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THEY KEPT GOING AND GOING 😭

WOOOOW ARMYs SINGING ARIRANG SO LOUD 😭😭 LOOK HOW HAPPY BTS IS 😭 JIMIN TOUCHED HIS HEART AND SAID 🐥: LOVE YOU GUYS 😭😭 MADRID YOU K!LLED IT ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 MADRID D1

When you're in the stadium, you can hear there are many people singing with you, but since you're not in the center of the stage, you can't really tell if the artist actually feels the full impact of all those voices. Except for Arirang. I could barely hear the music, we were so loud. The whole stadium sounded like a thunderous choir. A perfect memory.

Namjoon’s hair stylist reposted this on ig. She’s seen it. Which means he’s seen it. Congratulations.

고통 대신 치유를 적극적으로 선택해야 합니다 ❤️‍🩹. 고통은 피할 수 없지만, 고통받는 것은 선택입니다.

지금까지 걸어온 길을 자랑스럽게 여기세요. 당신은 아무도 모르는 수많은 시련을 이겨냈어요. 말없이 싸워온 시간들, 끊임없이 생각하는 것들, 몸이 안 좋았지만 괜찮은 척했던 날들까지. 다른 사람이라면 감당하기 힘들었을 짐들을 짊어지고, 결코 해낼 수 없을 거라고 생각했던 상황들을 헤쳐나갔죠. 모든 걸 포기하고 싶었던 순간들도 있었지만, 당신 안의 무언가가 계속 나아가기로 선택했어요. 당신 안의 그 작은 부분은 당신이 생각하는 것보다 훨씬 강해요. 당신 자신을 선택해준 것에 대해, 매 순간 감사하는 것을 잊지 마세요. 당신은 여전히 ​​성장하고 있고, 그것 자체가 아름다운 거예요.

Of course Jimin gets his own reel on Dior’s IG page that’s already at 2M views. Of course 🙂‍↕️

33 with no kids

This was Madrid armys standing for a metro that NEVER ARRIVED, because something went wrong, leaving 60,000+ armys completely stranded. There was no communication anything was wrong. Ultimately an employee yelled. No alternatives. Uber prices went to 120€ and up. We are still commuting back to our hotels, the concert ended 3 hours ago. Oh and by the way they SHUT DOWN CROSSWALKS around the stadium 🥴🥴🥴🥴 to monopolize the road traffic for the cars only. The biggest organizational shitshow I've ever seen, and yesterday returning home set the bar high

El tío de Jin apareció en un programa de "나는 농부다" (I Am a Farmer / Soy Agricultor) mencionandolo 🎤 ¿La estrella mundial Jin?! 🗣️ Soy el tío de Jin. 🎤 ¿Quién dijo que nuestras fresas estaban deliciosas? 🗣️ ¡Jin! 🎤 ¿Ha venido aquí? 🗣️ Sí, ha venido. No este año, pero sí el año pasado. Antes, los famosos tenían cierta privacidad en su vida personal, pero hoy en día están muy sujetos a las reglas de sus empresas, por lo que hay muchas cosas que les prohíben. No pueden hacer ningún tipo de publicidad o promoción personal por su cuenta. Incluso tienen restricciones para tomarse fotos con sus propios familiares. 🗣️ Somos muy cercanos a Jin. Solía venir con frecuencia a nuestra casa. Últimamente está muy ocupado, así que quizá pueda venir una o dos veces al año, pero aun así sigue visitándonos cuando tiene oportunidad. 🎤 Por favor, dedíquele unas palabras a su sobrino. 🗣️ Jin, debe ser duro para ti, ¿verdad? ¡Ánimo! ¡Fighting! Sin duda no hay quien no lo mencione con cariño y amor #방탄소년단진 #진 #BTSJIN #JIN

BTS’s ARIRANG is the most impressively structured album of 2026, taking listeners on a journey over the metaphorical “Arirang Hill.” The album proves to live up to it’s name for many reasons, and this one is the most compelling one:

.@bts_bighit’s fifth LP “ARIRANG” is earning widespread praise, with Complex, Rolling Stone and NME naming it among 2026’s best albums. 🎵 @RollingStone called BTS’ return the biggest music event of 2026 and praised the group for bringing Korean identity to the forefront through the album. @NME described BTS as “the biggest boy band in the world” and highlighted its ability to blend Korean cultural heritage with global musical influences. #BTS #ARIRANG

I just read a fascinating interpretation of BTS’s concert in Mexico through the concept of shinmyeong (신명) & I thought an explanation might be easier to understand than a direct translation For those unfamiliar with the term, shinmyeong can be understood as a collective release of energy that occurs when rhythm, voice, emotion, movement etc come together & people feel carried by this shared force My way of distinguishing it from heung (흥) is this to think of heung as a spark OR the joy, rhythm, playfulness, excitement or feeling that begins to rise when music moves people. In contrast, shinmyeong is what happens when that spark becomes collective The article begins with 65k people cheering for BTS & Arirang together. To the writer, it resembled a modern gutpan (굿판), a ritual space where suppressed emotions are collectively released & transformed into communal energy To explain this idea, the article connects the concert experience to several Korean traditional forms, especially those associated with Gyeongbuk culture One example is Donghaean Byeolsingut (동해안별신굿) or an east coast village ritual. It served as a collective space for healing, where the entire village participated, praying for safety, well-being & an abundant catch. Through kkwaenggwari (꽹과리), rhythm, dance, song, etc. people cried & laughed together. Individual han (한), anxiety & sorrow dissolved into a collective catharsis The article also brings in the pungnyu spirit of the Silla Hwarangdo Pungnyu (풍류) is described here as a Korean spiritual culture that restores the energy of life through music, dance, nature, human connection, harmony etc between people & the world. The article tied it to the Hwarang tradition of communal resonance & spiritual cultivation. Yes, like Tae’s Hwarang Another comparison is Cheoyongmu (처용무), a masked dance rooted in the Silla legend of Cheoyong. It was associated with driving away disaster & anxiety while promoting communal wellbeing. The writer connects its combination of mask, dance, music etc to the participatory catharsis of modern performance culture The article also discusses talchum (탈춤) or Korean mask dance. In talchum, people participated through laughter, physical responses, chuimsae (추임새) or vocal encouragement that energises the performance. The writer sees a structural similarity with K-concerts where fans sing, chant, respond, move & actively help create the atmosphere Finally, the article mentions dongje (동제) or village rites in northern Gyeongbuk. People gathered to make offerings, share food & strengthen communal bonds. The article presents dongje as another example of a Korean tradition centred on communal harmony The article argues that K-concert culture functions in a structurally similar way. Mass singing, chanting, cheering etc can transform private emotions into collective energy. In this sense, the writer sees K-concerts as part of the globalisation of Korean shinmyeong The writer suggests that today’s global fandoms can also be understood through this modern pungnyu lens. Through music, fans comfort one another, build solidarity & create a sense of community across distance So the article’s point is that the emotional structure of BTS’ concert feels culturally familiar as a Korean The power of the moment is not only BTS on stage. It is BTS, ARMY, Arirang, memory, longing, joy & collective frequencies merging into one living field of energy Doesn’t this sound like the honmoon? Haha

치유를 위해 당신이 내리는 선택을 모든 사람이 이해할 필요는 없습니다. 때로는 마음의 평화를 지키고 외부의 소음이나 다른 사람들, 주변 상황에 너무 신경 쓰지 않는 것이 중요합니다. 지금 가장 중요한 것은 당신 자신과 당신의 정신 건강을 돌보면서 당신에게 가장 적합한 치유의 길을 찾는 것입니다.q

BTS RM과 국립중앙박물관의 설레는 동행🤝🩷 BTS RM의 국립중앙박물관 글로벌 홍보대사 위촉식 현장을 공개합니다! #국립중앙박물관 #NationalMuseumofKorea #RM #BTS

the way every 5 min a new video was dropping and we were freaking out over the crazy crowd he had invited😭 that man is such a social butterfly it was one of our first times seeing sm interaction between k industry and them

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We met an army dad with this tshirt 😂😂😂 "I don't know the fanchant but I know my daughter is happy" #arirang_tour_madrid

BTS Madrid Day 1 project banner is so beautiful! "If you call, Spain runs. We follow you into the sun"