K-pop stans brought down the Dallas Police Department’s eyewitness app
How many Dallas PD members stan BTS now? Photo: Getty Images for iHeartMedia Just like how they can get a song to No. 1 on the iTunes charts in a matter of hours or have the world talking about a hashtag, when K-pop stans mobilize, there’s nothing they can’t do. Which is why it’s completely unsurprising that they brought down the Dallas Police Department’s eyewitness app in less than a day. The revolution may not be televised, but it does feature a video of Lisa from Blackpink dancing.
Once they had their mission, they set to work. “Just sent my fancam to the Dallas police department,” one BTS fan tweeted on Sunday. “Hope they can catch min yoongi because he stole my heart.” Other stans created fancams for the express purpose of trolling the DPD. “Debuting an anonymous fancam that i’ll be spamming the iWatch Dallas app with,” another tweeted with a video of the hacking group Anonymous’s highlights set to the rapper Flo Milli.
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