BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star is an upcoming docuseries featuring the most famous Bangtan boys and their struggle to stardom. It will document the Korean boy band’s journey from nobody to a global sensation.
BTS consists of seven members — RM (group leader), Jin, Jimin, Suga, J-Hope, V, and Junkook. The docuseries comes as a treat to their fans, popularly known as ARMY, as the members are currently enlisted in the South Korean military.
Viewers will learn the extent of emotional and physical pain BTS members went through in their initial days. They even talk about giving up in the recently released BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star trailer.
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BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star Trailer: Members open up about their struggles
BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star trailer begins with footage of the Bangtan Sonyeondan boys posing for band photos when they were young. Then, it shows Jungkook’s interview for the Disney Plus docuseries.
He says, “I think the early days of our debut were more challenging than the days of our pre-debut.” Jimin shares that he had this thought in the early days that they have to be better. RM (Kim Nam-Joon) adds that the boys thought they were not “good enough.”
Suga, aka Agust D or Yoongi, further mentions that they were either ambitious or just away from reality. In the trailer, BTS members open up about their struggles to make it big in the K-pop world.
The video further showcases how the members went through a lot of physical stress and pain. The rehearsals went on for long hours, along with promotional events and then the main event, which took a toll on their health, mentally and physically. V, aka Kim Taehyung, says, “I think we just wanted to stop for a moment.” Suga states that if one of them had stopped at the time, none of them could have followed through to climb the success ladder.
The trailer ends with emotional and happy moments for the Bangtan boys as they call themselves family.
BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star release date, episodes & more
BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star will premiere on Wednesday, December 20, 2023, at 5.00 p.m. KST on Disney Plus.
Consisting of 8 episodes, the K-pop docuseries will air the first two episodes this Wednesday. Each week, two episodes will be released until January 10, 2024.
