South Korean boy group BTS recently appeared on an Entertainment Weekly interview to talk about their second studio album "Wings." Surprisingly, their interviewer is also a fan.
During the Nov. 5, episode of KBS's "Entertainment Weekly," the group reveals "Wings" success and their goals. Then it turns out that the interviewer is a fan of BTS after revealing his shirt with their picture on, donning a headband with their sign.
Recently, BTS has set a record as the highest-charting, best-selling K-pop album in the United States and has been on Billboard 200 chart three times in a row. Nabbing the 26th spot, it is yet the highest rank for a K-pop group.
One of the prepared list of related search terms for BTS is their achievement on Billboard. With this, BTS member Suga commented how honored they are and thanked fans for their utmost love and support.
Next they discussed their music video "Blood Sweat & Tears," after gathering 40 million views in a short span of time. Group leader Rap Monster noted how long the music video is, revealing a six minute time frame, but, got corrected by the interviewer saying it is actually six minutes and three seconds long, Soompi reported.
Apparently, Suga did not think the title song of their new album "Blood Sweat & Tears," would do well since the name of the song was too dirty. However, these days, whatever Suga says isn't going to do well, does well.
The youngest of the group, Jungkook, aslo got the chance to ask his fellow bandmates to clean their mess up after eating. Other BTS members got shocked on how he was given the chance to speak informally to them.
The group was then asked on which search term related to them they would like to discussed, and they picked "Music from BTS I can always count on." BTS revealed that they would like the public to think "Ah, this is good music" whenever they release a new track.
At the end of the interview, the group got the chance to compete their solo song play by constituting the best acrostic poem with their group name. Although, Rap Monster is good, Suga created a very unexpected poem about food which made everyone bursts into laughter. Picking J-Hope's solo song "Mama," Suga won the competition, however, his song is censored from broadcasting.
At the end of the interview, Suga, representing the rest of the group, requested the fans to continuously support their new album and title track. As "Mama" comes out as promised, BTS dance with J-Hope taking the lead.
Meanwhile, BTS had their final stage for "Blood Sweat & Tears" on "Inkigayo." Watch the video below:
