He is advised to focus on recovery for at least two weeks according to medical guidance.
Interactions with fans will continue as planned.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Hangil] RM of BTS suffered an ankle injury just before the performance at Gwanghwamun. On the 20th, Big Hit Music announced that RM was injured during the rehearsal on the 19th, and after a hospital examination, he was diagnosed with 'sinew strain and partial ligament tear.' The medical advice indicated that he would need at least two weeks for recovery, and as a result, RM will perform with some limitations in choreography. Big Hit Music prioritized RM's health, deciding to minimize his movements on stage while he will still engage with fans.
Meanwhile, BTS is set to hold the 'BTS COMEBACK LIVE: ARIRANG' at Gwanghwamun Square on the 21st, showcasing new tracks including 'SWIM.'
RM's injury serves as a clear reminder of his dedication and the physical risks involved in being an artist. Such incidents highlight the need for a balance between performance intensity and health, particularly during engagements with fans. Prioritizing recovery may ultimately benefit RM, ensuring that he can participate in future activities robustly and healthily.
Moreover, the upcoming comeback live in Gwanghwamun transcends a mere performance. As it takes place in a historically significant location, the concert presents a unique opportunity for meaningful interaction with fans. Despite the limitations on his performance, RM is anticipated to convey his passion and commitment during the unveiling of the new track 'SWIM.'
Lastly, health issues among idols have gained considerable attention in the entertainment industry. RM's situation not only informs fans of the rigorous efforts put forth by artists but also emphasizes a commitment to safety and well-being, shaping a future where their health is at the forefront of their activities.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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