Disney+ has unlocked a new realm of entertainment for BTS fans worldwide. With the release of all eight captivating episodes of “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star,” viewers are invited to embark on a comprehensive exploration of BTS’s extraordinary journey in the world of pop music.
Unprecedented Insights into a Global Sensation
Launched on December 20, this docuseries quickly became the most-watched unscripted title on Disney+ in the Asia-Pacific region. BTS, a group that has redefined 21st-century pop culture, is presented in a new light. This series delves into their decade-long journey, offering fans a blend of highs, lows, and unseen facets of their career.
Behind-the-Scenes Exclusives and Heartfelt Moments
Prepare to be enthralled by exclusive interviews, electrifying performances, and rare behind-the-scenes glimpses. Featuring RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook, this series illuminates key moments from their inception to their global acclaim. Viewers will witness the band’s early days, their first significant awards, and candid personal reflections, including their experiences during the COVID pandemic.
More Than a Series – An Immersive BTS Experience
Disney+ subscribers have more than just this docuseries to look forward to. The platform offers an array of BTS content including the 4K concert film “BTS: PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LA,” the insightful “SUGA: Road to D-DAY,” the intimate “j-hope IN THE BOX,” and the entertaining travel reality show “IN THE SOOP: Friendcation.”
Stream Now: A Journey With BTS
Don’t miss out on this immersive BTS experience. Stream all eight episodes of “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star” today, exclusively on Disney+.
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“BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star“ has arrived on Disney+, offering an unprecedented look into the remarkable ten-year journey of BTS. From their humble beginnings to becoming global superstars, this docuseries promises to deliver an intimate, raw, and honest portrayal of the septet’s rise to fame.
Here are some things ARMY can’t wait to see in BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star.
Why ARMY Can’t Wait: Top 7 Moments to Anticipate
1. Behind-the-Scenes Dance Practices: Witness BTS in their element with extensive practice footage, potentially including rare pre-debut clips. With a decade in the industry, BTS naturally have tons of footage hidden in their vault. Based on the teasers released for BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star, we’re definitely getting more practice videos — maybe even some pre-debut content!
2. Cherished Graduations: Get a glimpse into the members’ graduation ceremonies, with special focus on RM, and possibly others. Most ARMYs are familiar with Jung Kook’s graduation ceremony Bangtan Bomb where all the members of BTS were present.
3. Early Showcases: Relive BTS’ roots through clips from their early, more intimate performances. Before BTS sold out huge stadiums and flew to different countries worldwide, the members used to perform at small shows and meet a handful of fans. Often, they had to catch quick naps in a tiny car while hopping from event to event around South Korea. Thanks to BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star, ARMY will get to see more clips from those simple days.
4. Life in the Old Dorm: Explore BTS’ shared experiences in their first dorm, with exclusive footage offering a peek into their early days. In their early years, all 7 members of BTS shared one tiny room measuring 17 tsubo or pyeong (which is merely around 56 square meters). It’s all too familiar and nostalgic for ARMY — it’s where BTS celebrated their 1st debut anniversary. There aren’t a lot of videos from that era, but it seems they’ll be releasing never-before-seen footage based on a trailer clip of RM and V playing with a game console at their old dorm
5. The Stories Behind Selfies: Delve into the anecdotes behind iconic BTS selfies, including a special feature on a viral selfie by Jimin. BTS members love sharing group photos and selfies with their fans, as proven by the overabundance of content on their social media accounts. As a way to connect with ARMY, BTS often tell the story behind the photos they upload. This time, fans might get actual footage from behind the scenes of some photos! In one scene from the trailer, Jimin explains to the camera how he ended up taking a viral selfie he posted in 2013.
6. Exclusive 2013 Fan Meeting: Anticipate potentially unseen footage from a unique fan meeting held in 2013, a much-awaited treat for fans. BTS held a small fan meeting for a joint celebration of Christmas and the birthdays of Jin and V. Fans couldn’t bring cameras to the event, but BigHit did film the event, yet footage remains elusive. While the trailers released so far didn’t show a hint of this event, many ARMYs (including us!) are hoping HYBE and BigHit will finally show the world actual clips from this event.
[Thread Rebuild] 8yrs ago today BTS held an x-mas, Jin & Tae bday party fanmeet (131223) Debut ARMY brought this to the TL during ARMYpedia since mostly no one remembered (or even knew of) it as cameras were banned because BH filmed—but then BH never released *any* pics or vid! + pic.twitter.com/vAuxfxcPY2
7. Lockdown Reflections: Experience the emotional struggles and triumphs of BTS during the COVID-19 lockdown, a period that challenged but also showcased their resilience. To the rest of the world, BTS provided a much-needed light and life during the COVID-19 pandemic with their inspiring and upbeat songs “Dynamite”, “Life Goes On”, “Butter”, and “Permission to Dance”. But ARMYs would know how difficult that time was for the members due to the cancellation of the “Map of the Soul Tour” and the difficulty of performing in front of their fans, especially at the height of their careers. The footage from that era might make fans cry, but ARMY will surely tune in even with tears blurring their vision.
A Must-Watch for Every ARMY
Catch this stirring docuseries on Disney+ and embark on a journey with BTS, experiencing their growth, challenges, and triumphs. “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star” is more than a series; it’s a celebration of an era, a testament to BTS’ enduring legacy, and a heartfelt tribute to the unwavering support of the ARMY.
The world-renowned K-pop sensation, BTS, is set to captivate audiences once again with their latest documentary series, “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star,” premiering exclusively on Disney+ on December 20. This eight-part series promises an intimate look at the band’s illustrious 10-year journey, featuring unprecedented access to personal moments, performances, and behind-the-scenes insights.
In-Depth Exploration of BTS’s Milestones
From their humble beginnings to becoming global superstars, “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star” chronicles the band’s major milestones. Viewers will get an inside look at the band’s formation, their initial struggles, significant achievements like the 2013 Melon Music Awards, and their groundbreaking appearances at the American Music Awards and the Billboard Music Awards. The series delves into their experiences, from speaking at the UN to electrifying performances at iconic venues like London’s Wembley Stadium.
Exclusive Insights from BTS and Industry Insiders
The series features in-depth interviews with BTS members RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook, as well as insights from HYBE Chairman Bang Si-Hyuk and author Kang Myeongseok. These interviews shed light on personal experiences, including the band’s initial contract renewal process, the impact of COVID-19, and more lighthearted moments such as j-hope’s surprise birthday party and Jung Kook’s high school graduation.
A Glimpse into the Series: Episode Titles Revealed
Disney+ is also home to a rich collection of BTS content, including the 4K concert film “BTS: PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LA,” documentaries like “SUGA: Road to D-DAY” and “j-hope IN THE BOX,” and the original travel reality show “IN THE SOOP: Friendcation.”
Joining a Rich Catalog of Korean Content on Disney+
“BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star” is part of Disney+’s extensive catalog of Korean content, including series like “Moving,” “Big Bet,” and variety show “The Zone: Survival Mission.”
