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1st world tour?? You mean after debuting they never performed outside south korea???

@@jackofalmostalltrades6376 they did but they never had a world tour

@@jackofalmostalltrades6376 They debuted in 2019 and covid started in 2020. I guess that explains a lot about it 😢

@@ABCD_NA I'm a new ITZY fan.(Midzy newbie 😁)I didn't know they had been debuted in 2019. They really did an excellent job within this short time. 🙂🙂🙂

Is that why they were multiple deaths in Korea recently? Because of a crowd?

@@xxliaz9068 You should probably reword that.

@@xxliaz9068 Hey that’s wildly not okay. What happened in Itaewon was not the crowd’s fault. Tragedies happen here in America too.

​@@xxliaz9068 Well multiple deaths happened in the USA recently in a similar manner where people were trampled to death, at a concert no less.. These are things we should be aware of while at concerts. Not only do you have to look out for yourself, but you also must look out for others. Especially people smaller, shorter, and lighter weight, as they will be the first ones to get crushed in a crowd rush and will need help quick. The things that can trigger a crowd rush are numerous and it can happen at ANY gathering of people in ANY country.

@@xxliaz9068 why are y’all trying to make this a USA vs Korea thing, stop being petty 🙄

Yes I agree, it's so dangerous, who knows what those people could do

I agree. I would also like to see it on commercial aircraft too. Your drunk too bad you cannot board. Alcohol should not even be available on flights if you cannot last the flight time without having a "drink" something is wrong. Oh I know there is some who will say "but you are taking away my rights" yep, sure are. Because you are only thinking of yourself. What about the rights of every other person there? convenient how that doesnt matter to you huh?

They literally sell alcohol at these concerts, including Itzy’s he wasn’t drunk, people at the concert with him said he was cracking jokes and made the itzy girls laugh often. he was legit hyping them up, idk why you guys are demonizing him.

@@xrrgr Oh damn wtf they sell alcohol?! That should be banned for real

It would take too long

I agree with you, i just read some tweets about kpop stans complaining about other merchandise used in their favorite concert.. That's so overdramatic.. Especially in this video, that guy use a shirt from other gg from JYPE.. And they said it's disrespectful? What? The way he act is disgusting but not due to he is wearing other merchandise..

@@nicueno we have to remember they are performing concert in the US, as far as i remember, the music scene there are not as fanatic as they are in kpop scene.

Reading all the comments about the shirt being worn being questionable is true, but I have been to so many concerts (KPOP and Non-KPOP) in the US and it is done everywhere. You see people wearing Metallica shirts at other rock concerts or other fandom shirts at another kpop group concert. Not a big deal. The more supporters we have for our favorite groups, the better. I just tend not to judge people's choices because I don't know them personally or their situation in life.

@@nicueno agree, why wear a twice tshirt at itzy consert. I don't understand. Seharunya dia menggunakan baju biasa saja. Untuk LS itu udah biasa terjadi tapi kenapa harus menggunakan twice tshirt di itzy konser. Itu adalah hal yang sangat aneh

Merch is really expensive these days, so wearing a twice shirt - especially if they are from the same company isn't an issue. The issue is always cursing at the idols.

Ya and then somebody screams "I LOVE YOU" at the top of their lungs and all people hear out of you is "THAT'S NOT OKEY" and then you get all the hates from the Internet and go viral for being a ____ . Have fun with that.

@@Sidicas literally.

if what you are saying is true then it's obvious he's bad. then it's organizers responsibility to take him out of the venue.

What he said wasn’t rude in context though, it’s a very common cheer/show of support. American slang, basically. It absolutely is a cultural difference.

he wasn’t drunk, people at the concert with him said he was cracking jokes and made the itzy girls laugh often. he was legit hyping them up, idk why you guys are demonizing him.

I am pretty sure the guy was about to get misunderstood or smth so that's why Ryujin warned him.

Some people don’t have lightsticks for multiple groups. I showed up to TWICE’s encore concert with a BLACKPINK lightstick because it was the only lightstick I had.

Big fan of blackpink too thanks for appreciating itzy

Chaeryeong is savage with poker face 🤣 and I agree with you about the guys reaction

I don't think "let's fucking go" contains any sort of disrespect... It's just cultural difference.

@@ahmedksoof2452 it was kinda disrespectful because the girls were obviously still talking and he sounded impatient

@@ahmedksoof2452 Nope it is disrespectful, only the younger generation seems to think adding FUCK and FUCKING to daily language is quite alright. It's not. Further MIDZY are of all ages, from young kids who's parents brought them to teenagers, college students, adults, and grandparents. So the show is not rated for adult content and no one should be cursing so loud and obscenely that it can be caught by MULTIPLE people recording the show. He was wrong, he was rude and he should have been kicked out.

He didn’t just say that he also kept interrupting them when they talked and said “we fucking get it “🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

I’m not sure what you’re asking. It’s not American culture to be drunk. Korean culture arguably is more into drinking. Concert venues in the US sell some light alcohol like beer, the person probably became drunk during the show. They could be a lightweight or on medicine that caused an interaction or something.

@@Sogeking995 thank you for the info.

They sell alcohol at almost all concert venues in the US so he probably got drunk during the concert

I agree, and the fact he basically interrupted the girls was uncalled for. Plus, his drunken state could've easily been a danger not only to the idols, but to the people in the audience too!

Naw the guys an idiot. Why would you pay for a ticket and wear a Twice shirt?? That makes no sense. He was a troll and should've been kicked out. Plus why show up drunk??

I don't

True dat, like bro there aint no dress code for a concert YOU PAID to get into....

true

its definetely rude, imagine I bring a shirt for some other singer, and not for you @Addy.

oh twice male fans are…..

I attended their Sugar Land concert on Thursday (11/03/22). I, too, saw a lot of Blackpink and Twice merchandise and outfits. I don't see it as odd. It's like when I attended Babymetal's concert; a lot of heavy metal band t-shirts like Metallica, Judas Priest, Pantera, etc. were being worn.

No American would ever see it as embarrassing or improper to curse out of excitement in front of a musician at a live show. Concerts are meant to be a time to let loose over here. Just comes down to cultural differences. Kpop promoters should specify that the events are meant to be family friendly/kid friendly.

@@Sogeking995 ohh I see thanks for the info my English is really bad lol

After spending money to buy tickets the least you can do is be sober

@@HPFan4Life81 concert venues sell alcohol in most countries, and people have different tolerances

I go to a lot of the Kpop concerts in the US and the reason why people were other groups shirts is to have interaction with other people and show the love for the Kpop community in the US. Not many people have money to buy a $80 ITZY Hoodie for a concert

@@SaboPlat aye, I agree with you here. Re-reading the way i wrote, it feels a tad strong, but i just meant it as a small nudge. Though in the end this is what I also think

@@fnxph03n1x all good, tbh people wear other group merch is to have interactions with other people also attending who also have similar interest 😂

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with wearing another artist’s mercy to a concert.

Because at the previous show, there were people that brought in BTS lightsticks and things like that. Really ruins the feeling of everybody there being Midzy. Which then ruins the show a bit because they will address the crowd as Midzy and if you're waving a BTS lightstick you're putting yourself out of that group of people and it doesn't make sense to change it to "Midzy and everybody else make some noise!" And they want to create an overall environment of Mitzys enjoying time together with other Midzy and Itzy. Not to mention that the company that runs BTS and JYP are in competition with each other for fans. Not to mention going to an Itzy concert and waving a BTS lightstick is kinda like promoting BTS at an Itzy show...

oh for real? well yeah, that makes sense if they brought BTS merch with them. But I would think that fans of other JYP groups would also be Midzys as well, on some level or another. But yeah, that's understandable

​@@hepteropterix Well there is more to the lightsticks. The Twice ones are specifically made with the colors of the Twice members so you set it to your favorite twice member's color using bluetooth on your phone to cheer for them and they see it and come over to your area. Especially if you are relatively close to the stage it really matters because they will specifically spot people out in the crowd with their color and wave to you, pose for you, or come over and say Hi. . I don't know if Itzy has a similar thing as I didn't buy their lightstick, and I don't know their colors, but I might on the next tour.

Well this wasn’t coachella to be drunk

Speak for yourself, I have never attended any concert drunk. I pay too much for tickets to NOT remember the show well. I also don't need alcohol to enhance my expreience.

@@incheonguy Your comments are so funny. Just say you hate Americans and be done with it.

@@Sogeking995 😆

The venues making bank selling beers for $10 a cup.

I swear I hate kpop stans so much they’re hella sensitive you will get cancelled for anything

They are touring in America….imagine if an American went to Korea and demanded they adhere to their culture. People would flip out and call them racist.

Not inpatient, it’s a cultural misunderstanding. That’s a common cheer in the US. Still not wise to shout like a heckler when they’re talking

@@Sogeking995 I’m an American, and on shows I’ve been to that’s a common cheer when getting started on something but not in the middle of a speech by a performer. Unless I’m an older concert goer and things have changed since the pandemic….

He wasn't swearing at them. He was hyping them up in way. Us westerns do say stuff like that to support people, it's a little more aggressive compared to korean behavior but it's harmless.

@@tumahaji8350 bro trust me im from australia, swearing is basically a second language LMFAO but either way, whether the intent was good or bad, swearing is still really not classy at all, and idols that dont understand western phrasing MAY take offense - which isnt a risk thats worth taking, especially since youve paid so much to see them perform

It's disrespectful the fact you can so easily excuse it, is also problematic

@@incheonguy as I said. *I hope you understand my point of view too.* I get what you are trying to convey but you can't change the people as they are. I too don't curse often only if irritated (or in a sarcasm as using just the letter 'f' or 'wtf' etc). without being disrespectful to others. if I understand correctly you have to add yeji's almost cursing moment when she was trying nayeons pop challenge in Gap2. the man is not my relative or friend that I will give excuses for him. I just said what is in my pov and *I think this video's motive is that to know our pov not an individual pov.* *You should also understand that when itzy is in a foreign country it's not their homeground where they have the authority. So if a public and or a fan is disrespectful it's not their responsibility to reprimand them. It's responsibility of his own people. And if the person had any motives for being downright disrespectful then it's obviously bad ngl.

@@incheonguy except for the fact that it is actually a saying of support in certain contexts (such as a musical performance like this one + sports etc) if yo dont like cussing or aren't used to it, then that is on you but in America cussing is pretty normal in day to day speech and "let's fucking go" is said as a sort of encouragement unless they are like, telling their friend that they want to leave or something lol.

@@fendybendy6466 But that guy was drunk as people in comments are saying

You’re being silly. People are not required to be stans. Artists rely on casual listeners too. Especially in countries where they aren’t as well known yet.

The venue I went to was serving beer, cocktails, and even small bottles of hard liquor. But we were all very well behaved and respectful in Dallas.