The hype surrounding the South Korean boyband BTS is still growing despite reaching new heights recently after they took the international scene by storm. Now, more fuel has been added to the pyre as the seven-piece group released a music video for their “Euphoria” single where all of the clip is featuring Jungkook, their youngest member. As of this writing, it’s currently trending at 20 over in Youtube.
The video highlights the bond that the BTS members have on and off stage, underlining their love for their member that’s arguably the most popular among the seven. From eating cereals and doing goofy stuff with his bandmates to being downright serious and taking rehearsals with a no-nonsense attitude, the whole clip is simply breathtaking to watch.
Add the fact that the song itself tugs the heartstrings of those listening to it and it’s looking like BTS has delivered yet another satisfying gift to its massive fan base. Aside from their international fame, western artists are also collaborating with BTS, further broadening their worldwide reach.
Among these artists is Halsey who's known for her hit singles like “Colors” and “Bad At Love.” During BTS’ performance in Paris, Halsey joined the septet on stage singing “Boy with Luv.” The fans, of course, exploded with excitement as the collaboration produced stellar performance from everyone.
This fans’ excitement has been brewing hours before the concert even began as thousands of people across Europe gathered outside Stade de France to simply eavesdrop on BTS’ rehearsals. This is despite the fact that most audiences admitted that they don’t speak South Korean, The Korea Herald reported.
To top this all off, BTS and Halsey also released an endearing video where all eight artists were seen dancing to the tune of “Boy with Luv.” The clip has yet again highlighted the septet’s bond with each other, along with Halsey’s fun and engaging personality. With all the success that BTS is seeing, the future for this group is brighter than ever, and it would be interesting to see how their music will mature as they grow in the coming years.
