“I was like: ‘No fucking way can this be happening – and why?’” Satchel added, going on to reveal his first impressions upon hearing the band’s music.

“I had to figure it out,” he said. “So I listened to two songs. It was the worst fucking shit I’ve ever heard in my life.”

BTS CREDIT: BIGHIT MUSIC

This year, BTS have been forced to go on a temporary break due to South Korea’s mandatory military service for all able-bodied males. During the break, a number of the members are launching solo careers, with RM releasing his debut studio album ‘Indigo’.

Last month, the band’s J-hope began the process of enlisting for mandatory military service in South Korea, becoming the second member of BTS to enlist following Jin in December of 2022.

Men are usually required to enlist by the age of 28, though the Order of Cultural Merit awarded to BTS by former president Moon Jae-In in 2018 allows the seven members of the boyband to enlist at 30 instead.

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According to an October 17 statement from Big Hit Music, the remaining members of BTS will also carry out their military service according to their individual plans. It added that “both the company and the members of BTS are looking forward to reconvening as a group again around 2025 following their service commitment”.

This suggests that some of BTS’ younger members may be enlisting sooner than expected, as Jimin and V are technically only required to enlist by 2025 and youngest member Jungkook by 2027. Rapper Suga turns 30 in March 2023 and is likely to enlist soon.

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Back in 2021, BTS became the first Korean act to achieve a billion streams with ‘Dynamite’. The song has since been added into Spotify’s official ‘Billions Club’ playlist, alongside hits like Harry Styles‘ ‘Watermelon Sugar’, Ed Sheeran‘s ‘Shape Of You’ and more.

To celebrate, the K-pop group ate off their official plaque, following in the footsteps of Drake (with ‘In My Feelings’), Halsey (with ‘Without Me’ and collaborative track ‘Closer’) and Joe Jonas (with DNCE’s ‘Cake by the Ocean’). 

Last year, BTS’ 2021 English-language hit ‘Butter’ became the group’s second single to amass over a billion streams on Spotify.

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Speaking about making ‘Boy With Luv’, Halsey said: “It was really cool for us to come together and do something that reflects all of us, I think. It’s a really special marriage of music in America and music in Korea that’s our music for the world and I think that’s really, really amazing.”

“Being on set with BTS is very intimidating because they are all so incredible,” Halsey added, before she said that the boys made her “feel really calm and at home”.

In a four star review of the EP, NME said: “As they continue to break records and defy expectations, BTS’ metaphorical (and already palatial) home is only going to get bigger. ‘Map Of The Soul: Persona’ is proof of that, and finds them setting the bar intimidatingly high – for fellow K-pop artists, ones across the globe, and themselves.”

BTS are currently on hiatus as all seven members are set to serve their mandatory military terms without special exemptions in South Korea. According to Big Hit Music, they “are looking forward to reconvening as a group again around 2025 following their service commitment.”

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‘Yet To Come’ and the album ‘Proof’ were both released on June 10. The record is a 48-track compilation that includes many of the boyband’s hit singles, from ‘Boy With Luv’ featuring Halsey to their debut single ‘No More Dream’.

It’s not the first time .Paak has appeared as a surprise guest drummer. During the Super Bowl, he made an appearance during the Half Time show alongside Dr. Dre, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J Blige and 50 Cent.

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The film follows a musician who travels to Korea to write for K-pop stars, only to discover that his long-lost son is about to front one of the country’s most popular new groups

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At the end of the clip, singer Jungkook holds his hand up to his face as if holding a telescope, while he sings over the visuals: “You and I, best moment is yet to come.” Watch the teaser below now.

Last weekend (June 5), Charlie Puth seemed to let slip that he will soon be releasing a collaboration with BTS. At the iHeartRadio Wango Tango concert, the singer was told that fans were looking forward to the two acts teaming up on a track. “I heard that too, and everybody in my camp doesn’t know the day it comes out,” he responded.

He added: “We legitimately have no idea of the day it comes out. We do, but like we just figured it out.”

Meanwhile, yesterday (June 6), BTS announced a live event to mark the release of ‘Proof’ and their ninth anniversary. The ‘Proof’ Live event will stream on the band’s YouTube channel on Monday (June 13) at 9pm KST (1pm BST). It is currently unclear how long BTS will perform on the stream, how long it will last and what format it will take.

Last week, BTS attended The White House to meet with President Biden to discuss anti-Asian hate crimes, Asian inclusion and representation during AANHPI heritage month in the US. The seven-piece addressed members of the press at a White House press briefing before meeting with Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris.

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A tweet from the BTS Twitter account suggests the event will be available to stream on the group’s YouTube channel, while the poster adds that a “special guest” will also appear at the event. From the poster and previously shared images and footage, it appears that the ‘Proof’ Live event was pre-recorded in the US, while the band were in the country in April for their four sold-out shows in Las Vegas.

BTS (방탄소년단) 'Proof' Live Official Poster

2022.06.13. 9PM KST | 8AM ET
@ BANGTAN TV#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Proof pic.twitter.com/pdM62uAzYg

— BTS_official (@bts_bighit) June 6, 2022

Last week, BTS attended The White House to meet with President Biden to discuss anti-Asian hate crimes, Asian inclusion and representation during AANHPI heritage month in the US. The seven-piece addressed members of the press at a White House press briefing before meeting with Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris.

“We’re devastated by the recent surge of hate crimes including Asian American hate crimes, to put a stop [to] this and support the cause we’d like to take this opportunity to voice ourselves once again,” Jimin said during the press briefing.

“It’s not wrong to be different, and equality begins when we open up and embrace all of our differences,” Suga said, while V added: “Everyone has their own history. We hope today is one step forward to respecting and understanding each and everyone as a valuable person.”

According to reports, BTS paid for their trip to Washington D.C., with sources from the White House cited as saying it was “something [the group] wanted to do”.

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Biden praised the band in a short clip of their meeting, which was shared online the day after their visit. “A lot of our Asian American friends have been subject to real discrimination,” the President said. “Hate only hides. When good people talk about it, and say how bad it is, it goes down. So thank you.

“People care a lot about what you say, and what you’re doing is good for all people. It’s not just your great talent, it’s the message you’re communicating. It matters.”

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“There were even people who thought my name was ‘Gangnam Style’,” he explained of the track’s meme status in the West. “Some people overseas who would say ‘Hi, Gangnam Style’.”

Discussing the success that other Korean artists have experienced in the 10 years since ‘Gangnam Style’ was released, Psy said acts like BTS and BLACKPINK have achieved the “opposite” of his viral fame because they have gained “permanence and persistence”.

“There are cases where the song increases in popularity and cases when the [artist] increases in popularity, and longevity is that much longer in the latter,” he said.

He also noted that even BTS and BLACKPINK still face barriers in the West, particularly in terms of radio play. “The wall of American radio is very high because the songs are in a foreign language,” he explained. “Our biggest weapon is YouTube.”

Singling out BTS, the star described the band as having “achieved unfulfilled dreams” – such as scoring a Number One hit in the US. “If they continue like this, though they’re not doing music for the sake of raising national prestige, I think they’re giving [Korea] a lot of proud moments,” Psy added. “I feel very proud that I had a role in being that trigger. BTS have thanked me for that part several times, so I’m proud of it.”

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In a recent interview discussing his involvement with Psy’s new single ‘That That’, BTS’ Suga revealed he wasn’t initially aware how much he would be involved with the release. “I seriously didn’t expect to be dancing with Psy,” he said. “Ah… I thought I was only writing the song.”

Psy, meanwhile, explained: “At the beginning, we met because he wanted to produce my music. Then he ended up featuring on the track. Then he ended up learning the intense choreo[graphy]. Then he ended up starring in the music video. Step by step, he got involved more and more deeply.”

In other BTS news, the group will return on June 10 with a new album. It will be their first full-length record since November 2021, when they released ‘BE’.

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The trailer also showed cuts from the series of the individual BTS members winding down in their own ways, including J-Hope and Jin lounging in the pool and Suga playing basketball. “A space of ‘healing’ for BTS and BTS only,” read a caption before the trailer came to a close.

The highly anticipated second season of In The Soop starring BTS is set to premiere on October 15 at 10pm KST. The forthcoming instalment of the show is scheduled to air on South Korean broadcast network JTBC as well as globally through fan community platform Weverse.

In The Soop is a reality series produced by BTS’ agency HYBE Labels. The first season of BTS’ version of In The Soop saw the seven members of the group go on a break from their regular work schedules to spend some time together at a lakeside cabin.

Fellow HYBE labelmates SEVENTEEN are also currently starring in their own edition of the reality TV programme. Their version of the show show first premiered in late August and is set to air until October 12.

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In other BTS news, the group have achieved their third Billboard Hot 100 Number One of 2021 with ‘My Universe’, their recent collaboration with British band Coldplay. For Coldplay, ‘My Universe’ is the band’s second-ever Hot 100 chart-topper, following their 2008 single ‘Viva La Vida’.

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RM said he felt there was “no alternative” to keep the band’s popularity high during the coronavirus pandemic, while Jin added: “The English I learned in class was so different from the English in the song. I had to erase everything in my head first.”

BTS. Credit: HYBE

Shin Young-Jae, president of BTS’s label Big Hit Music regarded the move as “a testament to the band’s strengths, the way they can come to a friendly resolution and be mindful of the company’s needs.”

Back in 2019, RM told Entertainment Weekly: “We don’t want to change our identity or our genuineness to get the number one. Like if we sing suddenly in full English, and change all these other things, then that’s not BTS. We’ll do everything, we’ll try. But if we couldn’t get number one or number five, that’s okay.”

The seven-member act also spoke about their early days in the K-pop industry, when they initially debuted as the first boyband under Big Hit Entertainment (now HYBE Labels).

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“We made our debut through such a small company, and it’s been tough from day one,” said Suga, the group’s rapper and producer. “My dream was never huge.”

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In a note posted to BTS’ blog, RM explained he had “always wanted to write a song about a bicycle” and that the song’s lyrics had been writing “while riding on a” bike, per a fan translation.

“For me, riding a bike always gives me a thrill, but when I put my feet on the two pedals it always feels a bit sad,” he wrote. “Whether it’s because there’s a lot of things that I miss… Even I don’t know the reason.”

He added: “Ever since I was a trainee, I always wanted to move the blurry scenery that I couldn’t quite capture while riding a bicycle into a song.”

The artwork for the release was created by Korean artist Moon Sungsic, who RM has “been admiring” and asked to be involved with the project.

Listen to ‘Bicycle’ above now.

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BTS will hold a special livestream event next weekend (June 13-14), called BTS 2021 MUSTER SOWOOZOO. When translated into English from Korean “sowoozoo” means “mikrokosmos”, the name of a track on the group’s 2019 record ‘Map Of The Soul: Persona’.

The first performance (June 13, 6:30pm KST/10:30am BST) will be followed by a “world tour” version at the same time the following night, featuring some of the band’s foreign language songs.

Meanwhile, BTS recently released two new remixes of their chart-topping and record-breaking new single ‘Butter’. The ‘Cooler’ and ‘Sweeter’ mixes arrived on Friday (June 4), and followed the previous ‘Hotter’ remix.

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It follows last week’s “concept clips”, which rounded off on Wednesday (May 5) with videos of V, Jimin and J-hope. In V’s teaser, he was seen dancing and eating sweets, while Jimin posed with a bottle of drink. J-hope’s clip, meanwhile, featured the rapper holding a yellow lollipop.

#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Butter Concept Clip – 뷔 (V) pic.twitter.com/UDWyGcBOZN

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 5, 2021

#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Butter Concept Clip – 지민 (Jimin) pic.twitter.com/Q0oGlsarfW

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 5, 2021

#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Butter Concept Clip – 제이홉 (j-hope) pic.twitter.com/eexUmvzaZb

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 5, 2021

Previous videos saw Jin playing around with a bunch of yellow balloons with smiley faces on them while, in Suga’s clip, the rapper took photos with a film camera on a shadowy set.

#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Butter Concept Clip – 진 (Jin) pic.twitter.com/gNMCqtcSC6

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 4, 2021

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— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 4, 2021

Jungkook was filmed on a dimly lit set as he posed for the camera and spread butter on a piece of toast. The second video saw RM on a similar soundstage as he turned a light on and off.

#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Butter Concept Clip – 정국 (Jung Kook) pic.twitter.com/xRwp5Arev4

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 3, 2021

#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_Butter Concept Clip – RM pic.twitter.com/JOWxJRvAcO

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 3, 2021

The forthcoming single will be the second English-language release from the K-pop juggernauts following the release of ‘Dynamite’ last year. The new track will arrive on May 21 at 5am BST and is described in a statement as being “a dance pop track brimming with the smooth yet charismatic charm of BTS”.

#BTS #방탄소년단 Butter#BTS_Butter pic.twitter.com/5LOT2BB7mK

— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) April 26, 2021

BUTTER // @BTS_twt // MAY 21

PRE-SAVE/PRE-ADD/PRE-ORDER: https://t.co/MIgX9uRUyi

— Columbia Records (@ColumbiaRecords) April 26, 2021

‘Dynamite’ recently became the longest-charting single by a Korean artist on the Billboard Hot 100. BTS’ record surpassed a 31-week run by Psy in 2013 for ‘Gangnam Style’.

‘Dynamite’ also became the longest-running number one on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales Chart. It surpasses an achievement previously attained by Luis Fonsi’s ‘Despacito’, which topped the chart 17 times.

Last week (April 23), luxury brand Louis Vuitton announced BTS as its latest ambassadors with a picture of the group wearing matching Louis Vuitton-branded pastel shirts and jackets.

In a press release announcing the ambassador role, Louis Vuitton called BTS “one of the most renowned and influential groups in the world”. It added that the group’s “ubiquitous popularity resonates worldwide and Louis Vuitton is very happy to share news of their new role within the House.

“Becoming global brand ambassadors for Louis Vuitton is a truly exciting moment for us,” BTS said in their own statement.

As part of the new partnership, the boyband are expected to team up with the fashion house for a number of special projects. They are also expected to be styled with Louis Vuitton pieces for their upcoming appearances.

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It’s no surprise that BTS also dominated the more specific K-pop lists on Twitter, ranking as the number one most mentioned K-pop artist in the world for 2020. BTS’ hit song ‘Dynamite’ was also the most-mentioned K-pop song on the social media platform.

Twitter looked at data from things like mentions of band members, band names and popular fan hashtags used over the course of the calendar year in 2020.

Twitter also revealed that there were a record 6.7 billion tweets about the musical genre in 2020, marking a 10 per cent increase from 2019, coming from a diverse range of markets, highlighting “the increasingly global nature of the K-pop community”.

Indonesia and Thailand topped the list of the countries with the most K-pop activity on Twitter, followed by South Korea, the Phillipines and the US. The social media giant also noticed a surge of interest from countries like Brazil, Spain, Turkey, France, and Saudi Arabia.

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Earlier this month, BTS spoke about their own experiences with fame in a new interview, noting that they try to be thankful for the lives they are living.

While speaking to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe in a new episode of the music service’s Essentials Radio series, the group reflected on the fame that has come with their success.

“At least we’ve got six people beside us that understand each other,” leader and rapper RM said, referring to his bandmates. “I’m really grateful that I have these six people.”

Meanwhile, BTS member J-Hope has donated ₩150million (roughly £100,000) to charity on his birthday yesterday (February 18).

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“At least we’ve got six people beside us that understand each other,” leader and rapper RM said, referring to his bandmates. “I’m really grateful that I have these six people.”

“Honestly, at this moment, I feel like I am living a life to fulfil a calling,” rapper J-Hope explained. “Also, my personal motto in life is to be thankful at all times despite whatever happens and to enjoy the moment. Therefore I try to live an accepting life.”

He continued: “I have been listening to Justin Bieber’s ‘Lonely’ and have had many thoughts on how all people think similarly. Therefore, I think things that we need to bear and carry through our lives should be recognised by ourselves. This seems to be very important for all of us.”

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RM added that their fame “actually provides us with so many things”. “We’re one of the luckiest ones who have had those stadium concerts and Billboard Hot 100 Number Ones,” he said.

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Watch the interview in full above now.

BTS are set to release an ‘Essential Edition’ of their 2020 album ‘BE’ later this month. The reissue will arrive on February 19 and follows the ‘Deluxe Edition’ of the record, which was released in November.

The band are nominated for the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance award at this year’s Grammys, which will now take place in March. The seven-piece are in the running with their track ‘Dynamite’, which scored them their first Number One single on the Billboard Hot 100 last September.

The nomination also means that they are the first K-pop group to be shortlisted in the awards ceremony’s main categories. BTS were previously nominated for Best Recording Package in 2019 for ‘Love Yourself: Tear’.

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Like the original version of the video, member Jungkook is credited as director. Watch ‘Life Goes On: on my pillow’ below now.

BTS began work on ‘BE (Deluxe Edition)’ after their ‘Map Of The Soul’ stadium world tour was forced to be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. It follows their previous record, ‘Map Of The Soul: 7’, which was released in February 2020.

In a four-star review of ‘BE’, NME wrote: “Over seven songs (and one skit), BTS strike the perfect balance between encouragement and reassurance, and sharing in the dark cloud of everyday struggle Covid-19 has cast over us […] When NME spoke to the world-conquering band in August, RM said they were “eager to comfort and give joy to people through our music and performance more than ever”. Mission accomplished.”

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‘Life Goes On’ will be given its first live performance at the American Music Awards tomorrow (November 22). BTS are also nominated for two awards at the ceremony – Favourite Social Artist and Favourite Duo Or Group – Pop/Rock.

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“Hello. This is Big Hit Entertainment,” the band’s label wrote in a statement on the app. “BTS’s new album “BE (Deluxe Edition)” will be released on Friday, November 20.”

[공지] #BTS 'BE (Deluxe Edition)' 발매 안내 (+ENG/JPN/CHN)https://t.co/l1eJSmXax0

— BTS_official (@bts_bighit) September 27, 2020

“‘BE (Deluxe Edition)’ contains the most “BTS-esque” music yet,” Big Hit added. “The latest story from BTS begins by declaring that “even in the face of this new normality, our life goes on” and imparts a message of healing to fans and to the world.”

The message goes on to say that BTS have had “direct involvement” in the album’s concept, composition and design.

Pre-orders for the album are set to begin tomorrow (September 28).

BTS recently shared their new single ‘Dynamite’. The song broke several records after its August 21 arrival, notably seeing BTS become the first international and Korean band to debut at Number One on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

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BTS premiered of the official music video for ‘Dynamite’, featuring previously unseen choreography, as part of Fortnite’s virtual concert series on September 25. They then gave the track its live debut as part of the MTV VMAs.

Speaking to NME after the release of ‘Dynamite’ last month, BTS said they want to “give comfort and joy” through their music, adding: “It has been a difficult year for many. We have also had to face many surprises and changes. That naturally made us think profoundly about music. We can honestly say that we love it, and we are passionate about singing and dancing more than anyone.

“We realised, however, that no matter how passionate we are, we need our fans there to listen to our songs and watch us perform. It made us eager to comfort and give joy to people through our music and performance more than ever. That is how ‘Dynamite’ came to be. We decided to accept new challenges and be more flexible.”

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A music video for the track will be released on Wednesday (September 2), while the song is available for free download from the Hyundai website now. Watch a lyric video for ‘IONIQ: I’m On It’ below now.

The new release follows BTS’ debut performance at the MTV VMAs, where they gave the live premiere of their new single ‘Dynamite’. The band also took home all four awards they were nominated for – Best Group, Best Pop, Best K-pop and Best Choreography for ‘On’.

‘Dynamite’ was released last week and became the band’s highest-charting entry on the Official UK Singles Chart in their career so far, entering at Number Three. In the US, they are expected to top the Billboard Hot 100, with positions announced later today (August 31).

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Speaking to NME last week, BTS explained how the coronavirus pandemic had made them “think more deeply” about music. “It has been a difficult year for many,” the band’s leader RM said. “We have also had to face many surprises and changes. That naturally made us think profoundly about music.

“We can honestly say that we love it, and we are passionate about singing and dancing more than anyone. We realised, however, that no matter how passionate we are, we need our fans there to listen to our songs and watch us perform. It made us eager to comfort and give joy to people through our music and performance more than ever.”

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Describing what fans can expect from the yet to be titled new single, the band said: “The song is upbeat and sung in English, just like ‘MIC Drop’ and ‘Waste It On Me.’ We thought that the song sounded perfect as it is in English. We recorded the guide version and felt that the result was something totally new and fresh.”

The K-pop group released their most recent album, ‘Map Of The Soul: 7’, back in February. With plans to release a follow-up later this year, their decision to drop a new single first was in the hope it would lift people’s spirits.

“We also needed a breakthrough during these unforeseen times, so we worked on this new song,” BTS said. “This is a new challenge for us as well. When we first heard and recorded the song, we were energized and our spirits were lifted up. We can’t wait to share this song with you all and enjoy it together.”

The group’s new single is expected to land on August 21.

Meanwhile, BTS have earned the Guinness World Record for most viewers of a music concert livestream with an online performance in June.

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According to the GWR website, the K-pop group’s ‘Bang Bang Con: The Live’ performance on June 14 was viewed by 756,000 fans across more than 100 countries. Broadcasting from Seoul, the concert was held as part of their seventh-anniversary celebrations and comprised a 12-track setlist.

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