The BTS ARMY is at it again.
Diehard fans of the South Korean k-pop boy band recently ganged up on singer songwriter Niall Horan over Twitter after not being able to listen to BTS’ new song ‘Dynamite.’
A Twitter user who’s part of the ARMY asked Horan if he had heard the song already and Horan was seen replying with “No I haven’t.”
niall have you written any songs that are hit-worthy recently? pic.twitter.com/EzHjtKYes8
— kim ♡s em & meg (@armsofnhx) September 9, 2020
Posted by Nufermin on Wednesday, September 9, 2020
This was apparently enough to drive BTS fans to bash the singer by posting a lot of negative comments on Horan’s tweet. Most of the tweets also compared BTS to the accomplishments of One Direction.
How come you haven’t heard the song that was #1 on bb100 for two weeks straight
Is one of the only songs to debut #1 and hold the #1 for second week
One of the only songs which sold 180k+ in first two weeks separately in FOUR yearsNIALL DO BETTER
— Adyᴮᴱ⁷ 卌 Dynamite (@vlisstear) September 9, 2020
This led One Direction fans to defend the singer on his behalf, saying the comments were totally uncalled for.
Armies are dragging Niall Horan just because he hadn’t heard dynamite yet I mean seriously? He always appreciate bts whenever he says anything about them…… He deserves no hate 😤 pic.twitter.com/2jAv15LG1C
— Twinkle 🦋 (@Twinkle85105362) September 10, 2020
Lemme share something…
Niall Horan is currently receiving backlash from BTS fans because fan ask Niall Horan if he already listen to dynamite by BTSNote to other fandoms, don’t mess with directioners it doesn’t end well. pic.twitter.com/BrbN4BYSNs
— SB19 GO UPDATE⚡️ (@FelipAjero) September 10, 2020
One fan commented, “ARMYs are dragging Niall Horan simply because he did not pay attention to Dynamite and he’s being referred to as racist and plenty or different phrases. C’mon what the precise hell? and Niallers, OT5, OT4 and Directioners his birthday is coming in just some days dragging artists is not actually healthful.”
Another makes the case that Horan was just being honest: “Don’t expect people to have the same music taste as yours. We were born to be different.”
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