for the longest time now, bts has proven to be able to stand the test of time and industry. they weren’t “put in the baseman” in 2019, they only kept rising after DNA, they defeated the “seven years curse”, they took breaks and got past their burnout, and now, they have overcome the biggest obstacle of all, their sword of damocles: enlistment. they enlisted, and came back without losing an ounce of relevance and being as united as ever. their enlistment was the thing that haters had awaited for the most, thinking it would be the end for them, and now… they did it, and they overcame all the odds, and the industry hasn’t found a “next bts” despite trying time and time again. so… what comes next? is the industry going to keep trying, or will they accept there is no way to produce a “next bts”? will they keep riding their coattails and keep trying taking a slice of merit from the “kpop phenomenon” success pile despite witnessing the fall of relevancy of kpop after bts left? honestly, i’m very intrigued to see what happens next. submitted by /u/banbancherries [link] [comments]
bts are back and the industry hasn’t found a “next bts”
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