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On a "normal" Los Angeles evening, the soccer and entertainment worlds collided.

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Son Heung-min was at SoFi Stadium on Wednesday, Sept. 2, to cheer on BTS for the second of four nights of their Arirang World Tour in Inglewood, California.

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The South Korea national team and LAFC star was shown on the video board at the sold-out venue. He smiled and waved to the crowd, and then held up his fingers in his signature photo frame stance.

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The iconic K-pop group performed their hits "Swim," "Normal," 2.0," "Mic Drop," Butter" and "Fake Love" in promotion of their new album, "Arirang." They also gave a rendition of "Dynamite," which they performed at this summer's World Cup final halftime show.

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"Arirang" celebrates BTS' Korean heritage. The title references a traditional Korean folk song that is featured on "Body to Body." The project also includes a song called "No. 29," which is the toll of a bell that is recognized as a national treasure. The album and tour signify a reunion after all seven members of the group served their mandatory military service.

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Heung-min is friends with BTS member V and spent his birthday in 2025 with him. He has been a longtime…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/

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