The release date for BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star was just revealed, along with a teaser featuring the seven members expressing various emotions.
Over the past ten years, the South Korean boy band BTS has advanced significantly. After the seven-piece group was formed in 2013, they quickly gained international recognition. With one of the largest fan bases in the world, the BTS Army, they are currently global superstars. They put in a lot of work, so their journey was not an easy one. Fans will now be able to cherish the same in BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star, the band’s upcoming documentary.
The seven members of BTS RM, Jin, Jimin, J-Hope, Jungkook, Suga, and V made their debut in 2013 following a few years of training. They eventually rose to become the most adored K-pop idols worldwide. The seven members of the band have broken numerous records over the last ten years, and they even became the first South Korean act to receive a nomination for the esteemed Grammy Awards.
It’s safe to say that BTS helped make a lot of other K-pop artists and bands in the world known. Millions of fans worldwide are now singing along with them in Korean, shattering the stereotype associated with the language. The highly anticipated documentary BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star compiles their ten-year journey that has been documented.
Disney Plus, also known as Disney+, is the streaming service where the BTS documentary will debut. The much-anticipated poster and teaser for the film were just released. It also revealed the date of the documentary’s release.
The band’s dazzling emblem is displayed in the BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star poster, giving the impression that light is entering a door. It appears to represent the band’s significant growth over the previous few years. The documentary’s December 20, 2023, release date is written at the bottom.
J-Hope says in the teaser, “I felt every emotion,” and Suga responds, “So I started to make music again.” “I laughed and laughed and laughed,” V continues. Then, Jimin can be seen on camera expressing his feelings as he says, “I started crying.” Then, Jin says, “It hit me,” and Jungkook responds, “This is it.” Finally, RM says, “We did it.”
The BTS Army is giddy with anticipation for the documentary and finds it difficult to remain composed. “How exciting, I already want it to be December I miss my 7 so much,” wrote one of them in the letter. “SO EXCITED FOR THIS,” wrote another.
A documentary consisting of eight episodes is called BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star. There will be two episodes released on Wednesdays. Since last year, the band has been on hiatus while each member is enlisted individually in the military, which is mandatory.
