RM attends Coldplay's Seoul concert and poses with Chris Martin and PSY backstage; Pics inside
BTS
leader, rapper, and singer
RM
recently showed support to
Coldplay
and attended one of their concerts held in South Korea for their international world tour. Their concert amassed a lot of fans, and amongst them were many Korean celebrities as well. RM visited the concert along with his family and also went backstage to greet the artist as well.
RM attends Coldplay concert with family
The 'Forever Rain' singer recently attended Coldplay's last concert in South Korea and took his family with him to watch the band live. RM's sister shared photos and videos from the event on her social media accounts, which caught the fans' hearts and attention.
The idol attended the concert on the last day and showed support for the band, as well as fellow bandmate Jin's performance as well. Not only that, but renowned singer PSY also joined hands with
Chris Martin
and Coldplay to put out a special performance as well.
Fans share videos of RM online.
Many BTS ARMY that attended the concert also spotted RM swaying and jumping to the music in the concert venue. Quickly catching the heart-melting moments on camera, fans took to social media platforms to share the clips and show their reactions as well.
RM joins Chris Martin and PSY backstage
Even though the idol is currently serving in the military, he still made some time to join the concert and even go backstage to meet up with Chris Martin and PSY. The trio also posed for a quick photo which was shared online and garnered a lot of reactions from fans. Many shared that they're happy that the idol looks well and that they cannot wait for him to come back.
Currently, RM is serving the end term of his mandatory military enlistment. He, along with 4 other members of BTS, will all be released from duty by the end of June, making this appearance of the idol even more special.
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