BTS members to enlist in the military together in 2025? Korean politicians reportedly discussing possibilities

BTS truly has the world's attention now. The Korean pop group has been making the headlines lately for their numerous milestones at the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

BTS is lighting up the Billboard Music Awards like «Dynamite!» The K-pop boy band performed their hit song at the awards show on Wednesday. RM, V, Jimin, Jin, Jungkook, Suga and J-Hope danced it out to the catchy song from Seoul, South Korea, in red 70s-inspired ensembles. Fun choreography, colorful graphics and a poppy light display brought their performance to the next level. The band is nominated for Top Duo/Group, and before their performance, took home Top Social Artist (which they've won

BTS ARMY has been awake since the wee hours of the morning waiting to see their idols at the Billboard Music Awards 2020. While we got another epic Dynamite performance which tore the house down all the way from South Korea as they rented out Incheon Airport, literally, BTS was also up for two awards - Top Social Artist and Top Group/Duo.

BTS fans are calling for the K-Pop group to be exempt from mandatory military service in South Korea.All able-bodied males aged between 18 and 28 are legally required to serve in the military for around two years as part of the country’s defence policy against North Korea.The eldest BTS member, Jin, turned 27 last December and must therefore sign up for military service by the end of 2021.

BTS is truly on cloud nine thanks to their single Dynamite which has been nothing short of fireworks to the music industry. Upon release, Dynamite debuted at No.

BTS are on a seemingly unstoppable rise at the moment, with their popularity at home in South Korea and internationally still on the up. However, fans are increasingly concerned that the group’s booming career may soon be scuppered by South Korea’s mandatory military service.

MTV announced the nominations for MTV Europe Music Awards 2020 and Lady Gaga has topped the list. The international singer has bagged seven nominations including Best Artist, Best Pop, Biggest Fans and Best Act (Home Region).

Rebecca Davis editorK-pop group BTS has become a global brand. Thanks to the band’s dazzling dance moves, layered music videos, engaging social media posts, and references to everything from Erich Fromm and Nietzsche — not to mention vocal abilities on the level of the best in the current pop arena — members RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook have made the music of their South Korean roots universal to those who love pop and appreciate the genre for its sonic optimism.

BTS achieved another milestone this week. The septet not only returned to the top spot of Billboard Hot 100 with their latest track Dynamite but BTS scored the #1 spot on Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl.

According to recent reports, BTS is all set to return to the Billboard Music Awards stage! In case you missed it, the popular South Korean boy band performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this week and during the broadcast of the latest episode, when BTS performed their song HOME on the show, a commercial was shown for the 2020 Billboard Music Awards that shared the news that the group will be performing at the ceremony! This will mark the third year in a row of BTS’ performance at

Dressed in fashionable hanboks, BTS treated BTS ARMY with an adorable Happy Chuseok Greeting while talking fondly about the beloved Korean festival, which is equivalent to Korea's Thanksgiving. Jungkook also won hearts by saying that he thinks of ARMY when asked what Chuseok brings to his mind.

In what is the Korean equivalent of Thanksgiving, Chuseok 2020 is finally upon us. While the harvest festival takes place on October 1 this year, the holidays for the same begin tomorrow, i.e.

Dynamites exploded on Monday and painted the social media purple after Billboard announced the Billboard Hot 100, Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. US charts.

The biggest boy band in the world is now joining the multi-millionaires club.

Huge congrats are in order to the seven members of the hit K-pop band BTS – they are all officially multi-millionaires!  This latest development took place after “their label, Big Hit Entertainment, pulled off South Korea’s biggest stock market listing in three years,” according to reports via CNN. CNN also reported that the company is issuing its “shares at 135,000 won (USD 115) each, raising 962.55 million won (USD 822 million) and valuing the company at 4.8 trillion won (USD 4.1 billion)” in

Huge congrats are in order to the seven members of the hit K-pop band BTS – they are all officially multi-millionaires!

There is no stopping BTS this year. The Korean boy group has been shattering records and taking home some of the biggest awards this year.