Vaccinations are like tickets to meeting our fans and being able to stand here today. As we said today, we are also doing the things we can do now.
V
Like vaccinations, people are constantly working to advance this new reality. I believe the day we can meet face to face is not far away. Hopefully until that day comes, we can continue to fill each day with positive energy.
RM
We think that the world has stopped, but in fact it is moving forward. I believe that every choice is the beginning of change, not the end. I hope that in this new world, we can all say to each other, 'Welcome.'
And now as we look to the future, this is Permission to Dance as a welcome message that we want to share with everyone today.
They hope their generation will be appreciated for its ability to create a positive and healthy world through their online community, not as victims of missed opportunities due to the pandemic.
"I've heard that people in their teens and 20s today are referred to as the lost generation of covid. I think it's an exaggeration to say that they are lost, simply because the path they are traveling on cannot be seen by the eyes of an adult," he said. RM.
And they are also enthusiastic about supporting vaccines.
"Yes, the seven of us, of course have got vaccinated. Vaccines are a kind of ticket to meet our fans who are waiting for us and to be able to stand here before you today," said J-Hope.
Although not their first visit, this year is their first appearance in their new formal diplomatic role as special presidential envoy for future generations and culture and appointed directly by South Korean President Moon Jae-in to accompany him to the 76th session of the UN General Assembly. in New York.
