K-pop supergroup BTS to work on solo projects

K-pop supergroup BTS to work on solo projects
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Wednesday 15 June 2022 - 14:32

Super-group BTS announced a break to pursue solo projects. The announcement came in an hour-video of BTS dinner party on Tuesday, celebrating the ninth anniversary of their debut release.

In a statement to AP from Hybe, the company behind the K-pop group clarified that they will be working on projects as a group, as well as individually. “BTS is not taking a hiatus. Members will be focusing more on solo projects at this time.”

The group confirmed that they are still participating in future group activities, including filming their web series Run BTS.

The seven superstars were seen in the video drinking and eating while sharing their thoughts about the group and their future individual artistic goals.

BTS who is also known as the Bangtan Boys is a South Korean boy band that was formed in 2010 and debuted in 2013 under Big Hit Entertainment.

BTS achieved huge critical and commercial success worldwide. The Korean band is the best-selling group in South Korean history and holds the best-selling album in South Korea with Map of the Soul: 7, selling over 32 million albums on the Gaon Music Chart.

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