Here’s a summary of the latest episode: following their wild and invigorating performance in Chile in Episode 3, BTS now face a new weight of expectations. The latest episode reveals behind-the-scenes footage of BTS members practicing passionately to improve their stage performance, hoping to wrap up their South America tour with a big bang. Tensions boil up during these practice sessions, as we see V and Jin get into a heated argument about each other’s performance. With so much on the line, how can BTS come together and reconcile their conflicts before it’s too late?
Watch a preview of the episode, which is available in full on YouTube Red, below!
BTS are doing something new – and we’re freaking out!
The massively popular South Korean boy band surprised their A.R.M.Y. with a nine minute video on Thursday (April 5), and it’s called Euphoria: Theme of Love Yourself: Wonder.
The boys only just released their third Japanese album, Face Yourself, earlier in the week! Their last Korean album, Love Yourself: Her, was released in September.
The video was directed by YongSeok Choi. Fans have already begun analyzing the dramatic video’s meaning. There’s also a preview of a new song included!
The album is a compilation of both previously released hits and new music, including Japanese version of smashes like “Blood, Sweat & Tears,” “DNA” and “Mic Drop.” There are four new songs included as well: “Intro: Ringwanderung,” “Don’t Leave Me,” “Let Go” and “Outro: Crack.”
Listen to Face Yourself below! You can also download the album on iTunes.
K-Pop group BTS‘s YouTube Red series Burn the Stage is HERE!
The series, which will have eight episodes, premiered today on YouTube Red and will take fans inside their sold-out 2017 world tour.
In the first episode, fans will time travel back to one year before the band sets out on their The Wings Tour.
For the first time ever, fans will see BTS’ authenticity in raw moments of conflict and agony as their recount their stories of struggle, oblivious to the rolling cameras.
The first two episodes from Burn the Stage are available now and will be released weekly on the band’s BANGTANTV YouTube channel.
The first episode is free, with episode two and beyond being available for view after signing up for YouTube Red, YouTube’s subscription platform.
Fans are about to get a behind the scenes look at the lives of K-Pop group BTS in the upcoming YouTube Red series Burn the Stage.
The series will have eight episodes and it is set to premiere on March 28th at 8:00am PST.
The show gives an intimate eyewitness account of their star-making, sold-out 2017 world tour, taking BTS for 300-days through 20 cities across Asia, South America, and the United States, as well as their meteoric rise on the global stage through the band’s eyes.
Burn the Stage includes intimate interviews and raw moments with band members in their private quarters backstage or in hotel rooms, as well as never-before-seen footage of key breakthrough moments for the band.
“We’re thrilled to be working with BTS to launch their groundbreaking documentary on YouTube Red to their worldwide ARMY fans. YouTube has been instrumental in spreading BTS’ music around the world, so today we’re happy that we can be a part of this series’ launch that showcases BTS’ maturation as global phenomena,” said Nadine Zylstra, Head of YouTube Originals, Asia Pacific.
Looks like you’ll be adding more Puma products to your wardrobe pretty soon, because BTS has a new collaboration with the brand coming out very soon!
PUMAxBTS will be launching in Korea first in the spring and then it will roll out around the world in the summer. The guys all starred in a new campaign for the collection and we have the images here.
A follow up capsule to be released later this fall.
The pop music icons have partnered up with the brand in South Korea since 2015 and now they are taking the partnership worldwide with the PUMAxBTS collaboration.
BTS are on the cover of Billboard‘s latest issue, out now.
Here’s what the hugely successful K-Pop boy band had to say…
RM on social change: “Honestly, from our standpoint, every day is stressful for our generation. It’s hard to get a job, it’s harder to attend college now more than ever. Adults need to create policies that can facilitate that overall social change. Right now, the privileged class, the upper class needs to change the way they think.”
RM on the recent death of Jonghyun from the K-pop group SHINee: “We went to give our condolences that morning. I couldn’t sleep at all that night. It was so shocking, because we had seen him so often at events. He was so successful.”
Suga on the death of Jonghyun and mental health awareness: “I really want to say that everyone in the world is lonely and everyone is sad, and if we know that everyone is suffering and lonely, I hope we can create an environment where we can ask for help, and say things are hard when they’re hard, and say that we miss someone when we miss them.”
