He has a reputation for being friendly and outgoing, with a mischievous sense of humor. Here's a Twitter list of some fans who regularly translate BTS content into English. But Google translations for social content are basically never accurate, so it's a good idea to follow fan translators who collectively provide almost instant translations. New video content tends to come with English subtitles, and livestreams are typically subtitled within a day or two. The band has an official Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, all of which are updated by staff and used primarily for official announcements and photos.

The members also have their own personal Instagram accounts, which you can find here: RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.īTS' YouTube channel, Bangtan TV, is where behind-the scenes clips, dance practices and video logs are dropped.īTS' Soundcloud is where you'll find a whole bunch of music the band has released for free, from pre-debut songs to solo tracks and mixtapes to covers of their fave artists. They also use the app Weverse for sharing posts and photos and interacting with fans, while the VLive app is where they mainly livestream. The seven members share one Twitter account, which they use for personal updates. In terms of following the band, there are several platforms to check out, depending on what you're interested in. When it comes to BTS, there's basically something for everyone. Originally focused on hip-hop, over the years BTS have diversified their range and produced a vast array of music (and a lot of other content, too). Their name in Korean is 방탄소년단 – which means Bangtan Sonyeondan and translates to Bulletproof Boy Scouts. 'Namjoon felt shame and guilt because of the controversy and revealed to me that he is distressed and unable to sleep well due to it,' eAeon said.BTS are a seven-member group from South Korea who debuted on June 13, 2013. RM failed to address the controversy himself, but fellow singer eAeon confirmed that he'd spoken to him privately.

'The agency as well as all of BTS feel very apologetic towards all the fans who have may have felt uncomfortable from any lyrics or social network posts, and we will take the criticisms and the points in question into consideration for future works,' a statement read. Big Hit Entertainment initially remained quiet, but, when the hashtag started gaining momentum, it was forced to comment. The lyrics in question ('A woman is the best present' in BTS's 'War of Hormones' and 'You were never the boss, instead of boss I'll say gonorrhea' in RM's 'Joke') were defended by some fans, though others weren't as forgiving (via Soompi). In 2016, one concerned fan started the hashtag '#WeWantFeedbackFromBTS' demanding that BTS explain some lyrics that she believed were misogynistic.

'We were so honored and got to meet so many artists that we love and admire that we can't wait to return to the States,' RM told Time. The boys did the rounds on the late shows and sat down with various magazines, but winning at the BBMAs was the real watershed moment for them. trip was the sort of pop cultural milestone not seen since the Beatles arrived in New York,' Vogue reported.

They became involved in a heated exchange with paparazzi, but Big Hit execs didn't care - they were reportedly thrilled that they'd caused such a ruckus. Back when they were filming American Hustle Life, they struggled to get random girls on the street to appear in their music video, but this time, the welcome was quite different. When they guys landed at LAX ahead of the BBMAs, the press was waiting. After BTS was nominated for top social artist at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards (which it won, beating Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Ariana Grande), America suddenly wanted to know everything about this group.

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