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BTS dropped the beautiful music video for their latest single “Stay Gold“!

The K-pop boy band dropped the song from the Japanese-language release of their album Map of the Soul: 7 ~The Journey~.

The new video is already breaking records. For a Japanese music video by a Korean artist, it is the fastest to reach 20 MILLION views on YouTube, and it happened within 13 hours.

Earlier this month, BTS broke another record with their Bang Bang Con: The Live concert. Get the details on that record breaking performance!

BTS‘ agency, Big Hit Entertainment, is starting the process to find the hot new band to become a K-pop sensation with their new series I-LAND.

The show will be available to watch on Rakuten Viki beginning on Friday (June 26). Find out more here!

BTS has a new record with their Bang Bang Con: The Live concert!

The group’s performance broke the virtual attendance record for the performance on Sunday (June 14), Variety reports.

The guys hit a “peak of 756,000 concurrent viewers in 107 countries and territories. Attendance was the equivalent of 15 shows at a 50,000 seat stadium and was the biggest audience for a paid virtual concert.”

“Though we may not be able to see each other at this time, we’ve been constantly striving to grow as a group. We are coping up with it pretty well so hope that you too can overcome this time by finding the small joy within. Hope we can meet each other again with smiles on our faces,” Jimin told fans.

BTS performed a 100 minute show with a 12 song set, including “DOPE,” “Boyz with Fun,” “Like,” “Just One Day,” “Jamais Vu,” “Respect,” “Friends,” “Black Swan,” “Boy With Luv (Feat. Halsey),” “Go Go,” “Anpanman” and “Spring Day.”

The K-pop group recently honored the BTS Army and their past up until now in their latest music video for “We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal.”

BTS have unveiled their new music video for “We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal“!

The K-pop group released the video during their 2020 FESTA celebration on Thursday (June 11).

The video takes fans through the band’s past, paying homage to almost each of their past videos.

It also references the powerful BTS Army in the lyrics, “We were only seven, but we have you all now,” and the visuals.

There’s a moment in the video where the Army is “forming the ever-expanding purple galaxy BTS members often refer to in song form and real life. ARMY also takes the form of a whale (or kore) that quite literally carries BTS to the stage,” Teen Vogue writes.

Check out the full video now for the emotional song…

BTS sang a super viral song during Carpool Karaoke!

In a newly released, never-before-seen clip from The Late Late Show with James Corden, the K-pop group sang a bit of “Baby Shark”.

During Monday night’s (June 8) episode, James Corden praised BTS for their $1 million donation to Black Lives Matter, along with the BTS Army matching that donation.

“While the President is busy threatening military force, it appears to me that the only troops we should be sending in right now is the BTS Army,” James said. “And we wanted to thank all the BTS fans for their phenomenal work these past few days. And what better way to do that than sharing with them a never before seen clip of BTS from our ‘Carpool Karaoke.’”

If you want to watch it again, you can check out BTS‘ “Carpool Karaoke” right here!

Alex and Maia Shibutani have made a donation in support of Black Lives Matter!

The ice skating siblings joined the valiant efforts of the BTS army in raising over a million dollars, in just one day.

“#BTSARMY has raised over $1 million for Black Lives Matter causes to match @bts.bighitofficial’s donation – and they’re still going. We made a donation – please join us!” they wrote on Instagram on Sunday (June 7).

The efforts of the very passionate fandom was in response to the K-pop group’s donation of their own.

BTS and their management company Big Hit Entertainment donated $1 million to Black Lives Matter, Variety confirmed over the weekend.

“Black people all over the world are in pain at this moment from the trauma of centuries of oppression. We are moved by the generosity of BTS and allies all over the world who stand in solidarity in the fight for Black lives,” Kailee Scales, Black Lives Matter managing director, said in a statement.

Just a few days before, BTS shared a message in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

K-Pop stans also took over hashtags that were anti-Black Lives Matter last week.

BTS is celebrating the Class of 2020!

The K-Pop group took part in YouTube’s Dear Class of 2020 on Sunday (June 7).

During the virtual graduation, the guys – Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook – shared heartfelt messages with graduates, sharing some advice with them.

In his speech, Jin talked about feeling insecure after he graduated and how he handled it.

“What held me together during those times was a promise I made to myself to take it slow. From then on, it became a habit of mine to take some time for myself,” Jin shared.

“We may just be seeing each other through a camera, but I know your future will boom into something much bigger,” RM added.

In the end, BTS thew their graduation caps in the air and shouted, “Congratulations, class of 2020!”

If you missed it, BTS recently made a huge donation to Black Lives Matter.

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Jungkook has released a new song!

The BTS member goes solo on the ballad titled “Still With You“, and the link to the song says “thank you army”.

The new song comes as part of the boys’ Festa 2020 celebration, marking the anniversary celebration, where they will be gifting fans with special “family portraits,” choreography videos, photo collections and new songs.

It also comes exactly one year after Jin dropped his solo single “Tonight”, which was also a ballad. Listen to it here!

Just a couple of weeks before, SUGA released his solo mixtape D-2, and the music video for “Daechwita”.

The day before Jungkook‘s song release, BTS released a statement in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and racial injustice. See what they said here!