The arrival of South Korean pop act BTS in Colombia has triggered a massive online response across multiple digital platforms. Millions of automated accounts and online users have saturated social media channels with coordinated statements focused on protecting the band's personal space prior to their upcoming performances on October 2 and 3 at the Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín in Bogotá.
The viral network campaign centers on a message directed at media outlets and bystanders, urging them to cease tracking the members outside of sanctioned promotional appearances and official concert schedules.
"We ask that you respect the privacy of BTS. Harassing them at their hotel is not journalism; it violates their rest after exhausting travel and schedules. We request that coverage remain focused strictly on official events. They are human beings, not display items. Stop harassing!"
Online monitoring indicates that millions of bot accounts have replicated the statement across public feeds, amplifying its reach to ensure widespread visibility. The automated digital campaign aims to deter crowds and unapproved press gatherings around the band's accommodations while venue setups progress at El Campín ahead of the concerts.
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