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Home»World News»Asia News»BTS: K-pop Stars On Hiatus Till 2025 For Military Service Starting With Oldest Member – Agency
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BTS: K-pop Stars On Hiatus Till 2025 For Military Service Starting With Oldest Member – Agency

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BTS, the world’s biggest boy band since their debut in 2013, will be abandoning their fandom “army” to join the mandatory South Korean military for national service.

The South Korean boy band, comprised of members RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook—will be on hiatus until 2025 as they fulfill military duties in South Korea.

The oldest member, Jin, will be the first to start the mandatory military service
their agency said on Monday.

Jin, 29, has put off his service for as long as he can and faces the imminent prospect of a full stint – meaning nearly two years out of the public eye – when he turns 30 in December.

Since their 2013 debut, BTS have became a worldwide sensation with their upbeat hits and social campaigns aimed at empowering youth.

“Jin will cancel the request to delay enlistment in late October 2022 and follow the Military Manpower Administration’s relevant procedures for enlistment,” the seven-member band’s management group HYBE (352820.KS) said in a regulatory filing.

“All other members will also serve the mandatory military duty according to their respective plans,” it added.

“Both the company and the members of BTS are looking forward to reconvening as a group again around 2025 following their service commitment,” HYBE-owned Bighit Music, which manages BTS, said in a separate statement.

All able-bodied men in South Korea aged between 18 and 28 must serve in the military for between 18 and 21 months as part of efforts to defend against nuclear-armed North Korea.

Some categories, however, have won exemptions, or served shorter terms, including Olympics and Asian Games medal winners and classical musicians and dancers who win top prizes at certain competitions. Some lawmakers had called for BTS to be exempted.

The seven BTS members announced a break in June from group musical activities to pursue solo projects, raising questions about the band’s future.

They reunited to perform a free concert on Saturday in the city of Busan in support of South Korea’s bid to host the World Expo 2030 in the port city.

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