Why we need The Men of BTS now more than ever
BTS’s fanbase rallied together online in response to Billboard’s recent interview with the band, with Twitter users rallying together under the hashtag #BillboardApologizeToBTS.
“Butter” went to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for nine weeks, and “Permission to Dance” peaked at number one for one week. The Western-dominated music industry’s pop-ceiling is a hot issue on social media.
For this article, let’s examine why we need men like BTS now more than ever.
BTS fans tend to emulate how good of a role model they are.
BTS acted after the June 2020 global racial injustice protests. The group donated $1 million to Black Lives Matter in support of racial justice efforts.
Soon after, BTS followers — collectively known as ARMY — donated $1 million to the Black Lives Matter organization.
Good hearted indeed
The Bangtan Boys are major supporters of universal health care, especially for those who cannot afford it. According to Billboard, Suga contributed $88,000 to Keimyung University Dongsan Medical Center in honor of his 28th birthday.
“I wanted to help the youngsters who cannot afford medical therapy,” Suga stated in a statement.
Dress Good But Feel Good Also
BTS is known for its diverse music videos, photo campaigns, and live performances, all of which have its own unique flair. Even if they don’t have help from their stylists, their personal sense of style earned them a reputation as trendy.
It’s hard to mistake any of the BTS members because everyone has established his own personal dress sense, just as how no two BTS members look alike.
BTS discussed personal fashion styles and their favorite items to wear in detail. Their comments really display the varying differences in their personal styles and tastes in apparel.
Lastly, BTS has done everything they can to spread the word about the dangers of COVID-19 to both Koreans and foreigners. This is important now more than ever due to the increase number of cases and variants. Men of BTS has long inspired BTS fans to aid individuals in trouble all around the world, as he believed that providing help both inside and outside the country was crucial.
