SEVENTEEN's Mingyu's fans are going overboard with their following and filming!

Fans often gather at the airport to chase their idols, but the large number of fans gathering disrupts the order of the airport. This has led to a lot of complaints from the public and even initiated numerous accidents.

Especially in airports, which are sensitive areas for national security, there are places where filming is permitted, but there are also restricted areas. Recently, Mingyu, a member of the K-POP boy group SEVENTEEN, who just finished his overseas schedule and returned home, made a special request to fans to respect airport rules.

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Recently, Mingyu returned home after shooting "Youth over Flowers" in Rome. On the 24th, on his way from Europe to Korea, Mingyu's staff asked fans not to take photos at the airport, but the fans did not stop. Consequently, Mingyu couldn't help but point to the "No Photography" sign himself and requested his fans to stop taking pictures.

Fans uploaded related photos to SNS, and SEVENTEEN's fans also praised Mingyu for his efforts to maintain order, while critiquing some fans who did not follow the rules.

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Additionally, SEVENTEEN will release their 11th mini album "SEVENTEEN Heaven" on October 23rd. The company to which SEVENTEEN belongs announced that in order to promote the new album, they will prepare various events such as experiential exhibits, art walls, and collaborative sales outlets from October 4th to 9th at "Seventeen Street in Sungsu" in Sungsu-dong area.

In the SEVENTEEN event held at Segwang Island in Seocho District, Seoul in April this year, the number of attendees broke the historical record, and it is expected that this event will also gather numerous fans.

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SEVENTEEN's previous album, Mini 10 "FML," ranked second on the Billboard 200 chart, so there is much anticipation to see if they can set a KPOP record with this album.