Hobi's words only reflected what his music has always stood for.
"So i'm singing for the love in this world" where music isn't defined by language or where it came from.
Dearest, darlingest @BTS_twt and HYBE,
It is the sincerest, deepest wish of ARMY — your besties — that you hold a karaoke livestream on Weverse Live on Sunday, February 7, 2027, starting at 8 p.m. EST.
Bare minimum effort is encouraged. One laptop. Zero production budget. We’ll bring the audience. 😏
Bathroom breaks? Absolutely.
Snack breaks? Naturally.
Forgetting the livestream is still running? Ideal.
We watched Jungkook sleep for hours. We are not a demanding fandom.
Love,
ARMY 💜
@HYBEOFFICIALtwt@bts_bighit
BTS announced their hiatus. When nobody expected them to. They fulfilled their country's national duty. Without hesitation. They came back after four years. People doubted them. Said they were over. Said the industry had moved on. Then they released ARIRANG. The biggest. The boldest. The most artistically ambitious projects of the year. Ended the Western Darlings.
And now they've chosen NOT to submit their music to the Grammys, taking a stand against a system they believe categorizes music by region and language.
That's power. Not chasing the industry.
That's how history is written. That's how the industry changes.
I think I’ll be watching “BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG” on Netflix on Sunday, February 7, 2027. Something about that date makes me want to watch it again.