BTS member Jimin is receiving a special welcome from Brazilian fans as he returns to São Paulo for the first time in seven years, with a massive fan project featuring advertising buses, dozens of digital screens, and a giant stadium banner.
Ahead of BTS' ARIRANG world tour concerts in Brazil, Jimin's local fanbases organized several large-scale projects to celebrate his return and show their support.
The group is scheduled to perform at MorumBIS Stadium in São Paulo on October 28, 30, and 31, marking a long-awaited reunion with Brazilian ARMY.
To celebrate the occasion, fans arranged for six buses featuring Jimin's advertisements to travel around São Paulo for 30 days, bringing his images to different parts of the city.
Another major project involves 38 digital advertising screens at São Paulo's Tietê Bus Terminal, where Jimin's promotional videos and images are scheduled to appear from October 27 to 31.
The terminal is known as one of Latin America's largest bus terminals, making it a prominent location for the fan-organized celebration.
Brazilian fans have also prepared a 45-meter-long banner to be displayed near an entrance to MorumBIS Stadium, giving concertgoers another special tribute to Jimin.
The celebration extends beyond the concert dates.
To mark Jimin's birthday on October 13, fans arranged birthday advertisements at bus stops near the stadium. The displays are scheduled to run from October 22 to November 4.
The large-scale projects highlight Jimin's popularity in Brazil, where his solo music has also achieved notable success.
His solo song Who spent a total of 13 weeks on Billboard's Brazil Hot 100 chart. Jimin has also reportedly set a record for the most-streamed K-pop solo artist on Spotify Brazil.
With six advertising buses, 38 digital screens, birthday displays, and a giant stadium banner, Brazilian fans are making sure Jimin's return after seven years becomes a memorable occasion.
As BTS continues its ARIRANG world tour in São Paulo, the fan-organized projects are turning parts of the city into a celebration of Jimin and his connection with Brazilian ARMY.
BTS member Jimin is receiving a special welcome from Brazilian fans as he returns to São Paulo for the first time in seven years, with a massive fan project featuring advertising buses, dozens of digital screens, and a giant stadium banner.
Ahead of BTS' ARIRANG world tour concerts in Brazil, Jimin's local fanbases organized several large-scale projects to celebrate his return and show their support.
The group is scheduled to perform at MorumBIS Stadium in São Paulo on October 28, 30, and 31, marking a long-awaited reunion with Brazilian ARMY.
To celebrate the occasion, fans arranged for six buses featuring Jimin's advertisements to travel around São Paulo for 30 days, bringing his images to different parts of the city.
Another major project involves 38 digital advertising screens at São Paulo's Tietê Bus Terminal, where Jimin's promotional videos and images are scheduled to appear from October 27 to 31.
The terminal is known as one of Latin America's largest bus terminals, making it a prominent location for the fan-organized celebration.
Brazilian fans have also prepared a 45-meter-long banner to be displayed near an entrance to MorumBIS Stadium, giving concertgoers another special tribute to Jimin.
The celebration extends beyond the concert dates.
To mark Jimin's birthday on October 13, fans arranged birthday advertisements at bus stops near the stadium. The displays are scheduled to run from October 22 to November 4.
The large-scale projects highlight Jimin's popularity in Brazil, where his solo music has also achieved notable success.
His solo song Who spent a total of 13 weeks on Billboard's Brazil Hot 100 chart. Jimin has also reportedly set a record for the most-streamed K-pop solo artist on Spotify Brazil.
With six advertising buses, 38 digital screens, birthday displays, and a giant stadium banner, Brazilian fans are making sure Jimin's return after seven years becomes a memorable occasion.
As BTS continues its ARIRANG world tour in São Paulo, the fan-organized projects are turning parts of the city into a celebration of Jimin and his connection with Brazilian ARMY.
