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On the afternoon of the 10th, the '2025 Korea Content Awards' ceremony was held at COEX in Seoul, attended by director Maggie Kang. She shared behind-the-scenes stories from 'KPOP Girls! Demon Hunters' and featured scenes from 'AyuKude.' BTS members V and RM, along with Lee Byung-hun, also gathered for a memorable photo with the popular Netflix anime director.

SUGA's charity concert for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was held at Yonsei University, showcasing their musical skills. The event raised funds for the Min Yungi Center, which offers art-integrated therapy programs. SUGA supported the children with a heartfelt video message, and all ticket proceeds will benefit the center.

BTS's V shared photos from a Hawaii trip with his friends from the 'Uga Family', including Park Seo-joon and Choi Woo-shik. The group enjoyed their vacation, wearing matching flower necklaces and swimming at the resort. Fans reacted positively to their reunion, and Park Seo-joon also shared travel photos on his Instagram.

RM from BTS shared his feelings about the group's future, admitting he has considered disbandment many times. He apologized for causing concern during a recent livestream and emphasized the strong love among members and their commitment to continue. RM also shared personal updates, including preparing for a driving test and returning home after renovations, while expressing excitement for their upcoming comeback next spring.

BTS member Jungkook is featured on the double cover of Rolling Stone Japan vol.33, with a 24-page photo and interview story. This issue, releasing on December 25, is part of a collaborative project with editions from Japan, the UK, and Korea, showcasing exclusive content and insights into Jungkook's artistic journey and personal growth.

The Asia Artist Awards 2025, marking its 10th anniversary, took place in Kaohsiung with 55,000 fans. The event featured unique performances from K-pop stars and awarded various artists, including LE SSERAFIM and Park Bo-gum, with multiple honors. The night was filled with excitement and memorable moments.

RM, the leader of BTS, shares his feelings about the group's upcoming comeback in spring 2024. He reflects on the challenges faced during their hiatus, the importance of their bond, and the pressure of preparing for their return. Despite struggles, he expresses a strong desire to perform again and appreciates the support from fans.

'#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR THE MOVIE', featuring Jin's first solo fan concert, premieres on January 2. The film showcases live performances from the concert in Goyang, South Korea, including hits like 'Happy' and 'Echo', along with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and special greeting videos for fans.

BTS members Jimin and Jin made significant impacts on Billboard Japan's annual charts for 2025, with Jimin's 'Who' and Jin's 'Echo' achieving notable rankings. Both members also excelled on Spotify Japan, with multiple tracks charting. J-Hope's performance at Lollapalooza Berlin was highlighted as a standout moment. Their continued success raises anticipation for their upcoming new album and world tour.

BTS has topped Spotify for four consecutive years, as announced in the 'Spotify Wrapped 2025'. Despite no group activities this year, they remain the most streamed Korean artists globally. Jungkook, Jimin, and Jin also ranked high in individual categories, with Jungkook achieving significant solo streaming milestones. BTS plans a world tour with a new album next spring.