Bets kiran

Thank you so much for the birthday wishes, so many I couldn't give a like to all of you but I read each one! I will be checking lastfm profiles & announcing winners before July 1st. I've had some ARMYs ask me if they can join in the gifting of albums. If you want to contribute, reply to this post, I still have 10-15 albums more I could add to the giveaway in your name. I am blessed I am surrounded by so much love from ARMY, I never take it for granted, thank you 💜 (tearing up).

@na_do_saram 💜🥂🥂🥂🫂

16 years ago I married one of the best humans I've ever met. I've made a lot of dumb decisions in my life, but I feel like this one good one counterbalances a whole lot of those. Happy anniversary, best of husbands and best of friends.

@MusingsBangtan 💜🫂🙏🏼

This is by far the most personal essay I've ever written so we'll see if I'm able to keep it posted...but I know it will mean something to others who are grieving and who, like me, are often reminded of how BTS's artistry helps us through our days❤️❤️ @btswithsincerity/drift-drift-4f63dc298b21" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@btswithsincer…

@Oreo 🙄🙄🙄🙄

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@nicolegotnojams @Bangtan7_Stream

Meg asked me to post as she’s not available right now. I have to admit that I’m so deeply humbled by her moving words. Her exact wording: Please join us tomorrow all day on SH while we celebrate my favorite DJ’s day of birth. Little did I know how much this day would change the trajectory of my life. Nicole has been a blessing to this world and I want everyone to know just how wonderful she is by throwing her a giant party on SH. I will get on the mic every so often to profess my love for Nicole and sing Happy Birthday every hour on the hour. I am so excited to be able to do this for her as she is literally the best person I know. I’ve even decided to bequeath her my Yoongi armpit folder for her birthday. I really could go on and on and on about how amazing she is, but I guess I better stop now. Thank you for being born Nicole and please tell your mom thank you for giving birth to such a beautiful gem.💎 Love Meg

@SaraBangtan07 @seeuinttukseom love this 💯🎯💜

ARMY always jokes that somehow, it’s always 7 7 members. 7 tiny coincidences we always overthink because, well, we’re ARMY But there’s another 7 worth sitting with: the next 7 generations The Seventh Generation Principle, often associated with the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, asks us to consider how today’s choices will affect the next 7 generations Concerts have a real footprint. Travel, accomodations, venue energy, food packaging, batteries, plastic ponchos, banners, bottles & waste—love does not erase that Still, our gatherings matters. For many ARMY, BTS & ARMY have been part of how we survived But we can’t forget that the climate crisis is already changing concert life: hotter queues, hotter stadiums, more dehydration risk & more need to watch out for one another So maybe our next challenge is this: • Leave every concert city better than we found it & help every ARMY get home safely • Share rides. Stay longer and travel less often if you can. • Take out what you bring in. Use reusables when possible. Pick up nearby litter • Thank staff. Respect shared spaces & one another • Bring water where allowed. Find shade. Eat. Rest. Learn the signs of heat illness. Check on people around you If it’s always 7, let’s also think 7 generations ahead

@DivyamKhera @airindia @airindia this a stain on Mr. Tata's legacy. if more documents are required please explain so it can be sorted. Aloka has and continues to provide hope & joy around the world . we are all in dire need of that given the cruelty and madness around .

@airindia You Kathmandu Airport is not allowing Aloka The Peace Dog to fly to India why? Previously on 8th June Aloka flew Air India from Bangkok to New Delhi then there was no issue!

@sleepinginsilk Rudy- gameboy is the real deal and educates on all the nuances too

I hate half assed reviews, like there are very few people who truly get some things and are genuinely listening to bts music and what they are actively expressing. Anyways what reviews genuinely hit y'all? I read articles and saw videos, but yes I think this one felt genuine.

@anishmoonka more

@anishmoonka hi you may want to check out this acct on threads . i have found countless posts of yours there verbatim

Andrzej Sapkowski sold the rights to his Witcher novels for $9,350. He turned down royalties and took a one-time payment instead. The company that bought those rights spent $81 million building the game and won over 800 awards. Sapkowski later demanded $16 million back. They settled. The photograph at the top of Mount Gorgon shows everyone who made it. All 1,500 of them. CD Projekt Red started in Warsaw in 1994 selling games from a storefront. For The Witcher 3, they built a team of 240 developers from 18 countries, with 500 voice actors recording across 15 languages. The full script came to 820,000 words, 300,000 more than the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy. The playable world covered 136 square kilometers, 3.5 times the size of Skyrim. The game came out in May 2015. It has since sold over 60 million copies, and Netflix adapted Sapkowski's novels into a series that ran for three seasons. In 2016, the team was finishing Blood and Wine, a paid expansion for the base game. Quest designer Danisz Markiewicz used a developer camera to move his view outside the playable area and spotted a flat plateau on Mount Gorgon, the highest peak in the expansion. He placed a canvas there. His thinking: players would try to climb that mountain, and they deserved something for it. The photo on the canvas was from the team's summer picnic, shot right after the main game shipped. You need a mod (a player-made tool) to reach it. The mountain has no path. Most gaming easter eggs hide a logo, a weapon, or a nod to another title. This one hides the faces of the people who worked across 18 countries, recorded lines in seven languages, and built 136 square kilometers of world. The photo lives on a mountain you were never supposed to reach.

@alwaysborahae i'm a Threads ARMY it isn't a cesspool! welcome will take you --2-3 days to train your algo and we also have a 875 blocklist 💜

I'm not on threads and I hear it's a cesspool. I don't think I've heard one good thing about it. Do I dare join now?

@Miss_Mochi_72 @Kim_Adriazul @BaseLineWoo preach! 💜🎯

@Kim_Adriazul @BaseLineWoo 1. Check your damned tone. 2. Check your mouth. 3. If you can't separate a few loudmouths from the entirety of a group, then your critical thinking skills are subpar and maybe, just maybe this isn't the place for you. ARMY respects ARMY. You don't like, leave.

I'm judging the TL so hard right now because some of you are making it painfully obvious that you've brought kpoppie mentality into ARMY spaces and are dressing it up as concern. If you've genuinely been around ARMY for any real length of time, you'll know that K-ARMY, I-ARMY, J-ARMY, B-ARMY, C-ARMY, SEA-ARMY, whatever-the-fuck-letter-you-want-to-put-in-front-of-ARMY... we're all ARMY. The goal was never to hate each other. What's blowing my mind right now, or rather, EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. something goes down in Korea, is watching people see a post written in Hangul and immediately decide it represents all K-ARMY, all Koreans, or all Korean opinion. Do some of you realise how xenophobic you sound? You're matching the energy of what you assume is a Korean person because the post is written in Korean. Never mind that translation apps exist. Never mind that bad actors exist in every language. Never mind that half the people amplifying these posts can't read Hangul in the first place. Apparently seeing Korean characters is enough for some people to decide: "Yep. This is what K-ARMY think." No. That's not how any of this works. A random account posting in Korean does not represent millions of Korean fans any more than a random account posting in English represents all international fans. It's honestly embarrassing watching some of you take a very specific discussion about venue management, event operations failures, lack of crowd control, transport planning, and local organisers and somehow turn it into K-ARMY vs I-ARMY. Maybe stop worrying about whether a post is written in Hangul and start asking whether the person posting it actually fucking knows what the fuck they're talking about. Because right now some of you are sounding a lot more like kpoppies than ARMY.

@BaseLineWoo 🎯🎯💯💯💯💯💯

@SaraBangtan07 @DearMoon246 💜🫂💜🌊

How I hear this Hello On this good day I’m writing a letter for the first time in a while I’ve never really liked the phrase ‘someone saves someone else’ and I can’t say I’ve ever believed in it all that much But undeserving as I am I’ve somehow lived hearing those words from time to time and I find myself looking back wondering whether I too haven’t been saved by you. I’m trying to live more simply than before, more plainly or perhaps more boldly There are far fewer moments now when I fall into sentiment Still the world remains sad No matter how many joyful days there are I suppose that can’t be helped. Or perhaps in truth it may be because I’m too happy I’ve handed over so many words and thrown out so many sounds I don’t really know which melody, which pebble* has reached those of you here now But I think I’ll keep being someone who sends & throws them out like that 13 years ago & from now on too. So long as there are those of you who listen. Making memories together and growing one year older with you year by year makes me very happy. And I like that there is still someone I can cry out to Again & again I see myself through you Do you too? Thank you once again for being with me on this precious anniversary Today is Saturday, the 13th A truly good day Even if someone asks what meaning that could possibly have I want to keep piling up in one corner of my heart the memories only we know and the days we have to celebrate Please continue to look kindly on me I love you #HappyBirthday

@ryuminating 💜🫂

I went to get my drink and I missed a bunch of their messages. 🥲

@EpikHighHQ preach !💜

WHO AGREES THAT THESE CONCERT TICKETING SITES ARE A JOKE?!

@BaseLineWoo thank you for saying all of this. too many folks wrote dissertations about how "bad " BH &hybe are regarding everything

I'll be honest, as someone who has professionally helped organise large-scale events, the issues being reported from Day 1 of Arirang in Busan (12 June 2026) don't point to failures by BTS or BigHit/HYBE. Instead, they appear to be failures in venue operations, crowd management, and local event execution. Based on what we've seen from attendees, the primary failures appear to sit with: • Government representatives • Venue management • Local event organisers • Security contractors Reports from the timeline include: • Significant delays getting attendees into the venue • Poor crowd management and queue control • Gift distribution that appears to have been poorly planned • Technical issues with NOL FacePass verification • Reports of inadequate medical staffing, equipment, and emergency response resources • Poorly managed entry points • Reports of unprofessional conduct from some security staff towards attendees • Public transport operating on normal schedules despite the event running significantly late • Traffic police directing attendees away from the venue while tens of thousands of people were simultaneously attempting to access buses, trains, taxis, and rideshares • Insufficient transport and crowd-dispersal planning for the volume of people leaving the stadium at once Having attended Yet To Come in 2022, I still remember how difficult it was to leave the venue. At one point, the crowd density became high enough that I was genuinely concerned about crowd crush. That's why transport planning and crowd dispersal aren't minor operational details - they're critical safety measures. BigHit/HYBE are renting the venue and producing the show, but venue operations, crowd control, security staffing, emergency services, transport coordination, and infrastructure are often managed locally through the venue, local organisers, contractors, and government agencies. What stands out to me is that if this level of operational dysfunction were primarily a BigHit/HYBE issue, we'd expect to see similar problems at BTS concerts everywhere. Instead, we continue to see recurring concerns associated with this specific venue and its management. Unfortunately, BigHit/HYBE are the most visible organisation attached to the event, so they're often the first to receive criticism when something goes wrong. However, based on the issues being reported, many of these failures fall within the responsibilities of venue management, local event organisers, security providers, transport coordinators, and government agencies. As someone who has worked on large-scale events, I think it's important that accountability is directed at the parties actually responsible for each aspect of event delivery. Not every operational failure at a BTS concert is automatically a BigHit/HYBE failure, particularly when the same concerns continue to emerge around the same venue and local management structures.

@LetsBeGoodHuman thank you

Come Over AM playlist I will be sharing more during the day. Would you like a SH party at 10 pm KST? CONE OVER IS COMING OVER music.apple.com/es/playlist/kn…

@btslink77 💜🙏🏼🫂

🔮On June 12 &13, 7:00 PM KST (6:00 AM EDT/ 3:00 AM PDT), I will hold a purple Busan Ube drink party. Menu will drop about 15 minutes before it begins in a separate post. For safety reasons, I’ll change my account status to private, make sure you follow and then we can enjoy together ✨💜