Content creator Mama Lulu shared her excitement after successfully securing tickets to the upcoming BTS concerts.
On Instagram, Mama Lulu posted a video addressing followers who had been asking whether she managed to get tickets to the highly anticipated show.
"So everyone is asking us if we got a ticket for the BTS concert. But unfortunately we weren't able to get one. We were able to get two! Mic drop! Mic drop!" she exclaimed.
The 68-year-old content creator, who is based in the US, expressed her joy at finally seeing the global boy group perform live. "At last, I will see them especially my husband Jin. I would like to thank Olly (her son) behind the camera, he woke up very early [and] of course his friend Sam," she shared.
Mama Lulu also opened up about the challenges she has faced as a fan with a disability. She revealed that she developed a knee condition during her time working as a caregiver, which has made attending concerts difficult.
"You know it's very hard for me to get a ticket for a concert, any concert because of my disability. You know when I was a caregiver, I developed a bad knee. I'm very happy because since 2014, I'm a BTS fan and I developed my love for them throughout the years. I'm very excited!" she remarked.
BTS announced on January 13 (PH time), that they are set to go on a world tour with stops including the US, South America, Europe, Australia, and Asia.
The concert is set to kick off in April in Goyang in South Korea.
Meanwhile, Mama Lulu was also recently surprised by her family with a trip to the Philippines in October 2025, marking her first visit to the country in 18 years.
Overwhelmed, Mama Lulu immediately became emotional after the reveal last year. "I am excited... I am happy, thank you. Five (referring to her children) of you, thank you," she remarked.
Her son Oliver later explained why it took nearly two decades for his mom to return to the country. "After my dad passed, mom never really had a reason to go back to the Philippines. Almost all her side of the family was in the US. Her 2 eldest kids are OFW, her 3 youngest were in the US. She was also a senior with disability so it’s hard," he wrote on Instagram.
"Now that her 2 grandkids moved back from Dubai and is studying in the Philippines and we saved up enough, it was the perfect opportunity. Everything aligned," he added.