Netflix Mentioned BTS’ V, New Bias Or New Role in Squid Game Season 2?

BTS’s V Surprises Fans at SoFi Stadium by Wearing Full Squid Game Costume, Now Everyone Wants Him in Season 2. During BTS’s electrifying Day 3 performance at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California, V sent fans into an absolute frenzy and not just with his vocals. Dressed head to toe in the iconic red guard uniform from the hit Korean Netflix series Squid Game, V delivered a surprise moment that instantly became one of the highlights of the concert.

ARMY, known for their sharp eyes and unmatched excitement, immediately recognized the bold red outfit as V stepped onto the stage. The hood, the mask, the entire look he fully embraced the mystery and thrill of Squid Game, and fans were absolutely living for it. Social media exploded with clips and photos of the moment, with fans screaming, “Get that man a role in Squid Game Season 2!” It wasn’t long before “V Squid Game” was trending across multiple platforms.

For those in the crowd, it was a surreal moment blending BTS’s explosive stage presence with one of the most globally recognized pop culture phenomena in recent memory. And no one could have pulled it off like V. Known for his deep charisma, unpredictable sense of humor, and love for acting and drama, it was almost too perfect. Fans who had once joked about BTS members making cameos in Korean dramas suddenly found themselves imagining what it would actually look like.

“Imagine Season 2 of Squid Game drops and as one of the masked guards takes off his helmet it’s V underneath,” one fan tweeted, adding, “I wouldn’t survive that scene. I’d scream, cry, and restart the episode immediately.”

Another wrote, “We all wanted more actor Taehyung. This is the sign. Netflix, please answer our prayers.”

Netflix, too, eventually took notice. The official Netflix Korea account reposted fan reactions and commented on the now-viral photos, fueling speculation and excitement even further. Whether it was just a clever wardrobe choice or a subtle wink toward a possible future in acting, one thing was clear: ARMY was completely on board.

V, whose real name is Kim Taehyung, has long been admired for his acting chops. He starred in the historical K-drama Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth and has often spoken about wanting to explore acting again in the future. Fans have been hoping for his return to the screen, and this surprise costume appearance might just be the nudge the industry needed.

The timing couldn’t be more perfect. Squid Game Season 2 is currently in development, and casting news has yet to be finalized. With its global popularity, the series is poised to push boundaries even further in its next installment. And with BTS continuing to break cultural and entertainment barriers, a crossover doesn’t seem that far-fetched anymore.

Even beyond the idea of an actual casting, V’s playful and fearless fashion moment is a perfect example of why BTS concerts are not just music shows they’re events. Every detail, every outfit change, every spontaneous moment becomes a part of the experience. And V’s Squid Game twist at SoFi only added to the magic of the evening.

The rest of BTS didn’t miss a beat either, reacting in their own charming ways. Jimin gave him a playful glance on stage, while Jungkook broke into a grin. Fans speculated whether the other members even knew about V’s plan beforehand or if he just decided to go full K-drama on everyone at the last moment. Either way, it was classic Taehyung.

The image of him standing confidently in that red suit under the stadium lights will live rent-free in ARMY’s minds for a long time. It blended K-pop’s powerful stage culture with K-drama’s intense visual language and reminded everyone of how V effortlessly exists at the intersection of music, fashion, and film.

If Netflix were to make an announcement tomorrow that V would appear in Season 2, no one would be surprised we’d already be preparing for it. Because after this surprise, one thing’s for sure: the world is ready to see V act again.

And maybe, just maybe, those red-hooded guards aren’t as anonymous as they seem

Now that Netflix has seen what we have been imagining, perhaps that could be happening? Maybe? Please? 🤓🤔 Netflix Mentioned V on their Twitter account saying,

“While V should never really wear a mask, I am living for this BTS x Squid Game mashup” Netflix