Recently, the popular boy group TREASURE (트레저) successfully held their encore concert in Seoul. This concert was part of their “Relay Tour Reboot” following the conclusion of their Asia leg, which included stops in various cities, such as Kuala Lumpur. The Seoul encore show served as a grand finale to their tour, showcasing the group’s dynamic performances and their deep connection with fans.
However, the mood was unfortunately slightly dampened when a fan who attended the concert took to Twitter to expose a man behaving inappropriately during the mid-show. The man was reportedly caught wanking at a young girl seated in front of him. This disturbing incident has raised serious concerns among fans, leading to discussions about concert safety and the urgent need for respectful behaviour in such public spaces.
The Twitter user shared, “The man sitting in front of me at the concert sprayed his semen towards the girl in front of him and left. Thankfully, it didn’t hit her, but the things we need to be cautious about during concerts are increasing. We’re reporting this to the security guards. This is on the 2nd floor, Section 29, Row 11, Seat 1.”
Later, the fan provided an update, sharing that the young girl had asked them to check her back due to the man’s immoral act. Fortunately, the fan did not find any unwanted substances on her, but they did notice the remaining fluid on the floor nearby. Although the incident was reported to security, the concert organiser and YG Entertainment have yet to release an official statement or follow-up on the issue.
This incident has sparked widespread anger on Twitter, with many users condemning the man as a predator who could have potentially done much worse to those attending the concert. The situation has ignited calls for increased security measures and heightened awareness to protect concertgoers from such disturbing behaviour in the future.
In light of this incident, concert attendees are urged to be more aware of their surroundings to ensure their safety at future events.
Source: Twitter
Alia contributed to this article.
