Campaign for 'BTS: Yet To Come' Concert Movie on Prime Video

Influencer Marketing

Vero paired Thai KOLs and entertainment media with a three-day Siam Scape premiere event to push BTS fans toward the concert movie's Prime Video release.

7.3MReach
219KEngagement
8MImpressions
2.98%Engagement rate

About the campaign

When the BTS: Yet To Come concert film launched on Prime Video in November 2023, Prime Video needed Thai audiences, both devoted fans and newcomers, to subscribe and watch a concert many had already seen performed. A streaming release competes for attention without the scarcity of a live event, and fans who could not attend the original Busan concert had no collective way to experience the film together. Vero's read was that Thailand's large ARMY fanbase still longed for that shared moment, so the release could be treated as an occasion worth gathering for.

The campaign invited the Thai ARMY to Rewatch, Rewind and Replay their favourite concert moments through a three-day premiere activation at Siam Scape in Bangkok. Ahead of it, Thailand's most influential KOLs, devoted ARMY members and lifestyle and entertainment media built anticipation, urging fans to prepare a Prime subscription so that fandom excitement connected directly to the commercial action the launch needed.

Treating a streaming release as a live occasion gave fans a reason to turn out, and mixing KOLs, fan-community voices and entertainment media let the campaign speak credibly to fans while still reaching non-fans. Vero reports more than 1,200 attendees at the activation, 7.3M reach, 8M impressions, 219K engagement and a 2.98% engagement rate. All figures are self-reported with no stated methodology or platform breakdown, no subscription or viewership outcomes are disclosed, and independent coverage confirms the film's release but not the agency's role.

Case in 60 seconds

The BTS: Yet to Come concert film launched on Prime Video in November 2023, and Prime Video needed Thai audiences, fans and non-fans alike, to subscribe and watch a concert they had already seen performed.

Thailand has a significant ARMY fanbase, and fans still longed for the shared concert experience, so a streaming release could be treated as an event worth gathering for.

Invite the Thai ARMY to 'Rewatch, Rewind, and Replay' their favorite concert moments through a premiere event, with KOLs and entertainment media building anticipation for the release.

A three-day offline activation at Siam Scape in Bangkok, preceded by content from Thailand's most influential KOLs, devoted ARMY members, and lifestyle and entertainment media urging fans to prepare a Prime subscription.

Vero reports more than 1,200 attendees at the activation and 8M impressions for the campaign; no independently verified figures are available.

Strategy Breakdown

The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.

Primary audience was Thailand's ARMY fanbase, with a stated secondary goal of resonating with non-fans and anyone longing for the concert experience.
Fans who could not attend the Busan concert, or who wanted to relive it, had no collective way to experience a streaming release together.
A streaming launch competes for attention without the scarcity of a live event, so the campaign had to give a re-edited concert film a sense of occasion.
Prime Video acted as the host bringing BTS's Busan concert to Thai fans, organizing the premiere in collaboration with Vero in Thailand.
Asking fans during the anticipation phase to prepare a Prime subscription tied fandom excitement directly to the commercial action the launch needed.

Creative & Execution System

Assets & channels

  • Pre-launch KOL and fan community content
  • Lifestyle and entertainment media outreach
  • Three-day offline premiere activation at Siam Scape

Partners

  • Prime Video (client)
  • Thai Key Opinion Leaders
  • ARMY fan community members
  • Lifestyle and entertainment media

Participation mechanic

  • Fans attended the 'Rewatch, Rewind, and Replay' premiere event
  • Fans were encouraged to prepare a Prime subscription ahead of the streaming release

Creator role

  • KOLs and devoted ARMY members generated content to build excitement for the release

Results & Evidence

MetricValueResult typeConfidence
Reach7.3MreachAgency reported
Impressions8MreachAgency reported
Engagement219KengagementAgency reported
Engagement rate2.98%engagementAgency reported
Activation attendancemore than 1200participationAgency reported

Why Vero's strategy worked

  1. 1

    Treating a streaming release as a live occasion gave fans a reason to gather: the three-day premiere turned an at-home product into a shared event.

  2. 2

    Building on an existing passion community is cheaper than building demand: Thailand's ARMY fanbase supplied the energy the campaign channelled.

  3. 3

    Mixing KOLs, devoted fan community members, and entertainment media let the campaign speak credibly to fans while still reaching non-fans.

  4. 4

    Linking anticipation content to a concrete action, preparing a Prime subscription before launch, connected excitement to the client's commercial goal.