And perhaps Fallon owed it to BTS and ARMY to go over the top with his praise. The Tonight Show stirred up some controversy before Wednesday night's episode even aired. The warm-up act delivered a joke that some BTS fans deemed inappropriate, leading to backlash on social media targeting the Tonight Show.

BTS members RM, left, and V salute after being discharged from mandatory military service in Chuncheon, Gangwon on June 10. [AP/YONHAP] All seven BTS members are set for a full-group comeback now that they have finished their mandatory military service ...

BTS fans rejoice! The band has officially confirmed a release date for their first album in almost four years. The superstar K-pop group's seven members — RM, 31, Jin, 33, Suga, 32, J-Hope, 31, Jimin, 30, V, 30 and Jung Kook, 28 — recently sent ...

The group’s comeback follows a nearly four-year hiatus due to South Korea’s mandatory military service, which requires most men to serve 18 to 21 months. Members began enlisting in 2022, with Suga the last to complete his service in June 2025.

Six years and an entire military service later, BTS has returned to its Army fanbase with new music. The global K-pop juggernaut dropped its 14-track album titled "ARIRANG" Friday, March 20, ahead of a world tour across 34 regions, including 10 cities in ...

The Return has ignited a firestorm within the ARMY fandom, but the heat isn’t directed at the group. Fans are calling out HYBE Chairman Bang Si Hyuk for what they describe as “gaslighting” and “oppressive” leadership during the creation of the group’s latest album.

The documentary chronicles the weeks BTS spent in Los Angeles in the summer of 2025.

A part of BTS’s global fandom skews older, some calling themselves “Silver ARMY.” While the fandom remains famously diverse across ethnicity, age and identity, the visibility of older fans has become increasingly difficult to miss.