In honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Verizon Wireless has teamed up with Mnet America to bring the boys of B.A.P stateside for a series of four concerts across the country.

The Verizon APAHM Tour organizers have taken to Facebook to ask for fan input on which cities to be included in the concert tour. On Wednesday they posted, "All six members [of B.A.P] are super excited to celebrate APAHM with us here, but the pressing question is..WHICH CITIES SHOULD THEY COME TO? This is your chance to speak up!!" and the response has been tremendous. More than 3,000 people have suggested cities, from all points North, South, East and West.

Late Thursday night, due to the astronomical number of replies indicating New York City and San Francisco, the tour producers alluded to working on plans to make those shows happen.

"We've been keeping up with all your comments, and we've seen an awful lot of SF & NYC's come up. Heard that B.A.P really wants to visit there..hmmmm ;)"

Last year's event was wildly successful with Jay Park as the headliner in New York, Los Angeles, San Fancisco and Washington D.C.

B.A.P have been quite busy lately after their comeback in February with the hard-hitting "One Shot," which ranked No. 1 on the Billboard World Albums chart. Shortly after, they held their first solo concert, 'B.A.P Live on Earth Seoul', at Seoul Olympic Park. And they can only go upward from there - onward to America!

The Verizon APAHM Tour is just one more in a long string of global events in the K-Pop scene as of late. It is a good way for Americans of Asian decent to stay in touch with their roots, and for other international fans to show their love and support.

See you in May, B.A.P!