Global K-pop sensation BTS is set to take fans on an immersive journey through the past 10 years of their extraordinary career with the exclusive documentary series, "BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star," premiering on Disney+ this December.
The eight-episode documentary, which the boy band's management company BigHit Music announced, promises a close-up look at the lives of RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook as they consider their profound experiences and personal development. The series, starting on December 20, will unfold with two episodes released every Wednesday, exclusively on Disney+, per LOfficiel.
"BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star" aims to showcase the group's evolution from their early days as 3rd generation K-Pop idols to their current status as global icons. The latest BTS documentary will provide ARMYs a rare look into BTS's history via exclusive interviews, performances, and behind-the-scenes footage.
What to Expect From The New BTS Documentary?
BTS Fans can anticipate a chronological exploration of key moments, from the excitement leading to their debut to winning Best New Artist at the 2013 Melon Music Awards, the challenges during the Danger era, and their groundbreaking appearances at award shows like the American Music Awards and the Billboard Music Awards, according to The Sun.
The BTS documentary will also delve into the transformative experience of BTS's journey to stardom in America, their historic speech at the United Nations, and electrifying performances at iconic venues such as the Rose Bowl Stadium and London's Wembley Stadium.
Disney+ Hotstar has already teased the rich storytelling of "BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star" by revealing the titles of each episode. The two-episode premiere is set for December 20, with subsequent episodes released every Wednesday.
This latest addition to BTS's content on Disney+ Hotstar joins a stellar lineup, including the cinematic concert film "BTS: Permission To Dance On Stage-LA," "Suga: Road to D-Day," "J-Hope In The Box," and the travel reality show "In The Soop: Friendcation," promising fans an unforgettable and comprehensive look at the K-pop group's journey.
Check Out The Trailer
The main trailer for the documentary, released this Wednesday, provides a poignant glimpse into the band's experiences before and after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Emotions run high as Jin reflects on the cancellation of the "Map of the Soul" tour, saying, "With everything put aside, I'm living like this, without meeting anyone." V expresses the group's resilience, stating, "I feel like we've been holding on all this time and working that much harder to finally see this," as quoted by Korea JoongAng Daily in a report.
The trailer also sheds light on the members' personal lives and solo careers, with Suga emphasizing, "For me, it's a time of self-discovery. For all of us." Notably, Disney+ has previously released separate documentaries about J-Hope and Suga, titled "J-Hope in the Box" and "Suga: Road to D-Day," earlier this year.
As anticipation builds for "BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star," fans are up for an emotional and inspiring ride through the highs and lows of BTS's remarkable journey in the entertainment scene.
