BTS and Big Hit Entertainment donated to Black Lives Matter for USD $ 1 million (Rp. 14 billion). Inspired by the idol, ARMY made the # ARMYMatch1M project to donate the same amount as the idol.
John Cena, who often expressed his love for BTS, recently expressed his admiration for the donations made by RM Cs and also ARMY. Through his Twitter account, John Cena also announced he was also participating in the # ARMYMatch1M project by donating the same amount.
"I'm happy to be able to join #BTSARMY to equalize BTS donations through the # ARMYMatch1M project," wrote John Cena on his Twitter.
In the following tweet, he also expressed his opinion related to the Black Lives Matter movement and massive protests that expect change in the world.
"Change is never easy because it means we have to acknowledge the efforts and methods we live in have disabilities, even to the point of severe distortion," he said.
"We must be brave and open minded in times like this. We must be able to welcome ideas and reduce excuses. Change is not comfortable, but it can produce more joy for all people in the long run," concluded John Cena.
John Cena has long expressed his admiration for BTS. He even jokingly volunteered to be a BTS bodyguard through his Twitter account.
Through an interview with Jimmy Fallon, BTS also hopes to meet with John Cena. They claimed to also be big fans of John Cena. (dal / doc)
