A sweet BTS reunion! Popular K-pop band member Jin, who is currently completing his mandatory Korean military service, is on his first vacation and recently spent some time with his band members. 
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Treating fans to the sweet reunion picture, Suga shared a snap on his IG story, that featured five people from the group, RM, J-hope, Jungkook, Jin, and him. The two missing ones were V and Jimin.&nbsp;

In the picture, the five Bangtan boys have their faces covered as they pose for the snap on the street. Soon after the picture was made public, ARMY started wondering why the other two band members, V and Jimini, were not part of this reunion picture. Soon after, Suga was quick to give clarification, revealing that they had left 10 minutes early. Sharing a picture on his Instagram handle, he wrote in the caption, "Taehyung and Jimin were with us too (they left 10 minutes earlier).&nbsp; 
 
In the picture, all of them are dressed casually.&nbsp; 
 
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As per the reports, Jin is on his first official vacation after serving in the military for 100 days. For the unversed, Jin enlisted in the military on December 13 last year.

This was the first picture of the boys together since Jin went for his military service. And that was enough to make the ARMY emotional.

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Reacting to the picture fans wrote, “I’m crying''. 
 
Another fan shared a collage of the&nbsp;group's last photo together before Jin's military service and the recent one and wrote,''seokjin's first day and 100 days in the military were with members 🥺.''

Earlier this month, J-hope and Jimin visited Kim Seok Jin at the military base. Jin, who was recently 
promoted to a Private First Class position within the military, shared a picture on his official Instagram handle and wrote, "Welcome."

For the unversed, BTS member J-Hope will be the second member of the famous pop group to start his military service soon. In February, J-Hope, who is also the main choreographer of the group, started his military enlistment process.

A sweet BTS reunion! Popular K-pop band member Jin, who is currently completing his mandatory Korean military service, is on his first vacation and recently spent some time with his band members.

A sweet BTS reunion! Popular K-pop band member Jin, who is currently completing his mandatory Korean military service, is on his first vacation and recently spent some time with his band members. Treating fans to the sweet reunion picture, Suga shared a snap on his IG story, that featured five people from the group, RM, J-hope, Jungkook, Jin, and him. The two missing ones were V and Jimin. In the picture, the five Bangtan boys have their faces covered as they pose for the snap on the street. Soon after the picture was made public, ARMY started wondering why the other two band members, V and Jimini, were not part of this reunion picture. Soon after, Suga was quick to give clarification, revealing that they had left 10 minutes early. Sharing a picture on his Instagram handle, he wrote in the caption, "Taehyung and Jimin were with us too (they left 10 minutes earlier). In the picture, all of them are dressed casually. Check the picture here: As per the reports, Jin is on his first official vacation after serving in the military for 100 days. For the unversed, Jin enlisted in the military on December 13 last year. This was the first picture of the boys together since Jin went for his military service. And that was enough to make the ARMY emotional. Nicolas Cage would love to reprise his dracula role if Renfield gets sequel Reacting to the picture fans wrote, “I’m crying''. Another fan shared a collage of the group's last photo together before Jin's military service and the recent one and wrote,''seokjin's first day and 100 days in the military were with members 🥺.'' Earlier this month, J-hope and Jimin visited Kim Seok Jin at the military base. Jin, who was recently promoted to a Private First Class position within the military, shared a picture on his official Instagram handle and wrote, "Welcome." For the unversed, BTS member J-Hope will be the second member of the famous pop group to start his military service soon. In February, J-Hope, who is also the main choreographer of the group, started his military enlistment process.

BTS’ boys reunite with Jin, share first group photo after his military enlistment

K-pop group BTS' agency Big Hit Music is taking legal action against several&nbsp;users who are&nbsp;spreading malicious things about the band including defamation, personal attacks, sexual harassment, the spread of groundless information, and ill-intentioned criticism on social media.&nbsp;Protecting the boy band from all the defamatory news, the agency has decided to take a legal route against the users that have&nbsp;been found spreading “false information” about the famous k-pop&nbsp;band.&nbsp; 
 
As per Soompi, an inside source of the agency has shared that the police have identified a suspect who was spreading the rumours on multiple platforms continuesly. With all the evidence in hand, Big Hit Music has filed a case that has been delivered to the District Prosecutor’s Office.

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However, the BTS agency has not confirmed which malicious activity the agency had taken a legal step.&nbsp; 
 
The long statement reads:

''Hello. This is BIGHIT MUSIC. 
 
Our company regularly initiates legal proceedings against perpetrators of malicious activities related to BTS, including 
defamation, personal attacks, sexual harassment, the spread of groundless information, and ill-intentioned criticism. We would like to provide an update on these activities. 
 
We have recently filed additional criminal complaints against postings with personal attacks and defamation using new information provided by fans as well as collected through our monitoring initiatives.

We have found multiple defamation postings containing false information about the artists on platforms in and outside of Korea. We also have found that a specific poster has been spreading the same ill-intentioned rumour on multiple platforms and filed a criminal complaint against the poster after gathering all of the repetitively uploaded postings. We are currently following our legal response process which monitors and collects evidence on malicious postings for 365 days and then includes them in the complaint. Active reporting of our fans has been a big help to our malicious posting monitoring initiatives. 
 
We would also like to share with you that after an extended police investigation, we were able to identify the suspect and the case has been sent to the prosecutor’s office. 
 
BigHit regularly collects information on malicious postings regarding BTS, reports them to the authorities, and files criminal complaints. 
 
In the&nbsp;note, the agency made sure that they will take strict actions against the users and will make sure that these types of malicious will not repeat in future.&nbsp;

''We would like to stress that we will continue to initiate strict measures to ensure that these malicious acts are not repeated, and our policy of no settlement and no leniency remains in effect.&nbsp; 
 
We will continue to work to ensure that the rights of our artists are fully protected. Thank you.''

The famous dating rumour -&nbsp; 
 
This comes after the rumour about BTS member V whose real name is Kim Taehyung and Blackpink’s Jennie dating took 
the internet by storm. Several photoshopped photos of V and Jennie travelling together&nbsp;started circulating&nbsp;online, which&nbsp;led to the romance rumours between the two big stars of the pop world. 
 
However, V has remained silent about all the dating talks, but the band's eldest member Jin has reacted to the legal action and the malicious news people spread about them. 
 
Sharing his thoughts on Weverse, he wrote, “What on earth did the hater do for it to reach the prosecutor. Going through all that trouble…” 
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K-pop group BTS' agency Big Hit Music is taking legal action against several users who are spreading malicious things about the band including defamation, personal attacks, sexual harassment, the spread of groundless information, and ill-intentioned criticism on social media.

K-pop group BTS' agency Big Hit Music is taking legal action against several users who are spreading malicious things about the band including defamation, personal attacks, sexual harassment, the spread of groundless information, and ill-intentioned criticism on social media. Protecting the boy band from all the defamatory news, the agency has decided to take a legal route against the users that have been found spreading “false information” about the famous k-pop band. As per Soompi, an inside source of the agency has shared that the police have identified a suspect who was spreading the rumours on multiple platforms continuesly. With all the evidence in hand, Big Hit Music has filed a case that has been delivered to the District Prosecutor’s Office. Jimmy Kimmel regrets his Quinta Brunson comedy bit at Emmys However, the BTS agency has not confirmed which malicious activity the agency had taken a legal step. The long statement reads: ''Hello. This is BIGHIT MUSIC. Our company regularly initiates legal proceedings against perpetrators of malicious activities related to BTS, including defamation, personal attacks, sexual harassment, the spread of groundless information, and ill-intentioned criticism. We would like to provide an update on these activities. We have recently filed additional criminal complaints against postings with personal attacks and defamation using new information provided by fans as well as collected through our monitoring initiatives. We have found multiple defamation postings containing false information about the artists on platforms in and outside of Korea. We also have found that a specific poster has been spreading the same ill-intentioned rumour on multiple platforms and filed a criminal complaint against the poster after gathering all of the repetitively uploaded postings. We are currently following our legal response process which monitors and collects evidence on malicious postings for 365 days and then includes them in the complaint. Active reporting of our fans has been a big help to our malicious posting monitoring initiatives. We would also like to share with you that after an extended police investigation, we were able to identify the suspect and the case has been sent to the prosecutor’s office. BigHit regularly collects information on malicious postings regarding BTS, reports them to the authorities, and files criminal complaints. In the note, the agency made sure that they will take strict actions against the users and will make sure that these types of malicious will not repeat in future. ''We would like to stress that we will continue to initiate strict measures to ensure that these malicious acts are not repeated, and our policy of no settlement and no leniency remains in effect. We will continue to work to ensure that the rights of our artists are fully protected. Thank you.'' The famous dating rumour - This comes after the rumour about BTS member V whose real name is Kim Taehyung and Blackpink’s Jennie dating took the internet by storm. Several photoshopped photos of V and Jennie travelling together started circulating online, which led to the romance rumours between the two big stars of the pop world. However, V has remained silent about all the dating talks, but the band's eldest member Jin has reacted to the legal action and the malicious news people spread about them. Sharing his thoughts on Weverse, he wrote, “What on earth did the hater do for it to reach the prosecutor. Going through all that trouble…”

Big Hit Music takes legal action against users spreading ‘malicious' rumours about BTS boys

K-pop pioneers BTS faced tears and sympathy from fans but anger from shareholders in their management company on Wednesday, a day after the band, pleading exhaustion, announced a break from group musical activities to pursue solo projects.

Many in South Korea reacted with shock and dismay at Tuesday’s news that, with some of its seven members approaching military service age, also triggered speculation about the future of a band whose upbeat hits and messages of youth empowerment have turned them into global stars.&nbsp;

"I could relate to them as they shed tears and honestly told us how they felt," fan Nini Lee told Reuters from a café in Seoul where she had gathered with other fans. "Their voice gave me huge strength when I had tough times, and I'm no longer afraid of such headwinds ...Now I want to give my voice of courage to them.".&nbsp;

Kim Young-sun, who runs the cafe, said she felt sorry that she as a fan had only wanted more from BTS at a time when they were struggling, wishing them a well-deserved break to recharge their batteries.

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BTS Leader and rapper RM, in a tearful video released on Tuesday on the ninth anniversary of a group that last year became the first Asian band to win artist of the year at the American Music Awards, said he had "felt guilty and afraid" to ask for the rest that he desperately needed.&nbsp;

Singer Jimin said they were struggling to find their identity in what he called an "exhausting process," while RM also lamented that the K-pop industry could not provide young artists with "time to mature". On social media, some other fans blamed BTS` management group HYBE for relentlessly pushing for new albums and other money-making opportunities. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment.&nbsp;

"The K-pop and idol industry had long been running on a profit-making system where the stars cannot take a rest even when they burned themselves out," said Jung Duk-hyun, a South Korean cultural critic.

Shareholder ‘Dynamite’

Tuesday’s unexpected announcement fuelled anger among investors in HYBE, which went public two years ago and whose shares plunged 25% on Wednesday, wiping nearly 2 trillion won ($1.55 billion) off its market value.

"They’ve planted ‘dynamite’ in the hearts of shareholders," one wrote on a Samsung Securities stock trading platform, referring to one of the group’s hit songs. HYBE shares had performed relatively poorly in recent months, and the company's chief executive and some BTS members unloaded stock totalling 10 billion won ($7.75 million) in December.&nbsp;

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All able-bodied South Korean men are subject to about two years of military service, and the oldest member of BTS, Jin, is required to begin his duty next year.

A bill pushing for providing military exemptions to globally renowned artists is pending in parliament, amid prolonged debate over whether BTS deserves similar benefits that sports athletes enjoy.

Lee Ki-hoon, an analyst at Hana Financial Investment Co. Ltd., wrote in a report that BTS'&nbsp;lack of public activity, including military service's impact, could result in a 750 billion won revenue loss in 2023. 
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K-pop pioneers BTS faced tears and sympathy from fans but anger from shareholders in their management company on Wednesday, a day after the band, pleading exhaustion, announced a break from group musical activities to pursue solo projects.

K-pop pioneers BTS faced tears and sympathy from fans but anger from shareholders in their management company on Wednesday, a day after the band, pleading exhaustion, announced a break from group musical activities to pursue solo projects. Many in South Korea reacted with shock and dismay at Tuesday’s news that, with some of its seven members approaching military service age, also triggered speculation about the future of a band whose upbeat hits and messages of youth empowerment have turned them into global stars. "I could relate to them as they shed tears and honestly told us how they felt," fan Nini Lee told Reuters from a café in Seoul where she had gathered with other fans. "Their voice gave me huge strength when I had tough times, and I'm no longer afraid of such headwinds ...Now I want to give my voice of courage to them.". Kim Young-sun, who runs the cafe, said she felt sorry that she as a fan had only wanted more from BTS at a time when they were struggling, wishing them a well-deserved break to recharge their batteries. Also Read: Should BTS serve in South Korean military? What's the raging debate all about? BTS Leader and rapper RM, in a tearful video released on Tuesday on the ninth anniversary of a group that last year became the first Asian band to win artist of the year at the American Music Awards, said he had "felt guilty and afraid" to ask for the rest that he desperately needed. Singer Jimin said they were struggling to find their identity in what he called an "exhausting process," while RM also lamented that the K-pop industry could not provide young artists with "time to mature". On social media, some other fans blamed BTS` management group HYBE for relentlessly pushing for new albums and other money-making opportunities. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment. "The K-pop and idol industry had long been running on a profit-making system where the stars cannot take a rest even when they burned themselves out," said Jung Duk-hyun, a South Korean cultural critic. Shareholder ‘Dynamite’ Tuesday’s unexpected announcement fuelled anger among investors in HYBE, which went public two years ago and whose shares plunged 25% on Wednesday, wiping nearly 2 trillion won ($1.55 billion) off its market value. "They’ve planted ‘dynamite’ in the hearts of shareholders," one wrote on a Samsung Securities stock trading platform, referring to one of the group’s hit songs. HYBE shares had performed relatively poorly in recent months, and the company's chief executive and some BTS members unloaded stock totalling 10 billion won ($7.75 million) in December. Also Read: BTS going on 'indefinite hiatus' to pursue individual careers, thank ARMY in an emotional video All able-bodied South Korean men are subject to about two years of military service, and the oldest member of BTS, Jin, is required to begin his duty next year. A bill pushing for providing military exemptions to globally renowned artists is pending in parliament, amid prolonged debate over whether BTS deserves similar benefits that sports athletes enjoy. Lee Ki-hoon, an analyst at Hana Financial Investment Co. Ltd., wrote in a report that BTS' lack of public activity, including military service's impact, could result in a 750 billion won revenue loss in 2023.

K-pop pioneers BTS's time-out leaves fans tearful, investors irate

K-pop group BTS keeps on finding a new way to break records and they also ensure to keep their fans entertained during the world wide lockdown.

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On Saturday, BTS singer Jungkook surprises his fans with a weekend treat, as by posting the new music video.

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Jungkook aka Kookie uploaded a video in which he is singing a version of popular American solo artist&nbsp;Lauv’s 'Never Not', as the video was uploaded on BTS' official Twitter account.

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Thanks to ARMY fan base, as the 22-year-old Korean singer managed to break all-time record for the fastest Twitter video to reach one million views, as it becomes the first tweet of the band with over 400K comments and it also gained over &nbsp;1 million views in 10 minutes

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Despite the song, the singer hooked his fans with his looks, while keeping it simple as he sat cross-legged on a bed and was wearing an oversized grey shirt.

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This is not the first time BTS and American artiste Lauv have collaborated, as they had officially collaborated last year for their 'Map of the Soul: Persona' track 'Make It Right and BTS members Jungkook and Jimin have guest appearence on the verse of the new song by Lauv called 'Who', which was released a month ago.&nbsp;

K-pop group BTS keeps on finding a new way to break records and they also ensure to keep their fans entertained during the world wide lockdown. Also read: Kids' Choice Awards: 'Avengers: Endgame','Stranger Things', BTS & more win at the virtual show On Saturday, BTS singer Jungkook surprises his fans with a weekend treat, as by posting the new music video.

K-pop group BTS keeps on finding a new way to break records and they also ensure to keep their fans entertained during the world wide lockdown. Also read: Kids' Choice Awards: 'Avengers: Endgame','Stranger Things', BTS & more win at the virtual show On Saturday, BTS singer Jungkook surprises his fans with a weekend treat, as by posting the new music video. Also read: K-Pop Band BTS suspends world tour amid COVID-19 scare Jungkook aka Kookie uploaded a video in which he is singing a version of popular American solo artist Lauv’s 'Never Not', as the video was uploaded on BTS' official Twitter account. Never Not 💜 pic.twitter.com/Ag9oUTJvrN — 방탄소년단 (@BTS_twt) May 2, 2020 × Thanks to ARMY fan base, as the 22-year-old Korean singer managed to break all-time record for the fastest Twitter video to reach one million views, as it becomes the first tweet of the band with over 400K comments and it also gained over 1 million views in 10 minutes Also read: Suga of BTS is all set to collaborate with K-pop star IU Despite the song, the singer hooked his fans with his looks, while keeping it simple as he sat cross-legged on a bed and was wearing an oversized grey shirt. Also read: With 'Boy With Luv' featuring Halsey, BTS becomes fastest K-pop group to reach 750 million views This is not the first time BTS and American artiste Lauv have collaborated, as they had officially collaborated last year for their 'Map of the Soul: Persona' track 'Make It Right and BTS members Jungkook and Jimin have guest appearence on the verse of the new song by Lauv called 'Who', which was released a month ago.

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BTS’ boys reunite with Jin, share first group photo after his military enlistment

Big Hit Music takes legal action against users spreading ‘malicious' rumours about BTS boys

K-pop pioneers BTS's time-out leaves fans tearful, investors irate

BTS' Boy Jungkook breaks record with new video as it gains 1 million views in 10 minutes