BTS to Star in Disney+ Docuseries ‘BTS Monuments: Past the Star’
BTS would be the focus of a brand new Disney docuseries titled “BTS Monuments: Past the Star,” showcasing the launch and historical past of the South Korean boyband. The information arrived on Wednesday through a teaser trailer on the Disney+ Singapore Twitter account, and though no launch date has been confirmed, will probably be premiering in 2023.
Within the trailer, the seven-member group stated followers can anticipate to listen to candid “tales of our development from our debut to as we speak,” alongside never-before-seen footage. “We invite you all to the tales of our blood, sweat and tears,” stated RM, referencing the title of a monitor from the South Korean boy band’s second studio album.
“I hope you discover new sides of us which are beforehand unseen,” added Jung Kook.
In line with the tweet, that is an “unique #DisneyPlusSG collection,” but it surely stays unclear whether or not or not “Past the Star” can be accessible solely in Singapore, or if it should air internationally. Reps for Disney+ didn’t instantly return Selection‘s request for remark.
“Past the Star” was teased earlier this yr, together with two different BTS-related titles on the streaming service; the 4K live performance movie “BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage,” which showcased the boy band’s SoFi Stadium present in late 2021, and journey present “Within the Soop: Friendcation” which stars V alongside “Parasite” actor Choi Woo-shik and rapper Peakboy.
Information of the upcoming docuseries comes because the supergroup shifts to constructing their solo initiatives. Earlier this yr, BTS revealed they’d be taking a break to work on their particular person careers all of the whereas emphasizing this is able to not be a without end deal. They’ve definitely saved the promise because the band continues to push group content material, like the approaching collection, all of the whereas crafting profitable solo endeavors.
The group can be dealing with necessary army service in South Korea, which is predicted to influence the members up till 2025. Because the oldest member of the group, Jin will reportedly be the primary in line for service. In October, the singer launched his new solo single “The Astronaut” alongside Coldplay, whereas J-Hope dropped his first official solo album, “Jack within the Field,” and likewise headlined Lollapalooza in July. Jung Kook carried out on the Opening Ceremony for the World Cup in Qatar, and RM is gearing up for the discharge of his debut solo album, “Indigo,” which is slated for launch this Friday, Dec. 2