Jungkook in gay club

Choose edition. The advertisement towered about four storeys over an intersection in the city. Suzanne Sng. Published Sep 07,AM. Choose edition Singapore International. The advertisement, which towered about four storeys over an intersection in the city, had the words "Jungkook BTS Gujranwala Army" on it.

One of the biggest fan bases in the world, BTS fans call themselves Army. However, provincial assembly candidate Furqan Aziz Butt, who is also a member of the Islamist political party Jamaat-e-Islami, had the advertisement removed after he claimed to have received "a lot of complaints" from people.

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Speaking to news and entertainment portal Vice, the local politician said: "There was so much commotion. There are young people in this city. This group has a negative influence on them and encourages them to behave in wrong activities. They promote homosexuality. They don't have a brand name here nor do they sell products here," he added.

There's only the Pakistan army here. They also pointed out that Pakistani fans had organised many charity drives to aid the local communities. A politician just comes up out of nowhere and says that BTS is promoting homosexuality and spreading vulgarity. BTS have never used vulgar verses in their songs. They are just about loving yourself and being happy.

Doesn't he know how much he is ruining Pakistan's image? Earlier this week, another BTS member, Jimin, was also embroiled in a birthday controversy. His fan club in China had customised a plane for his 26th birthday next month, but its crowdfunding campaign on Weibo was deemed to have broken the rules of the social media platform and the account was suspended for 60 days.