BTS announces '7 moments' project: Solo eras teased with 3D visualizer and release dates
The video features visuals from their solo projects, including albums like "Happy," "D-DAY," and "Indigo," but fans are speculating whether the project will include all solo works or just debut albums. One fan shared their thoughts on social media, writing, 'SO BTS 7 MOMENTS WILL BE A COMPILATION OF UNSEEN CONTENT ABOUT THEIR SOLO ERA?!?' while another expressed, 'FINALLY THE 7 KINGS ARE COMING BACK !!!!!'
FINALLY THE 7 KINGS ARE COMING BACK !!!!!
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
— yoonmin's archive (@yoonmin_mylf) March 17, 2025
The announcement sparked widespread discussion within the BTS fanbase, ARMY, who have been diving deep into the teaser to find hidden details and possible Easter eggs. 'It's the Tannies' solo adventures compiled into DVD form... but I'm sure it's mostly 7 men holding hands in different countries loving & supporting each other in the background,' one fan humorously speculated. Others were excited about the exclusivity of the content, with one fan adding, 'SO IT IS INDEED ALL THE MEMBERS' INDIVIDUAL PROJECT MEMORIES???? AND LOOK!? THE PACKAGE LOOKING SOOOO EXCLUSIVE !?!'
SO IT IS INDEED ALL THE MEMBERS' INDIVIDUAL PROJECT MEMORIES???? 😭😭😭😭😭 AND LOOK!? THE PACKAGE LOOKING SOOOO EXCLUSIVE !?! 😭😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/4KBOBPEDz3 — Ai⁷ (@ai_jiminily) March 17, 2025
Many fans are hoping that "BTS 7 Moments" will offer a closer look at the personal growth and aspirations of each member. 'BTS 7 Moments is an extended journey through their solo eras?! This is gonna be so amazing and I'm very excited for content like this! Eeekkkk!!' another fan gushed. Some also speculated that the project would be similar to a "Memories" collection, providing fans with a deeper insight into the group's history.
BTS 7 Moments is an extended journey through their solo eras?! This is gonna be so amazing and I'm very excited for content like this! Eeekkkk!! 💜#BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_7_Moments pic.twitter.com/SpGcgDatKC — ⁷Candi✨️ᴳᴼᴸᴰᴱᴺ ᵇʸ ᴶᴷ (@candiapple45) March 17, 2025
In addition to "BTS 7 Moments," the group also teased the upcoming "RUN BTS POLY Highlight Package," set to release on April 24, 2025. This new package is rumored to include a collection of episodes from their beloved "Run BTS" reality show, which has seen the members participate in numerous challenges and hilarious activities. Fans are eagerly anticipating both projects, which promise to offer an in-depth look into the lives and artistic evolution of BTS.
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