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July 2020 belonged to BTS as they finally released their highly-awaited Japanese album, Map of the Soul: 7 - The Journey. While the album included Japanese versions of their several hit songs like On, Black Swan, Boy With Luv and Idol, there were also brand new tracks like the lead single, Stay Gold, as well as Jungkook's composed song, Your Eyes Tell.

Over the weekend, a slew of activities featuring BTS had its fandom jumping with joy. The South Korean band recently released their Japanese album Map of the Soul ~ Journey.

MAN WITH A MISSION shared the new music video accompanying their latest track, "Rock Kingdom" featuring Tomoyasu Hotei.The rocking collaboration follows the two acts getting together for Hotei's track "Give It to the Universe," included on his album GUITARHYTHM VI, released last year.The collage-like video for "Rock Kingdom" features performances by the wolf-masked members and the veteran rocker shredding his iconic black and white guitar, apparently shot individually in their respective

Bts have recorded an original theme song for the Japanese movie Your Eyes Tell.BTS member Jungkook is among the composers, according to Variety, marking the first time the band has contributed to a film score.The song and the movie share the same English-language title, with the theme also featuring as a track on their new MAP OF THE SOUL: 7 – THE JOURNEY – album, which debuted in Japan on Wednesday.In a statement, the band says: “We are glad to be part of such an amazing film.

This week, BTS is dominating the music world with the release of their fourth Japanese album, Map of the Soul: 7 The Journey. The album contains the Japanese versions of the tracks from their massively successful last outing, Map of the Soul: 7, with a few new tracks like the lead single, Stay Gold, and Your Eyes Tell.

TWICE's new single, "Fanfare," lands at No. 1 on the latest Billboard Japan Hot 100 with 208,778 copies sold in its first week. On the chart dated July 6 to 12, the multinational girl group leads physical sales while faring well in Twitter mentions (No. 2), look-ups (No. 3), and radio airplay (No. 4).

Days after becoming the first J-pop artist to hit 5 million subscribers on YouTube, Japanese hitmaker Kenshi Yonezu unleashed a new addition to his visual catalog of creative music videos, which have been viewed nearly 3 billion times to date.

It's been an interesting few hours for ARMY, as BTS finally released their highly-awaited fourth Japanese album, Map of the Soul: 7 The Journey. Not only did MOTS: 7 The Journey contain Japanese versions of their tracks from Map of the Soul: 7 but its new songs included the lead single, Stay Gold, as well as Your Eyes Tell, which was a ballad composed by Jungkook.

Yesterday, ARMY shed tears of joy as they went through a definitive roller coaster ride of emotions. Why, you wonder? Well, BTS appeared on the popular Japanese late-night show, CDTV Japan, and performed Your Eyes Tell for the first time ever.

BTS' world domination is seriously no joke! The septet, who will be releasing their fourth Japanese album, Map of the Soul: The Journey, on July 15, has been on a record-breaking spree with present and past songs.

Next week, BTS will be dropping Map of the Soul: The Journey, which will not just feature Japanese versions of songs from Map of the Soul: 7, but additional new tracks too for ARMY to obsess over. Their fourth Japanese album features the title track, Stay Gold, which has managed to warm hearts all around the world for its positive vibe and has peaked at #1 on iTunes Top Songs chart in 82 countries.

J-pop singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu recently added another accomplishment to his ever-growing list of accolades: hitting 5 million subscribers on YouTube.

BTS member RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook dressed to kill as they sat down for a special interview this weekend. The Bangtan Boys are releasing their new Japanese album, Map of the Soul: 7 ~ The Journey ~.

Just when you think BTS was planning on being MIA, a few days before the release of their fourth Japanese album, Map of the Soul: The Journey, Namjin is here to quench ARMY's thirst with their hilarious antics. It was in May, where ARMY was not just blessed with an RM and Jin selfie, a V Live session along with an Eat Jin session, but the pair also hilariously trolled each other on Weverse, breaking the site in the process.

"Uncorrupted. Those eyes are like diamonds.

It goes without saying that the ARMY is looking forward to getting their hands on Vogue Japan's upcoming issue featuring BTS. The seven-member Korean band - comprising of RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook - dressed to kill in the cover picture.

LOVE FADERS, is the No. 1 album of the week, and the release of his past catalog on major streaming services on the same day as these new records appears to have boosted the sales of both.Aimyon's "Hadaka no kokoro" jumps 10-4 this week, selling 10,420 copies in its first week, a personal best for all of her past singles to date.