BTS
BIGHIT MUSIC’s seven-member group, with a catalogue spanning hip-hop, pop and connected album narratives.
Artist Overview
BTS began with 2 COOL 4 SKOOL and developed recurring album stories through The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, WINGS, LOVE YOURSELF and MAP OF THE SOUL. English-language singles and the anthology Proof sit alongside those records. The official catalogue also includes ARIRANG, opening another group chapter.
- Agency / label
- BIGHIT MUSIC
- Debut
- June 2013
Sources & profile information
Checked Sep 25, 2026. Historical videos may feature an earlier lineup.
Latest Release
The most recent confirmed entries in our release guide.
Music Journey
Start at the beginning. Follow BTS through 5 selected chapters.
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The opening question
“No More Dream” introduces BTS through the debut project 2 COOL 4 SKOOL. Its direct questioning of ambition and expectation establishes a theme that later album narratives revisit from different perspectives. The official video documents the group’s early hip-hop presentation before the catalogue broadens into subsequent musical settings.
Release sources
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Youth becomes a narrative
“I NEED U” belongs to The Most Beautiful Moment in Life era, which gives youth, vulnerability and changing relationships a connected album setting. The original-version video develops that narrative through dramatic scenes. It marks a different mode of storytelling from the direct performance introduction of the debut period.
Release sources
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The WINGS chapter
“Blood Sweat & Tears” leads WINGS, bringing temptation and growth into a richly staged visual setting. The album also makes room for individual member songs within a group project. That combination allows the collective title track to sit alongside separate perspectives, enlarging the catalogue’s approach to narrative and identity.
Release sources
HYBE LABELS · Watch on YouTube ↗
An English-language pop chapter
“Dynamite” presents BTS in an English-language disco-pop setting. Its standalone release creates a different point of entry from the linked Korean album narratives that preceded it. The official video centres bright performance imagery, offering a concise pop statement while remaining part of the same expanding group catalogue.
Release sources
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Continuing the pop conversation
“Butter” continues the English-language single path after “Dynamite,” with another performance-led official video. The record provides a distinct group chapter alongside BTS’s album projects, rather than replacing them. Heard in sequence, these singles show how the catalogue can accommodate compact pop introductions as well as longer narrative arcs.
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Latest Stories
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Releases
Release Calendar →Selected catalog entries and confirmed upcoming releases.
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