Malaysia became the first country in Asia to get the limited edition meal, so naturally, the hype was there.

If you've not seen the BTS Meal before, here's our very honest review:

But some dedicated fans of BTS are taking their fandom to the next level by actually treating the special packaging like treasure.

Treating them like treasure

Several photos showing fans framing up the special BTS Meal packaging have gone viral on social media.

The photos were shared by Penang My Hometown 我来自槟城 Facebook page, and it has since garnered more than 2,100 likes and 2,100 shares on the social media site.

We know that fans are excited to get their hands on the BTS Meal -- which consists of ten pieces of chicken nuggets, medium fries, medium Coke and two brand new sauces -- because that's BTS' favourite order at McDonald's, but the dedication they have in preserving the special purple packaging is next level.

For instance, there's one picture showing a fan framing the paper bag that comes with the meal:

There's also one where a fan turns the packaging into a collage poster:

However, nothing beats this homemade BTS shrine:

While we certainly appreciate the love fans have for their idols, some netizens think that this is just a wee bit over-the-top:

Here's the full Facebook post:

Making a quick buck

Meanwhile, on the other end of the spectrum, there are those who are taking the opportunity to make an extra few ringgit.

On Thursday (27 May), a day after the BTS Meal was made available to Malaysians, we browsed through several e-commerce sites and found that yes, there are Malaysians putting up the special packaging on sale.

In fact, there was one seller who offered just the brown paper bag for RM50 - more than triple the price of the BTS Meal!

Here's the full story: