2024 ‘BTS MV Reply: Timeline’ playlist - Blood Sweat & Tears, Dynamite, Yet To Come, & more

BTS Music Video Replay : Timeline LIVE aired on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, from 7 p.m. KST on Weverse, packed with a wave of nostalgia from the past and some of the K-pop phenomenon's latest hits, commemorating the 2024 BTS Festa. The completion of the group's 11 illustrious years in the South Korean music scene and stepping into the 12th year is a milestone being celebrated in full swing by fans and artists alike.

The announcement of the BTS MV Replay : Timeline on June 10 by the septet's agency, BigHit Music, was received with much anticipation by ARMYs (the group's fans) and was much looked forward to as June 12 also marked member Jin's return from the military. Meanwhile, the MV Replay marathon boasted a setlist of 31 of the band's much-adored tracks, and they are as follows:

1. No More Dream
2. NO
3. We are Bulletproof pt.2
4. Boy in Luv
5. Just One Day
6. Danger
7. War of Hormone
8. I Need You
9. Dope
10. Run
11. Epilogue: Young Forever
12. Fire
13. Save Me
14. Blood Sweat & Tears
15. Spring Day
16. Not Today
17. Come Back Home
18. DNA
19. Mic Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)
20. Fake Love
21. IDOL (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
22. Boy with Luv
23. Make it Right (feat. Lauv)
24. Black Swan
25. ON
26. Dynamite
27. Life Goes On
28. Film Out
29. Butter
30. Permission to Dance
31. Yet To Come

ARMYs from all around the world joined the live, which garnered more than 5 million views and over 150 million hearts. This live stream followed right after BTS' Jin's "D-day" live, which took place earlier in the day when the GRAMMY-nominated group's eldest came on live to greet fans after being discharged from compulsory military training.

In the declaration for the MV Replay LIVE, BigHit Music's notice read that the stream was meant for the dedicated fandom to enjoy and relive all the moments from the Take Two artists' debut until the present day. It also conveyed a heartfelt wish to "continue dreaming of a beautiful future together!” The live was available to ARMYs via the Weverse app, the Weverse website, and the Weverse TV app.

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The 2024 BANGBANGCON and the BTS Festa meet-and-greet with Jin

The annual BTS Festa celebrations traditionally run for two full weeks, packed with fun events, surrounding the anniversary day on June 13. This event lasts for 8 to 18 days, beginning on either March 31st, June 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th. It features the release of new pictures, video content, special songs, handwritten letters, radio programs, and more.

The exciting 2024 BANGBANGCON, Jungkook's release of the Festa song Never Let Go, and the like heightened this year's festivities. To top it off, Jin's discharge from the military just a day short of the group's debut date further charged up the atmosphere.

The 2024 BANGBANGCON was broadcast on June 8 at 12 PM KST. Due to the group's conscription at the moment, no live performances took place, but the stream featured three of their major concerts: the 2014 BTS Live Trilogy Episode II The Red Bullet, the 2017 BTS Live Trilogy Episode III The Wings Tour The Final, and the 2019 BTS World Tour Love Yourself: Speak Yourself [The Final].

At the same time, Jin, who is now back in the K-pop scene, will be holding an in-person meeting with ARMYs on June 13 called "Jin's Greetings," where he will exchange light hugs with 1,000 fans over a three-hour period at Jamsil Arena. It will be followed by a live stream titled "Message From Jin," where the Moon singer will showcase performances per ARMYs' wishes. These events will take place to fulfill Jin's wish of spending the 2024 Festa with the fans.

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BTS reunion on Jin's conscription ending day

The Black Swan artists reunited on Wednesday, June 12, on the occasion of Jin's release from military service, which was dated as a major event in the nation by Yonhap News. Clips of the members hugging Jin and RM playfully playing the saxophone also surfaced online and went viral. What's more, the 31-year-old idol, after counting down the days since D-100 till D-1, held a Weverse live called "D-day" after 1.5 years. The fandom also received an OT7 (full group) picture on this day.