One of the biggest debates in K-Pop right now is the topic of bulk buying. Netizens have spotted huge piles of discarded albums on roads and in bins, as many K-Pop fans just want the photocards. In particular, with so many companies releasing huge amounts of photocards and multiple versions, the issue continues to rise and get even bigger.. It is a common issue among K-Pop fandoms and companies, but BTS’s Suga is being praised for his recent announcement amidst the controversy.. On May 20, netizens couldn’t hide their excitement when it was announced that Suga’s Agust D Tour D-DAY was being released on DVD.. Along with the announcement, there was a post detailing all of the special release's contents, which included posters, booklets, postcards, and, of course, photocards. While most albums and releases rely on "random PC" additions in which you receive a specific amount of photocards from a batch made, ARMYs were surprised to learn that Suga's package included 28 photocards from each location on his tour.. When the photos were revealed, ARMYs couldn't contain their emotions. They liked not just the amount of photocards, but also the fact that, despite everything, Suga made the executive decision to present all of the photocards to ARMYs rather than forcing them to purchase several copies to complete the collection. Netizens believe that corporations