Ok 👍

I was about tell tell the same thing. But no offense to the youtubers here, cuz at the first glance, many people believe the same way about k-pop fandoms and army. But it's okay. everyone learns in their own time.

Yes, I’ve been a huge fan of BTS for about a year now (so still baby ARMY!) and I haven’t had any interest in any other K-Pop I have heard/seen so far, nothing against them, it just hasn’t been my thing, so I don’t at all identify as a K-Pop fan. BTS is really something special, and I’m so grateful I at least found them when I did.

​@@laurenm.6320한국사람인 저도 동감. 다른 아이돌에게는 전혀 관심 없습니다. BTS의 겉모습은 아이돌 이지만, 그 내면은 깊고 따뜻합니다.

@@laurenm.6320 👍😊👍😊

ARMY vote RM best kpop leader 2023!!!!!!! We have until June 30... shining awards RM BTS RM BTS RM BTS

Lol what you mean "was"? RM is leader as well as the foundation that BTS is built around.

@@ellie_jeann english is not my 1st language, we mix our verbs sometimes. It's supposed to say "was made leader". "Was the foundation" because I'm referring to that particular time of creation when they started. He "is" still a foundation of course. I speak 4 languages and my native tounge in varying fluency, forgive my mistakes in grammar.

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@@jenjin9492 You actually did not make a mistake because you were speaking to a past happening - the era of the group formation. @Ella_jean did not understand the usage of tenses

I agree 100%

we here in Europe are actually used to listen songs in different languages even we dont understand it. as well as US songs, really not all people know english, but it didnt stop us to listen and love Michael Jackson for ex. So, for me, songs in korean werent so strange to listen

@@what_what__ This. I almost never listen to music in my own language. So, it's pretty normal for me to "don't understand" the lyrics. English is kind of an exception. We learn it at school and nowadays it's basically ever-present in everyday life. As for other languages: you can always look up the lyrics or try to learn a new language (like Korean), right? 😉

I love lyricism and depth in words. I was extremely impressed with their writing and I’m happy that I watched this. I love music that makes me feel connected, and I definitely feel this with BTS 💜

G DRAGON KING ,

That’s why he’s the leader and totally puts himself aside and puts everyone first. Now that’s a true leader. A leader like him is what takes a team to the top. Aka why they are so successful. Strongest team I’ve ever seen. 💜💜

@@DANDJREACT Rightt. He's indeed a great Leader 🤧💜

@@Hehehehehehe7 👍👍

They are a positive force. Hope there are more of them in the future

I couldn't have said it better 👏 👏👏

Got it thanks for clarifying

Así es!!!

True ARMY are OT7 which means One True 7. So ARMY supports the members as a group and as solo artists. Some of us don't really have a bias and still some have biases (favorite member from the group) and wreckers (2nd favorite) too. I've also been ARMY for 5 years so I'm also still learning, and still a toddler compared to OG ARMYs who have been with the members since their debut.

ARMY vote RM best kpop leader 2023!!!!!!! We have until June 30... shining awards RM BTS RM BTS RM BTS

​@@jeniferlucero2030Agreed. ARMY is BTS's fanbase. If sm1 doesn't like a member from BTS, then it's inaccurate to say that person is a fan of BTS and that person couldn't be an ARMY.

That’s so interesting 🤔

That’s so funny

ARMY vote RM best kpop leader 2023!!!!!!! We have until June 30... shining awards RM BTS RM BTS RM BTS

True, but even the members all say Jimin acts the most childish )probably not the word they used. It was all in fun though. :)

I’m so amazed at how many older adults like myself are listening to BTS. It’s pretty incredible 😊

@@DANDJREACT I love them and I'm 75.

Mama ARMY (45) My now 19 y daughter pulled me down the rabbit hole about 3 yrs ago lol!!!

@@srochelle8214 That’s awesome 🤩 It’s a fun journey

@@DANDJREACT that´s army and i love it, i am 40 years old and my daughter love BTS too but i got her into them hehe

Thank you for the clarification. I was getting ready to make the same comment, but scrolled down and saw yours! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

I was very confused lol. I was like how are they older than me!!? Imagine if they were teenagers in the 90s and still look as good as they do. Actually, they probably will because they have great skin! 💜

I was screaming at the screen lmao

​​​​@@megangreen7640😂😂😂 yeah every time reactors think that's when the members started doing what they were doing 🤦🏻‍♀️ Taylor should have indicated that it was their birth date & not the yr they joined or whatever else reason they come up with 😂 I liked the old BTS intro video by Suga & Spice where it DOES STATE that the date is their birth date 😁

Thanks 😊 Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and for your support 👍

Same, 66 here, and they are the Best group Ever in my opinion!!!

51 y/o ARMY here💜 So glad I found BTS

@@tingtingboll 👍😊👍😊

I concur 63, The Netherlands

Got it thanks 😊

Thanks for letting us know

I love watching contemporary dance, it is so impressive how talented they all are. And their talents aren’t small, they’re huge, amazing, and difficult. 💜💜

@@brittanyvaldez7609 if you love contemporary, their song Black Swan is one you'd probably really like. Visually, it showcases Jimin's contemporary background well. The song was mainly written by RM, it's a deep song and written based off a famous quote by dancer Martha Graham (the "a dancer dies twice" quote). The film Black Swan with Natalie Portman also served as inspiration for him when writing the song. Highly recommend watching the music vid + dance practice vid together. Just fyi, nearly every music video of theirs has a corresponding dance practice video - the purpose of those is to show the choreography more clearly, without cuts or fancy camera work. Gives you a whole different feeling for the song to see the whole choreo. Definitely a better experience to watch the music vid and dance practice vid back-to-back.

Wow 78? You are so cool!

I agree with you, I am 74. I love the groups kindness, talent, compassion and empathy they have with everyone. Such great young men, very unusual to see in a group. They always support and help each other. Much love to them!

they have 100+million army all over the world and still counting search it on google

you all bts official twitter page has 48million and spotify followers are 60million and youtube are 72million and bts bighit page has 43milliom

WOW thanks for the detailed information we appreciate it. We’ll look into these. Thanks 😊

Up to all the suggestions

@@DANDJREACT The 148 IQ score for RM is from when he did a IQ test in Elementary school ,so his IQ is higher now.

@@natashakim505 I know why. Koreans have high IQ because their brains are getting more trained as they are kids. Children games are often about rythm (music), word plays, memory games and math games. many kids are playing instruments. And of course they have to study hard at an early age for school. All this helps the brain to develop. That's also a reason why pregnant women are playing music in front of their baby belly

YES!!! To all of this recommendations💜

I know it’s really sad what America has done.

Wow that’s amazing 😊so glad you found them and have a sense of peace now. 👍💜👍💜

they saved me also from depression, now im the happiest human alive

Saved me from a dark place as well.

Thanks for watching and for your support 😊

@@DANDJREACTJungkook is the main vocalist in BTS, Jimin is the lead vocalist in BTS.

@@marydavis5234 thanks 😊

Yes she’s amazing but tell her. We don’t want her head to get too big 😂😂

Thank you! I was very into this documentary and I have a lot of respect for BTS now. I love how deep and emotional and intelligent they are. 💜

Tell Brittany to check into their lyrics since she said she is more into lyrics.. that’s a big part of reason why army love them.. their lyrics is raw and beautiful..

@@brittanyvaldez7609 👍💜👍💜

Yes!!! Thank u Brittany 4 helping with the explanations!!! 😂👏👏👏

Interesting 🤔 Thanks for the updated info.

​​@@DANDJREACT Another reason Suga uses a different name as a soloist was because he wanted to be appreciated as a rapper without his idol identity getting in the mix. It worked too. Many people become fans of Agust D without knowing that he's BTS. It's so funny. When he dropped his latest album in April, there were so many ARMYs who had a brother/friend/co-worker who came to them boasting about this amazing Korean rapper called Agust D, only to find out that he's actually Suga of BTS 😂

​@@femmy-syahranithat's the most funniest thing when it happens lmfaoooo I have seen screenshots of an army talking with their brothers and they send the link to one of Agust D's songs or some of his videos/performances from tour talking about how he is better than our bts guys only for the army to respond go and google who Agust D is 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀 just hilarious

​yeah.....some even suggest that Agust D collab with BTS rappers 😁

That’s amazing 🤩

@@DANDJREACT can you put your reactions to each kpop group into their own playlists please it will make it easier for people who just want to watch a certain group to find them. I like all the groups you have reacted to but sometimes i just want to head to the BTS one's first. Thank you

@@tracyblack8870 that’s a great idea We’ll work on that Thanks 😊

That’s insane.

@@DANDJREACT when you think about it, that's a lot of people thst would never fit in a stadium 😂

true i clearly remember there was an article saying more than 20million army watching that paid concert through illegal links for free

@@satyachowdary5291 and not necessarily illegal. If I buy a ticket, the amiunt of people I want can watch with me at home and they are not counted, only my single ticket 😉

Thanks for your detailed response. We appreciate the information. 👍💜👍💜

Thanks for your detailed response and for your support 👍💜👍💜

Absolutely 👍 Do you mind sharing a link to the video for us to watch?

@@DANDJREACT I don't know if my comment went through or if it was filtered but still visible to you. But just in case it didn't went through, here it is. Please remove the spaces because my comment with link disappears. https : // www . youtube .com / watch ? v=c1IQEbl25Tw

@@mac9822 ok thanks 👍

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZd5hKiT0ZiZhKs.html this is the link for magic shop live performance

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZd5hKiT0ZiZhKs.html

Thats amazing. 💜

I agree ..Our Jk can’t sleep without us 😀💜

That’s awesome and just gave me a great idea for new videos. People will now be able to watch us sleep on live video streams. I have a feeling it’s going to be a big hit 😂😂😂😂

He grew in front of us 😂 he is that confident and comfortable he is not afraid he literally said "it's almost 7 a.m it's the time when the staff in the company not awake . That's when I go for it . I think the company will go crazy 😂" and then he slept for 20 min and the company turned it off lol Fun fact : it's his second time doing it but this time was on purpose

Lmao 😂😂

I love that! I’m a Taylor Swift fan and she interacts with her fan base too, a little differently than BTS does, but it shows their true passion for what they do. Lots of respect to BTS for being so involved with their fans!

Thanks Glad you enjoyed it 😊

There are better more comprehensive guides, but Taylor did a decent job.

@@LisaMT1218 Taylor highlighted their personalities more, a separate niche in a way.

Awesome 🤩 Thanks for sharing 👍

We do to💜💜

I agree with you 💜

Yes many other people have mentioned it to us in the comments. We’ll look into it thanks 😊

The Rise of Bangtan is the queen of all short videos narrating their evolution. U need days to finish all the episodes. It's SUPERB! To the ARMYs who made it, Great, great job👍👍👍

@@vivianciron9085 yes we thoroughly enjoyed it

It's a great video. I agree.

Yeah I honestly dislike how the person that made the vid did that and didn't even clarify what was happening.There's so many holes on the video.

​​@@thatpersonyoudidntknowexis149I agree, its taken out of context, shouldve mentioned that its from AHL series, but in a way its part of their journey on how they started in US before all the accolades, just need to add more info to the guide for a better understanding of why theyre promoting on the streets of US.

Oh ok thanks for correcting us on this. We appreciate your comment.

@@thatpersonyoudidntknowexis149 don't be so harsh wtf, she put such a big effort in the video, not everything can be perferct

I had no idea. Wow thanks for sharing 💜🎉

Appreaciate it!

Ok thanks 😊 We’ll check it out

​@@DANDJREACTyess its a must 👌👌💜💜

​@@DANDJREACTyes please. It's a must

Thanks for the info 👍

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Wow that’s so impressive!

We love BTS and the BTS ARMY💜💜 everyone has been amazing!

Thats really cool!

I totally agree! They are so much more than their looks or style. Even in this short documentary I can see what amazing people all of them are. They are passionate and lovely and kind and giving and intelligent and so so deep!

Awesome thanks for the suggestions 😊

Oh I agree! I actually Stan many groups and I am even a casual listener for some but BTS is the only group that I have truly bonded with on a personal level. I’ve never thought I would ever feel such a bond with an artist before, so when I came across bts 4 years back I knew it was going to be a amazing adventure!

@@BlinkArmy4 That’s awesome 😎

All runbts episodes

Wish i could of been there. Thats incredible. 💜

Thank you 👍💜👍💜 We appreciate your support 😊

ARMY vote RM best kpop leader 2023!!!!!!! We have until June 30... shining awards RM BTS RM BTS RM BTS

So happy you found them. We’re enjoying our BTS journey as well 👍💜👍💜

@@DANDJREACT we as armys say welcome to the our magic shop. I purple you guys

@@irenagustd2853 oh thank you so much. We’re loving our BTS. Thanks for your support 👍💜👍💜

@@DANDJREACT that's absolutely fine 💜

Guys got so much talent it’s insane

@@DANDJREACT yeah, his kitchen skills are amazing.

Thanks 😊 We’re really trying to learn more about them with each new video we watch.

Thanks for all the support and yea Brittany is awesome. Hope she stays to do more with us in the future.

Thank you! I really enjoyed watching this. And yeah I understand now that it was their birthday not when they were up and coming lol 🤦🏻‍♀️

Same 😂

Thanks for your comments and support 😊💜😊💜

Thanks for your detailed response and thoughts. Hopefully your positive message will connect with many others in the comments. Thanks for your support 👍💜👍💜

Oh thanks for your comment and support

I will check it iut

He seems like more of a quite guy that has a lot off emotions and he lets it out through his music.

But their closed captions covered the dates even though the video already had subtitles

We’re so happy you enjoyed it 👍💜👍💜

Thanks for your comment and information. We appreciate it 👍

Wow. These guys are incredible humans

Thank you 😊 We’re enjoying our BTS journey and getting to know all of the ARMY. Everyone has been extremely helpful teaching us more about the band, their songs and their culture. We appreciate you watching our videos and thank you for your support 👍💜👍💜

That’s great. Thanks for sharing 👍

They are an incredible group. 1 in a million

We know that. We use kpop to refer to the type/style or genre of music not who the band or fans are.

​@DANDJREACT That's where a lot of the confusion is coming in. Kpop isn't actually a genre, it refers to an industry in S.K. where they train people to be idols (essentially teaching as much as possible to make them as perfect as possible) and not the genre of music they are singing

@@shanajeangedeon9060 got it thanks 😊 So is it just considered “pop” music in general? For me I like heavy metal bands, hard rock and even some rap music. There’s hundreds of bands that fit into these titles/genres. If I like Metallica I can refer to them as heavy metal and everyone is ok with that. So when I listen to multiple Korean/Asian groups is there some way of referring to them as a whole without having to call out each specific group by name?

@@DANDJREACT Sadly, no. When you wanna reference a kpop group you do actually have to name each individual group, because that is how their mainstream media works. There *are* ways to specify the genres by themselves though, it's the same genres that we have but with a "k" in front and whichever soloist or band will come up for you (most of the time they aren't kpop groups, but some of the songs may still show up in the searches). And as a side note, Japanese mainstream music works in a similar way. If you want a specific genre in Japanese just put a "j" in front of a pre-existing genre name. Edit: There's technically 2 different version of "kpop" because kpop in general is the industry itself and then you would have to add a "sub-genre" at the end in order to find the actual genre of music. Most kpop bands do completely different genres of music.

@@shanajeangedeon9060 WOW this is getting way too complicated for this old guy 😂😂😂 Back in my day we could refer to a band or groups of similar bands as (jazz, rock, heavy metal, pop, blues or rap) and everyone could just figure it out and not get upset over it. Guess I got a lot of learning to do. I’m sure I’ll still piss off a lot of fans in the process of me trying to learn all of this. By the way, thank you so much for taking time out of your day to help educate me on this. This old man needs all the help he can get 😂😂😂

Them being grounded and genuine is what makes them so special.

@@DANDJREACT When encountering individuals who make derogatory comments about BTS without understanding their journey, such as labeling them as feminine or superficially dismissing their achievements, I perceive such individuals as shallow. It is important to remember that judgments based solely on outward appearances or limited knowledge fail to capture the depth of a person's experiences and character. This principle extends beyond BTS and applies to our interactions with others in our daily lives. It is crucial to cultivate an open mind and refrain from making hasty and shallow judgments, instead seeking a broader understanding of individuals and their unique journeys.

@@harmonyrayos4199 Absolutely 👍 Agree 100%

Thanks 😊 We’re really enjoying learning about them from each new video we watch and from all the fan’s comments. Thanks for your support 👍

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Interesting 🤔 Thanks for the info 👍👍

Thanks for subscribing and for your support 👍💜👍💜

Thanks for the comment. We will def watch out for the cc next time. Didn’t realize it was on. 💜💜

Interesting 🤔

Awesome 🤩

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Definitely We’ll do more videos soon

Thanks 😊

Why do every new BTS reactor get suggested the MAMA 2019. They should at least know the songs in it before watching. It's a lot to take in.

Ok 👍

@@lakshi9276 because a reaction video is us reacting to a new song we know nothing about. That’s how you the viewer get our true first reactions to it. If we researched everything about each video and know everything every fan already knows then it wouldn’t be a true reaction.

@@DANDJREACT That's not what i meant. I think you misunderstood. I said before watching this kind of award performances where many songs were performed you should listen to the songs in it first. It's still a first time reaction because you've never heard those songs before. Just watch their music videos and listen to songs before watching the live performance. That's what i suggest. It's your first time listening to the music so you can enjoy the music by itself and digest it and understand the meanings. These award performances have many performances of songs you haven't heard before so it's a lot to take in. That's why I said you can do it step by step. It's better to have a reaction to the official song, mv and lyrics before watching the live performance. That's the natural way to do it. It's up to you of course.

@@lakshi9276 Absolutely I totally understand what you’re saying now. Makes sense. Unfortunately some MVs get blocked/banned by KZfaq on our channel so we can’t use them. That’s why we choose the live performances instead.

Love that they are so down to earth. It’s refreshing to see people that famous be so relatable.

ARMY vote RM best kpop leader 2023!!!!!!! We have until June 30... shining awards RM BTS RM BTS RM BTS

Oh I see

Agreed 👍

This is true in a kpop group. But the BTS members didn't have the threats of elimination. This band didn't follow kpop standards .and rules. The first thing the founder of Big Hit said about them and why they are different.

@@wendybaker7999 👍👍

Yea he’s super close with them.

@@DANDJREACTBtw, if you’d like to understand better Suga and why he chose such a harsh path, basically running away at teen age without any financial support, you can react to his solo songs “First Love”, “The Last” or “Amygdala”. Music was his everything, a way to cope with his depression and more. He has one of the most inspiring stories of BTS.

@@duniabarecka7404 amygdala we reacted to I still need to react to those last two you mentioned

Oh i see. Thanks for the info👍

Notes Part 2 39:12 Although it says 15, Jungkook actually joined as a 13 year old. He was still in middle school when he signed with Big Hit and moved into the dorm with his brothers to train. They ate, slept and lived music and dance. Members attended his Middle School graduation and his High School Entrance ceremony (pictured with yellow uniforms) and his High School graduation. Jin was often the one to get up early and make breakfast for the three youngest members (the Maknae line, maknae meaning youngest pronounced "mock-neigh") Jin also made their lunches and got them to school in the mornings. The reason he says 15 years old is because he was using S Korean age counting. Up until this year they have used an age counting system where you are considered one year old at birth and another year older at the new year, even if your birthday is at the end of December. So you could be a few days old and be "two years old." Now they have switched to global age counting. At Debut in June 2013 their ages were (by global standards): Jin - 20 Suga - 20 j-hope - 19 RM - 18 Jimin - 17 V - 17 Jungkook - 15 All the members were signed by Big Hit as trainees between 2010 and 2012 as they worked to build a group. There were about a dozen or so other trainees who eventually left the training program when they decided it was not for them, a couple became producers at Big Hit, the others' contracts were let go when they finalized the group lineup because Big Hit could not afford to keep them on for other projects and had to concentrate all their meager resources on BTS. First to sign was j-hope as a 17 year old, but still staying in Gwangju for 8 months to study dance and not earmarked for BTS specifically yet. Then RM signed as a 16 year old and became the core which they decided to build a group around. Then Suga came as an 18 year old. They all three signed with Big Hit in 2010. Then in 2011 they signed Jin at 18 years old as a university freshman and Jungkook who was a 13 year old middle schooler who tried out for a Korean Amercian Idol type show and attracted the attention of a lot of heavy hitting agencies. But he went online and found video of RM rapping and was so star struck that he decided he wanted to be wherever that guy was and signed with Big Hit. Also in 2011, they signed 15 year old Taehyung (V) but they kept him a secret because he was so good looking and multitalented. Big Hit was broke and was trying everything they could to build buzz around their new group, since they could not afford much advertising and were suffering industry lockout. This is also why they started making KZfaq vlogs and things. The rappers, the core members of the group, were not considered to have the looks required of Idols and received a lot of hate over their looks. They were called "The Ugly Idol Group" early on. But Mr Bang wanted to build a group based on talent, not looks. So they wanted to reveal V as a surprise at their debut and help get buzz and excitement from that, which did have the desired effect. It was hard on him though, because the others were already doing vlogs and videos and starting to get attention and fan mail while he had to hide. It made him feel not just left out, but sort of superfluous. Then lastly, at the end of 2012, just 6 months before their debut, Big Hit signed Jimin, who was 16. The short training time most of them had was very unusual for the Idol industry, especially Jimin. Six months was an unheard of short time. Jungkook was also unusually young at debut. Most were not considered to have idol looks (particularly the three rappers and Jimin) and were from a broke company with few connections and opportunities and which had never trained a group before and was learning as they went. The company was mortgaged to the eyeballs to pay for training and desperately needed the boys to debut when they did. But they still did not start making enough money to actually pay the boys for a couple of years after their debut. It was just room and board and work 24/7. The company poured everything back into training, producing music, video production, touring costs, etc and whatever the boys could make was keeping the lights on at Big Hit. At one point they performed as backup dancers at a mall fashion show. They were ragtag in every sense. 45:30 Re: V's accidental audition - The company had come to his Dance Hagwan. Hagwans are private schools which teach various subjects as additional to regular schools. They might be related to core subjects like tutoring schools or, as in this case, for performance arts. S Korea pushes their students exceptionally hard and these after school "cram schools" are common and so is a 16 hour school day for kids. S Korea also has the highest suicide rate in the 10-19 age range in the world. Taehyung/V was a lower level, younger student. He is passionate about music and dance and had been pursuing it on his own for years. The older students were trying out and some younger students were observing from the sidelines because they hoped to do this same thing some day. V had not been at the school that long. But the scouts from Big Hit got a look at him with his striking good looks and said "Can we see that kid try out?" that's why his saxophone was nearby for him to grab when he said he played his saxophone for them, because they were at his music school. 52:30 Jimin is a rare, natural Counter Tenor.

Notes Part 3 58:31 BTS was the first idol group to do the KZfaq vlogging, show behind the scenes, and share so much of themselves with fans, the good and the difficult, strengths and weaknesses. It was not, and still is not common practice. In fact, the opposite was the case, usually there was a mystique built up around groups to make them seem glamourous and untouchable. BTS was the opposite: deeply human imperfect misfits who were brutally honest and deeply intimate with their fans and with each other, both in their communication and in their music, from the very beginning. Even the personal sharing they do at concerts (ARMY Time) is something personal and unique to their relationship with ARMY. They are so close to ARMY that fans sent them food and necessities in their early years when they were struggling even to get enough to eat. They also wrote their own music from the start and have always had messages of deep substance and meaning, which was unusual in their industry. Now, many things they did, like an online presence and album unboxing and album storylines, etc are copied in the industry, with mixed results. These guys are lightning in a bottle, and we are not likely to see their like again. The combination of them is a miracle. There are some videos on Trends BTS Started if you are interested to see the extent of their influence already after just 10 years in the industry.....it's massive. S Korea recently put them on their postage stamps, which is a first in their history for living artists. People will try to claim there are lots of artists like them or that they are not that different, but it's just not true The proof is in the pudding, as they say. You can see how they stand apart. And, indeed, as others have said, many BTS fans are not fans of other K-Pop groups. That's just a fact, make of it what you will. 1:02:00 Just to be clear, that is ARMY giving back, not BTS. These are all fan organized charity projects and fan organized tracking of charity projects. BTS is very charitable also, though often doesn't publicize it and we only find out later when press or organizations themselves tell. ARMY follows their lead. The mission statement of Big Hit is "Music and Artist for Healing" and BTS's goal is to spread love and healing around the world through music and make the world a better place. ARMY is on board for the mission. 1:04:00 That was an ARMY organized project that we got their stage team in on. They agreed to help and put the counter up for when to start the song and played the backing track for ARMY to sing. That's 90,000 British fans singing to them in Korean. BTS was shocked and deeply moved. 1:05:00 Yes, Taylor is an ARMY and a professional video editor. How does ARMY know all these things about BTS??? We're not spies. They are just open books. They have told us all these things, and now we have their new bestseller biography out to fill in any holes in our knowledge as well. And just for statistics sake, I am a 50something GenX mom and educator with sons BTS ages and not really a fan of other K-Pop. My husband (a GenX nuclear engineer) and I were both 80s era metalheads and are now both ARMY for life. Borahae! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

@@NanciBK OMG this is so amazing that you took so much time write all of this detailed information for us. You have so much in-depth knowledge of the band members and their history you should consider writing a book. I’m guarantee it would sell millions of copies. Anyway, thank you so much for your reply and your support 😊💜😊💜

Haha! BTS already has a new bestselling book, called Beyond The Story. Making them the first Idols to also be bestselling authors. Yet another accolade. Their number of awards is over 1000 now too. In fact, BTS has broken so many world records that Guinness already put them in their Hall of Fame.

@@NanciBK That’s amazing 🤩

Thanks 👍

I think it has a lot to do with how relatable they are. They are humble, kind and very sweet. That’s what makes them so lovable.

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Excellent detailed response Thanks for sharing this with us 💜💜

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Of course

That’s amazing. Thanks for writing all that. We are extremely intrigued by new cultures as well. Especially diving into KPOP. It’s been so fun for us.

Suchwita ('Su' from Suga and 'chwita' from Daechwita, his solo song in album D-2).

@@maria_bers thanks 😊

This is a great list. Thanks for sharing this with us. We’ll check them out 😊

@@DANDJREACT BTS are one of the rare artists who are actually better live than some of their music videos. For excellent live performances with well done English subtitles I recommend KZfaq channel Enjoy BTS More. Don’t use lyric videos who often do not give accurate translations! Thank you for paying attention and pausing during the video! 💜 from another Dope Older ARMY! 💜

@@fy3845 thanks we’ll check that channel out

Thank you so much! BTS fans are the best, it makes sense because BTS is amazing 💜 on so many levels

I see

Thanks for watching and we feel the same way you do about America trust me

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Thanks for your support 😊

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