It’s been almost a year since South Korean K-pop group BTS announced their big break. The guys took a vacation and are actively pursuing a solo career.
The decision to take a break was not easy. It turns out that each member of the group must complete their compulsory military service. Jin was the first to join the army. Now in his social networks there are photos with colleagues and in army uniform. And while Jin is undergoing military training, his bandmates aren’t bored and are actively engaged in creativity.
J-Hope will be the next to enlist in the army. It will be there in a few months. The guy wants to “do everything as soon as possible” so he can live a quiet life later. Before leaving, the guy had already released a solo single on the street and an album Jack in the Box.
“I will come back safe and sound from the army,” he told fans.
Jimin also recently released his solo album FACE. Now the idol appears in various shows and presents her work. According to Jimin, this album was not easy for him. He drank heavily, became depressed and worried.
RM does not let himself be forgotten. The other day, her collaboration with Hwang Seoyoon Smoke Sprite was released. Previously, Namjoon released his solo album Indigo and became the first K-pop artist to reach No. 3 on the Billboard 200.
And Suga has big plans. He is already preparing a tour with his new album. He will first visit the United States, then he will go to Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore and other countries. Wish him good luck!
And Jungkook stood out for his sentimentality. Recently, he held a live broadcast, where he burst into tears. The idol sang for several hours and was happy to interact with fans.
V(V) meanwhile conquers television. Idol, along with other artists, hosts the show “Jinny’s Kitchen”. The show was filmed in Mexico.
“Being part of BTS, I thought of myself as someone who can’t cook, but on the show, I became a chef,” the musician said of his new skill.
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