In the past, BTS member V has spoken about his liking for the legendary animated sitcom, The Simpsons. He has yet again requested BTS' devoted fans, informally known as ARMY, to help him digitally sketch another picture of his fan-made Simpsons character from the iconic 1989 show.
BTS' V takes to Weverse again
Kim Tae-hyung is active on the Korean social networking app Weverse and has had multiple interactions with ARMY in the past and continues to do so. Recently, he also asked fans on Weverse where his birthday projects and events were being set up around the city of Seoul.
Once again, Tae-Tae (Kim Tae-hyung) has asked for a favor from ARMY on Weverse. He took to his social media platform requesting they turn his new Vogue picture into a Simpsons character, as he did back in 2019.
He absolutely loved his 2019 Simpsons cartoon portrait and proudly hung it in his home. It now looks like the idol wants to add yet another ARMY fan piece to his collection.
BTS, as a group, has never shied away from asking for assistance from their fanbase and their faithful ARMY has never disappointed them.
Talented ARMY quickly draws multiple portrait ideas
As soon as V (Kim Tae-hyung) asked for help, ARMY whipped out their pencils, watercolors, oil paints, and tablet pens to sketch both funny and beautiful cartoon drawings of VIMPSON (V's Simpsons character's name made up by ARMY) within minutes.
Loyal ARMYs tried their best to come up with a VIMPSON for their beloved Tae-Tae, including fans with no zero experience of drawing, whomping up several art pieces for the singer.
Even though V (Kim Tae-hyung) could have easily asked a professional artist to sketch one for him, he did what he knows best. He wanted the art design made by his own adorable followers because of how they wish to help their idols with the best intentions, fans generally pouring their heart and soul into their work. This is also a great way to encourage and possibly promote talented ARMYs.
V appreciates everything that ARMY does for him and vice versa. BTS fans are eagerly waiting to see the final piece he chooses to hang up on his wall at home.