The Gwanghwamun performance was a bit disappointing, but I still support you.

BTS is garnering global attention with the release of their 5th studio album, "Arirang," after approximately four years. This comeback is becoming a hot topic more than ever, as it marks their return after a hiatus following their military service.

Foreign media outlets, including the BBC in the UK, have analyzed that BTS stands at a new turning point between their global fandom and Korean identity. In particular, various discussions are emerging regarding the fact that this album emphasizes Korean heritage while increasing the proportion of English lyrics. This appears to be growing pains experienced by BTS as they transform from mere idols into true artists performing on the global stage.

HYVE Chairman Bang Si-hyuk also named this activity "BTS 2.0," expressing his ambition to open a new chapter. He emphasized that they attempted a change that breaks the mold of a boy band by focusing on the music itself rather than relying solely on flashy performances from the past. He further heightened fans' expectations by stating that they worked on approximately 100 songs over the course of a year and a half to enhance the quality of the work.

Starting with the Goyang concert today, BTS is embarking on an unprecedented world tour comprising 85 shows across 34 cities worldwide, spanning Asia, North America, and Europe. This is set to be recorded as the largest tour in K-pop history. With their return in a new form, the world's eyes and ears are once again focused on what message they will convey to fans around the globe through this journey. It is an update that makes us highly anticipate the new chapter the seven members will write together.