BTS members opened their individual Instagram accounts after their long vacation announcement. The Bangtan Boys will now communicate with ARMYs in their own way.
Keep reading to know why BTS opened their individual accounts.
BTS Members Launch Individual Instagram Accounts Ahead of Long Vacation
On December 6, the seven members of BTS opened their personal Instagram and began communicating with ARMYs through the app right away.
Initially, BTS members communicated with ARMYs through the team's official account and fan community Weverse.
That same day, Big Hit Music declared, "The members opened their own Instagram accounts to further express their individuality and also have various ways in which they communicate with their fans."
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Meanwhile, it has been announced BTS would take their official first long vacation. After completing their "Permission To Dance on Stage - LA" concert from November 27 and 28, and December 1 and 2.
After that, BTS would complete their schedules this year with the 2021 Jingleball Tour.
BTS Members Communicate With ARMYs Through Their Instagram Accounts
First, BTS leader RM uploaded three photos: him enjoying a break by the sea, a photo taken at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles (LA) where the group recently held a face-to-face concert, and a photo of a cat.
Suga's account was tagged in the photo of the cat, drawing laughter from fans.
J-Hope shared two photos that looked like they were taken with a polaroid. Both of them were photos of the group, and the vague atmosphere unique to the polaroid has drawn attention.
Meanwhile, BTS Jin's posts were full of playfulness. He posted a picture of Younghee ("Squid Game") during their concert in LA, a picture of a drawing on a T-shirt in the waiting room, then a picture of Jungkook dressed up as the main character of a historical drama.
Particularly, in the photo posted with Jungkook, he expressed his affection for the maknae, saying, "The youngest and eldest."
V revealed his simple appearance. He released exhibition works like dinosaur bones and pictorials with flowers.
In particular, V was the only one who posted an Instagram Story. He uploaded a video that showed him lying on the bed and smiling happily.
Jungkook uploaded a photo taken at the SoFi Stadium and a photo of the sea during a sunset was also posted.
In only a few hours after the launching of their accounts, the members' Instagram accounts each exceeded 10 million followers.
In fact, other celebrities also drew attention by following the accounts of the BTS members. Comedian Lee Seung-yoon, who is a known representative ARMY in the entertainment industry, has shown his support by following all of the seven members.
Then, V's best friend and actor Choi Woo Sik followed V and Jungkook's account. The hip-hop godfather Tiger JK has followed RM.
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After BTS' extended break, they will prepare for a new album in 2022 and hold a concert in Seoul in March.
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