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'Poor festival etiquette': The Kid Laroi fans SLAMMED for chanting 'f**k J-Hope' at Lollapalooza

A few BTS fans on Twitter revealed that 'f**k J-Hope' chants were heard as Laroi almost finished his performance at Lollapalooza Festival 2022
PUBLISHED AUG 1, 2022
The Kid Laroi (R) fans were accused of chanting against J-Hope (L) during his the former's at Lollapalooza (Dia Dipasupil and Michael Tran/Getty Images)
The Kid Laroi (R) fans were accused of chanting against J-Hope (L) during his the former's at Lollapalooza (Dia Dipasupil and Michael Tran/Getty Images)

The Kid Laroi landed on the stage of Lollapalooza Festival 2022 on the last day right before K-pop icon J-Hope wrapped up the renowned festival held in Chicago, Illinois. The fans of the Australian singer were accused of chanting against the BTS member as The Kid Laroi exited after finishing his set.
 
BTS army thronged to Twitter as they accused the fans of The Kid Laroi of being rowdy. A few on the micro-blogging site revealed that “f**k J-Hope” chants were heard as Laroi almost finished his performance at Lollapalooza 2022 held at Grant Park in Chicago. Artists like Dua Lipa, J Cole, and Green Day headlined the four-day festival. Performances from Lil Baby, Machine Gun Kelly, Kygo, and Doja Cat were some of the highlights of the event.
 
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The Kid Laroi fans accused of chanting against J-Hope

J-Hope wrapped up the Lollapalooza Festival on day four of the event, Sunday, July 31, 2022, and therefore, the crowd saw a mixed bag of fans. The Kid Laroi fans and BTS fans made their way to the festival. However, the fans of the ‘Stay’ hitmaker were accused of going against the fans of J-Hope.
 
While a few pointed out on Twitter that the crowd can both be a fan of Laroi and J-Hope, the majority clearly picked out their favorites. For the uninitiated, J-Hope made history as he became the first South Korean artist to headline the main stage at a major US music festival.    



 

‘Stupid Kid Laroi fans are saying they’re going to mosh’

BTS Army flocked to Twitter to voice their grievances. “F**k these Kid Laroi fans chanting F**k j-hope. For real”, said one as another chimed in, “A bunch of Kid Laroi fans were chanting f**k jhope on their way out...I'm waiting to see if they get their a** beat lol.”

One posted, “Stupid kid laroi fans are saying they’re going to mosh thankfully a lot of the armys around me are adults and said they’d fight back.” Another mentioned, “Hope everyone at hobi’s stage right now stays safe! i am afraid that the kid laroi fans are much less kind than charli xcx’s fans were.”
 
One fan tweeted, “Bruh some white a** kid laroi fans were pushing thru the crowd and calling army “f**king weird” and saying they hate kpop i’m not slandering kid laroi. the ppl saying that were just funny cuz theyll never understand bro, never.”

Meanwhile, one shared, “Army’s please be extra careful during kid laroi. fans are already pushing their way to the front and being weird and aggressive so just watch out for each other !!!” One added, “And Kid Laroi performs just before Jhope and his fans WILL push to the front. I don't think ARMYs at barricade will last through that.”

One fan wrote, “That's one thing.  But people are completely blocking the front, from what I understand.  It's poor festival etiquette to block other people's fans, because they come & go. And I'm not down for the negativity that could blow back on Hobi either.”



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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