ARMYs Literally “Crashed” BTS’s Grammy Awards After Party
After leaving the 2019 Grammy Awards, BTS planned to host a private after party for ARMYs, but things didn’t go as planned.
Instead of hanging out with Hollywood stars, BTS wanted to continue their tradition of celebrating with fans through a livestream. BTS hosted similar hotel parties following the 2017 American Music Awards and the 2018 Billboard Music Awards.
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In the past, these parties went off without a hitch, but this time an insane amount of virtual guests flooded the livestream’s website and app the moment BTS’s notification came up.
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In short, ARMY was ready to party, but Vlive was not.
vlive crashed because this fandom knows for a fact that bts skip after parties to talk to us, we were ready and vlive was not
— Mare | Bts @ Grammys (@MareOT7) February 11, 2019
This is all I saw before the vlive app crashed LOL #TearItUpBTS pic.twitter.com/h6wFXm1nce
— 🐰 (@gcfshobi) February 11, 2019
In less than 5 minutes, ARMYs caused the broadcast to go off-air, and fans were forced to wait until Vlive recovered from their all-consuming, server-crashing love for BTS.
We just want to hang out with our boys. 🙁 please vlive fix your servers or I'm suing
— BTS ARCHIVES; HOBIUARY (@jeonluminous) February 11, 2019
Vlive Server goes down? It can’t be it has been one of the strongest servers during that time. Please @Vliveofficial #TearItupBTS @BTS_twt
— Soo Choi 4000%☘️ (@choi_bts2) February 11, 2019
Thankfully, BTS’s livestream finally aired without issue and is now available for viewing!
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