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BTS Members Enter Military Enlistment: RM, Jimin, V, Jungkook Start Process

BIGHIT Music confirmed BTS members RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook began their military enlistment. Fans expressed sadness, anticipating their return. Jin and J-Hope started earlier and will finish in 2025. Suga began his service this year. Meanwhile, Jungkook's solo debuted with Seven receiving a silver certification in the UK.

BTS Members Enter Military Enlistment: RM, Jimin, V, Jungkook Start Process Image Source -www.nme.com

BTS, the globally acclaimed K-pop sensation, has recently seen four of its members, namely RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, embark on their military enlistment journey. BIGHIT Music, the band's agency, officially confirmed this pivotal step, acknowledging the artists' commitment to fulfilling their mandatory military service duties.

This news has prompted diverse reactions from the passionate fanbase known as ARMYs. While many expressed their unwavering support and understanding of the members' responsibilities, a wave of sadness and nostalgia swept through social media platforms. Fans voiced their anticipation for the return of these beloved artists, understanding the significance of their service yet yearning for their presence.

Notably, this enlistment marks a phase in the group's trajectory, with Jin and J-Hope having commenced their service earlier and scheduled to conclude it in 2025. Suga initiated his military duties earlier this year, aligning with the band's commitment to fulfilling their obligations while actively pursuing solo endeavors. As BTS members prepare for this hiatus, their solo projects and individual achievements have continued to captivate global audiences, showcasing the band's enduring impact and artistry.

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Simultaneously, within this period of transition, Jungkook, BTS's "golden maknae," achieved a remarkable milestone. His debut digital single within the band's solo era, titled Seven, attained a silver certification in the UK. The track, featuring American singer and rapper Latto, achieved this accolade by surpassing 200,000 units in sales or streams—a testament to the immense popularity and influence BTS commands worldwide.

This not only highlights the band's commitment to their country but also showcases their sustained global resonance. While BTS members undertake their individual military service, their collective and individual achievements continue to garner acclaim, cementing their status as a musical force transcending boundaries. As fans eagerly await their return, BTS's legacy persists through their music and unwavering support from their dedicated fanbase.

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