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  Although South Korea, like most countries around the world, is currently living in peacetime, society still harbors individuals with terrorist ideologies. These people often take advantage of large public gatherings to spread fear by posting threats on social media, forcing authorities to remain on constant alert and mobilize significant resources in response. Naturally, BTS concerts—especially free public performances that attract enormous crowds—are prime targets for individuals with such dangerous mindsets. Fortunately, no BTS concert has ever resulted in a tragedy involving the loss of life. However, prior to many of the group's performances, numerous threats have surfaced online, and ARMYs have consistently been the first to detect these warnings and report the to the authorities, helping prevent potential risks. The sentence handed down to one individual who threatened to attack a BTS concert is a direct result of the timely cooperation between fans and law enforcement auth...

  BTS debuted on June 13, 2013. On June 13, 2026, they celebrated their 13th anniversary together in Busan, where more than 100,000 fans attended that concerts in person while millions more watched online from around the world. After more than a decade of promoting together, even the group's youngest member, Jungkook—who debuted at just 15 years old—is now approaching his 30s. Although age is just a number, there's no denying that the passage of time had brought significant changes to both their personal lives and their careers. It could be said that every member's coming-of-age journey has been deeply intertwined with BTS's career. The ups and downs they have experienced together have shaped them into the world-renowned K-pop superstars in their 30s that we see today. Looking back on this journey, if fans were asked to guess without hearing the members' opinions, many would probably choose Jungkook as the member who has undergone the most remarkable transformation—...

  BTS met with 110,000 audience members in Busan, a city they visited for the first time in three years and eight months, successfully creating a citywide festival that went far beyond a concert. In particular, the event attracted a massive influx of fans from both Korea and overseas, as it coincided with the group's 13th debut anniversary. At the end of the final concert, BTS and ARMY sang a birthday song together in celebration. The members also shared their heartfelt emotions, saying, "Returning to our hometown to celebrate our anniversary and sing here with all of you is truly meaningful. We believe we were able to endure and persevere through this long journey because all of you were here for us. We also want to continue making music with ARMY for a long time. We will never forget today. We hope you fully embrace and enjoy these precious emotions that can only be experience right here." Although BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN BUSAN, held on June 12 and 13, concl...

  On the 12th, BTS's concert was held in Busan, turning the entire city into a see of purple throughout the day. With an estimated 100,000 BTS fans expected to flock to Busan over the two-day concert period, which coincides with the group's 13th debut anniversary FESTA celebration, the eyes and ears of the world have been fixed on the city. On the first day of the concert series, BTS prepared several surprises for fans, including new outfits for the opening performances, the unexpected addition of "Paldogangsan," "Ma City," and "One More Night" to the setlist. Most notably, fans attending the Busan concerts were given a special privilege: receiving a gift personally prepared by the members themselves. The gift bag contained both commemorative items and practical everyday essentials, including a transparent mini backpack, a message card, commemorative photos, an umbrella, a towel, a Laneige face mask, and a bottle of perfume. While these items may s...

  At its core, K-pop is an industry in which entertainment companies represent capital while idols are the labor force, and the fundamental rule of capital is to maximize the value extracted from labor. This reality is already harsh, but it becomes even more extreme in the entertainment industry—where falling behind by even a single second can mean losing countless opportunities, while an idol's career span is inherently limited. Even BTS—the most successful group in K-pop history—is no exception.  However, compared with other idol groups in general and even other artists under HYBE is particular, BTS occupies a position that goes beyond the typical relationship between capital and labor. After all, they transformed BigHit from a small company with only around 20 employees and enormous debt into one of the world's leading entertainment empires. Bang Sihyuk himself has acknowledged BTS' unique status, even granting them unprecedented benefits, such as personally giving up a ...

  As the youngest member of BTS, who was only 14 years old when he debuted alongside his older brothers, playfulness and childish pranks have always been signature traits of Jungkook's personality. During his early years at BigHit and shortly after debit, Jungkook appeared to be a rather reserved child. However, and he grew older and gained confidence, his mischievous side became increasingly apparent.  Even now, as he rapidly approaches his 30s, ARMYs still frequently catch him excitedly joking around, dancing, or playfully messing with his hyungs, whether backstage or on a massive stage. Age has never been a barrier to preserving the youngest member's innocence. Yoongi once made a hilarious yet highly accurate comment about their maknae: "Even when I'm 60, I think Jeon Jungkook will still be freaking annoying." However, part of the reason Jungkook has been able to maintain this innocence and fully embrace his maknae status is the endless pampering and affection ...