Following the arrival of the South Korean music group BTS in Colombia for their upcoming performances on October 2 and 3 at the Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín, digital platforms have experienced an unprecedented surge in coordinated online activity.
Millions of automated profiles and accounts have flooded networks across multiple platforms, endlessly replicating statements that call on media outlets and fans to respect the artist group's personal space and rest schedule while staying at their hotel.
"We ask that you respect the privacy of BTS. Going to harass them at the hotel is not journalism, it is violating their rest after exhaustive travel and schedules. We request that you keep coverage strictly to official events. They are human beings, not display dolls. Stop harassing!"
The massive replication of these messages aims to drown out media reports revealing specific accommodation locations and prevent crowds from gathering near private facilities. Organizers and community members continue to request that all public interaction be confined strictly to official scheduled events at the venue.
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