SUZIE⁷ | saw 2seok

she/her | 22 yo | army

[방탄소년단 @BTS_twt]

오랜만이군

[am⁷ @vjungist]

this might be one of my favorite videos from this tour

[isa @solmerv]

Me: Happy Birthday Jungkook-

World Music Awards:

[ᴋᴏᴍɪ @formingukkie]

???????

[juls @jikookheart]

THE LITTLE HAIR CLIPS ALONG WITH THE BRAIDS??? I’M OBSESSED 😭

[아키 ♥︎ @jjmmnnie]

a lil compilation of jimin's little kisses 🤏🏻🥺

[Bo. @Bopjms]

The smirk at the end

[아키 ♥︎ @jjmmnnie]

IT SHOULD BE A CRIME TO LOOKS THAT FINE PARK JIMIN

[𝐬 @jmuface]

13 years with the amazing park jimin.

[eliza ⁷ ᢉ𐭩 @tannielvna]

why does this twt make it look like they went through the 12 labours of Hercules 😭

[isa @solmerv]

13 years ago, K-pop was created.

[isa @solmerv]

This is what my soul sounds like.

[Ashu⁷ @yoongishiibalme]

when an introvert friend post something

his extrovert friends:

[Pop Core @TheePopCore]

BTS' "ARIRANG" surpasses Olivia Rodrigo's "SOUR" to become the 2nd album with the most days charting all of its songs on the Global Spotify Chart.

[kin @sakinayoongi]

Behind the scene ARIH development:

1. 3 years ago, BTS members themselves came up with the initial concept, saying, "Let's make the noodles and drinks we want to eat." It's not a simple collaboration. The members really created this from the very beginning.

2. The direction was clear. No spicy or stimulating flavors. It was a taste that harmoniously blended East and West while preserving Korean sensibilities. They wanted something that all global fans could enjoy.

3. All the members love carbonated drinks, but the guilt they felt every time they drank one was a problem. So, the goal was to achieve three things simultaneously: "It must be healthy, have a lively carbonation, and absolutely cannot taste bad." From the development team's perspective, this was truly a Mission Impossible, lol.

4. The same goes for caffeine. Since there was a member who couldn't drink coffee, they decided to go with natural caffeine, but finding ingredients that could get export approval to the U.S. was another battle.

5. All seven members were incredibly actively involved.
They contributed their opinions on every single detail, from the flavor and ingredients to the concept. They said that reaching a consensus was the hardest part, especially regarding the noodles, because all the members were experts in the field. But that is also the reason why they created such high quality.

6. After settling on the flavor, they spent three months just on the brand naming. The members strongly pushed for "ARI," taking inspiration from the 2.0 album title "Arirang," but 3 letters are unregisterable as trademarks. It reportedly took three months just to persuade them to change it to "ARIH" lol.

7. The design was no easy task either. Their standards as BTS artists were so high that proposals kept getting rejected. Eventually, the members personally created and submitted a design guide. That is why the flavor, name, and design are all BTS creations.

8. The members reportedly said they "would highly recommend Dual Soda to their parents." They also said they carry the noodles, soda, and energy drinks with them when they go on concert tours around the world.

9. They didn't make it just to sell it; they made it because they genuinely wanted to eat it themselves. That is the message that emerged from it: "We hope you like what we like, too."

10. This is why it is different from just any idol collaboration product. 3 years, 7 members, and they did everything themselves; flavor, naming, and design. ARIH was truly made by BTS.

[⟭⟬ Ahedgie | sawᵇᵗˢᴀʀɪʀᴀɴɢ⊙⊝⊜Bmore D1&2 🐨🐹🐱🐿️🐥🐻🐰 @CrzdNem]

Took 3 months for BTS to agree to change it to ARIH but people want me to believe they have no say in anything.... 💀

[𑣲𝓳 @jmfolder]

they used to go to war over beauty like this

[𝓃𝒾𝓈𝒽 ✦ @gilding_wax]

If I show this to my irls who don't know Jimin and say it's a 30 yo man who served 18 months in military as a best trainee then artillery squad leader, and was honoured as special grade warrior, they'll laugh at my face