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oh to see pied piper live 😮‍💨

"THEY GOT IT... when i tell y'all they brought so many sounds, so many different genres to the table with this project" this reactor (thxtboideli) perfectly described the journey that arirang listeners through, from the highs to no. 29 (interlude as he described it) to the lows

I think the world isn't giving BTS enough credits for their incredible storytelling through cinematographic music videos and hauntingly beautiful from their honest emotions, hearts on their sleeves, that even something that is fundamentally monotonous & painful, can be beautiful.

Leader RM at Major Global and National Events:

BTS’ “ARIRANG” becomes the FIRST and ONLY 2026 album to have 8 songs surpass 200 MILLION streams on Spotify. — Achieving this in just 92 days, reaching a level unmatched by other 2026 albums.

RM is now the face of South Korea’s national museum 😭

Swim is now at #8 on global chart and if you do not stabilise for weekend we will go out of top 10 and the streams will decrease below 4 million 😃 Please stream 🙏🏼

swim is such a needed song. the ocean doesn't suddenly become fair because you've had a hard time. the waves don't stop because you're tired. life keeps happening and you keep moving. so keep swimming!!

why he spill da tea 🫪

this is what we’ve been telling people!! if you put whatever prejudice you have aside you can find so many gems in their discography

At some point, ARMYs need to understand the difference between advocacy and optics. Mass-tagging industry figures, creating daily hashtags, and forcing narratives rarely changes outcomes. If anything, it can make genuine support look manufactured. The strongest promotion has always been organic: people discovering the music, critics discussing the work, fans sharing what they genuinely love, and audiences showing up through streams, sales, and engagement. If PR isn't your area of expertise, that's okay. Not everyone needs to be a strategist. Supporting the music itself is already valuable. Sometimes the most effective thing a fan can do is let the work speak for itself. If you cannot do PR, just stream. Thankyou.

bro got hit with PEAK

If we want to build 👵buzz, BTS' FIFA half time performance would be the best chance to do it. A lot of industry ppl have been following & will be tuning in for the final. Be prepared to spread their performance on EVERY PLATFORM & promote ARIRANG. Create the buzz organically.

What makes ARIRANG AOTY-worthy is how complete it is. It’s not just a collection of strong songs, it has a clear emotional arc, cultural identity & a purpose from start to finish. BTS made an album that feels personal, ambitious & globally resonant without losing its roots.

LMAOO NO CUZ SAME???!

Some of you guys are making this grammy thing harder than it is, just speak about the album all the time and continue streaming and buying it, be loud about it not only for nominations but because you love it and want to keep letting the world know why its the best.

The Aura is Unmatched

@realbtsjeongguk they were able to reach 80M followers on multiple platforms so i say more or less around there 🙂‍↕️

realistically how many armys do you guys think there are in the world

국중박💜RM 국립중앙박물관이 글로벌 홍보대사 RM과 새로운 여정을 시작합니다! 💜더 보기 m.blog.naver.com/100museum/2243… #국립중앙박물관 #홍보대사 #BTS #RM

A Korean man was spotted in Mexico after the Mexico v Korea match singing BTS’ “Body to Body.” Mexicans immediately joined in, singing “Arirang” word-for-word. The fact BTS worried people might reject something so precious to Korean history, only for the world to embrace it like this… 🥺🇲🇽💜🇰🇷 #mexico #southkorea #worldcup

📣: i’ll say this once so i hope it’s clear bc this is so basic and shouldn’t be repeated twice. and ill be deleting to remove trace. a lot of R@ members DO NOT really respond well to feeling pushed toward anything. tagging them is probably the fastest way to make them less interested. it will backfire. a lot of them don’t like feeling like they’re being directed toward a conclusion or recruited into a conversation. If they’re tagged en masse, it can easily come across as pressure, even if that’s not the intention. they usually need to arrive at things on their own. and with certain fandoms already having a reputation for being a bit intense (which we love but can backfire at times 🤷🏻‍♀️), some people tend to tune out before the conversation even starts. that’s why it works better when the discussion happens NATURALLY (but ofc we put a lot of force behind the curtains, smartly) and stays focused on the artistry itself. I don't really get why that's such a hard thing to do when, at the end of the day, that's the whole reason most of us are here in the first place.