BTS
has
been
performing
across
the
globe
for
years,
however,
there
have
been
occasions
where
one
of
the
members
has
been
unable
to
perform.
In
2017,
Jimin
was
advised
to
sit
out
one
of
the
concerts
owing
to
his
sore
muscles.
However,
the
singer
felt
terrible
and
got
emotional
as
he
apologised
to
his
fans.
While
BTS
were
travelling
for
the
Wings
Tour
in
2017,
the
group
announced
that
Jimin
will
not
be
able
to
perform
due
to
health
issues.
He
also
shared
an
official
statement
that
he
was
experiencing
cramps
in
his
neck
and
shoulder
and
apologised
to
fans
for
his
absence.
Yet,
he
did
not
miss
the
opportunity
to
interact
with
his
fans
at
the
venue.
Jimin
took
to
the
stage
alongside
RM,
Jin,
Suga,
J-Hope,
V,
Jungkook
and
said,
I'm
terribly
sorry.
Let's
get
together
again
soon,
I
love
you
and
thank
you," he
said,
fighting
back
tears.
Later,
it
was
in
their
docu-series
Burn
The
Stage,
it
was
revealed
Jimin
had
a
hard
time
sitting
out
the
Macau
concert.
Jimin
could
be
seen
trying
his
best
to
convince
the
management
and
fellow
BTS
members
to
allow
him
to
perform.
He
said,
"I'd
have
nothing
to
say
if
I
were
injured,
but
what
I
have
is
just
a
bad
case
of
sore
muscles." In
an
interview,
he
then
added,
"I
hate
the
fact
that
I
can't
be
on
stage
today.
By
missing
out,
our
performance
would
look
awkward
on
stage.
That
might
distract
the
audience
and
fans
might
worry
about
me.
We
worked
so
hard
for
this,
and
it's
the
finale
of
our
tour.
There's
no
knowing
when
we'll
be
back
for
fans
to
see
us
so
I
felt
really
bad
about
it."
BTS
recently
attended
the
UN
General
Assembly
along
with
South
Korean
President
Moon
Jae-in
in
New
York.
The
group
not
only
spoke
at
the
event
but
also
played
a
pre-recorded
version
of
their
recent
release
Permission
to
Dance.