BTS discusses their comeback and daily life in a fan Q&A, expressing excitement and sharing humorous moments about their experiences.
March/7/2026 14:32
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) revealed their feelings about the upcoming comeback and their simple daily life in a Q&A with fans. They also expressed their anticipation before meeting fans. On the 6th, a video titled 'BTS Reply To Fans Online' was released on GQ's YouTube channel. The members continued a cheerful talk while answering various questions left by fans. That day, the members smiled as they talked about group activities, saying, 'We are not lonely because we are together. It's always noisy and fun.' Among various topics, they joked about the high pitch of BTS's songs, saying, 'BTS's songs are really high. It's all Jimin's fault. They're very high,' which drew laughter. J-HOPE attracted attention by saying he recently wanted to go to a public bath, to which RM suddenly confessed, 'I went with Jimin this morning,' surprising the members. SUGA laughed as he said, 'When I first went to the public bath with Jimin, I was really embarrassed, but now I'm okay.' Jimin shyly replied, 'I greet the older people, so I was okay.' He also shared a simple wish to 'freely walk around crowded places.' The members continued, 'We want to go to an amusement park and try delicious places bustling with people,' saying they want to eat while feeling the atmosphere of a restaurant in a hall, not a private room. When a fan asked, 'How do you want to be remembered as an artist?' Jin answered, 'I want to leave good memories as a person and as BTS. I want to be remembered as happy memories.' The members responded, 'We are still halfway there,' saying, 'We are in the present tense. We are still young and promising.' They particularly conveyed their preparation status for the comeback, revealing they went to America right after their discharge and progressed with album work. The members shared, 'We had fun working in LA,' and expressed their excitement, saying, 'This song seems to be the best. We want to stand on stage soon.'
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