STAYC Wears Wrong Jerseys To Support Texas Rangers And Go Viral Across The Globe

The well-intentioned styling mistake earned the group new fans from another continent.
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Kendall Edwards
Kendall Edwards

Fourth-generation girl group STAYC announced their third mini-album, TEENFRESH, in July and excitingly revealed they would be going on their first-ever world tour.

Their tour, which shares the same name as their mini-album, began with two shows in Seoul at the end of September before the group continued to the United States, where they are currently in the midst of their seven scheduled U.S. shows.

(From left:) STAYC’s J, Sieun, Seeun, Isa, Sumin, and Yoon in Dallas, Texas | @STAYC_official/Twitter

Proving their global popularity with a thunderous chant of “STAYC girls, it’s going down” from the audience during their headlining performances for KCON 2022 Premiere, STAYC continued to show their popularity when they sold out three of their U.S. shows in only two days.

On October 19, STAYC took the stage in Dallas, Texas, captivating the audience with their performance.

During the show, they wore different fashion looks, including eye-catching dresses, tour merch with denim, and local jerseys to show love for some of the state’s professional sports teams, including the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Cowboys.

STAYC’s Sieun wearing a Dallas Mavericks jersey | @daysofhyun/Twitter
STAYC’s J (left) in a Dallas Mavericks jersey, and Seeun (center) and Yoon (right) in Dallas Cowboys jerseys | @daysofhyun/Twitter

The group’s stylists chose Rangers jerseys for members Isa and Sumin, meaning to represent Dallas’s professional baseball team, but the stylists mistakenly dressed them in vintage jerseys for the Rangers Football Club instead, which is a professional football club in Scotland.

STAYC’s Sumin (left) and Isa (right) | @robertbabble/Twitter

While sports fans, like many fandoms, are known to be fiercely loyal to their favorite teams, netizens recognized the wardrobe mixup as a well-intentioned mistake, and the talented STAYC members earned attention and love across the globe from Rangers Football Club fans.

As fans of the Scottish professional football club reacted to the adorable moment, the story went viral and was picked up by major global media outlets, including the New York Times and BBC News (UK).

Scottish SWITHs now hope the group will take their concert to Scotland soon!

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