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Enlistment Announcement and Fan Reactions The air was punctuated with a mix of anticipation and apprehension as Suga, beloved member of global sensation BTS, took to Weverse Live to share a life-altering announcement. The date was September 17, a day now etched in the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. Clad in his BE era hairstyle, which had become symbolic of a significant chapter in his life, Suga's words echoed through the digital platform, reaching every corner of the globe. He was to embark on a new journey - his mandatory military enlistment. As the news reverberated across cyberspace, it was met with a wave of emotional responses from his devoted fanbase, fondly known as the ARMY. The sense of loss was palpable, as the inevitability of his impending departure struck home. Yet, amid the heartache, there was a wellspring of support for Suga, manifesting in countless messages and letters penned by adoring fans. One poignant message stood out, its sincerity and depth tugging ...

BTS BTS will release an Anthology album that summarizes their activities since their debut, including three new songs next month. Big Hit Music, the agency, announced on May 5 through the fan community platform 'Weverse, "We will release the anthology album 'Proof' which consists of a total of 3 CDs, on Friday, June 10 at 1pm." It has been about 11 months since BTS released a physical album.  The last one was a CD-type album containing 'Butter' and 'Permission to Dance' in July of last year. In terms of non-single albums, it has been 1 year and 7 months since the special album 'BE' was released in November 2020. BTS is celebrating their ninth anniversary in June and the boys are ready to begin a new chapter. HYBE emphasized, "BTS, who have been running nonstop since 2013, will celebrate their ninth anniversary in June.  We thank 'ARMY' who have sent unchanging love and support." HYBE also added "At this moment as BTS ...

BTS South Korea’s National Assembly passed a bill on December 1, allowing top K-pop stars such as BTS to delay enlistment until the age of 30. In South Korea, they implement a compulsory military service system, and all men who meet the requirements must enter the military for about 20 months between the ages of 18 and 28. However, after this amendment to the law, some pop stars who have received cultural medals can postpone their enlistment after being recommended by the Minister of Culture. Prior to this amendment, only well-known athletes or classical musicians in Korea could be exempted or postponed to join the army. The revised "Military Service Law" stated that if an artist in the field of popular culture "recommended by the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, who has made outstanding contributions to the promotion of Korea's image both domestically and internationally", the latest age for enlistment can be postponed to 30 years old. Yonhap News Agenc...