BTS: ARMY decides to strip American talk show host James Corden of his Papa Mochi title after THIS incident; say, 'Don't act fake' — read tweets

BTS ARMY is known to be highly protective of the seven boys. Of late, RM, SUGA, Kim Taehyung, Jimin, Jin, Jungkook and J-Hope delivered a message on Youth Today and sustainable development at the United Nations General Assembly. They also delivered a performance on their latest song, Permission To Dance. As expected, BTS broke Twitter as people trended on how proud they were of the septet. All the boys also trended on an individual basis. Now, BTS fans have always adored James Corden. The Late Late Show host has impressed them with his friendly and respectful attitude towards the septet. He has a very special bond with Jimin who calls him Papa Mochi. In fact, James Corden also uses the Papa Mochi term on his bio.

Now, he spoke about the presence of BTS at the UN. He said that it was a great decision on part of the world leaders to get them due to the large fandom that BTS has. It seems he ended up describing the fans as 15-year-old girls. He said they would have been envious of the world leaders for getting such close look at the guys. This has left ARMY upset and they feel it is disrespectful. As we know, BTS' music is universal and ARMY comprises of kids, teens, young adults, middle-aged people and even 80-year olds. They have called out James Corden as fake and a clout-chaser and told him to remove Papa Mochi from his bio on Twitter. Check out the reactions...

In the video he said that BTS were unusual guests at the UN General Assembly and that for once, 15 year old's wished they were at the headquarters. James Corden got the title of Papa Mochi after Jimin called him that on an iconic carpool session in New York for The Late Late Show. As we know, he calls Jimin Baby Mochi.

 

 



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