BTS ARMY Vs TXT MOA Controversy EXPLAINED: Why Are Fans Of Labelmates Clashing Over ‘Vandalism’ Allegation Of BigHit Music’s Building | Korean

BTS ARMY Vs TXT MOA Controversy EXPLAINED: Why Are Fans Of Labelmates Clashing Over ‘Vandalism’ Allegation Of BigHit Music’s Building

BTS fandom ARMYs and TXT’s supporters MOAs are at loggerheads, and the reason is BigHit Music’s old building. A slew of photos have revealed that Tomorrow X Together (TXT) fans have covered the messages written by BTS followers on the structure, infuriating the fanbase. The building is considered historic and emotional for the ARMYs since it has remained the training ground for BTS for several years.

It all started when on August 25, several photos started floating on social media. It showed the words “BTS” and “ARMY” being overwritten by “TXT” on the walls of the building that used to house BigHit Music, known at that time as BigHit Entertainment. ARMYs were quick to call out fans of BTS’ labelmates TXT for covering the messages with their own artwork, instead of leaving their own messages. The new graffiti explicitly covers group name BTS with TXT and ARMY with MOA.

TXT fans overwrite ARMYs message

The photos went viral and received a massive backlash, blaming MOAs for overwriting sentimental ARMYs messages and sparking a fandom dispute online. Many even pointed at how TXT had not yet debuted while that building was in use by BTS.

For the unversed, the building holds huge nostalgia and deep memories for BTS and ARMY as the group originally trained there together until 2017. Given its landmark nature, fans of been writing many messages for the members on the building ever since.

ARMYs are furious with MOAs

One ARMY wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “A TXT fan completely covered a wall filled with BTS graffiti with green spray paint. What she covered was not just graffiti but the sincere hearts of the fans. I think if the ARMY went to the spot to take a photo, they would be very sad. I can’t understand.#BTS #TXT.” Another one wrote, “How impolite and stupid this is. A fan of TxT, a large area of graffiti, this wall has a lot of army’s messages from war-torn countries, and the original owner even deleted the apology post.#bighit #BTS #army #txt #moa”

About BigHit Music’s building

The former BigHit Music building where BTS was born, was sold in June 2024 to actor Kim Woo-bin. BigHit Music used the building from 2007 to 2011 before relocating in 2018, and the company later rebranded as HYBE and moved elsewhere by 2020. This building holds significant historical and emotional value for BTS fans, known as ARMYs.

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