Brussels, the capital of Belgium, was flooded with BTS ARMY fans ahead of the group's concert at Baudouin Stadium. The crowded subway station became so packed that the Brussels Public Transport Company (STIB) had to double the train frequency, yet still struggled to accommodate the massive influx. Fans from diverse backgrounds arrived to witness the historic performance: April, a Filipino fan from Manchester, traveled after failing to secure London concert tickets; Ronia, an 18-year-old Finnish high schooler, realized her dream after saving pocket money for three years. Benoit, a 26-year-old Belgian, demonstrated his dedication by wearing traditional Korean hanbok and dopo purchased from Paris and Seoul respectively, expressing his gratitude as a fan for eight years. Veronica, a 53-year-old from Italy who traveled with her daughter Sharon, visited Brussels for the first time thanks to BTS and acknowledged the group's role in uniting Europeans. Brazilian-Swedish fan Roderick distributed flyers with Korean text supporting BTS members, exemplifying how the fanbase transcends nationality and culture, showcasing the global influence of the K-pop phenomenon.