In Upcoming Disney+ Documentary, BTS Reflects On Decade Of Challenges And Triumphs

Over the past decade, BTS has shed ‘blood, sweat, and tears’
BTS released the main trailer for their documentary ‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star’ on their official channel on November 29th.

‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star’ is an original documentary series about BTS’s 10-year journey and the members who run to find meaning and purpose.

The primary trailer begins with stress as 7 BTS trainees prepare for their debut. The members, who practice with more sincerity and enthusiasm than anybody else, are determined and firm despite their youthful appearance.

They’ve become K-pop’s top idol group by practicing every day and sweating a lot. BTS proceeded to change the Korean and international music markets.

With subtitles like “Running through intense times to a place no one has ever been before,” BTS’s obstacles seem unending. J-Hope chuckles, “It feels like we’re leveling up,” and Suga boasts, “We’ve tried everything.”

Crisis struck during their excellent journey. Tour cancellations due to COVID-19. They lament, “The days we lost when time stopped for the first time.”

Jin complained, “I lived like this, postponing everything and not meeting anyone,” and V said, “I hoped for some change in my personal life.”

Their sincere wishes helped resolve the crisis. BTS returned to the stage to many ARMYs with subtitles like “The end of a long wait, starting anew.”

With new footfall, members had new hopes. ‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star’ will reveal their hardships and challenges over the previous decade to reach unexplored regions.

Disney+ will exclusively release ‘BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star’ on December 20. Two episodes air every Wednesday, totaling 8.

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