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It's a bit hard to believe that it was seven years ago when BTS debuted with the promise to take on the world and that's exactly what they did. Their music has now achieved a universal fanbase which grows in millions with every album release.

BTS is much loved for their boyish charm, electric personalities and addictive music that we just can't get over. While the band is extremely open when it comes to their music and the struggles that follow with fame, their personal life has always been very hush-hush.

It's indeed been an interesting few weeks if you're a part of ARMY as BTS is going all out in providing us with content to fawn over unabashedly. Whether it be breaking our hearts with their emotional docuseries, Break The Silence, to making us laugh out loud with Run BTS episodes, BTS really knows how to keep their ARMY happy while also giving them ample company during such tough times.

All anyone is talking about right now, in terms of popular culture, is Dear Class of 2020. In case you were living under a rock; Dear Class of 2020 is an online graduation ceremony which was hosted by the former First Lady as cheering up gift for this year's graduates who have been confined to their homes instead of having a big, fat traditional graduation send-off.

While we're still bowled over by BTS' heartwarming commencement speech during Dear Class of 2020 that not only spoke to the students but to everyone who is struggling in life right now, we can't forget about FESTA 2020, which is a celebration for the septet's seventh anniversary.

On stage, BTS is among the most talented singers in the world today. But off-stage, the Bangtan Boys are the goofiest international stars we've seen.

FESTA 2020 is here and ARMY is excited to get some much-needed distraction from the harsh reality, i.e. our life, this year.

BTS is currently on FESTA mode as they will be celebrating their seventh anniversary on June 13, 2020. Before the annual birthday party, the septet treats fans with photos, videos and songs, which haven't been shown before.

If you're a member of ARMY, June will always be a special month for you because that's when BTS celebrates its debut anniversary. Specifically, it's June 13, when BTS was first introduced to the world and seven years later, they're one of the biggest names in the music industry with a global reach that would leave any other artist envious. From dominating Billboard and iTunes Charts to selling 500,000 pure copies in the US, with Map of the Soul: 7, there really is no stopping BTS.

Map of the Soul: 7 was amongst the most anticipated albums of 2020 and after the first few tracks released before the album dropped in February, we knew we were being promised a wild ride. Not only did MOTS: 7 top the Billboard 200 Albums Chart but also sold 500,000 pure copies in the US as well as earned it's first Top 5 spot at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 Songs Chart for their lead single, ON.

June of every year, for the past seven years, has been extra special for ARMY as it's THE month for BTS. It was on June 13, 2013, when the world welcomed BTS and over time, that too in less than a decade, the septet has become one of the biggest names in the music industry on a global level. With legions of fans, who are loyal beyond belief, the community formed by BTS is one of love. Hence, as a gift for ARMY, BTS celebrates FESTA every June.

Break The Silence; BTS' latest docuseries which took us on a 351-day journey between their Love Yourself World Tour and Speak Yourself World Tour, released its final episode this week aptly titled We Walked Together. The seven episodes have managed to leave ARMY an emotional mess as the beloved members broke their silence on touchy topics like future retirement and even dealing with the crazy pressure and exhaustion from being an idol.

Korean entertainment, in a nutshell, has taken over on a global scale. Whether it be their addictive tunes or their content-driven yet guilty pleasure K-dramas, there's something in store for everybody.

Break The Silence has come to its end with Ep 7 titled We Walked Together being the curtain call for BTS' latest emotionally-stirring docuseries. While we've had that emotional journey with the boys over the seven episodes, the final episode hit deeper in the best of ways.

When RM had shared how frustrated he was with the cancellation of Map of the Soul Tour, ARMY all around the world could relate to that feeling. Since the quarantine months, BTS has been doing everything in their power to let their fans know that they are not alone.

It was on June 13, 2013, when seven charismatic individuals - RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook - debuted as Bangtan Sonyeondan and our life was never the same again. For ARMY, BTS is almost like a part and parcel of their everyday activities as the K-pop band's fandom is spread across the world and is in the millions range. Hence, the septet does everything in their power to make ARMY happy, even if it's in the quarantine period.

Break The Silence Ep 6, which is aptly titled Now and Tomorrow has tugged deeply at ARMY hearts, who were left an emotional mess as BTS tackled 'retirement' and disbanding in the future. However, besides the emotional talks on letting go with no regrets, the members also had heartwarming confessions to make while speaking about their close friendship and unbreakable bond. V shared his thoughts on how the specific seven members were picked to form BTS during their trainee days.

In Break The Silence EP 6 titled Now and Tomorrow; over a lunch session, BTS members finally spoke in detail about the elephant in the room which is their eventual disbandment when the time comes. It was something that ARMY was dreading but a discussion that the septet needed to have nonetheless.

It's been quite some time (2018 to be exact!) since Twitter was blessed with a handsome RM and Jin selfie. Namjin stans in particular; who love this BTS bromance, have been craving for the said selfie since forever and finally they had their wish come true.

"Someone who wishes for peace, someone who wishes for war. Isn't it strange how they are each at the end of their ideologies? They tell you to have dreams, though no one has it.

Within seven years, BTS has managed to align itself as a global sensation, who took over the world with their music and the message that they sent across to the youth. Known as ARMY, their fans have increased over time and the loyalty that they have toward the band and vice versa are commendable. On several occasions, BTS members have confided that because of their fame, they don't have a lot of friends while reiterating that ARMY are like friends to them.

The most exciting thing about being a part of ARMY is the endless source of content one gets to fuss and obsess over. While there is plenty of BTS music to keep you company during the quarantine period, we also have the members showing off their solo talent with mixtape and singles.

It's been a crazy seven-year journey for BTS as the K-pop band has catapulted to global success in less than a decade's time. With every album release and every world tour, the septet is achieving goals even they hadn't imagined during their debut. With Break The Silence; BTS' latest docuseries, we're getting an in-depth look at how things have changed for the boyband and how they're dealing with the trials and tribulations that come with fame, fortune and millions of fans.

We may all be on quarantine mode due to the coronavirus pandemic but BTS is keeping ARMY plenty of company in the past few months. If COVID-19 didn't exist, BTS would currently be touring the United States but the Map of the Soul Tour dates have either been cancelled or rescheduled to an indefinite time. Nevertheless, through virtual medium modes, the septet is on a mission to keep their fans entertained as new content welcomes ARMY almost every day.

For ARMY, other men will always feel unworthy in comparison to the BTS members. The septet - RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook - have their charming personalities that could make anyone go weak in their knees. It's what they each bring to the table that makes BTS such a global phenomenon that it is today. With millions and millions of loyal followers, the members of BTS surely have qualities that set them apart from the rest and even make them the ideal boyfriend material for many.

BTS has been spending downtime in South Korea after their Map of the Soul tour concerts were cancelled due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Although the Bangtan Boys have been spending time together, working on new music and hosting VLives to stay in touch with the ARMY, they are also using the period to indulge in activities that wouldn't have been possible if they were touring. For example, RM stepped out to enjoy a meal at a restaurant in South Korea's Gapyeong. 

BTS has been keeping ARMY entertained with countless content to fuss over. Whether it be as simple as selfies and videos on Twitter or even more elaborate V Live and YouTube Live sessions, the septet is making sure that ARMY does not feel alone during the quarantine period due to the coronavirus pandemic. Besides working on a new album and giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations, we also have the Bangtan Bombs that keep us entertained from time to time.

BTS' global domination isn't taking a standstill even when we're all on quarantine mode due to the coronavirus pandemic. Instead, the septet is neck deep working on upcoming projects, which includes a self-produced album with each member having a responsibility like RM being the producer and J-Hope being the choreographer.

2020 is progressing on as especially dark note, with the coronavirus pandemic costing lives every day. We've been restricted to our households to stay safe while also safeguarding those around us. But staying locked up at home for months on end can drive anybody crazy. This is where movies and tv shows step in, to distract us from the harsh realities of life which are just outside our doorstep. We rely on entertainment to keep us sane during such insane times.