1. BTS’s leader RM, formerly known as Rap Monster, told Yahoo! Entertainment that the sitcom Musketeers played a vital part in helping him come fluent in English.
RM explained,” It was like a cliché for the Korean parents in my birthplace to let their kiddies watch Musketeers.” He watched it over and over again with Korean mottoes, and said that the cast’s English was” clear and easy to understand.”
True super addict that he is, RM participated his favorite character and plot line It’s Chandler and the relationship between Ross and Rachel, independently.
2. RM’s fellow BTS member, Jin, told GQ that he is a” big addict of Chris Martin,” and that the Coldplay front man gave him an unanticipated gift following the collaboration of their two groups.
” After our collaboration, we had a chance to see him again in the US. When just the two of us were in the plant, I said to him,’ Hey, your guitar’s cool.’ I mean, I ’m such a big addict. Actually, everything about him is cool. But he suddenly handed the guitar over, saying it was a gift,” explained Jin.” I hadn’t been inferring anything with my comment. Indeed in my dazed state, I was so agitated I didn’t know how to respond.”
He went on,” I asked him multiple times if he was serious, because I just could n’t believe it. I was so thankful. I heard latterly on that he knew I was a addict. Perhaps that’s why he gave it to me? This is all an supposition, of course.”
3. Under South Korea’s Military Service Act, all suitable- bodied men are needed to serve around a time and a half in the service before they turn 28. While Olympic losers and largely accomplished classical musicians are eligible for immunity, K- pop stars presently aren’t, though according to Variety, some in South Korea are seeking to change that.
At a 2022 press conference, South Korean Culture, Sports, and Tourism Minister Hwang Hee said,” The system has been operated meaningfully to give those who have enhanced the public status grounded on their excellent chops more chances to contribute to the country, and there’s no reason the popular art- culture field should be barred from this. Notoriety should be a responsible voice at a time when there are clashing pros and cons ahead of the investiture of some of the BTS members.”
According to Bloomberg, 29- time-old Jin hasn’t inked up for service yet because of a 2020 law that permits pop culture numbers who offer” great benefactions” to their nation a two time extension on the usual deadline. But he’ll have to matriculate before the end of the time if the law does not change, as will, ultimately, the other members of the band, which Hwang said would affect in a” artistic loss for humanity.”
