Suga’s tattoo revelation causes frenzy at Seoul subway station

On the final day of the show, Suga removed his jacket and showed fans his '7' friendship tattoo. This was the first time he displayed it after getting it tattooed over a year ago. Suga, in keeping with tradition, held a live session on Weverse shortly after his concert. Suga, a member of BTS, performed his final D-Day concert in Seoul’s KSPO Dome on Sunday. There was a large throng, as BTS supporters rode the tube home after the event, an incident occurred near one of the stations. It was allegedly prompted by Suga’s tattoo unveiling during a live session on Weverse. On the final day of the show, Suga removed his jacket and showed fans his ‘7’ friendship tattoo. This was the first time he displayed it after getting it tattooed over a year ago. Suga, in keeping with tradition, held a live session on Weverse shortly after his concert. Some admirers asked him to show off his tattoo. The BTS member smiled and removed his jacket, revealing that he had it on his injured shoulder.Many admirers were on their way home from the concert on the tube at the time. According to multiple Korean media accounts, BTS ARMY began shouting inside the metro after seeing Suga’s tattoo, setting off an alarm that sent others fleeing in fear and causing mayhem. According to SBS News, officers and firefighters arrived at Sinnonhyeon Station at 8.36 p.m. on Sunday. They got about 20 reports of hectic circumstances on the Seoul Subway Line 9 to Gimpo Airport. According to the report, they noticed passengers sprinting around Sinnonhyeon Station in an attempt to get off the train and out of the station. Seven of them were injured when they fell on the floor and stairs. The passengers were evacuated and the train and station were investigated by police and firefighters. They did not, however, discover a gas leak, a weapon, or an act of terror, as they had been promised.