What is BTS full name ? Why is it so popular ? 

The full form of BTS is Bangtan Sonyeondan, and Singing mostly in Korean, the boy band became the first K-pop act to hit number one on U.S. albums charts. The seven-piece South Korean mega group that is probably the most popular male band in the world right now. BTS is also the first Korean band to have performed at an American music awards, doing so way back in November 2017, with their single DNA. 

The History of BTS 

It all started when CEO of big hit Entertainment Bang Si-hyuk was impressed by rapping skills of Kim Namjoon . He was a popular rapper in Seoul back then. It was originally supposed to be a hip hop group but Bang Si-hyuk wanted to create and idol group similar to Seo Taiji and Boys which were very popular in 90s in Korea. 

BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) also known as Bangtan Boys was formed in 2010 and debuted in 2013 under Big hit Entertainment. Currently the worlds favorite boyband, The Korean boyband "BTS" has come a long way since their first album in 2013. Consisting of seven members--Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook Korean boy band BTS burst onto the global scene in 2013 with their debut album, 2 Cool 4 Skool (the first entry in their "school trilogy" series) since then K-pop boy group BTS have stolen millions of hearts worldwide. Their earliest videos, dating back months before their 2013 debut, members are portrayed as youthful and cutely innocent, maintaining general conception of K-pop male idol groups. 

What is BTS Army ?

ARMY ( basically a certain group of South Korean fans of the boyband ) has contributed a lot into making it one of the biggest boy bands in the world. BTSs parent agency, Big Hit Entertainment, is not a major K-pop triple-A label, the South Korean boy band basically relied on social media. Instead of appearing mostly on South Korean TV, as with other K-pop groups, BTS has experimented with social media, connecting with fans over Twitter.

Before the Korean release of the BTS albums, it was known for ARMY AKA (Adorable Representative MC for Youth), members to adjust their clocks to Korean time to avoid missing any of BTSs online promo activities. After a crowd started singing during the South Korean boy bands recent London Wembley concert, South Korean ARMY complained that BTS had shown favoritism towards overseas fans, by allowing them to sing. 

One of the most amazing incidents were when a popular Australian TV program mocked BTS, the ARMY help center created a social campaign, which led to apologies. K-pop groups on May 31 appeared at the White House where each K-pop members took turns speaking Korean at the White House as they spoke with the press, with Jin and Jimin both expressing how they were honored to stand up for their community.

The South Korean boy band has worldwide fanbase consisting of millions of dedicated followers which is strong enough to generate significant waves and helped the group break records across the music industry. The groups legions of global fans, also known collectively as ARMY AKA (Adorable Representative MC for Youth), has number in the tens of millions. 

On Weverse, which allows official ARMY members (starting at $22 per year) to receive exclusive content, K-pop juggernaut BTS has a following of 14.7 million fans. On V Live, a one-time competitor video streaming platform Hybe acquired last year that is now being integrated into Weverse, the group has 35.2 million followers. 

The BTS Band

The group of teen boys spent years building up to that moment, slowly taking over the American music scene, with milestone after milestone. 

With this potential power to shape an industry, and this amount of fan support behind them from their parent company, BigHit, HYBE and the group of teenage boys may very well be poised to reshape the music industry in ways that were not seen before. As BTS and its fandom get increased exposure, it is diversifying the music landscape of the U.S. mainstream, in an age where artists such as The Weeknd are calling out the Korean music industry for gatekeeping. 

The Influence in South Korea

The teenage boys band has also done more than perhaps any other band in South Korea to extend K-pops international reach and in doing so, they have forced the international media and Korean music industry to reckon with K-pop. A group of teenage boys will surely go on to utterly change the perception of the all-male male boyband in South Korean music, and to demolish perceptions of what breakthrough success looks like for South Korean bands abroad. Korean boyband BTS would soon become one of K-pops biggest names, smashing records both in South Korea and overseas, to captivate fans worldwide. 

The World Wide Recognition 

The substantial talents of BTSs juggernaut K-pop group, consisting of seven members J-HOPE, JIMIN, JIN, JUNGKOOK, RM, SUGA, and V are the bedrock for the groups success. They debuted atop Billboards Hot 100 singles chart in the U.S. on Aug. 30, 2020, becoming the first Korean pop act to debut at No. The group had been building up a fan base well before becoming the first South Korean-only act to hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 with Dynamite, or setting a global record for the highest number of viewers to a live concert stream during the coronavirus pandemic. BTS became the first K-Pop act nominated for a Grammy Award though the lost the Grammy award for two years in a row.  

BTS, the band of seven South Korean musicians, has been on an extraordinary run since their debut in 2013. BTSs latest achievement, becoming the first Korean band to hit No. The group launched a series of new statistics in September 2020 to reflect on the groups milestone accomplishment. The teenage boys ascension to stardom has been so monumental in the past two years, the groups latest single, Butter--their first after the groundbreaking triple-platinum, landmark No. 

They also hold the records of :- 

1.The best-selling album in South Korea.

2.The most-streamed band on Spotify.

3.The most-watched music video on YouTube within 24 hours.

4. First K-pop group to perform at a Grammy Awards ceremony.

5.The most followed band on Instagram.

Conclusion 

Outside of the members contributions, most of the production and songwriting has long been done in-house by the BTS record label, with a collaborative effort between Bang Si-hyuk and a group of producers and songwriters. 

The BTS band members at this point in their lengthy career, each has produced, written, or co-written several tracks on the groups albums, and most of them have worked on independent productions and songs outside BTS as well.