
BTS's V conveyed a message of gratitude to fans in Japanese. Yesterday (22nd), V posted on his Instagram in Japanese, "Thank you for creating such a wonderful performance together. Your cheers were brighter than anyone else's and became a great support. I am truly grateful." He sent this message to fans who made memories together at the Tokyo Dome performance. Along with this, he also released many memory photos taken in Japan. He shared images of himself walking in the rain with members under an umbrella, eating ramen side by side, and rehearsing at the Tokyo Dome. Additionally, a cute photo of him enjoying Japanese food while holding a rice bowl caught attention. BTS held their world tour Japan performance 'BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN JAPAN' at Tokyo Dome on the 17th and 18th of this month, captivating 110,000 fans over two days. After successfully concluding their performances in Japan, they departed today (23rd) for their U.S. shows.
RM of BTS is embroiled in controversy after being accused of smoking and discarding cigarette butts in a non-smoking area in Japan. Reports indicate that while in Shibuya for a drinking party, RM and friends smoked in the hallway of a bar without a designated smoking area. Photos surfaced showing RM smoking next to a cleaning employee, raising concerns about public behavior. BTS recently performed in Tokyo and is set to meet fans in Tampa, USA, later this month.
On the morning of the 23rd, BTS departed from Incheon International Airport to the U.S. for their 'BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG'. The tour, which began on the 9th in Goyang, features 85 performances across 34 cities, making it the largest solo concert series by a Korean artist. They will continue in Tampa, Florida on the 25th, 26th, and 28th.
In a recent interview, J-HOPE of BTS discussed their new album 'SWIM', highlighting its themes of love and life. He expressed gratitude for the group's reunion after 3 years and shared insights on the song '2.0', which he proposed to the producers. He emphasized the importance of their roots and the desire for their music to resonate with everyone.
BTS's title track 'SWIM' from their 5th album 'ARIRANG' has topped the Billboard Global 200 and Global (excluding U.S.) charts for 4 consecutive weeks. The album also ranks 3rd on the Billboard 200, with several other tracks charting in the Hot 100. Their world tour has begun, with a record number of shows planned.
BTS has released a trailer for 'Run BTS 2.0', a new version of their popular variety show. The first episode features members enjoying a trip, playing games, and cooking. The show has garnered immense support since its debut in 2015, with millions of views. The first episode airs on March 23 on YouTube and Weverse.
J-HOPE of BTS announced the passing of his grandmother while performing at the Tokyo Dome. He shared his sorrow on Instagram, revealing that she taught him how to bow. The group recently resumed album activities with 'ARIRANG' and is set to tour globally after a successful concert in Tokyo.
BTS is set to expand its cultural festival, 'THE CITY ARIRANG', globally, with events in Las Vegas from May 20-31 and Busan from June 5-21. The festival will blend BTS's music with media art, featuring collaborations with local brands and unique cultural experiences in both cities. Details will be shared on Weverse.
The Seoul police confirmed that the investigation into HYBE's Bang Si-hyuk for fraudulent activities is nearing completion, with legal considerations underway. The U.S. Embassy in South Korea has requested cooperation regarding his travel, but the police have not officially received this request yet. Bang is under scrutiny for allegedly misleading investors about an IPO plan and selling shares in a private fund, leading to a travel ban.
BTS's V enjoyed his time at Pokémon Park, sharing memorable photos on social media, including him wearing a Psyduck hat and posing with Snorlax. Fans reacted with excitement, expressing their joy over his love for Pokémon. BTS recently held a successful concert at Tokyo Dome, marking their first full concert in Japan in seven years, with 110,000 fans attending over two days. They will continue their world tour across 34 cities.
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