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Jimin said. “I think that’s why we’re going through a rough patch right now, we’re trying to find our identity and that’s an exhausting and long process,” he addedThis month marked Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook’s ninth year together as BTS.BTS was formed in 2010 and debuted in 2013.While this will be their first extended break, it’s not the first time they have taken one.

aired Thursday.In a cheeky segment, the group used the metaphorical meaning of their first hit song — an allegory for carpe diem — to reference times when they’ve “seized the day” in the past.The interview took a slightly awkward turn when she probed the brothers about their wives.“Isaac, the story of how you met your wife, it really chimed with me. You saw her — have I got this right? — in the crowd at a gig and you knew there was a connection, there was something,” Thornton asked the band’s eldest member.

No. 1 single “Watermelon Sugar” in 2020, a judge on Britain’s “The X Factor” was sour on the future pop superstar.After the then-16-year-old bakery worker crooned Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely” a cappella during his 2010 audition, he was unceremoniously shot down by music manager Louis Walsh.

“MMMBop,” but Hanson’s No. 1 smash hit — which had everybody bopping 25 years ago — is deeper than you might think.“The song [is] all about the passage of time and how very few things will last,” Zac Hanson told The Post.

heartthrob boy band BTS were gifted a creative loophole to show their love for the pop sensations, despite harsh COVID restrictions at Thursday’s Seoul, South Korea, performance.“Cheering loudly, yelling, chanting and standing up during ‘BTS Permission To Dance On Stage — Seoul’ is strictly prohibited according to government guidelines,” the band’s management released in a statement ahead of showtime, according to the Mirror.The outlet also noted the homecoming show — their first for the South Korean capital in over two years — had only 15,000 seated fans of an originally anticipated 70,000 allowed in the Seoul Olympic Stadium.However, those lucky enough to nab a spot inside were still able to share their love for the “Boy With Luv” singers — with good old-fashioned clapping.

the BBC reported.Per the statement, Fu had pretended to be a guy so she become a member of YGN Youth Club’s boot camp, a challenging program that trains preteen boys, aged 11 to 13, the requisite dance and vocal skills to become rich and famous pop stars.

Barbra Streisand, they ain’t.But the boys of BTS are still capable of pulling off a summer-ready smoothie with their new single “Butter.”The latest single from the K-pop sensations, released on Friday, is another dose of fizzy fun from the South Korean septet.Even if you’ll forget about it as soon as the 2 minutes and 45 seconds are over.

He’s no longer singing the blues. After three months of being trapped on a Chinese boy band competition show, Russian language interpreter Vladislav Ivanov has finally been set free. “Thank y’all for your support,” said Ivanov, 27, on social media platform Weibo Saturday.

#BTSArmy hear about this: Boy band hopefuls are gearing up for a battle to become the next BTS.Big Hit Entertainment, the label behind the K-pop sensation, and Universal Music Group will develop the new band, according to a joint statement on Wednesday.“I strongly believe that UMG and Big Hit will create a synergy that will rewrite the global music history,” said Bang Si-Hyuk, the chief executive of Big Hit.

South Korean boy band is here to soothe all your pandemic woes with “Life Goes On,” the lead track and first single off of the group’s new album “BE,” which dropped early Friday.On the acoustic-guitar-laced mid-tempo track, BTS — crooning as well as rapping — offers COVID-era comfort in both Korean and English.

“High School Musical” franchise.“What was really cool about it was that Kenny established that we do have a say in the process. He really made it clear to us that we were his partners, not like he was a boss and we were his workers,” says Reyes.

O.T. Fagbenle’s new series is a family affair.That’s because “Maxxx,” a six-episode comedy created by Fagbenle (“The Handmaid’s Tale”), co-stars and is co-executive-produced by his brother, Luti.

Chris Trousdale was a singer with the late 1990s early 2000s boy band Dream Street.  

The management company for BTS star Suga released a formal apology after social media backlash to the South Korean rapper’s use of cult leader Jim Jones’ voice on his new mixtape.

Mario Lopez is taking a break from his busy quarantine sex life to relaunch the legendary Latin boy band Menudo.

Backstreet Boys will head out on a 45-date North American tour this summer. The tour, produced by Live Nation, will kick off July 10th in New York at the Jones Beach Theater and include stops across the U.S. and Canada.