<p>It was BTS singer Jimin’s birthday on Wednesday and fellow BTS members took to social media to share sweet birthday wishes for him.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On his birthday, Jimin spent some time with the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/bts">BTS </a>gang, then with the ARMY as he was briefly joined by J-Hope and Jungkook.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The live chat was translated by one Twitter user @doyou__bangtan as the BTS singer revealed he had plans of having dinner with his family. Having spent most of his teenage and early 20s life in Seoul, Jimin confessed he feels awkward spending time on his birthday with his family. The translated tweet goes like, “So while it makes him feel a little awkward to spend his birthday with his parents, he's incredibly glad. In previous years, he'd only be able to receive congratulations from his members and/or friends and have a drink when possible, but to have his parents come up is so special.”&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Jimin after interacting with BTS ARMY for a while, asked <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/this-is-how-bts-army-in-india-is-celebrating-jungkooks-birthday-in-a-grand-style-409939">Jungkook</a> to join who was busy at the gym but joined him soon. Then the duo was joined by J-Hope and the trio had shots of soju (an alcoholic drink from Korea.)&nbsp;<br />
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Jimin also said that he saw what all his fans did to make him feel special on his birthday and that he’s grateful for the love. BTS fan Soo Choi translated, “Jimin said when he saw ARMYs before he felt they were like friends or colleagues, like who could put arms around each other's shoulders. However, as times go by, the emotion is even deeper so he felt it's more than a friend now, it's difficult to express.” The singer added that he had to end his live session soon since he was having dinner with his family.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, the Indian ARMY raised Rs 1.6 lakhs in honour of not just Jimin but also RM and Jungkook's birthdays. The amount will be donated to Habitat for Humanity India, a non-profit organisation that provides affordable shelter, sanitation and housing facilities for those in need.</p>


It was BTS singer Jimin’s birthday on Wednesday and fellow BTS members took to social media to share sweet birthday wishes for him. On his birthday, Jimin spent some time with the BTS gang, then with the ARMY as he was briefly joined by J-Hope and Jungkook.

It was BTS singer Jimin’s birthday on Wednesday and fellow BTS members took to social media to share sweet birthday wishes for him. On his birthday, Jimin spent some time with the BTS gang, then with the ARMY as he was briefly joined by J-Hope and Jungkook. The live chat was translated by one Twitter user @doyou__bangtan as the BTS singer revealed he had plans of having dinner with his family. Having spent most of his teenage and early 20s life in Seoul, Jimin confessed he feels awkward spending time on his birthday with his family. The translated tweet goes like, “So while it makes him feel a little awkward to spend his birthday with his parents, he's incredibly glad. In previous years, he'd only be able to receive congratulations from his members and/or friends and have a drink when possible, but to have his parents come up is so special.” Oxford English Dictionary adds 26 new words and they are all Korean Jimin after interacting with BTS ARMY for a while, asked Jungkook to join who was busy at the gym but joined him soon. Then the duo was joined by J-Hope and the trio had shots of soju (an alcoholic drink from Korea.) Jimin also said that he saw what all his fans did to make him feel special on his birthday and that he’s grateful for the love. BTS fan Soo Choi translated, “Jimin said when he saw ARMYs before he felt they were like friends or colleagues, like who could put arms around each other's shoulders. However, as times go by, the emotion is even deeper so he felt it's more than a friend now, it's difficult to express.” The singer added that he had to end his live session soon since he was having dinner with his family. BTS has 23 records at Guinness World Records' Hall of Fame Meanwhile, the Indian ARMY raised Rs 1.6 lakhs in honour of not just Jimin but also RM and Jungkook's birthdays. The amount will be donated to Habitat for Humanity India, a non-profit organisation that provides affordable shelter, sanitation and housing facilities for those in need.

BTS: Jimin gets soju shots with Jungkook and J-Hope on his birthday

<p>It’s a big day for K pop band BTS fans today as it’s singer Jungkook’s birthday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Indian ARMY celebrated Jeon Jungkook’s birthday in a grand style for the youngest member of the BTS band who is also known as ‘maknae’ in Korean.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Among videos that fans have been making and sharing on their feeds, the Indian fanclub ARMY also put together billboards dedicated to the singer in Mumbai.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Twitter, one Indian ARMY and a fan of Jungkook, posted photos of a bus-stand in Mumbai showing posters of Jungkook on them, as part of the ‘Jungkook birthday project.’ Photos of the bus shelter also showed that the billboard featured QR Codes to Jungkook’s solo songs like ‘Euphoria’, ‘Still With You,’ ‘My Time’, and ‘Begin’ from various BTS albums.</p>

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<p>This is the first time India has seen posters and this project at such a large scale in the country by fans for a celebrity/ group.</p>

<p>Indian BTS fans have also decided to sponsor abandoned dogs in India as a part of the ‘Jungkook Birthday Project.’</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, ARMY of other countries are not far behind in their expression of love for the BTS. In China, fans will be organising a promo event Haeundae touristic zone ‘Blueline Park’ in Busan. In Busan, where the singer was born, fans are making sure that the city lights up for Jungkook’s birthday celebrations.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-james-bond-film-no-time-to-die-to-release-in-india-on-this-date-409907" hreflang="en">James Bond film 'No Time To Die' to release in India on this date</a></h2>


It’s a big day for K pop band BTS fans today as it’s singer Jungkook’s birthday. The Indian ARMY celebrated Jeon Jungkook’s birthday in a grand style for the youngest member of the BTS band who is also known as ‘maknae’ in Korean.

It’s a big day for K pop band BTS fans today as it’s singer Jungkook’s birthday. The Indian ARMY celebrated Jeon Jungkook’s birthday in a grand style for the youngest member of the BTS band who is also known as ‘maknae’ in Korean. Among videos that fans have been making and sharing on their feeds, the Indian fanclub ARMY also put together billboards dedicated to the singer in Mumbai. On Twitter, one Indian ARMY and a fan of Jungkook, posted photos of a bus-stand in Mumbai showing posters of Jungkook on them, as part of the ‘Jungkook birthday project.’ Photos of the bus shelter also showed that the billboard featured QR Codes to Jungkook’s solo songs like ‘Euphoria’, ‘Still With You,’ ‘My Time’, and ‘Begin’ from various BTS albums. ✨️𝗝𝗨𝗡𝗚𝗞𝗢𝗢𝗞 𝗕𝗜𝗥𝗧𝗛𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗝𝗘𝗖𝗧 ✨️ Bus Shelter Billboard in Mumbai, India LOCATION : Mulund West Mumbai India DATE : 210829 - 210804 pic.twitter.com/oLvdD9vWPN — JUNGKOOK INDIA 🇮🇳 🎂 (@Jungkook__INDIA) August 27, 2021 × This is the first time India has seen posters and this project at such a large scale in the country by fans for a celebrity/ group. Indian BTS fans have also decided to sponsor abandoned dogs in India as a part of the ‘Jungkook Birthday Project.’ ✨️𝗝𝗨𝗡𝗚𝗞𝗢𝗢𝗞 𝗕𝗜𝗥𝗧𝗛𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗝𝗘𝗖𝗧 ✨️ Part - 2 In honor of Jungkook’s upcoming birthday, we are sponsored three abondoned dogs in India under Jungkook's name. pic.twitter.com/rlz5ANPsrQ — JUNGKOOK INDIA 🇮🇳 🎂 (@Jungkook__INDIA) August 28, 2021 × Meanwhile, ARMY of other countries are not far behind in their expression of love for the BTS. In China, fans will be organising a promo event Haeundae touristic zone ‘Blueline Park’ in Busan. In Busan, where the singer was born, fans are making sure that the city lights up for Jungkook’s birthday celebrations. James Bond film 'No Time To Die' to release in India on this date

This is how BTS ARMY in India is celebrating Jungkook's birthday in a grand style

<p>It’s not just you and us who are<strong> crazy about K-pop band BTS. </strong>Singer Halsey revealed that even her unborn baby is a part of BTS Army, something the band’s fans like to call themselves.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Halsey shared a picture of<strong> BTS x McDonalds’ meal</strong> and wrote: “baby is Army”.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The McDonalds’ meal is part of BTS and the food chain’s collaboration as they<strong> revealed a new BTS meal </strong>that includes a 10-piece Chicken McNuggets, medium fries and Coke, plus the debut of two new dipping sauces -- Sweet Chili and Cajun -- that are inspired by McDonald's South Korea recipes.</p>

<p>To that end, Halsey shared the<strong> BTS meal picture </strong>and announced that her unborn baby is already a<strong> fan of BTS</strong>.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Halsey, who recorded the <strong>Billboard Hot 100 No. 8 hit ‘Boy With Luv’ with BTS in 2019</strong> and recruited Suga for his own interlude on her third album Manic last year, is a proud member of the ARMY herself.</p>


It’s not just you and us who are crazy about K-pop band BTS. Singer Halsey revealed that even her unborn baby is a part of BTS Army, something the band’s fans like to call themselves.

It’s not just you and us who are crazy about K-pop band BTS. Singer Halsey revealed that even her unborn baby is a part of BTS Army, something the band’s fans like to call themselves. Halsey shared a picture of BTS x McDonalds’ meal and wrote: “baby is Army”. The McDonalds’ meal is part of BTS and the food chain’s collaboration as they revealed a new BTS meal that includes a 10-piece Chicken McNuggets, medium fries and Coke, plus the debut of two new dipping sauces -- Sweet Chili and Cajun -- that are inspired by McDonald's South Korea recipes. To that end, Halsey shared the BTS meal picture and announced that her unborn baby is already a fan of BTS. Halsey, who recorded the Billboard Hot 100 No. 8 hit ‘Boy With Luv’ with BTS in 2019 and recruited Suga for his own interlude on her third album Manic last year, is a proud member of the ARMY herself.

Singer Halsey reveals her unborn baby is already a part of BTS Army

<p>South Korean boy band BTS said on Friday they hoped their new digital single 'Dynamite' refreshes fans and helps them recharge their batteries as they cope with the novel coronavirus pandemic.<br />
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The seven-member group is at the forefront of South Korean pop music and has helped win K-pop fans around the world since their 2013 debut. The young group members said in a livestreamed news conference ahead of the release of 'Dynamite'&nbsp;that they hoped the song would give their fans the same surge of energy it had given them.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="http://13.235.153.162/india-news/bts-army-gather-more-than-8000-for-assam-flood-relief-funds-314296" hreflang="en">BTS 'Army' gather more than $8,000 for Assam flood relief funds</a><br />
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"Everyone in the world is going through tough times right now," member Jimin told the news conference aired via YouTube."Dynamite is a song that can lift anyone’s spirit. We gained a lot of energy singing and rehearsing it," he said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Group leader and rapper RM said the coronavirus had forced a halt to many of their activities but it had also allowed them to clear their heads and come up with new material.<br />
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"It served as an impetus for Dynamite, this was a ray of light, a sip of sweet water," he said. Contributors on their first English-language song included David Stewart and Jessica Agombar, their music label, Big Hit Entertainment, said. The full album will be released later this year.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/bts-fans-match-groups-1-million-donation-to-black-lives-matter-304392" hreflang="en">BTS fans match group's $1 million donation to Black Lives Matter</a><br />
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BTS are set to return with two concerts in Seoul in October, with a limited audience observing social distancing, which will also be streamed online, Big Hit said. Their tour of more than 20 concerts in the United States, Europe and Asia was cancelled because of the coronavirus but some 756,000 fans paid to watch an online concert in June.<br />
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BTS broke into the U.S. market in 2017 and were the first Korean group to win a Billboard music award. They performed at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in January.</p>


South Korean boy band BTS said on Friday they hoped their new digital single 'Dynamite' refreshes fans and helps them recharge their batteries as they cope with the novel coronavirus pandemic.

South Korean boy band BTS said on Friday they hoped their new digital single 'Dynamite' refreshes fans and helps them recharge their batteries as they cope with the novel coronavirus pandemic. The seven-member group is at the forefront of South Korean pop music and has helped win K-pop fans around the world since their 2013 debut. The young group members said in a livestreamed news conference ahead of the release of 'Dynamite' that they hoped the song would give their fans the same surge of energy it had given them. Also read: BTS 'Army' gather more than $8,000 for Assam flood relief funds "Everyone in the world is going through tough times right now," member Jimin told the news conference aired via YouTube."Dynamite is a song that can lift anyone’s spirit. We gained a lot of energy singing and rehearsing it," he said. Group leader and rapper RM said the coronavirus had forced a halt to many of their activities but it had also allowed them to clear their heads and come up with new material. "It served as an impetus for Dynamite, this was a ray of light, a sip of sweet water," he said. Contributors on their first English-language song included David Stewart and Jessica Agombar, their music label, Big Hit Entertainment, said. The full album will be released later this year. Also read: BTS fans match group's $1 million donation to Black Lives Matter BTS are set to return with two concerts in Seoul in October, with a limited audience observing social distancing, which will also be streamed online, Big Hit said. Their tour of more than 20 concerts in the United States, Europe and Asia was cancelled because of the coronavirus but some 756,000 fans paid to watch an online concert in June. BTS broke into the U.S. market in 2017 and were the first Korean group to win a Billboard music award. They performed at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in January.

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BTS: Jimin gets soju shots with Jungkook and J-Hope on his birthday

This is how BTS ARMY in India is celebrating Jungkook's birthday in a grand style

Singer Halsey reveals her unborn baby is already a part of BTS Army

South Korea's BTS hopes new single 'Dynamite' blows away fans amid coronavirus gloom