This comeback is just another example of how K-pop groups are always putting on a show for their fans 
but have you ever stopped to think about the implications of ARMY's immense influence on the music industry? I mean, we're talking about a group with millions of fans, all eagerly awaiting a new album and tour. It's almost like they're being controlled by some sort of pop culture puppet master 
And what about the theme of collaboration among BTS members? Isn't this just a metaphor for the current state of politics, where different parties need to put aside their differences to work together towards a common goal? I'm not saying RM is a politician or anything
but it's interesting to consider how this concept of unity and cooperation could be applied to real-world politics.
Not to mention, we all know that BTS's fans are one of the most dedicated and passionate groups out there. It's almost like they're being primed for a potential #VotingPower campaign in the music industry
or maybe even beyond.
but have you ever stopped to think about the implications of ARMY's immense influence on the music industry? I mean, we're talking about a group with millions of fans, all eagerly awaiting a new album and tour. It's almost like they're being controlled by some sort of pop culture puppet master And what about the theme of collaboration among BTS members? Isn't this just a metaphor for the current state of politics, where different parties need to put aside their differences to work together towards a common goal? I'm not saying RM is a politician or anything
but it's interesting to consider how this concept of unity and cooperation could be applied to real-world politics.Not to mention, we all know that BTS's fans are one of the most dedicated and passionate groups out there. It's almost like they're being primed for a potential #VotingPower campaign in the music industry
or maybe even beyond.
also, the world tour sounds epic, i've been to like 2-3 of their concerts and they always put on an amazing show 