Does BTS have fans Afghanistan?

Afghanistan is one country in which BTS has fans. However, ARMYs in Afghanistan are reportedly having a hard time being a fan of the group after the recent Taliban takeover. A female resident of Kabul called “A” also shared, “Nowadays I can’t hear music that I used to hear on the street before the Taliban took over.

Is BTS controlled?

BTS is being controlled and mistreated just like every other kpop group. HYBE controls their weight, food, their schedule, their social system, ability to see their family, where they live, their time, and money. CEO is a billionaire compared to their individual.

What BTS means?

Bangtan Boys
BTS/Full name

What is Kpoppin?

What’s K-Poppin’ Ep 16: Porn Stars are trying to make their K-Pop Debut! And lets just say they haven’t had the greatest start because they are porn stars. The ladies talk about how a petition got their debut postponed, and what they fan name would be.

What is BTS not allowed to do?

The agency is very strict with copyrights, so they are not allowed to transmit or publish any image, video or audio of BTS songs or series. However, Jimin and J-Hope were responsible for not following this rule and shared some posts on social media about a webtoon and videos of the group.

How is the 8TH member of BTS?

Yeontan is beloved by BTS and ARMY For BTS fans, this was all the confirmation they needed to officially name Yeontan as the eighth member of BTS. “KING YEONTAN IS THE 8TH MEMBER I’M CRYING,” a fan tweeted.

Is K-pop banned in North Korea?

In December 2020, Kim Jong introduced a series of new laws that increased the level of punishment for owning or watching South Korean entertainment. In North Korea, if someone will watch a South Korean drama or video or listen to K-pop music it would result in up to 15 years of jail in hard labour camps.

Why do BTS fans call themselves the BTS Army?

This week: why K-pop phenomenon BTS’ fans – dubbed the BTS Army – preach a message of exclusion and intolerance that is the opposite of the band’s ambition BTS are, clearly, a wonderful thing.

Will BTS have to do compulsory military service?

It’s been confirmed BTS will have to complete South Korea’s compulsory military service. Despite fans calling for the group to get special treatment, and the country’s culture minister, Park Yang-woo, reportedly saying he “wishes” he “could allow exemptions” – all seven members will have to take part.

Are BTS proud sons of South Korea?

Taylor, who has worked with closely the band in the past, says BTS have never expected to not do their bit. “They’re proud sons of South Korea. “Every K-pop fan knows if your bias is towards a male group, then your favourite band is heading towards the army at some point.”

What is the BTS Army’s problem with journalism?

Again, the BTS ARMY was ruthless in online condemnation of the piece, tweeting that the writer shouldn’t have strayed from the band’s established narrative. Well, that’s often the point of journalism – to interrogate party lines, to follow angles that are relevant or in the public interest.