BTS Fully Reunited – Military Era Ends, New Era Begins

TS members SUGA, J-Hope, and RM at the 2022 Fact Music Awards — Image unrelated to article. Example image for fans: SUGA, J-Hope, and RM at the 2022 Fact Music Awards.

🎖️ SUGA’s Discharge Signals Full BTS Reunion

The wait is over. BTS’s SUGA officially completes his mandatory service on June 21, marking the end of the group’s military hiatus.

What began with Jin’s enlistment in December 2022 has now come full circle — a 2.5-year chapter of solo activities, emotional fan moments, and global anticipation has concluded. For the first time since 2022, all seven members are free to reunite as one.

🎉 BTS’s Reappearance at J-Hope’s Concert Wasn’t Just for Show

On June 13, BTS’s 11th anniversary, over 60,000 ARMYs gathered to celebrate. The surprise? Every member — including those still enlisted — made an appearance at J-Hope’s encore concert, HOPE ON THE STAGE FINAL.

The energy was electric. And the message was clear: BTS is preparing for something bigger.

🌏 The BTS Effect – More Than Just Music

Economically, BTS isn’t just a group — they’re a powerhouse:

💰 ₩5.5 trillion ($4B+) total economic impact (Forbes)
💿 ₩1.7 trillion from Dynamite’s Billboard Hot 100 No.1 (Korea’s Ministry of Culture)
✈️ Boosted tourism, fashion, cosmetics, and media exports globally

A full BTS comeback isn’t just a fan event — it’s a nationwide phenomenon.

🧠 The Real Power? Their Solo Era Synergy

Each member proved themselves individually over the past two years. From Jimin’s streaming milestones to Jungkook’s chart-topping solo, and RM, V, Jin, J-Hope, and SUGA owning global stages — BTS’s identity has evolved.

Now? Those solo fandoms are ready to unite again — amplifying the group’s collective force like never before.

💬 RM’s Promise to ARMY

“We’ll do this right, one more time. Thank you for giving us the chance.” – RM

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Article Source: Yonhap News TV, June 20, 2025

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