On Saturday morning, March 21, many Argentine fans woke early to catch BTS's show, which marked the band's return to the stage after more than four years due to military service. The live presentation of their new album "Arirang" took place at a massively attended event in Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul, which was transformed into a spectacular open-air stadium filled with lights and large screens. Fans everywhere tuned in to experience the event as if they were part of the live audience.

The concert was streamed live on Netflix and reached audiences in 190 countries, with viewers witnessing a passionate crowd in Seoul wearing BTS merchandise and singing along to both classic and new tracks alike. The staging was described as impressive, with meticulous production efforts making the center of South Korea into a vibrant performance space that celebrated the band's return.

Throughout the night, the seven members of BTS showcased their charisma, alternating between striking black and white outfits, creating a dynamic atmosphere that resonated with fans. Their performance not only delighted those present but also achieved record-breaking viewership, signifying the band’s persistent global impact and the loyalty of their fanbase even during their hiatus for military commitments.