Bangtansonyeondan—more popularly known as BTS—is a South Korean boy band who debuted in 2013 under Big Hit Entertainment (now HYBE). The group comprises seven members: Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook. Together, they have become one of the world’s most popular and successful music groups, with a devoted fan base known as the “ARMY.”
BTS first gained attention in South Korea with their debut single “No More Dream,” but it wasn’t until their hit song “Blood Sweat & Tears” that they truly broke through to the mainstream. Since then, they have released many successful albums, including “Love Yourself: Tear,” “Map of the Soul: 7,” and “BE (Deluxe Edition).”
One thing that sets BTS apart from other K-pop groups is their dedication to creating music with meaningful lyrics. Many of their songs address social issues, such as mental health and self-love, and the group has earned a lot of praise for their positive influence on young people.
In addition to their music, BTS is known for their energetic and visually stunning live performances. They have toured extensively, performing in arenas and stadiums worldwide, and have won numerous awards for their concerts.
BTS has also made a name for themselves outside of the music industry. They have been featured in several magazines, including Rolling Stone and Time, and have appeared on famous US talk shows such as The Late Show with James Corden and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
The success of BTS has made them role models for many fans, and they are known for their philanthropy and charitable work. Together with UNICFE, they launched their Love Myself campaign in 2018 to promote self-acceptance and end violence against children and young people.
BTS is a global phenomenon that has significantly impacted the music industry and beyond. Their talent, dedication, and positive message have earned them a massive and loyal fan base that continues to grow each day.
BTS’Jungkook and Jimin are making significant strides with their solo work.
Jungkook recently made ARMY’s dreams come true by uploading two fan-favorite songs, “Still With You” and “My You,” to major streaming platforms. Both tracks were released as part of BTS‘ annual FESTA, a special event commemorating the group’s anniversary and connecting with their devoted fanbase. Initially available exclusively on SoundCloud and YouTube, international fans can now listen to them on Apple Music, Spotify, and other top streamers.
The impact of Jungkook‘s music has been extraordinary, as evidenced by the success of “Still With You,” which he composed himself. It topped the iTunes charts in an impressive 83 territories across the globe. Another one of Jungkook’s compositions, “My You,” went to No. 1 in 15 countries, including Finland, Japan, Paraguay, and Qatar. These achievements stand as a testament to Jungkook‘s talent and the unwavering support of ARMY.
Jungkook is preparing for the release of his highly anticipated debut solo single, “Seven,” scheduled to drop on July 14. Although “Seven” marks Jungkook‘s official solo debut, he previously ventured outside the BTS and K-pop spheres. Notable collaborations include “Dreamers,” with Qatari artist Fahad Al-Kubaisi (this song made the 2022 FIFA World Cup soundtrack), and “Stay Alive” from the 7Fates: CHAKHO soundtrack. Moreover, Jungkook’s collaboration with Charlie Puth on the hit “Left and Right” in the summer of 2022 demonstrated his ability to sing well in English.
Meanwhile, Jimin has also achieved remarkable success in his solo endeavors. “Angel Pt.1,” which he did with rappers Kodak Black and NLE Choppa, and singers JVKE and Muni Long, recently secured a place on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart at No. 96. This collaboration, featured on the original soundtrack for the action film Fast X, marks another milestone for Jimin.
Jimin‘s solo achievements have been nothing short of exceptional. In January, his collaboration with Taeyang, “Vibe,” debuted at No. 76 on the Billboard Hot 100. In March, he soared to No. 30 on the same chart with “Set Me Free Pt. 2.” Furthermore, his solo debut album FACE, released on March 24, made history as Jimin became the first Korean soloist to top the Billboard Hot 100 chart with its title track “Like Crazy.” This track remained on the Hot 100 for five weeks, showcasing Jimin‘s undeniable impact. Jimin has spent nine weeks on the Hot 100 chart so far, solidifying his presence as a global artist.
The recognition and praise for Jimin‘s solo album FACE extend beyond chart success. Esteemed US media outlet Rolling Stone dubbed it one of the best albums of 2023 so far. The outlet also praised Jimin’s willingness to experiment with his image and described FACE as a compelling showcase of his strengths. “Like Crazy” also secured a spot on Rolling Stone’s “Best Songs of 2023 So Far” list. The magazine described the track as dreamlike, slick, and soulful.
Although some BTS members currently serve in the military, the group maintains a presence on the charts and elsewhere through the others’ solo work. As a group, the septet recently marked their monumental 10th anniversary by releasing the single “Take Two” on June 9.
It’s official: Jungkook is releasing new music next month! The BTS maknae has announced that his new solo digital single SEVEN is set for release in July.
Jungkook Confirms Solo Digital Single “SEVEN” For July Release
On June 30, the official BTS social media accounts shared the announcement teaser for Jungkook’s new track. BIGHIT Music also issued a statement confirming the song’s release date.
“We are pleased to inform you about the release of SEVEN the solo digital single by BTS member Jungkook,” the statement read.
“SEVEN is an invigorating ‘summer song’ that is sure to have you experience the full breadth of Jungkook’s charm,” it continued. “We hope that SEVEN will bring your summer fun to the next level.”
The statement further adds that Jungkook will be promoting his solo digital single.
“As Jungkook kicks off his official solo activities, we ask you to extend your utmost anticipation and support for his digital single and many other activities to come,” it concludes.
It was also revealed that SEVEN will be released on July 14, 2023, at 1 p.m. KST.
This is great news for fans who have been waiting for new music from Jungkook for a long time.
The Korea Corporate Reputation Research has unveiled the latest brand reputation rankings for individual K-pop idols—and K-pop stans are buzzing with delight and happiness for their respective idols.
Holding the top spot, BTS member Jimin solidifies his position as the most popular male K-pop idol brand, according to the Korea Corporate Reputation Research.
Jimin ranks No. 1 in Brand Reputation Ranking among Top 100 Idols (Male & Female) for June 2023.🎉
Jimin extends his record by ranking 1st for 24 months overall, the first and only idol to achieve this feat!
With a collection of 1,590 personal K-pop idol brand data between May 22 and June 22, 2023, the institute scrutinized its brand reputation.
There was a notable increase of 34.51 percent in data points compared to April, growing from 47,897,433 to 64,428,614.
The rankings for June were determined using the most recent data points, considering factors such as consumer participation, media coverage, communication, and community indexes.
Jimin of BTS is the most popular idol of June 2023 (via brand reputation ranking). pic.twitter.com/UXgWP7ydjh
This month’s top 5 popular K-pop idols in South Korea include BTS members Jimin and Jungkook, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo, BTS’s RM, and BLACKPINK’sJennie.
The Top 5 Most Popular Individual Kpop Idols
BTS Jimin maintains his position as the top K-pop idol with a brand value 5,590,865 this month. His brand value has grown significantly by 18.20 percent since April.
Keyword analysis revealed that the most associated phrases with BTS Jimin were “10th anniversary,” “face,” and “ARMY.” In link analysis, “record,” “happy,” and “release” were the most popular related terms.
Moreover, BTS Jimin received an impressive positive rating of 93.57 percent in the positivity/negativity analysis.
BTS Jungkook secures the second spot on the list, experiencing a remarkable increase in brand value of 124.07 percent, soaring from 1,799,263 in April to 4,031,592 in June.
On the other hand, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo drops to the third spot, with a brand value of 3,508,791, experiencing a decline of 18.84 percent from April’s 4,323,294.
In fourth place is BTS RM, whose brand reputation skyrocketed by an astounding 227.04 percent, surging from 910,804 in April to 2,978,648 in June.
Rounding up the top five for this month is BLACKPINK’s Jennie. The rapper saw her brand value increase by 41.99 percent, from 1,984,611 in April to 2,818,026 in June.
Who Else is On the List?
The Korea Corporate Reputation Research Institute, under the leadership of Director Koo Chang-hwan, is dedicated to measuring and disclosing the brand reputation index of domestic brands.
Here’s an extensive list of the top K-pop personalities based on the research results:
Following BIGHIT MUSIC’s announcement of Jungkook’s solo career, the multi-talented member of BTS continues to leave an indelible mark on the music industry. His solo track, “Dreamers,” has become a K-pop soloist’s fastest original soundtrack (OST) to reach 300 million streams on Spotify.
📊 “Dreamers” by Jungkook is now the FASTEST OST by a K-Pop Soloist to reach 300 million streams on Spotify, surpassing “Christmas Tree”
“Dreamers” has not only claimed this remarkable feat but also holds the title as the fastest FIFA World Cup soundtrack and the fastest solo song by a Korean soloist to achieve such a milestone.
The enchanting melody and Jungkook’s heartfelt vocals have captivated fans and listeners worldwide. As the official soundtrack for the FIFA World Cup 2022, the song garnered immense attention and excitement from football enthusiasts and K-pop fans.
It seamlessly fused the electrifying energy of the sport with the irresistible charm of K-pop, creating an unforgettable musical experience.
Reaching 300 million streams on Spotify in record time is a testament to Jungkook’s immense popularity and the global appeal of his music. His ability to deeply connect with listeners through his music has undoubtedly played a significant role in his overwhelming success, much like how BTS continues to inspire millions of listeners worldwide.
#JungKook's "Dreamers" has now surpassed 300 million streams on Spotify. It’s the fastest solo song by a Korean soloist to reach this milestone. pic.twitter.com/C2w1a6kbFm
“Dreamers” has transcended boundaries and become a global anthem, embraced in various settings such as graduation ceremonies and sports events in schools and colleges.
Jungkook’s achievements highlight his impact as a soloist and reinforce his position as a trailblazer in the K-pop industry. With each milestone surpassed, he continues to make history and leave an enduring legacy.
Suga has always been open to his fans whenever they have questions to ask. The BTS rapper addressed a query from an ARMY who begged him to perform in China. Min Yoongi had a simple explanation as to why the country was not included in the SUGA Agust D Tour.
Suga Reveals Why He Did Not Include China In Agust D World Tour
Suga recently interacted with fans during a live broadcast on Weverse. The “Haegeum” rapper took time to speak to ARMYs after his last concert date in Thailand. During the live stream, Suga noticed a comment from a fan asking him to “come tour in China.”
“But we can’t perform in China, how can I go tour in China?” Suga asked in return.
He added, “Are there any Korean artists performing in China? I don’t think there are any.”
“I want to go perform at all the places that ARMYs are mentioning. It makes me feel bad,” Suga continued. He then explained that he saw a few Chinese fans in the audience during some of the SUGA Agust D Tour dates.
“But I can’t perform in China,” he said. “I want to tour in China. It’s been a long time since I’ve been to China so I want to go but there is no way for Korean artists to go and work there.”
In 2018, China strongly objected to the deployment of U.S. Terminal High Altitude Defense missile systems in South Korea. This led to the implementation of the Korean Culture Ban which restricted the dissemination of content originating from Korea.
For now, it is still unclear whether Suga or any Korean act will be able to perform in China. In the meantime, the Asian leg of the SUGA Agust D Tour continues. Min Yoongi will be performing three dates at the Singapore Indoor Stadium from June 16 to 18, 2023.
In celebration of BTS’ momentous 10th anniversary, fans worldwide have come together to express their unwavering love and support for the septet through “Love Letters,” a beautiful tribute song. This composition reflects the bond between BTS and their fanbase, ARMY, highlighting everything they’ve been through together.
The past few years have been filled with ups and downs for both BTS and ARMY. From the global pandemic that disrupted plans to each BTS member’s enlistments and impending solo endeavors, it has been a period of constant change. Luckily, the bond BTS has with ARMY allowed both parties to find solace and thrive amidst these challenges.
The creators behind “Love Letters” hope this song will resonate deeply with ARMY, reminding them of the profound impact BTS has had on their lives. It serves as a beacon of hope, assuring the fans that, no matter what happens, BTS and ARMY will always be one. The lyrics capture the essence of this sentiment, encouraging fans to trust the group and believe that the best is truly “yet to come.”
Love Letters is out and it's beautiful 🥹 "during those high and low tides, loud laughters and silent cries, dark nights and bright mornings, we chose to stay. Spring comes back-it will" I hope our love letter will reach the ones we love.#ARMYsSongForBTS2023#LoveLettersByARMYpic.twitter.com/G7WfppLN2C
— Bangtan_streamers⁷ (@Bangtan7_Stream) June 12, 2023
The lyrics are so beautiful.. the bridge, the vocals, the MV.. everything is just perfect!!! Thank you so much @hopeggukkie and team💜#LoveLettersByARMY
— btstatsreminder⁷ ʰᵒᵖᵉ ᵒᵗˢ 🛹 🩷 (@btstatsreminder) June 12, 2023
“Love Letters” is special as it contributes to charitable causes. All proceeds generated from the song’s sales and streams will be donated to UNICEF, adding a layer of meaning and purpose to this special tribute. By helping “Love Letters” succeed, fans worldwide can continue BTS‘s tradition of helping others through music.
As this year’s anniversary celebrations continue, the release of “Love Letters” demonstrates the creativity and unity of the BTS fandom. Other groups are also preparing their own musical tributes to BTS. For instance, the Global ARMY Song is set to be released in September, providing fans with even more musical expressions of their love for BTS.
Cheers to a decade of BTS‘s groundbreaking achievements, and here’s to a brighter future filled with infinite possibilities. Stay tuned for updates on the funds raised with “Love Letters” as those behind the song look for more ways to pay it forward, reflecting the benevolence and compassion of BTS and ARMY.
After several months without an OT7 collaboration, BTS reunites for their highly anticipated 10th Anniversary Project. The septet recently unveiled a behind-the-scenes video titled Apobangpo 10 as part of the BTS Festa celebration. In this video, the members discussed their plans to create an ad project for their fans, mirroring the efforts of ARMY during special occasions.
The video captured all seven members comfortably exchanging ideas as if no time had passed. They explored different options for ads, such as building banners, bus stops, buses, electronic billboards, subways, and TV commercials. Their goal was to create a memorable experience for their dedicated fanbase.
Slogans
They also discussed incorporating fan-prepared slogans into the ad. Jimin recalled the slogan “Our beginning and end is you,” previously used by ARMY, while V suggested incorporating lyrics from the group’s then-upcoming song “Take Two.”
V’s suggestion received a warm reception from the majority of the members, leading to an adorable moment where he tried to simplify things for his bandmates by pointing out lyrics he believed would be perfect. But laughter filled the room as Jin pointed out that V’s chosen lyrics sounded more like something for grandparents.
Meanwhile, BTS‘s leader RM, took a unique approach with his suggestions, aiming to make an impact that would resonate not only with ARMY but also with non-fans. In a lighthearted moment, he called non-ARMYs “Muggles,” drawing inspiration from British author J.K. Rowling’s beloved Harry Potter franchise. In Harry Potter’s world, Muggles are those who lack magic powers and are often unaware of the wizarding world.
— ⟭⟬ ray ⁷⟬⟭ (DADDY’S HOME SOON) (@lilonekook) June 8, 2023
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When the time came for RM to pick an advertisement option, he went with the village bus. He felt it would ensure maximum reach and visibility for the campaign.
The creative process for the anniversary project culminated with the septet brainstorming a catchy campaign name. They settled on Apobangpo 10, based on a Korean phrase meaning “ARMY Forever, Bangtan Forever,” coined by maknae Jungkook during a fan cafe chat with ARMY in 2019. They then posed for photos, capturing the essence of the year ahead.
After expressing their intention to present ARMY with a significant gift, the members ended the video, leaving their fans eagerly anticipating the surprises to come. ARMY went wild on social media after watching the video, trending the phrase ‘My Seven’ to celebrate BTS’s reunion. Many became emotional upon seeing RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook together again.
Seeing all seven of them together again made me feel so many emotions. My purple heart…💜😭
As BTS continues to mark milestones and captivate global audiences, their 10th-anniversary project is a testament to their unwavering dedication to their fandom. The behind-the-scenes video offers a sneak peek at the creative process behind their endeavors, setting the stage for an unforgettable celebration of a decade of BTS.
Seoul, South Korea’s capital city, is ablaze with hues of purple as it celebrates the 10th anniversary of global superstars BTS. The city is hosting the 2023 BTS Festa, a two-week festival packed with festivities and tributes to honor the septet’s remarkable achievements over the past decade.
Artwork
The event began with artwork adorning 11 locations throughout the city. This collaboration between BTS’s agency, HYBE Corporation, and the Seoul Metropolitan Government aims to pay tribute to the group’s groundbreaking accomplishments. Each work of art was bathed in purple light, which carries a profound significance as purple is BTS’s official color. It symbolizes the group’s connection to the fans and commitment to staying together “for as long as possible.”
Seoul’s skyline also participated in BTS’s 10th anniversary. Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Gwanghwamun Square, the HYBE building, Lotte World Tower, Namsan Seoul Tower, the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Some Sevit (a cultural complex made up of three man-made floating islands in Banpo Han River Park), and Seoul City Hall cast a magical purple glow upon the city. Finally, come nighttime, four Han River bridges—Banpo Bridge, World Cup Bridge, Yanghwa Bridge, and Yeongdong Bridge—also turned purple.
The celebration extended beyond Seoul, as the city’s postal service issued commemorative stamps in honor of this occasion.
Look there are a lot grandpa lining up to buy "bts 10th anniversary stamps" 😭💓
People line up to purchase stamps marking the 10th anniversary of @BTS_twt debut at a post office in Seoul on June 13, 2023.
According to K-media, this is the first time in history that the Korea Post office issued a commemorative stamp featuring an active singer or group. pic.twitter.com/IIumDba1Bj
Moreover, LED displays throughout the city flashed congratulatory messages for each member of BTS, amplifying the jubilant atmosphere. Seoul officials also put together a map of BTS-specific locations, including places where they filmed their official music videos.
As locals and tourists alike immerse themselves in the celebratory atmosphere, they bear witness to the undeniable cultural phenomenon that BTS has become and the lasting impact the group has had on the city’s identity. The displays in Seoul are a testament to the power of music and the bond between BTS and their devoted ARMY.
The highly anticipated BTS book is finally coming next month. The supergroup just unveiled the official cover for Beyond The Story: 10-Year Record of BTS. Additionally, BTS dropped the trailer for their upcoming biography.
‘Beyond The Story: 10-Year Record of BTS’ Official Cover, Book Trailer Released
Beyond the Story: 10-Year Record of BTS is written by journalist Kang Myeongseok and the seven members of the group. It will be structured as “an oral history of” the group’s story. Anton Hur is responsible for the English translation, in collaboration with Clare Richards and Slin Jung.
The seven chapters of the book will be collected in 544 pages. It will also include exclusive photographs and never-before-seen images of RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook.
Beyond the Story is already available for pre-order. The book is set to be released on July 9, 2023. That’s the same day that the group announced their fandom name. This effectively means that the biography will be BTS’ birthday gift to ARMY.
“Take Two” is a special gift for BTS’s fans and “conveys their appreciation toward ARMY.” It is the second full-group single that has been released since Jin and J-Hope enlisted for military service.
BTS is officially 10 years old. The supergroup celebrated their 10th anniversary since their debut in 2013. In honor of ARMYs who supported them along their way, the idols shared heartwarming messages for their fans.
They say rivers and mountains change in ten years..and it’s true.
There have been endless new waves reaching new heights. There are so many late nights that I do not remember. Myself at 20 and 30 feel like completely different people. Now, my past self feels more unfamiliar.
It is quite special to feel enchanted by certain words. For a noun to become a pronoun. For bulletproof to become BTS, for army to become [BTS’s fan club] ARMY..
There was a lot of rain, wind, and love. We’ve built our own world that we may not make anyone else understand. Thanks to ARMY and the many people who helped us
We’ve had very special experiences that we can never experience again.
Looking back, even if I was momentarily soaked in reminiscence, I was used to kicking down doors and stepping out without rest. Even now, I am still taking a guess at our second chapter. I feel like we can become anything.
The worries and ambivalence I had at 17 and 20 years old are still valid now.
As I gradually become an adult
I learned that in the world, there are many things that cannot be explained through words and writing, And that things you thought would never change, change someday too.
Also, that the birth of one ‘name’
Needs the strength and love of so many people.
I am still incredibly immature. In the future too, I will likely continue to be unfamiliar, nervous, and in distress. But I will still move forward.
Apart and together, far but close, I have you all,
And I hope you all have me. My members, staff, family, and friends! And ARMY! You’ve worked so hard. Let’s live together well for the next 10 years too. In this bad world! I love you.
2023. June. 12.
Nam June
RM also shared several photos from BTS’ debut year. It didn’t take long before the other members began sharing their own heartwarming messages for ARMYs.
Jimin took to Weverse to share a sweet letter.
ARMY, this is Jimin.
Wow, it’s our 10th anniversary.
When did time pass this quickly? I met you when I was 19, and sometimes I can’t believe I’m 29 now.
I am an adult now.
My mind is still the same as when I was 19, but my body is hahaha….
It feels strange.
Anyway. I just miss you all.
In the past, I wondered what it would be like when we reach our 10th and 20th anniversary.
I don’t think there is much difference.
I think it’s actually pretty nice. I mean, I was a bit emotional earlier because I was watching Jin on “Suchwita” But I’m just happy.
Rather than feeling sad or anything, should I say I feel entirely happy because it’s like things shared with ARMY keep piling up one by one?
It may sound strange to say this, but it feels different from “It’s the first anniversary!!!It’s the second anniversary!!”
It’s just like wow.
Huh huh we’re here now.
No, actually this is not it. Umm it’s hard to express with words.
Actually, since last year, I was feeling a bit depressed at first because it seemed like our time together had stopped, but it wasn’t like that.
Us thinking of each other while in our own positions, thinking about what we can do now, and continuing to try, all these things are what we’re together.
So these days, I’m entirely happy.
Of course, I miss ARMY even more. I’m also very curious about how you are doing these days and what kind of worries you have, but I’m sorry that I couldn’t come around more often. But I still think of ARMY all the time.
I think I said these things often.
Such as, “Eight years is long if it is long and short if it is short…,” “9 years is…,” and so on.
But the 10-year period feels different.
Some sort of strong [feeling] that cannot be ignored by anyone, so it can be understood and shared even more Yes, this is the kind of feeling I got. I’m happy. So I want to protect this relationship more and work harder.
I’ve told ARMY many times already that supporting, loving, and giving strength for no reason is not something anyone can do. So I really feel that we are such happy people.
All of you who make us feel all these things should also feel overflowing happiness and be loved.
You should. Okay? Dear ARMY, whom I am always thankful for and love, Let’s be happy for a long long time from now on.
The other BTS members decided to share their messages on the social media platforms. Suga simply shared a photo featuring the group bowing to their audience. “TAKE TWO 💜 Thank you everyone, and I love you!” he wrote.
Kim Taehyung, aka V, had several videos to share on his Instagram stories. However, his message was sweet and straightforward.
“It has already been 10 years since we debuted…,” V wrote. “Thank you to our members for making good memories together and for being healthy for 10 years.”
“ARMY, thank you so much, and we work with strength thanks to you,” he continued. “Continue taking care of your health and have only happy days. That is our only hope.”
230613 V on IG 🐻*captions for all 4 videos combined* it’s already our 10 year anniversary since we debuted..
In 2nd 🐻look here! 🐹yeah 🐿️smile~ 🐥i’m doing a v now
In 3rd 🐥hyung lets do it
In 4th: 🐿️are you taking [the photos]? 🐻it’s a video 🐿️ay shouldve told me earlier + pic.twitter.com/yO94L40zrY
“Borahae. ARMY forever, BTS forever,” Kim Taehyung added. “There are too many videos, so I’ll release more on the 20th anniversary. Bye!”
Although Jin and J-Hope are both serving in the military, they still managed to share messages for BTS’ 10th anniversary. Jin posted his letter on Weverse.
Hello, this is Jin.
We have reached our 10th anniversary thanks to our ARMY.
They say that even rivers and mountains change in 10 years, but it’s quite amazing that the love between BTS and ARMY does not change.
I also want to give some kind of 10th anniversary content to you.. but it’s really too bad that I can’t join. I should have filmed more content before enlisting.. I’m not sure how to express my apologetic feelingsㅠㅠ
I know that our remaining members are carrying out 10th anniversary content well.. I have 365 days one year left of military life, and for our 11th anniversary, instead of going home right after being discharged, I will go to our company building and greet you through a Weverse live.
Of course if the time is early, I could come after being at home, but I will not make any other plans and will be together with all of you on my discharge day on our 11th anniversary.
I am so happy to at least be able to say words like this haha Thank you so much for spending our 10th anniversary together with us, and we hope you will be together with us until our bodies can handle performing.
ARMY ♡ BTS
-Jin-
J-Hope had a special illustration for ARMYs which he shared on his personal Instagram account. “This is the best I can do in the military,” he wrote. “10-year anniversary, thank you ARMY.”
Interestingly, the last BTS member to post about their 10th anniversary was their maknae and it was worth the wait. Jungkook shared his letter on Weverse.
“I see that everyone wrote touching letters…I was thinking about how to write this, so I’m just going to write as myself,” he wrote.
“I know that I have gone through so much with ARMY, and it sometimes feels like it’s been too long, but in a blink of an eye, 10 years have passed??” Jungkook continued. “I don’t remember every detail clearly. I think there were happy times and sad times and times when I cried, but I don’t remember them very clearly.”
“Of course, I’m sure if we were to go over each incident, I would know them all,” he added. “I think because I always focus on the present, it’s become a habit of mine to quickly forget the past.”
Jungkook on weverse 🌟
"ARMY, stay healthy. BTS,stay healthy…love each other I can't imagine living without ARMY anymore ..Anyway, the conclusion There's nothing special about the 10th anniversary, let's go to 20th anniversary "
Jungkook continued, “My hyungs remember everything… But if someone brings it up, I’ll know it (memories)!!! The memory is just on a brief vacation! All of the memories are in this Jungkook’s heart.”
He then thanked fans for their continued support through the years.
“The fact that 10 years have gone by so fast means it has been really fun! You know, because if you aren’t having fun, time goes by slowly!” Jungkook wrote.
“Thanks to ARMY 10 years have gone by in a blink of an eye. Thank you for being with us for 10 years!!!” he added. “I hope ARMY and BTS members are all healthy, so even in the future, we can walk together while loving each other.”
“I can’t even imagine a life without ARMY,” he admitted. “But I just realized while writing that my personality has changed a lot.”
“Anyways, in conclusion, 10 years is nothing. 20 years, here we come!” Jungkook concluded.
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