do anyone know bts??
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ya bts is
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ard on November 28, 2017. Link But who is BTS and why is this news? Well, recall the “British Invasion” of the 1960s when The Beatles took America, and the entire world, by storm. Today there is a new wave at the shores of the global music industry. In this “Korean Invasion,” otherwise called the “Hallyu Wave,” Korean pop (KPop) groups such as BTS are taking over.
I am a fan of BTS, otherwise known as an A.R.M.Y. In November of 2016, I first watched their music video “Blood, Sweat, and Tears,” only to buy my first album of theirs within the same month. Within the year I’ve been a fan, the group has set numerous records and then broken those very same records and have achieved success unexperienced by other groups in the KPop industry. Furthermore, this group leading the Hallyu Wave was, and is only just beginning to stop being considered as, the underdog. In the KPop industry, there is what is known as “The Big Three.” This refers to three entertainment agencies which have a monopoly on the industry: YG entertainment, JYP entertainment, and SM entertainment. Instead of any of the gaggle of groomed groups under these labels, a new performance group from an obscure company verging on bankruptcy drives this invasion. BTS alone as the only active artists under BigHit Entertainment brought the company out of bankruptcy. So it's no wonder the entire company (with no exaggeration) attended their performance on the stage of the American Music Awards as the first Korean performance group to do so.
BTS has caught my attention, as well as the attention of fans worldwide, through their stunning choreography, amazing beats, and meaningful lyrics. I love the fact that they sing about so much more than love and heartbreak, using their music to discuss mental health, temptation, flawed education systems, and corrupt government. BTS’s success is also significant to me because it marks a transformation in mindset against globalization. I have grown up with many languages surrounding me. Bengali, Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindi fly about my house while my sister throws in some French for no reason in particular. My best friend and her family had introduced me to Spanish before I even took my first Spanish class in high school. Ever since middle school I had been a fan of anime, thereby adding Japanese to the bag. Internationally, people tend to be bilingual or multilingual while English speakers like myself travel and expect that someone must know English, the lingua franca of the world. Western media is similarly close-minded, paying no mind to foreign music. However, BTS became hard to ignore when they beat Justin Bieber by a landslide for a Billboard Music Award that he had previously won since 2012 consecutively. BTS is helping to break the mold in western media, opening doors for even more diversity in global music. Americans have only begun to accept foreign music beginning with the viral hit Gangnam Style years back. Even then, most took the song as a quirky exotic new fad. More recently, Despacito rose to popularity, being accepted as what it is: a good song, rather than being belittled to just an exotic strange thing.
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hey dear good evening,
BTS (Korean:RR: Bangtan Sonyeondan), also known as the Bangtan Boys, is a seven-member South Korean boy band formed in Seoul in 2013. The septet co-writes and produces much of their output. Originally a hip hop group, their musical style has evolved to include a wide range of genres.