BTS: V aka Taehyung had the BEST meal ever at a Korean restaurant & wants the ARMY to try it too

By Nancy Tartaglione

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. 

If you’re not caught up with Korean rapper Simon Dominic yet, this would be a good time to dive into his catalog. The AOMG member has been building a huge following in his home country over the past few years, most recently with the release of his No Open Flames EP.

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.

Over the past few weeks, BTS singer V and Park Seo Joon's friendship has been making the headlines. The Taehyung penned and crooned the song Sweet Night for Joon's show Itaewon Class. Now, another Bangtan Boy's friendship with a K-Drama star is making the headlines. As per the Korean media, BTS singer Jin is harbouring a special friendship with Yoo Seungho. The actor is the face of the Korean show, Memorist. The actor took to Instagram to gush about the gift. 

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.

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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.

BTS members might be heartbroken. But RM, Jin, Jimin, Jungkook, V, Suga and J-Hope are trying to cheer the ARMY amid the Coronavirus outbreak. Due to the Covid-19 spread and fear, the Bangtan Boys were forced to cancel their Map of The Soul concerts in Korea. Given the current scenario in the US and European countries, rumours suggest BTS could postpone their tour in the two countries as well. While these headlines leave fans sad, the South Korean band shared a message of hope. 

Tae did say it—the sasaengs are not all right. ARMYs are realizing just how serious the 24-year-old star was being now that it seems BTS’ V’s passport was leaked by a stalker (also known as a “sasaeng” or obsessed fan). The details of the K-Pop star’s passport were reportedly found in a YouTube video on March 18, where viewers could see everything from V’s real name—Kim Tae-hyung—to his private identification number and residential information.

BTS was currently on a major promotional spree for their album, Map of the Soul: 7. After their US promotions, the Bangtan Boys took over the music shows in South Korea and got a staggering eight wins for the lead single of 7, ON. Now, as they take a mini-break and start gearing up for the world tour in April, BTS has a reason to celebrate as Suga turns 27 today, i.e. March 9, 2020. The singer celebrated with his BTS brothers and the septet shared videos of the same on Twitter.

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Oh, Tae. You even make popping a shirt button a moment to remember. BTS’ V’s wardrobe malfunction during an “ON” performance at the SBS’ Inkigayo stage on March 1 had ARMYs losing their minds when they witnessed it. And now you get to, too.