After 2 years of waiting, Jin and J-hope from the popular K-pop band, BTS, have completed their mandatory military service. As excitement builds among fans, the group's agency, BigHit Music, has issued a statement urging fans not to overcrowd military sites to meet the remaining members, RM, V, Jungkook, and Jimin, who will soon be discharged. Despite the long-awaited reunion, J-Hope also hinted at changes within the group as they each have had solo experiences during their time apart.
After much anticipation, BigHit Entertainment has confirmed that BTS member Jin will be releasing his first solo album this fall. The news was met with excitement and enthusiasm from fans, who have been waiting for new music from Jin since he hinted at his solo project earlier this year. According to DISPATCH, the album is set to be released in November, making ARMY excited for what their "worldwide handsome" will bring to the music industry.
BTS member Suga was caught drunk riding an electric scooter in South Korea. The rapper's agency, BigHit Music, confirmed the incident and revealed that Suga's license has been revoked and he was fined for his actions. The agency also apologized on behalf of Suga and will be taking the necessary steps to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
K-pop fans were ecstatic when news broke of BTS member Jin's upcoming discharge from the military and plans for a FESTA event to celebrate the group's anniversary. However, backlash quickly emerged over the event guidelines, specifically restrictions on entry for those who didn't purchase BTS's Proof album. Fans expressed outrage and accused the company of unethical strategies. BigHit Music has since issued an apology and promised to revise the entry conditions.
BTS singer Jin's discharge from military was celebrated with emotional reunion. Jin was welcomed back by fellow members RM, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook at his ceremony. However, fans were disappointed to note that Suga was missing from the group's OT7 reunion. Suga will later join the members at the BTS' agency, BigHit Music, to spend time with Jin.
BTS member Jung Kook announced the release of a new single titled 'Never Let Go', dedicated to their fans, ARMY. The track conveys a heartfelt message to never let go of each other. Set to release ahead of their annual event BTS FESTA 2024, the track serves as an expression of appreciation and love for their global fanbase. BIGHIT MUSIC has also unveiled plans for online content releases and an offline event in Seoul to celebrate BTS FESTA 2024, showcasing the unbreakable bond between the group and their fans.
BTS has become a household name, with a net worth of $100 million, all thanks to their record label, now known as HYBE. Unlike the "Big Three" companies SM Entertainment, JYP Entertainment, and YG Entertainment, BigHit (now HYBE) was not a major player in the K-pop world. The company almost went bankrupt in 2007, but after BTS' debut in 2013, their success has been exponentially growing. The group's journey, along with BigHit's rise to success, serves as a testament to the power of dedication and perseverance.
The popular South Korean boyband BTS member V, who is currently serving in the military, has given his fans something to anticipate. His upcoming single "FRI(END)S" is set to release on March 15, but BigHit Music has already shared the first set of concept photos featuring V. The photos capture the rapper in various moods and have left fans excited for the new release.
BIGHIT MUSIC announced the release of BTS member V's new digital single, "FRI(END)S," described as a romantic song. However, eagle-eyed fans noticed a subtle detail in the accompanying short film that hinted at an upcoming album. The film featured a newspaper article listing five tracks and a bonus track, leading fans to speculate about a possible new album from V.