Thanks to them, I've become a better person, they really deserve all the love and support in the world. There's a very close relationship between bts and army in spite of different cultures and languages but I don't think that's really important. A lot of people criticize my love for bts or they don't deserve all the fame and success and judg them because they're really ignorant about them. I enjoyed the video, go on💞
Big hit became so successful due to BTS and was rebranded with a new corporate name HYBE. They went public in 2020 and the founder Bang Shi Hyuk gave each BTS member shares in the company!(so BTS are major shareholders). HYBE acquired 100% of Ithaca Holdings which manages Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande & more as well as one of the largest country western label The Big Machine label!
Big Hit grew; because of BTS’ success, it was able to acquire other labels and invest in many other endeavors, then it rebranded as Hybe. CEO Bang Si-hyuk became Chairman of Hybe. Under Hybe are now different labels and artists such as Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, along with BTS, Seventeen, TXT, to name a few.
There was initially up to 20 trainees that BigHit was going to pick BTS members from...but many quit, Supreme Boi changed from a trainee to an in-house producer, and then we have the BTS that we know and love. They had to stick together through being background dancers, and through tons of hate and prejudices. They truly deserve all the accolades that they are receiving and so much more.💜
-this is definitely one of the better documentaries along with the Asian theory’s “the most beautiful life goes on” if you want to know what it was really like check out the “rise of bangtan” you can watch it in chapters so far I think there are 21 chapters. It’s the members basically vlogging about their journey and how they came to be
"Rise of Bangtan" is the best docuseries for new fans/ARMY. I have been an ARMY since 2016 and have still watched it several times. The Bonus Content and Deleted Scenes are just as important and there are with each chapter.💜🤗🇺🇲💜
BigHit became a conglomerate and rebranded as Hybe. They then later purchased Ithica Holdings which manages Ariana Grande and Justin Beiber from Scooter Braun. So, Ithaca Holdings is now a small part of Hybe. .
Ooh in relation to the donation thing, my biggest problem with celebs donating isn't just that they announce it, but when they do its almost like they do it to appease fans? Like, if a celebrity donated to the Trevor project for pride month, they'd only do it and announce it so that they don't come off as 'problematic' but they wouldn't donate just because they had the ability to help. BTS donates to charities on their own birthdays, and they're never the ones to announce it themselves. It makes me only hate 99.5% of rich people, not a full 100% like before LMAO + wanted to add onto the end of the video, where you talked about how hard idols train: someone described idol training as something similar to training as an athlete! I can relate it to marching band kinda; building your stamina so you can play an instrument and move around on a field, making sure you're in the right position and in sync with those around you, discipline, long work hours. People who claim the idol industry is ALL abuse because of their training are weird as hell and shouldn't speak on things they know nothing about LMAO there's abuse in the music industry no matter where you go, and the US isn't exempt from that! It's not fair to point fingers to distract from your own corrupted system, yknow?
Thanks to them, I've become a better person, they really deserve all the love and support in the world. There's a very close relationship between bts and army in spite of different cultures and languages but I don't think that's really important. A lot of people criticize my love for bts or they don't deserve all the fame and success and judg them because they're really ignorant about them. I enjoyed the video, go on💞
Big hit became so successful due to BTS and was rebranded with a new corporate name HYBE. They went public in 2020 and the founder Bang Shi Hyuk gave each BTS member shares in the company!(so BTS are major shareholders). HYBE acquired 100% of Ithaca Holdings which manages Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande & more as well as one of the largest country western label The Big Machine label!
Big Hit grew; because of BTS’ success, it was able to acquire other labels and invest in many other endeavors, then it rebranded as Hybe. CEO Bang Si-hyuk became Chairman of Hybe. Under Hybe are now different labels and artists such as Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, along with BTS, Seventeen, TXT, to name a few.
There was initially up to 20 trainees that BigHit was going to pick BTS members from...but many quit, Supreme Boi changed from a trainee to an in-house producer, and then we have the BTS that we know and love. They had to stick together through being background dancers, and through tons of hate and prejudices. They truly deserve all the accolades that they are receiving and so much more.💜
Yes they worked so hard
-this is definitely one of the better documentaries along with the Asian theory’s “the most beautiful life goes on” if you want to know what it was really like check out the “rise of bangtan” you can watch it in chapters so far I think there are 21 chapters. It’s the members basically vlogging about their journey and how they came to be
"Rise of Bangtan" is the best docuseries for new fans/ARMY. I have been an ARMY since 2016 and have still watched it several times. The Bonus Content and Deleted Scenes are just as important and there are with each chapter.💜🤗🇺🇲💜
@@heathernile4700 -it’s the only think keeping me sane and slightly happy
BigHit became a conglomerate and rebranded as Hybe. They then later purchased Ithica Holdings which manages Ariana Grande and Justin Beiber from Scooter Braun. So, Ithaca Holdings is now a small part of Hybe. .
Ooh in relation to the donation thing, my biggest problem with celebs donating isn't just that they announce it, but when they do its almost like they do it to appease fans? Like, if a celebrity donated to the Trevor project for pride month, they'd only do it and announce it so that they don't come off as 'problematic' but they wouldn't donate just because they had the ability to help.
BTS donates to charities on their own birthdays, and they're never the ones to announce it themselves. It makes me only hate 99.5% of rich people, not a full 100% like before LMAO
+ wanted to add onto the end of the video, where you talked about how hard idols train: someone described idol training as something similar to training as an athlete! I can relate it to marching band kinda; building your stamina so you can play an instrument and move around on a field, making sure you're in the right position and in sync with those around you, discipline, long work hours. People who claim the idol industry is ALL abuse because of their training are weird as hell and shouldn't speak on things they know nothing about LMAO
there's abuse in the music industry no matter where you go, and the US isn't exempt from that! It's not fair to point fingers to distract from your own corrupted system, yknow?
영상 고마워요 😄 멋져요 👍 thanks 💜💜👏👏
💜🇧🇷💜💜💜💜💜🥰💜thanks for your reaction and getting to know BTS
XCELESTE puts out amazing content, she should be on the HYBE payroll.
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