BTS

The K-pop supergroup appeared via video at the 75th UN General Assembly to talk about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. All the group’s comments were filmed individually.

Aside from providing us with bop after bop, BTS is here to impart an important message about mental health upon us. The K-Pop boy band feels strongly about the idea that things will get better if you can make small positive changes.

In an interview with RADIO.COM, BTS revealed what they will first do when they are able to return to the stage and perform for their fans again. Plus, they gave us a sneak peek at what their “Dynamite” performance at the VMAs will be like.

During a livestream on Sunday, the boy band revealed that they are releasing a new single in an effort to spread “some positive energy” during this uncertain time.

Usually Charlie Puth lets his songs do the talking. However, this Sunday, in a series of tweets the perfect pitch singer shared his unfettered thoughts on the toxic nature of stan culture between pop stars’ fan bases.

This weekend, BTS donated $1 million to Black Lives Matter organizations. Inspiring their loyal BTS ARMY to set the #MatchAMillion goal to band together and match the donation amount to BLM and other organizations committed to racial equality.

Earlier this week, K-pop stans began trolling white supremacist hashtags on Twitter, including #WhiteLivesMatter and #WhiteOutWednesday. The aim was to drown out racist messages with anti-racist ones featuring K-pop memes and videos.

It looks like a collaboration between K-pop sensations BTS and American songwriter Conan Gray may be on the way. The news comes thanks to a Twitter exchange between Gray and BTS member V, both of whom shared their mutual appreciation.

This week we have new tracks from BTS + Lauv, Bebe Rexha, Katy Perry, Harry Styles, Hootie & the Blowfish!

BTS is taking an extended break to "enjoy the ordinary lives of young people in their 20s, albeit briefly," their agency said Monday.