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  Third-quarter revenue reaches KRW 1.5257 trillion and operating profit KRW 118.5 billion... Cumulative revenue hits KRW 3.6 trillion "BTS will continue touring through the first half of next year... while pursuing various projects" HYBE, a company listed on the KOSPI, announced on November 3 that its consolidated operating profit for the third quarter of this year was provisionally estimated at KRW 188.5 billion (approximately US$140,468,277), marking a return to profitability compared with an operating loss of KRW 42.2 billion (approximately US$31,447,246) during the same period last year. The operating profit exceeded market expectations of KRW 166 billion (approximately US$123,684,923), compiled by Yonhap Infomax, by 13.6%. Revenue reached KRW 1.5257 trillion (approximately US$1,136,936,078), up 109.8% from the same period last year. Net profit also returned to positive territory, reaching KRW 11.3 billion (approximately US$8,421,901). HYBE's cumulative revenue throu...

  Normally, when people think about BTS's pillars of strength, they naturally point to RM, the leader who has guided the group for nearly two decades, or Jin, who, as the oldest member, has looked after everyone since their trainee days. However, what fans might assume is not necessarily reflective of how the members actually interact with one another. During a conversation with EPIK HIGH, RM and Suga surprised everyone with revealing who they consider the group's biggest emotional anchor. The conversation kicked off with a mix of lighthearted humor, intriguing revelations, and thoughtful discussions about music, life, and friendship. For instance, when asked about their time at a songwriting camp in Los Angeles, RM recalled a hilarious late-night disagreement: "We fought. We were drinking, and I said, 'Let's tidy up the place.' Then Jimin said, 'Hyung, shouldn't you not to talk to Taehyung like that?'—and that's how it started." Beyond the...

  All three shows at São Paulo's MorumBIS Stadium sell out... Airports overwhelmed by massive crowds as F1-related travel adds to the congestion Brazilian national team jerseys and feathered headdresses mark the finale... 60,000 fans respond with a Korean-language sing-along to "Arirang" BTS has brought its three-night ARIRANG World Tour run in São Paulo, Brazil, South America's largest city, to a spectacular close, selling out all three concerts during the group's first visit to the country in seven years. The excitement surrounding BTS was so immense that traffic in downtown S ão Paulo and at major international airports was brought to a near standstill during concert period. Following the performances, the group departed for its next destination in Asia abroad a privately chartered Boeing 777, making a stop in the United States along the way. According to Brazilian aviation publication AEROIN and local entertainment outlet Billboard Brasil on November 1 (local ...

All 14 shows across five South American cities sell out... Breaking down physical distances through 'personalized communication' Massive impact on the real economy, including transportation and accomodation... Enormous influence driving urban infrastructure expansion Local academics and media describe BTS as 'a massive phenomeon beyond culture'...  Demonstrating their overwhelming staying power Through their South American tour, BTS captivated 850,000 concertgoers, once again demonstrating the power of a 'global phenomenon' that extends far beyond music performances and profoundly transforms the economic and cultural ecosystems of the cities they visit. According to BigHit Music on November 2, BTS successfully concluded the South American leg of their BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' following their performances at MorumBIS Stadium in S ão Paulo, Brazil, on October 28 and October 30-31 (all dates in local time). Beginning in Bogotà, Colombia, on October 2, and c...

  Jungkook first caught the public's attention when he auditioned for Superstar K  at the age of 15. Soon afterward, he was approached by BigHit and dozens of other entertainment companies. Ultimately, however, a chance encounter with RM helped him decided to join BigHit Entertainment. At the time, talent scouts could already see that Jungkook had tremendous potential. However, having potential did not mean he was already a star from the very beginning The reality is that, back then, Jungkook had yet to develop the exceptional, well-rounded skills in singing, dancing, and stage performance tha he is known for today.  Fortunately, someone recognized early on just how much he could achieve with proper training from a young age. That person was none other HYBE performance director Son Seungdeuk, who has also served as BTS's dance instructor and choreographer since the group's early days! In an interview with the YouTube channel OK POP , Son Seungdeuk revealed in detail for t...

  Being a K-pop fan in general, or an ARMY in particular, means having a calendar packed with anniversaries throughout the year, each marking memorable milestones in the group's history and the lives of its members. On these special occasions, the fandom becomes even more lively than usual, with fans celebrating across social media and often in real life, too. Some anniversaries are widely known within the fandom, such as BTS's debut anniversary, the release of their first album, the day they won their very first daesang, and of course, each member's birthday. However, some anniversaries have never been officially designated but have nevertheless grown into cherished annual traditions shared by artists and fans. One notable example is August 16, a date that some fans celebrate as "J-Hope's Day." At first glance, this might seem confusing. After all, it isn't his birthday, which falls on February 18. But as it turn out, "J-Hope's Day" is very ...