 "BTS member V says 'namaste' after yoga session; Twitter explodes with requests to greet fans in their languages")
K-pop sensation BTS aka Bangtan Sonyeondan is one of the most popular music bands around the world today. Fans of the septet are spread across the globe and their ARMY has been on the rise in India as well. Recently, Indian fans were pleased with BTS member V saying Namaste as a greeting after finishing a yoga session with his bandmates. As part of the group’s Winter Package 2021, the boy band was seen trying out multiple activities but the clip of Kim Taehyung or V saying Namaste after doing yoga spread on social media like wildfire and Indian fans could not keep their calm. In the clip, V can be seen bringing his hands together and bowing down, while saying “Namaste, thank you” to their yoga instructor. Many followers of the group were happy upon knowing that the South Korean star knew about the Indian greeting. Others hoped that V and the others would also greet the Indian fans in other Indian languages soon. Check out the clip and the reactions here
V said NAMASTE 🙏 Omg omg 👁️👄👁️#Namaste_V#Namaste_BTS pic.twitter.com/immAth4DNG
— Navya⁷♡ (@navya_bts7) February 27, 2021
V saying namaste in winter package 2021😧😧
— 💜⟭⟬ᴮᴱMishti ⁷⟬⟭💜 (@ot7btsarmy21) February 27, 2021
How are we feeling Indian armys pic.twitter.com/R5tEb9meq1
Taehyung just said namaste ohwmygoddddddd!!!! Scream mm!! Something suspicious. I'm waiting for u too speak in my language!!💜👀
— weiwei@v (@AnretAlien) February 27, 2021
lemme bring back this cringy edit if mine since taehyung said namaste 🏃♀️https://t.co/7u38Jde8HQ
— ritu namkook bday era (@VictimisedByV) February 27, 2021
Earlier, the ARMYs had come to the defence of BTS after a host of Bayern 3, a German radio station, had likened BTS to the coronavirus on-air. The host had criticised BTS’ cover for the popular Coldplay song ‘Fix You’. This came amidst the anti-Asian sentiment on the rise in the US. Later, the radio channel issued a statement explaining the host’s words. Celebrities like Halsey, Steve Aoki and Zara Larsson called out the station for their “racism and xenophobia” and said that such behaviour was “unacceptable”.
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