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@musicYMNM Nunca se debe defender una publicación de koreaboo, pq es la misma cuenta que ha iniciado hate trains a los chicos con noticias amarillistas y lo del collar fué otra noticia amarillista🤚

Las mismas q le estaban celebrando lo del collar a koreab0o están ahora atacando a Y00ngi en esa página de mierda 🤷🏻‍♀️, pero vinieron a mi cuenta a atacarme y a defender esa publicación porque trataba de un shipp 🤷🏻‍♀️ cada quien puede creer lo q quiera, pero el problema+

Las de Japón son las únicas que la nostalgia les pega bien por eso estoy a favor de darles otras 20 fechas

and they will be together for their THIRTEENTH! IN BUSAN! PERFORMING TOGETHER!

[The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism — South Korea] From Gwanghwamun To Goyang, the “#BTS Effect” is massively boosting the Tourism Economy of South Korea. Foreign ARMYs who visited the Gwanghwamun Concert stayed for an average of 8.7 days and spent 3.53 million won. This figure is 1.4X times higher than the average length of stay (6.1 days) and average expenditure per person (2.45 million won) of general foreign tourists in the first quarter of this year. Based on this data, the government plans to support the expansion of stay-type tourism linked to K-culture. The #BTS concert in Goyang also proved to have a significant trickle-down effect on the local economy. The number of foreign visitors to the Daehwa-dong area in Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang City, reached 48,581 over the three days of the performance. This represents a 35-fold increase compared to the 1,398 foreign visitors during the same period last year. Foreign card spending also surged 38-fold during the same period, rising from 8.9 million won to 337.8 million won. As the #BTS effect has been confirmed, the government plans to encourage spending by foreigners, including accommodation, shopping, and dining, by operating a 'Welcome Week' (June 1–15) linked to the #BTS concert in Busan scheduled for June (June 12–13). It also plans to support the hosting of local K-pop concerts and K-culture experience exhibitions linked to the concerts, and to develop tourism courses linked to K-drama and music video filming locations. #BTS_ARIRANG #Arirang_BTS #BTS_WORLDTOUR #BTSNomics #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG #BTS_WORLDTOUR_GOYANG m.sedaily.com/article/200386…

BTS now have the #1 most streamed song and album released in 2026 on Spotify: Album: ARIRANG Song: SWIM

#JK...#Hmm....#art

Ésto es increíble wey

BTS' "SWIM" is now the #1 most streamed song released in 2026 on Spotify.

Felíz día a los BTS que trabajaron muy duro para sacar adelante la industria del kpop

@fresittax @cngrejito Te estás proyectando, te recomiendo que investigues como funciona la proyección, te va a ayudar mucho. Ellos llevan años de amistad y se conocen más de lo que nosotros vamos a llegar a conocerlos, tienen una dinámica donde se molestan el uno al otro. Fin de la discusión.

No todas las shippers pero siempre una shipper ☠️ ustedes no los conocen, no saben el tipo de relación que tienen y si Jimin no se enojó ustedes MENOS tienen que hacerlo porque ellos así se llevan, dejen de ser unas estúpidas

Yo

Kim Sungmin, BTS Crew camera operator shared a glimpse of the time they landed in El Paso 😳 That is one huge plane carrying all the crew making this whole ARIRANG Tour possible!

The BTS leader, RM, is a thoughtful and sincere speaker—and so too is Jin, the group’s eldest member. Beyond their formidable creative output, what impresses me most is their ethos. They reflect a version of modern masculinity that is both grounded and expressive. It’s not only acceptable, but encouraged, for them to articulate emotion openly—something still resisted in many cultures. That alone carries weight. What’s striking is the paradox: BTS are meticulously curated, yet often feel spontaneous, even unguarded. Despite the scale of their production, there’s no real sense of artifice. The sincerity holds. There’s a faint echo of Michael Jackson—not in style, but in cultural magnitude. The difference is that BTS, at least so far, have maintained a visible connection to themselves. Jackson, tragically, seemed at times to become a performance of his own myth. BTS speak frequently about vulnerability, love, and the role of their audience. Their acknowledgement of their fanbase feels less like performance and more like fact. The line between artist and audience is unusually fluid. Any group that has addressed the United Nations twice should not be dismissed lightly. Their themes are bold, and often braver than they’re given credit for. This is not a phenomenon confined to teenagers—it’s clearly multi-generational. The post-service return has confirmed something important: their appeal endured. Audiences across Korea, Japan, and the United States have re-engaged at scale. Few, if any, comparable acts have sustained that level of global attachment. From a business perspective, HYBE’s decision to pause operations for military service was always a risk. Culturally, it made sense; commercially, it was a leap of faith. These are not just artists—they are core assets. And yet, they are also individuals, not instruments of state or shareholder expectation. There was a momentary wobble. Markets reacted. Narratives shifted. But it proved temporary. What remains is this: BTS are not simply a musical act. They are a cultural force—disciplined yet human, constructed yet sincere—and still, crucially, believed.

Hola mutisitas, vengo a funar a una anti d nam q m salió d la nd 🫶 x.com/jinri_90?s=21

this does not look like a fandom who hate Arirang

me doi mt saber q o alistamento obrigatório foi uma experiencia tao estressante pra ele q ele desenvolveu insônia e hj esta sendo privado do q antes era natural ate mesmo dividir quarto com os amigos virou uma dificuldade o q acarreta nesse sentimento de culpa que ele mencionou

12 tracks from ARIRANG have surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify SWIM — 368M Body to Body — 175M Hooligan — 150M 2.0 — 144M FYA — 134M NORMAL — 133M Like Animals — 126M Aliens — 123M they don’t know ‘bout us — 122M Merry Go Round — 111M One More Night — 101M Please — 101M

How do i explain this feeling to someone who didn’t wait for 4 years 😭