Question

What happened to the BTS performance in Saudi Arabia ?
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Detailed description for 100 points ; )

Answer 1

One of the biggest moments of the night for me was Jin’s magnificent performance of ‘Epiphany’, his emotional, soaring ode to loving oneself. The oldest member of the group put his vocal control to the test, belting out the song and hitting every note no matter how high.

The two songs I had been looking forward to the entire night — both rap-focused tracks — didn’t quite get the crowd reaction I was expecting. Maybe the audience was more interested in the vocal line?

It didn’t matter because RM, Suga and J-Hope crushed ‘Outro: Tear’ with their hard-hitting lyric delivery and beats, with the rest of the group joining for ‘Mic Drop’.

There were also issues with the sound in some parts — noticeably during a portion of the concert when the members were attempting to talk to the audience, but were faced with loud static multiple times.

Despite that, the members proved not only why they’re one of the biggest music acts in the world right now, but also one of the most humble, thanking ARMY profusely at the end and hoping to come back to the region soon (I’m sure ARMY in the UAE will have lots to say about that). One thing’s for sure, this fan can’t wait to see them again.

There were plenty of funny moments that are a signature part of the BTS concert experience — Jin laughing about the unusually short translations of their speeches by the Korean to Arabic translator, V trying to explain to the audience how to do a Mexican wave, and the audience failing miserably to understand, Suga’s meme-worthy reactions. Combined with the mastery of the performances and the from-the-heart charm that the boys exude, it was enough to make sure a smile was plastered on every single person’s face that night.

The boys kicked off their show in style — and right on time — with the high energy ‘Dionysus’. Dressed in crisp white, which did little to offset the evening heat in the city, RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook bashed their way through their first song — sweat dripping from their foreheads — and swiftly jumped into ‘Not Today’, another upbeat track with the choreography to match.

Answer 2

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There are several changes which has took place like :-

➡️Women are now allowed to drive and attend events in sports stadiums.

➡️The government has announced in the last month that they would now give visas on arrival to tourists from 49 countries

Thank you! ❤