
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) member Jungkook raised questions about the sudden suspension of his SNS account. On the 27th, he posted an image with a question mark on his official Twitter account. The released photo revealed that his official Instagram account had been temporarily suspended on the 27th. Instagram notified him that 'an appeal must be made within 180 days regarding this decision.' They also explained that 'the user's account or activities on the account violate the terms of use regarding intellectual property rights, including trademark policies.' BTS made a comeback on March 20 with their 5th full album 'ARIRANG,' which topped the domestic music charts in Korea and also reached number one on the US Billboard's main charts, 'Billboard 200' and 'Hot 100.' The album sold over 4 million copies within just three days of its release according to the Hanta chart. They opened their world tour 'ARIRANG' at the Goyang Comprehensive Stadium and successfully completed performances in Tokyo Dome and Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, with plans to continue the tour in Busan, North America, and Europe on June 12-13.
According to Spotify, BTS’s 5th full album ARIRANG passed 5 billion cumulative streams as of the 14th, the most among 2026 releases. Every one of its 14 tracks topped 200 million streams, and the title track SWIM neared 1 billion. The album also set Billboard 200 records, including three straight weeks at No. 1.
Park Sae-mi suddenly announced that she will get married this week, posting wedding photos on SNS. She expressed affection for her groom-to-be, florist Kim Joon-young, and apologized for not being able to notify everyone personally. The couple, who met through a trainer, reportedly dated for about two years.
BTS’s “ARIRANG” Japan tour Blu-ray and DIGITAL CODE will go on preorder on October 2, 2026, and be released on December 23, 2026. It includes the Tokyo Dome Day 1 performance from April 17, featuring songs like “Hooligan,” “FAKE LOVE,” and “Butter,” plus an 84-minute behind-the-scenes video.
The Recording Academy has decided to keep the controversial Best Asian Pop Music Performance category for the 2027 Grammys. CEO Harvey Mason Jr. said the decision followed weeks of talks with Asian music leaders and creators, including critics and supporters, and that the Academy believes it is the right choice for the music industry.
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