Break The Silence: RM aka Namjoon on why BTS is successful: We're a group of guys who speak the same language

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Break The Silence; BTS' latest docuseries which took us on a 351-day journey between their Love Yourself World Tour and Speak Yourself World Tour, released its final episode this week aptly titled We Walked Together. The seven episodes have managed to leave ARMY an emotional mess as the beloved members broke their silence on touchy topics like future retirement and even dealing with the crazy pressure and exhaustion from being an idol.

Break The Silence has come to its end with Ep 7 titled We Walked Together being the curtain call for BTS' latest emotionally-stirring docuseries. While we've had that emotional journey with the boys over the seven episodes, the final episode hit deeper in the best of ways.

Break The Silence has been a roller coaster ride of emotions for ARMY as BTS literally bare their souls and bring out their vulnerable sides in the new docuseries. From the pressure of being global idols to addressing the elephant in the room, which is their retirement in the future, the Bangtan Boys were their honest emotional selves. This meant having to go through the episodes with a heavy heart and yet, feeling a sense of hope as the septet promised to be together for as long as they can.

On May 28, the finale episode of BTS' Break The Silence aired. On any normal day, such an event leads to the ARMY painting social media platforms, especially Twitter, purple with their love for the Bangtan Boys. From showering the BTS members with unfiltered love to sharing their favourite moments from the episode, the hashtag #Break_The_Silence would be among the top five trends across the world. However, the ARMY unanimously decided to refrain from discussing about the episode on Twitter. 

Break The Silence Ep 6, which is aptly titled Now and Tomorrow has tugged deeply at ARMY hearts, who were left an emotional mess as BTS tackled 'retirement' and disbanding in the future. However, besides the emotional talks on letting go with no regrets, the members also had heartwarming confessions to make while speaking about their close friendship and unbreakable bond. V shared his thoughts on how the specific seven members were picked to form BTS during their trainee days.

In Break The Silence EP 6 titled Now and Tomorrow; over a lunch session, BTS members finally spoke in detail about the elephant in the room which is their eventual disbandment when the time comes. It was something that ARMY was dreading but a discussion that the septet needed to have nonetheless.

BTS has always been extremely honest with ARMY about their thought process as they go through their 20s being labelled as a global phenomenon. So much fame and popularity at such a young age and continuing to thrive while on top of the ladder has its obvious advantages and disadvantages. In Break The Silence Ep 5 tiled The Opposite Side, the septet let their guard down and bared their soul on the struggles they face when it comes to fame, fortune and popularity.

Break The Silence; the latest BTS docuseries is literally aiming at leaving ARMY in a state of an emotional mess as the members pour their hearts out like never before. In Break The Silence Ep 5 titled The Opposite Side, the majority of the episode focuses on Jimin losing his voice during BTS' Sao Paulo concert of Speak Yourself World Tour. An exhausted ChimChim is seen being escorted backstage as he whispers, "My throat hurts so much that it's hard to breathe."

BTS has more or less been an open book for ARMY (Barring the privacy surrounding their dating life!) thanks to their various docuseries that have surfaced over the years. This time, we have Break The Silence, which looks into the septet's 351-day journey between their Love Yourself World Tour and their Speak Yourself World Tour.

Through their latest docuseries, Break The Silence, BTS are revealing their innermost thoughts regarding the fame and fortune that has enveloped them over the past few years. Given that they are now global superstars, there are pros and cons to stardom and the septet is not shying away from talking about the struggles that come with their popularity.

While we're all stuck at home on quarantine mode due to the coronavirus pandemic, Michelle Obama has decided to gift students graduating this year a special virtual graduation ceremony. Dear Class of 2020 will be hosted by the former First Lady and will include commencement speeches by her, Barack Obama, BTS and Lady Gaga amongst several others. As per Variety, the star power has doubled up now with the inclusion of Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Demi Lovato and more.