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BTS Documentary Premiere: Exploring the Inner Thoughts of the Members

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Today (20th), a documentary series titled ‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star’ exclusively premieres on Disney Plus, unveiling character clips that capture the inner thoughts of the seven members of BTS.

*BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star* is a documentary series that captures the 10-year journey of the BTS members to a place no one has ever been before.

The preview video shows a series of candid interviews with each BTS member, capturing the viewers’ attention. It covers the challenges and struggles from their early debut days, their expansion to the global stage, and the journey ahead that the seven members look forward to. The fact that the members themselves are sharing these stories adds even more significance.

BTS members reflect on the challenges they faced and share their sincere thoughts, starting with Jin and RM’s genuine moments, “a time when we thought we should do better” (Jimin), “through this process, we’ve come this far” (J-Hope), “I wanted to see the members smile” (V), “we’ve truly become a family now” (Suga), “let’s make history once again” (Jungkook), and more. Each member’s words bring back memories of the journey BTS has taken.

The individual expressions of each member conveying their innermost thoughts highlight the teamwork and affection towards each other in BTS. This documentary, raising even more anticipation for ‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star,’ is set to be released on the 20th.

‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star’ will be exclusively released on Disney Plus on the 20th, and viewers can watch a total of 8 episodes, with 2 episodes released every Wednesday.

By. Youn Ju Kim

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