BTS always show just how much they can impact the world, and it seems like the pandemic has only made that influence grow! The group recently attended the 76th UN General Assembly when they delivered messages of comfort and hope to young people while talking about stories from their fans that impacted them.
Each of the members shone on the stage, gaining attention for their inspiring words on everything from the ₵ØVłĐ-19 pandemic, climate change, and a lot more! In particular, fans noticed some of the words member V said during the speech.
During the speech, all of the members focused on different aspects of life. When it came to V, with a lot of talk of doom and gloom in the world, he wanted to shine a more positive light on it and used his words to do this for ARMYs: “I hope we just don’t consider the future as grim darkness. We have people concerned for the world and searching for answers”.
For many ARMYs worldwide, it has been a tough few years adding the hardships of the pandemic and loneliness with the usual stresses that come with everyday life. As always, V made sure that fans didn’t see it as a stumbling block and that it would always feel so grim. He said that: “There are still many pages left in the story about us, and I feel like we shouldn’t talk like the ending has already been written”.
Although it might seem like just a few sentences, it has the ability to bring hope to so many people. During this time, ARMYs worldwide might feel as though everything will remain dark and how it is. V’s words show that there is som̾e̾t̾h ̾ing to look forward to, and there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
It isn’t the first time that V and BTS have been a source of hope for ARMYs. Throughout their careers, the group has constantly showcased how thoughtful and intelligent they are, providing a source of comfort for fans worldwide! The UN Assembly was no different, and the members continued to showcase just how inspiring they are.
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