They say it's a crisis, so I think this is a moment when we need BTS even more.

I heard a lot of talk about Korean movies and K-pop being in a structural crisis for no reason.
I just thought things were going well for a while, but I don't think I've ever felt this serious.

That's why I felt it was more meaningful that Director Park Chan-wook's work and the story of BTS were mentioned together.
It felt like the names that have represented Korea on the world stage were once again at the center.
I think it becomes clearer in moments like these that there are people who cannot be replaced.

Especially, the more I read about BTS's comeback, the more my heart warmed.
It's truly amazing that one date, March 20th, can get so many people moving again.
It was so BTS-like that they announced the date in advance with a handwritten letter, and I could feel their sincerity towards ARMY.

I think that what RM said about “the year of BTS” wasn’t just a comment.
I believe it more because it feels like it's not a process of stopping during the hiatus, but rather a process of returning stronger.
As a fan, I am so grateful that you even shared the process of preparing a new song.

There's a saying these days that K-pop relies solely on fandom.
I still think BTS is a team that proves itself through music.
So this comeback feels more like a direction than just a return.

It doesn't feel symbolic for nothing that BTS is coming back at this time.
I'm so proud that even in this time of crisis, it's a name that still inspires hope.
I'm already looking forward to the scenery after March 20th.