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BTS News: Kpop group BTS continues to pull massive crowds for its highly anticipated Arirang World Tour. However, amid the excitement of the tour, BTS leader RM has unexpectedly found himself at the centre of a viral online controversy. Shocking rumours and speculative claims involving the Kpop idol have been circulating rapidly on social media, leaving fans confused and eager to know the truth behind the trending buzz.

Did BTS RM Hook Up With A Fan During Arirang World Tour?

The confusion began after BTS performed three sold-out shows in Stamford, Connecticut, on May 16, 17, and 19. During the concerts, a fan held up a sign that read, "Namjoon, I'm a pro rider" which is a direct nod to the lyrics of RM's solo track, 'Nuts.'

A video of RM notices the sign and giving a playful reaction quickly went viral on social media. However, the situation took a dramatic turn when the clip was reposted on X (formerly Twitter). Fresh rumours suddenly emerged claiming that the fan had allegedly 'signed an NDA' (non-disclosure agreement) connected to the BTS idol.

In internet culture, signing an NDA with a celebrity is often used as slang for having intimate relations. The shocking post exploded online, quickly gaining over 10 million views.

Fact Check: Did RM Really Hook Up With A Fan?

Meanwhile, the viral rumours suggesting that RM hooked up with a fan are completely false. The entire controversy was fueled by humorous online exchanges that were never meant to be taken seriously.

According to reports, the fan at the centre of the video was simply responding to questions from other users in a joking, comedic manner. However, these jokes were misunderstood by outsiders, causing the comments to quickly spiral out of control into a misleading narrative across social media platforms.

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As the claims gained traction, thousands of dedicated fans stepped in to defend the BTS leader and ridicule the fake 'proof' being shared. The incident has sparked a serious conversation within the fandom about the dangers of internet jokes.

 


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