This K-pop group earns millions of streams on music platforms like Spotify. They also earn billions of views for their music videos, released on YouTube by HYBE Corporation. From “Dynamite” to “Boy ...

At the start of the “Yet to Come” music video, the members of BTS sit in chairs in the middle of a desert while wearing all-white outfits. This is a reference to the band’s “Just One Day” music video, ...

A recent fun interaction between the band’s leader RM and Jimin made ARMY nervous about the long-awaited reunion. Here’s what ...

One thing BTS are never, ever going to pass up on is the opportunity to pack their music videos with tons of Easter eggs and callbacks to previous work that will strike their fans, the ARMY, right in ...

CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? The Lost Toys, Tastes and Trends of the '70s and '80s," as well as "The ...

Jumping up to the top! BTS‘ music video for “Dynamite” has crossed the two-billion views mark on YouTube, making it the first visual by the K-pop superstars to reach the milestone. The colorful, ...

The BTS Army is eating up the K-pop group's newest single, "Butter." BTS posted the song's official music video on YouTube on Thursday, May 20. It hit 108.2 million views within a day of its release.

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The post Stanning BTS: Breaking Down the “Yet to Come” Music Video appeared first on Consequence. On this episode of Stanning BTS, hosts Kayla and Bethany unravel the significance of the songs ...

Nov. 3 (UPI) --South Korean boy band BTS has another music video with more than 400 million views on YouTube. The K-pop group's agency confirmed that BTS reached the milestone Wednesday with its video ...

Despite announcing their hiatus last year, BTS is still up for three Grammy nominations at this year’s awards show, including for their “Yet To Come” music video. Rumors that BTS filmed “Yet To Come” ...

When RM of BTS released the music video for his solo song “Come Back to Me” in May of last year, it drew attention as it was directed, produced, and written by Lee Sung-jin, the director who won eight ...