Thousands of fans cheers and cheerful screams congratulated the K-Pop Group BTS members Jimin and Jung Kook, who were discharged from the South Korean army on Wednesday.
This is another step towards the long -awaited reunion of the group.
“Thank you very much for waiting for us,” Jung Kook told celebrity, celebrity on the “Better version” ahead of BTS.
The pair are the latest members of the Seven-Man Group to complete the country’s compulsory military service.
Jin, J-Hop finished his service in 2023, and returned to civil life a day before RM and V Jimin and Jung Kook.
The last member Suga, who is working as a social service agent, is prescribed for discharge on 21 June, as an alternative to military service.
Fans happy and cry for their ke-pap sculptures
The crowd gathered near the military bases to catch a glimpse of the stars was so large that the mobile networks crashed briefly, and the satellite feed faced obstructions.
Fans traveled hundreds of miles worldwide to watch their idols.
“I think I am going to cry,” 30 -year -old Annasa Silva from Portugal told the AFP news agency, while 64 -year -old Rosie Tanquilut of the Philippines said, “We could not sleep! [the] military. ,
Why is BTS Reunion a big deal?
The group, which went to intervals in 2022 to complete its military duties, is expected to be reunited in 2025.
All seven members signed fresh contracts with their agency Hybe in 2023, and industry analysts predicted that their return would increase a large wave in global music sales and concerts.
Prior to their gap, BTS produced more than South Korea’s total GDP, 0.2 percent of the total GDP, more than $ 4 billion (€ 3.5 billion) annually in revenue.
Analysts expect a BTS return to create a major global impact in streaming, sales and concerts.
The ceremonies have already started in Seoul, where fans are gathering for the 12th anniversary of the group on Friday, as the banner was announced – “We are back.”
Edited by: Rana Taha
