A global sensation, BTS, has left an indelible mark on the music industry from 2018 to 2023, dominating charts and winning hearts worldwide. Now, as the seven members—Jin, J-Hope, Jimin, Jungkook, Taehyung, RM, and Suga—fulfil their mandatory military service, fans and industry insiders alike are left wondering: What lies ahead for BTS post-reunion in 2025?

Is the world really obsessed with Korean culture or is it just recency bias at play?

BTS’s J-Hope and Jin have already embarked on their military service duties.

After Ryan Gosling's photo from the set of "Barbie" went viral, the BTS ARMY joked that his black suit looked just like Jimin's from the "Permission To Dance" song video. 

One fan wrote, "Badshah is nothing against BTS." While another fan wrote, "Badshah added BTS in his lyrics to create clout and hype for his illogical songs."

The guessing game began a few days ago, when an anonymous, untitled book scheduled for July 9, “4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023”, had Taylor Swift fans so convinced she had written a memoir that they made it a bestseller.

Both films offer a behind-the-scenes look into the lives and work of the BTS members as they pursue their solo ventures during the group's hiatus and military service.

BTS Army has trolled Alka Yagnik for not being familiar with the k-pop sensations. Earlier on, the singer beat BTS, Blackpink, and Taylor Swift to set the record for most-streamed artist on YouTube in 2022.

In the video, Jimin is seen doing exotic moves, while surrounded by a group of dancers inside a large studio. The music video was choreographed by Oui Kim. 

On March 14, the youngest member of the group, Jungkook conducted a live session on the fandom site Weverse. During the interaction, he entertained his fans by appearing in different costumes and also told his fans about the good news.

BTS, a K-pop sensation, once again returned with empty hands from the Grammy Awards, that too for the third consecutive year.

Versatile Bollywood singer, Alka Yagnik has topped the list of most-streamed artists on YouTube in 2022, surpassing popular Korean band BTS.

BTS’s Jin had officially completed his 5 weeks of basic military training under 5th Infantry Division on January 18.

Following the massive success of BTS’s free of charge show in Busan last year, the group has more in store for the fans. After seeing an upwards of 50,000 attendees, the fans who had missed out will now have the chance the enjoy the full performance from all angles as a movie, called “BTS: Yet to Come in Cinemas”.

K-pop sensation BTS has captured the hearts of teenagers all around the globe.

V and Jungkook are the most sought-after Asians worldwide. According to Google's list of the most-searched Asians globally, BTS member V aka Kim Taehyung has earned the top spot, followed by the group's youngest member, Jungkook. given their global appeal, it is not unexpected to see them topping the list. 

BTS member Jungkook has set a new US record and swept iTunes charts with his FIFA World Cup song "Dreamers".

BTS star Jungkook showed off his groovy dance moves at the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony, performing his instant hit “Dreamers”, with Fahad Al- Kubaisi.

Jungkook took over social media as he dropped “Dreamers”, his official soundtrack for the FIFA World Cup 2022. Taking to the official Twitter account of BTS, the singer dropped the song today.

 The World Cup kicks off in Qatar on Sunday in a high-stakes event for the tiny nation which has faced a barrage of criticism and staked its reputation on delivering a smooth tournament, the first held in the Middle East and most expensive in history.