As global superstar V of BTS heads to the U.S. for his highly anticipated “Arirang World Tour,” American fans are going all out—transforming the journey from airport to stadium into a full-scale celebration.
In Tampa, Florida, fan communities including “Taehyung Tuesday” and “V Union” have organized a large-scale support project to welcome the artist during his concert dates on April 26, 27, and 29.
From Airport to Stadium—A City Turns Purple
Fans have installed massive billboard ads along the route from Tampa International Airport to Raymond James Stadium, ensuring that both arriving fans and locals are immersed in V’s presence from the moment they land.
Running from April 24 to 30, the ads display welcome messages for V at one-minute intervals, effectively turning Tampa into a vibrant extension of the concert experience.
Exclusive Fan Gifts Inspired by Tampa
The fanbase didn’t stop at visual support. Special pin buttons have been created for attendees, featuring iconic Tampa imagery such as:
- The University of Tampa
- Waterfront attractions and observation wheels
- Flamingos, symbolizing Florida’s tropical vibe
These collectible pins are part of a global series, with each tour city represented through unique local symbols—making them a meaningful keepsake for fans worldwide.
More Than Support—A Culture of Giving
“Taehyung Tuesday” is known not only for its creative fan projects but also for impactful charity work. In 2025, the group gained attention for contributing to the Central Park Conservancy through its “Adopt-A-Bench” program in Central Park, celebrating V’s birthday with a lasting tribute.
Through this initiative, donors contribute to maintaining over 10,000 park benches, with personalized plaques installed as recognition—blending fandom with meaningful social impact.
A Tour Fueled by Global Love
Starting in Tampa, V’s U.S. tour is expected to continue this wave of fan-driven celebrations across multiple cities, combining large-scale support events with charitable initiatives.
This isn’t just a concert—it’s a movement powered by one of the most dedicated fandoms in the world.
KOREA FBI Editor’s Comment
From billboard takeovers to charity-driven fandom culture, V’s U.S. tour highlights how K-pop fans are redefining global music experiences. This is no longer just about performances—it’s about community, creativity, and cultural influence on a global scale.


