The boys of BTS, who had already made a global sensation with their hit "Butter," have now returned as a group, accompanied by a new album and fresh music. During a candid conversation with Rolling Stone UK, RM shared his thoughts on the 'hate' they've received, stating, "There are people who sincerely pray at home, 'Please, BTS, just fall down. Just break apart and collapse.' But we thought, 'OK, guys, for two or three years, we've been apart...and three years have passed. There are ARMYs waiting for us, the world waiting for us. You guys had your little fun.'"
Regarding their reasons for reuniting as a team, RM offered an alternative perspective: "I've been telling the members, 'If we don't challenge ourselves anymore, then there's no reason for us to keep doing this as a team.' We have to show the world that we're still progressing and exploring. It's so complex sometimes, but we have to push it to the edge even more. It's never enough."
J-Hope also chimed in, explaining why they work so well as a team: "Now that we're back together, the other members are filling in any gaps I feel in my expression or performance. In many ways, I realized that's why there are seven of us."
For those unfamiliar with what fans can expect from their upcoming album titled Arirang, it boasts 14 tracks and is packed with honest stories that BTS wants to share with ARMY. According to the press release, the album is filled with music that's most true to BTS and is their heartfelt way of saying thank you to ARMY, who have been there the whole time.
