared on stage wearing a tank top and cargo pants while delivering an energetic performance. Fan-taken videos captured him visibly soaked in sweat after the intense stages, and the clips soon began circulating widely on X.

One particular moment showing V pushing back his wet hair and tilting his head caught strong attention from fans. After the video was reposted by another fan account, the user reacted, “Isn’t this crazy?”

Photos from the concert also showed V in the same outfit confidently commanding the stage, adding to the attention surrounding his Baltimore appearance.

Other BTS members also created memorable moments during the show. Videos showed Jungkook, Jimin, and J-Hope standing together and reacting enthusiastically during the concert, with the members waving and enjoying the atmosphere alongside fans.

The Baltimore dates mark another major stop on BTS’s U.S. stadium tour following their performances in Foxborough.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore also welcomed the group to the city through social media, writing, “Welcome to Baltimore.”

Local transportation officials reportedly advised concertgoers to use public transportation due to expected heavy traffic and parking demand around M&T Bank Stadium.

The venue can accommodate more than 70,000 people, and both Baltimore concerts were reported to be sold out.

For their current tour, BTS are performing a 21-song setlist featuring tracks from different points in their career, including Butter, MIC Drop, Fire, Dynamite, Hooligan, and IDOL.

Following Baltimore, BTS are expected to continue the U.S. leg of their tour with additional stadium dates, including Arlington, Texas.

While the entire concert drew attention, V’s intense performance and sweat-soaked stage look became one of the most talked-about moments among fans following the first Baltimore show.