BTS Unveils Series to Help Fans Learn Korean While Social Distancing

The Coronavirus outbreak might have dampened the spirits of the BTS ARMY looking forward to attending the Map of the Soul tour. But BTS is making complete use of this time to work on some new music. As per the latest international reports, BTS is all set to rule Japan this summer. The Korean pop band released their new album Map of the Soul: 7 earlier this year. If international reports are to believed, the Bangtan Boys are working on a new Japanese album set to release in July this year. 

One of the most popular South Korean shows is King of Mask Singer in which prominent celebrities are dressed head-to-toe in elaborate costumes and sing covers of popular songs. The singing competition became so popular that it was adapted into the American singing competition, The Masked Singer.

The South Korean government has unveiled a package of measures to help the local film industry, which is currently reeling from the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Self-isolation and social distancing are turning out to be much harder than one can imagine! Due to the coronavirus scare going rampant across the globe, everything now is on standstill mode! BTS is currently self-isolating in South Korea, but work is always on their mind and more often than not, they're busy on their music as revealed by all their social media pages.

Big Hit Entertainment, the Korean music label which represents pop sensation BTS, recorded bumper profits in 2019.

The BTS fandom is losing their collective minds today courtesy Jimin and Jungkook. The Bangtan Boys, who have cancelled the Korean leg of Map of the Soul tour and rescheduled the North American leg of the tour, appeared on a new episode of Run BTS. Like every other episode, Mochi, Kookie, RM, Jin, V, Suga and J-Hope came together to shoot a series of fun activities. While there were several moments that caught ARMY's attention, fans cannot stop talking about a moment featuring Jikook. 

A few days back, James Corden made the revelation that BTS was amongst the several artists, who were going perform from the confines of their homes for his HomeFest: James Corden’s Late Late Show Special.

BTS members remind us of the importance of writing notes from time to time. Just a few days ago, we reported that BTS singer V aka Taehyung had left behind a note for a Korean restaurant owner. The singer enjoyed the food so much that he thanked him for the service and asked the ARMY to visit it. Now, BTS leader RM has done something similar. Namjoon has reportedly penned a special note for his Pilates teacher. The singer sent her a humble note after the teacher opened her own studio. 

K-pop stars BTS are rescheduling their upcoming North American tour dates due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It is a difficult time for BTS and the ARMY. Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Korean leg of the 'Map of the Soul' tour has been postponed.

Pinkvilla previously reported that BTS singer V made his way on sets of Itaewon Class. The singer made his way on the sets of the Korean drama to support his close friend Park Seojoon.

In February 2020, BTS landed in the US to promote their latest album, Map of the Soul: 7 and were a part of talk shows like The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Late Show with James Corden. With the latter, we saw their debut performance of Black Swan, playing Hide & Seek with Ashton Kutcher and the eagerly awaited Carpool Karaoke with BTS. Now, there is some good news for ARMY, amidst the self-isolation due to the coronavirus scare.

The entire world is currently on a standstill amidst the coronavirus scare that has shaken us into self-isolation and social distancing. BTS, that was busy promoting Map of the Soul: 7, with their US leg and South Korean music shows, had to cancel 4 of their Seoul concerts for the Map of the Soul Tour. While ARMY was disappointed, they were made happy because of BTS member V who released his solo single, Sweet Night for Itaewon Class OST.

Want to learn a new language while practicing social distancing? BTS is here to help. The K-Pop group is helping fans learn Korean by releasing 30 lessons via the fan community platform Weverse.

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The perfect isolation activity for BTS fans...

BTS may have started seven years ago like any other K-pop band but the septet had dreams higher than anyone else's imagination. Steadily, with each passing year, the Bangtan Boys attained success not just in South Korea, but all around the globe as well.