BigHit Music, the agency representing global K-pop sensation BTS, shared an important update about members RM, Jimin, V (Kim Taehyung), and Jungkook. Taking to Weverse on Monday, the agency expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and support from BTS fans and provided essential information regarding the members' military service.

In a statement, BigHit Music&nbsp;wrote, "Hello, This is BigHit Music. Thank you always for your heartfelt love and support for BTS. Thanks to your kind consideration and support this past December, BTS members RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook have entered the military and will soon be performing their duties at the training camp. Thank you for your interest and support on their enlistment day."

The agency then requested fans to not send letters and gifts to the military barracks, explaining the challenges posed by a large influx of items in communal training spaces.

The statement clarified, "Below is additional information for fans to keep note of throughout the artists’ service period. The military barracks are communal spaces shared by military personnel for training together.&nbsp;If a large number of letters and gifts from the fans arrive at the centre all at once, it would be difficult to store them and they could be easily lost."

Instead, BigHit Music assured fans that they would facilitate the artists personally seeing heartwarming messages shared on Weverse, using designated hashtags.

"Therefore, we request that fans kindly refrain from sending anything by mail. Instead, BigHit Music will assist in making sure the artists are able to personally see any heartwarming messages fans leave on Weverse using the hashtags ‘Dear_RM_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_Jin_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_SUGA_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_jhope_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_Jimin_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_V_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_JungKook_from_ARMY’," the statement read.

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Talking about the recruit training graduation ceremony, the agency appealed for fans' cooperation in avoiding site visits to prevent crowding issues. The statement encouraged fans to cherish their supportive words and farewells within their hearts.

The agency stated,&nbsp;"We would also like to ask for your cooperation during the recruit training graduation ceremony. In order to prevent any issues that might occur from crowding, we ask fans to please refrain from visiting the site. Instead, we ask you to keep your heartwarming words of support and farewell in your hearts."

The agency concluded the message by expressing gratitude for continued love and support for BTS until their return from military service. BigHit Music pledged to provide comprehensive support during this period and thanked fans for their cooperation.

BigHit Music, the agency representing global K-pop sensation BTS, shared an important update about members RM, Jimin, V (Kim Taehyung), and Jungkook. Taking to Weverse on Monday, the agency expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and support from BTS fans and provided essential information regarding the members' military service.

BigHit Music, the agency representing global K-pop sensation BTS, shared an important update about members RM, Jimin, V (Kim Taehyung), and Jungkook. Taking to Weverse on Monday, the agency expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and support from BTS fans and provided essential information regarding the members' military service. In a statement, BigHit Music wrote, "Hello, This is BigHit Music. Thank you always for your heartfelt love and support for BTS. Thanks to your kind consideration and support this past December, BTS members RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook have entered the military and will soon be performing their duties at the training camp. Thank you for your interest and support on their enlistment day." The agency then requested fans to not send letters and gifts to the military barracks, explaining the challenges posed by a large influx of items in communal training spaces. The statement clarified, "Below is additional information for fans to keep note of throughout the artists’ service period. The military barracks are communal spaces shared by military personnel for training together. If a large number of letters and gifts from the fans arrive at the centre all at once, it would be difficult to store them and they could be easily lost." Instead, BigHit Music assured fans that they would facilitate the artists personally seeing heartwarming messages shared on Weverse, using designated hashtags. "Therefore, we request that fans kindly refrain from sending anything by mail. Instead, BigHit Music will assist in making sure the artists are able to personally see any heartwarming messages fans leave on Weverse using the hashtags ‘Dear_RM_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_Jin_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_SUGA_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_jhope_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_Jimin_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_V_from_ARMY’, ‘Dear_JungKook_from_ARMY’," the statement read. Also read: Nagarjuna cancels Maldives trip amid controversy over derogatory remarks against PM Modi Talking about the recruit training graduation ceremony, the agency appealed for fans' cooperation in avoiding site visits to prevent crowding issues. The statement encouraged fans to cherish their supportive words and farewells within their hearts. The agency stated, "We would also like to ask for your cooperation during the recruit training graduation ceremony. In order to prevent any issues that might occur from crowding, we ask fans to please refrain from visiting the site. Instead, we ask you to keep your heartwarming words of support and farewell in your hearts." The agency concluded the message by expressing gratitude for continued love and support for BTS until their return from military service. BigHit Music pledged to provide comprehensive support during this period and thanked fans for their cooperation.

BTS military service update: BigHit Music requests fans to not send gifts to military barracks

A month after his solo song "Seven" released worldwide, BTS singer Jungkook has been accused of plagiarism by composer Yang Joon-young. The composer has alleged that the song heavily borrowed the same scale sequence from Fin.K.L's Time of Mask. 
 
Jungkook's Seven&nbsp;plagiarised? 
 
Written and composed by Andrew Watt, Jon Bellion, Henry Walter, Theron Makiel Thomas, and Latto, the song was sung by Jungkook. &nbsp;Yang Joon-young has provided several pieces of evidence to HYBE, requesting an investigation into the matter.&nbsp; 
 
The song has managed to score several records for Jungkook. The music video of the song features Han So-hee. 
 
"Seven" surpassed 400 million streams on Spotify. It was the fastest song by a male singer to reach this milestone, achieving it in just 33 days.&nbsp; 
 
"Seven" is also the third fastest song overall to reach 400 million streams, with Miley Cyrus' "Flowers"&nbsp;coming in first and Harry Styles' "As It Was"&nbsp;in second place. With only one official solo song released, Jungkook has truly made a global impact. 
 
BIGHIT Music reacts to plagiarism row 
 
BTS' talent agency BIGHIT Music responded to the allegations via a statement issued to Star News.&nbsp;"We would like to reveal that allegations claiming Jungkook's Seven was plagiarized are false. Seven was made through a collaboration of five international producers and has no relation to the song that is part of a domestic album from 24 years ago," the agency stated.&nbsp; 
 
"The allegations are one-sided and the song does not meet any criteria that are used for judging plagiarism," the statement concluded.&nbsp;

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A month after his solo song "Seven" released worldwide, BTS singer Jungkook has been accused of plagiarism by composer Yang Joon-young. The composer has alleged that the song heavily borrowed the same scale sequence from Fin.

A month after his solo song "Seven" released worldwide, BTS singer Jungkook has been accused of plagiarism by composer Yang Joon-young. The composer has alleged that the song heavily borrowed the same scale sequence from Fin.K.L's Time of Mask. Jungkook's Seven plagiarised? Written and composed by Andrew Watt, Jon Bellion, Henry Walter, Theron Makiel Thomas, and Latto, the song was sung by Jungkook. Yang Joon-young has provided several pieces of evidence to HYBE, requesting an investigation into the matter. The song has managed to score several records for Jungkook. The music video of the song features Han So-hee. "Seven" surpassed 400 million streams on Spotify. It was the fastest song by a male singer to reach this milestone, achieving it in just 33 days. "Seven" is also the third fastest song overall to reach 400 million streams, with Miley Cyrus' "Flowers" coming in first and Harry Styles' "As It Was" in second place. With only one official solo song released, Jungkook has truly made a global impact. BIGHIT Music reacts to plagiarism row BTS' talent agency BIGHIT Music responded to the allegations via a statement issued to Star News. "We would like to reveal that allegations claiming Jungkook's Seven was plagiarized are false. Seven was made through a collaboration of five international producers and has no relation to the song that is part of a domestic album from 24 years ago," the agency stated. "The allegations are one-sided and the song does not meet any criteria that are used for judging plagiarism," the statement concluded.

Jungkook's single Seven accused of plagiarism, BIGHIT Music issues statement

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BTS military service update: BigHit Music requests fans to not send gifts to military barracks

Jungkook's single Seven accused of plagiarism, BIGHIT Music issues statement