BTS 'came home' yesterday (Photo: Big Hit/ Weverse)OT7 ‘came home’ yesterday as ARMY is busy trending on Twitter. It was a busy time for ARMY as Jimidid a lengthy VLive, V (born Kim Taehyung) featured on a radio show, RM shared Instagram stories of his travels, Suga appeared on the NBA’s official Instagram account, and well, Jin, J-Hope and Jungkook just spammed Jimin’s VLive and J-Hope’s photo.
While Jin trolled Jimin for his hairstyle on V-Live saying he looks like Beethoven, J-Hope commented in Korean that roughly translates to, “It feels so nice to see you.” During his VLive, Jimin determinedly built a small wooden house while fans cheered in the comments. He signed off just in time for V’s radio show, encouraging fans to go and listen to the vocalist. He also released a new concept photoshoot the same day, as part of his photo-folio.
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V featured on the MBC radio show with Park Hyo-shin and opened up about their upcoming Busan concert, saying that it had been a few months since that they had performed and their ‘stamina’ had decreased. Much to the joy of fans, he also played the popular BTS songs, Butter and Permission To Dance.
🐯 its our busan concert soon and to be honest its been a couple months since our last concert and just because of that short time our stamina has decreased. so its hard but its fun trying to get our tension up again
— 윤서⁷ (@btsinthemoment) September 27, 2022
On the other hand, Jungkook, who has been somewhat missing in action lately, spammed J-Hope’s latest Rush Hour video with comments such as, “Why are you so good at this?” and “You are too cool, I am going crazy. What do I have to do for this? It’s crazy, I am serious.” “I’m speechless” He left so many comments that a rather overwhelmed J-Hope finally left several shocked emojis.
BTS will next be seen performing at their Busan concert. The band, while stepping back from making music collectively, are focussing on their solo careers. RM, Jimin, Suga, Jin and V have already given teasing hints about their solo albums, and have promised ARMY that there will be more updates on it soon. J-Hope was the first to go solo and released his album, Jack in The Box, which released in July to glowing praise.