Are you a fan of the band BTS? You may have seen a teaser video last month for the band's new album, "Arirang," which shares its name with a beloved Korean folk song. The video alluded to the first recording ever made of that song, a nearly 130-year-old wax cylinder preserved here at the Library. 🧵
dear bighit, if you drop the 5th muster (magic shop) as a live album and put ddaeng on streaming, we’ll show you levels of crazy you’ve never seen before.
Ok @NASA@NASA360 hear me out. There’s already the perfect moon mascot called Wootteo (“space explorer” in Korean). He’s already trained with astronauts at JSC and studied the rockets at KSC. And he’s already a global influencer bc of #BTSARMY. Really. Contact @bts_bighit.
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I have loved watching the incredible success of BTS unfold globally over the years, so when the opportunity came up to co-write and co-produce a song for Jin, it was an easy yes from me. I’m excited for fans to hear ‘Running Wild’, out now 🙌🏻
@bts_bighit#jin#bts#runningwild