It's been 3 years since "Run BTS" came back

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BTS (BTS) CEO's own content "Run BTS" will return for the first time in three years.

BTS released a preview video of "Run BTS 2.0" on the team's official YouTube channel at 9 p.m. on the 30th. It is the first resumption in about three years since the special episode in 2023. It is good news above all for fans who have been waiting for BTS's full chemistry.

The video showed a content meeting prior to the full-fledged launch of "Run BTS 2.0." The members raised their expectations for the main episode by contemplating the rapidly changing trend and proposing various items in line with it.

"Run BTS" is BTS's representative entertainment show that has been around for about 10 years since its first release in 2015. It was loved by ARMY (fandom name) around the world by depicting the pleasant charm of the members through various games and missions. It is overwhelming in terms of records as well. From 2015 to 2021, a total of 155 episodes were released and the cumulative number of views on YouTube reached about 140 million. Separately, the 10 special contents introduced in 2022 and 2023 enjoyed immense popularity exceeding 130 million views. In particular, "Fly BTS Fly Part 1", which challenged flying yoga in 2023, exceeded 30 million views with just one.

From 2024 to 2025, the spinoff content 'Run Seok-jin' continued to be popular. It is an exclusive entertainment program planned by member Jin with the sincerity of "I can do anything" to repay the fans' love. Super-special guests such as Korean national team players, Japanese actor Yutaka Matsushige, and Hollywood actor Tom Cruise drew attention. This also exceeded 100 million cumulative views, proving its unique content power. Expectations are high for the new way of communication that 'Run BTS 2.0', which returns to an expanded scale, will show.

Meanwhile, according to a preview article released by Billboard, a U.S. music media outlet, from the 30th to the 31st, BTS topped the chart of "Hot 100" on April 4 after "Billboard 200." The weekly chart of Spotify, a global audio and sound source streaming platform (aggregation period: March 20-26) dominated the global charts of "Weekly Top Album," "Weekly Top Song," and "Weekly Top Artist." In October, stadium performances will be held in Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil, South America. A total of 46 performances, including tours in Goyang, North America and Europe, were sold out.

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