This sparked fans to match their donation within a day. In 2020, they also made a statement in support of BLM coupled with a donation of $1 million. They were joined at the UN with former South Korean President Moon Jae-in in 2021 where they were appointed as presidential envoy for future generations and culture. Starting in 2017, they also joined UNICEF for the Love Myself campaign against violence and spoke at the United Nations in 2018 to promote Generation Unlimited, a campaign for educating young people and vocational training. Because of the community and comfort many people find in the group, it makes fans that much more passionate in supporting them.īTS have long been supportive of mental health awareness and self-love, evident in the themes of their music - most notably, the Love Yourself album trilogy. It also doesn't hurt that their friendship with each other is palpable. They're also extremely talented performers, have uplifting messages in their music, speak up on important issues, and have built an organic bond with their fans. Good music that transcends genre is only icing on the cake. On Twitter (where the group has 46 million followers), each of their posts garners around 2 million likes. Each member has over 34 million Instagram followers on their personal accounts, and the group's 64 million followers make them the most-followed group on the app. for Youth - has also proven to be incredibly loyal, particularly on social media. Their fan base - which stands for Adorable Representative M.C. This is only a glimpse of how expansive and diverse their ARMY is. In 2020, the HRI reported that at least 796,000 people visited South Korea for BTS. Their music - which spans several languages, including Korean, English and Japanese - attracts a global audience, even causing a huge spark in tourism in their home country. BTS unofficially released and performed the track back in 2013. Cole's "Born Sinner" from his 2013 album of the same name. Their rap inspirations continue on Proof : One of the upcoming singles, "Born Singer," is adapted from J. (The 2020 re-release of 2014's Skool Luv Affair debuted on the chart that November). The strength of their rapping skills has allowed them to be one of the few non-Western artists to land on Billboard's Top Rap Album's chart. While they identify as a K-pop group, they've changed up their style throughout the years, and have always had a strong rap throughline. Still to this day, BTS' hip-hop influences allow them to stand out with authenticity. Musically, it leaned more hip-hop - but that's not too surprising, as members Suga and RM have a background in the underground rap scene in Korea. The project had a rebellious nature, taking on topics of misunderstanding and prejudice. BTS debuted on Jwith a single album called 2 Cool for Skool.
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