BTS's RM visits Stanford's 'Crying Tree' after a suggestion from EPIK HIGH's Tablo, recreating Tablo's outfit for a special photo.
May/20/2026 12:15
EPIK HIGH's Tablo and BTS (Bulletproof Boy Scouts) RM's warm and lovely bond that transcends borders has beautifully struck the hearts of fans. RM, not forgetting Tablo's suggestion, visited the 'Crying Tree' at Stanford University in the U.S. and left a certified shot. Tablo posted on his social media yesterday (19th), along with the text 'Namjoon (RM's real name) really went to the Crying Tree,' and shared a photo of RM. In the released photo, RM visited the campus of Stanford University and left a certified shot. This place was where a documentary related to Tablo's academic controversy was filmed, and EPIK HIGH visited here again last year, naming it 'Crying Tree,' sublimating past pain with unique humor and gathering great attention. This special certified shot of the two began from a promise made during EPIK HIGH's YouTube content 'EPIKASE' released in March. At that time, Tablo suggested to guests RM and SUGA, while touching on the topic of a performance at Stanford Stadium, 'I want you to take a group photo at the
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