K-pop band BTS recently revealed that they had planned to come to India as part of their 'Map of Soul: 7 World Tour'. The tour was ultimately cancelled due to pandemic restrictions across the globe.
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The group was in an interview talking about their highs and lows in 2020 in an interview with Spotify called ‘This is BTS’. member
The band talked about their hits like ‘Dynamite’, ‘ON’ and more. The leader of the band, Rap Monster (also known as RM) said, “After ON, our goal was to go on a tour for a year travelling to several countries on other continents, like Australia, South America, India. A Mumbai concert was planned.” The world tour had to be cancelled as the pandemic took hold and restrictions on large gatherings were placed across the globe.바카라 웹사이트
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BTS also talked about their popular song Dynamite and how it went to number one on the Billboard charts. Band member바카라 웹사이트Suga recalled the night when the entire group remained up late looking at their song, which was at the top of the charts, and expressed his pride in it. Dynamite was created with "blood, sweat, and tears," according to the members.
BTS's next anthology album 'Proof' is only a week away from being released. It'll be released on June 10 and is said to be a mix of their classic and new hits. 'Yet To Come', 'Run BTS', 'Born Singer', 'Fire', 'Fake Love', Persona, Moon, 'IDOL', 'Dynamite', 'On', 'Butter', and 'Life Goes On' will be among the songs featured on 'Proof'.