Why Galena, X BTS
So guys recently g arena free fire came with a new event named BTS event.
So many of u have quit playing the game because u do not like BTS, so mainly g arena launched BTS event because The group has established itself as one of the world’s most well-loved groups, having won hearts and minds of hundreds of millions worldwide. Fans and players of Free Fire can look forward to a series of collaboration events and activities, both in the game and beyond.
BTS Is an extremely popular brand which has had multiple singles featuring at #@1
The Billboard Hot 100.
BTS Has 23 Guinness book of world record to its name, and they got the most viewed channel named butter on YouTube in 24 hours and also the most engaged on Twitter.
So for this kind of reason, g arena added BTS On its game.
Why We Hate BTS,
The K-Pop band BTS might be a global sensation today, but it hasn’t been an easy journey, to say the least. The septet has faced more than their fair share of trolling, even receiving death threats. At one point after a concert in 2017, they were accused of lip-syncing, with haters alleging that it was impossible for them to sing and dance at the same time. The hate on Twitter went viral, with many prominent handles accusing them as well. However, the band didn’t address the situation directly, but they found another way to shut down haters.
During the BTS performance of Mic Drop at the 2017 SBS AYO DAEU on December 25, instead of rapping his line, Sugar just paused and looked at the camera with a rather telling look, proving that the vocals were not fake. The video was a rage, and ARMY applauded Saga for his ‘savagery’. The epic moment happens at 1:21 in the video.
When BTS first revealed the group’s upcoming debut under the name “BTS”, hates got a good laugh out of it. They thought, especially with a name like “BTS”—or simply because of a name like that—the group would barely last a maximum of two years. They called the name pretentious and cheesy. With the true meaning of the name being, “the bulletproof scouts will protect the teens from the bullets of prejudice and pressure”, it was quite unlike the other K-Pop idol group names at the time.
Five years since debut, BTS has faced as much hate as the love they receive now. From debut to even now, haters have the time of their days trying to belittle the members and their careers. BTS is, however, undeniably the hottest boy group from Korea at the moment, proving everything the haters ever said completely wrong.
When BTS first revealed the group’s upcoming debut under the name “BTS”, haters got a good laugh out of it. They thought, especially with a name like “BTS”—or simply because of a name like that—the group would barely last a maximum of two years. They called the name pretentious and cheesy. With the true meaning of the name being, “the bulletproof scouts will protect the teens from the bullets of prejudice and pressure”, it was quite unlike the other K-Pop idol group names at the time.
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