BTS to comeback with HYYH era after reunion? ARMY try to decode mysterious Instagram account with new pics of members
When one talks about global sensation that is BTS, their discography stands as a testament to the group's emotional depth and artistic growth. Each of the seven members—Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook—have poured their Blood, Sweat and Tears into music that spans a wide range of themes. Among the many eras in their career, none is as deeply cherished by ARMY as the HYYH era.
So, what is HYYH? Short for Hwa Yong Yeon Hwa or The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, HYYH represents a defining chapter in BTS' musical and narrative journey. It encompasses three albums: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Part 1, Part 2, and Young Forever—a trilogy that holds deep emotional resonance for fans.
Why does HYYH mean so much to ARMY?
The era began with Part 1 (April 29, 2015), continued with Part 2 (November 30, 2015), and culminated in Young Forever (May 2, 2016). This period marked a turning point for BTS, both musically and thematically. Moving away from their earlier youthful exuberance, the group embraced a more introspective and mature sound. The lyrics delved into the fragility of youth, the pain of growing up, and the bittersweet beauty of fleeting moments.
a thread of threads for hyyh storyline explanation and theories 🧵 pic.twitter.com/E7VQQEvorg
Beyond the music, HYYH introduced a layered and emotionally rich storyline, intertwining each member's fictional narrative into a shared universe. This narrative would later evolve through albums like WINGS and the Love Yourself series, but it was during HYYH that BTS first invited fans into this complex, symbolic world—one that blurred the lines between reality and fiction, and between artist and audience.
BTS making a comeback with HYYH after reunion?
The 7-member group is set to make a highly anticipated full-group comeback in June 2025, following the completion of their mandatory military service. While ARMY eagerly awaits their reunion, BigHit Music previously announced that a special album is in the works to celebrate the 10th anniversary of BTS' iconic HYYH era. HYBE founder Bang Si-hyuk also confirmed that BTS will release a commemorative album in 2025 to honour this milestone chapter in their discography.
New Instagram profile emerges
While all this is happening, a new Instagram account has emerged under the name "s07_220502," featuring a single line in its description: "Youth never comes back" or "Youth is never coming back." The same line also appears in a link shared on the profile.
The account has posted a series of seven photos featuring seven men standing near a vehicle. However, as one goes through each picture, one person disappears at a time until only one remains.
While it's unclear whether the individuals in the images are BTS members, ARMY believe it is them as BTS has similar photos in HYYH era and are actively trying to decode the meaning behind the posts.
ARMY try to decode new photos
The BTS fandom quickly turned into detectives and began sharing their theories on X (formerly known as Twitter). The majority, however, believe it is connected to the HYYH era. The display picture on the Instagram account also seems to say "HYYH 3".
helloo??????? HYYH??? YALL THIS IS SO SUS😭 pic.twitter.com/rEuo9xrg5T
Guysss omggg GUYSSS‼️‼️This is definitely a hyyh project u can't tell me otherwise. The characters in the pfp stand for HYYH 3??? pic.twitter.com/JFoSUA2m47
STREETS SAYING THIS IS RELATED TO THE HYYH COMEBACK OR THE FESTA AND THE ACCOUNT ONLY FOLLOWS BOMNAL (SPRING DAY) BOOKSTORE 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/JB4VblajYo
What are the odds of me getting a suggestion for a hyyh account related to bts on instagram just when we were waiting for festa schedule update????? SKSKSKSKKSKSKSK pic.twitter.com/P4lTt7Vrjw
All Namjoon stans can we decode this???? pic.twitter.com/7Fiy55vNev
YOUTH IS COMING BACK??!@?,,?!?&?HYYH IS COMING BACJ?##%?!?! pic.twitter.com/WnFWteYDi9
About BTS reunion
The group is expected to officially reunite on June 21, 2025, when Suga—the final member completing his mandatory military service—is set to be discharged. However, some fans speculate the reunion could happen earlier, possibly around the group's debut anniversary on June 13, especially if Suga uses his accumulated vacation days.
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