Boy band BTS have become the first Korean act to play at Wembley after selling out their first night in 90 minutes.
The seven-member K-pop group played to a packed stadium of 60,000 fans on Saturday night as part of their LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF stadium world tour.
Performing hits including Not Today, IDOL, and FAKE LOVE, the concert was streamed live across the globe, as well as beamed to theatres all across Japan.
On Friday, fans also flocked to Piccadilly Circus just to see an advertisement by the band for Hyundai on the famous LED screens.
Part of the secret to their popularity is fans' admiration for the band self-producing their music and their dedication to breaking down taboos around mental health and helping young people.
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Their pop sound is a contrast to much of their lyrics, which deal with topics including suicide.
The group, who have more than 13.3 million followers on Instagram, spoke at the UN last year to launch a project to help empower young people get into quality work and education.
Their Love Myself project, with UNICEF, campaigned to end youth violence.
Sky News spoke to fans queuing up to get into the Wembley Arena on Saturday night.
One girl, who travelled from Yorkshire with a friend, said she credits BTS with helping to save her life during a period of poor mental health and issues at home.
"I've really liked them since 2016 because they helped me through a whole lot. I don't think I'd be here.
"We've travelled from Yorkshire to be here just because they really helped me through so much I want to be able to experience that [them live].
"I found them at the point I was giving up."
Another fan, attending the concert with her mum, said: "TRead More – Source
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