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On December 7, 2024, multiple videos from South Korea's National Assembly circulated on social media, showcasing netizens playing BTS' track Fire to compel President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment. The latest clips from the national event left the K-pop community shocked and elated for varied reasons.
The septet released their electro house and dubstep track on May 2, 2016, through Big Hit Music. It was the song for the band's first compilation album, The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever. It was penned by Bang Si-hyuk, Jung Ho-seok, Kang Hyo-won, Min Yoong-gi, and others.
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Subsequently, the videos from the National Assembly where netizens took the support of BTS' song went viral on social media. The fandom expressed their pride in the group.
"Fire” was playing during a protest at the National Assembly in South Korea," an X user tweeted.
The fandom mentioned the current situation in South Korea and wished for the betterment of the people. Many also added that Fire playing during the crisis was iconic, and fans loved how locals knew the track's line from word to word.
"the situation is very serious and i hope it all ends up okay for the people, but this is pretty iconic ngl," a fan reacted.
"I love how bts' music is used during protest, their songs are very fitting for liberation," a fan shared.
"Singing word to word by locals. Impact," a fan mentioned.
Many fans also added that the band was the pride of South Korea and everyone should treat BTS with respect.
"Look how everyone is singing…BTSyou will always be the standard,"- a user commented.
"South Korean citizens are the real mvps tbh. I've never seen a people more united to fight against a corrupt government like this. Following the whole SK martial law saga made me realise Nigerians still have a long way to go," a user mentioned.
More about BTS members
BTS' Jin and j-hope were discharged from their mandatory military service on June 12 and October 17, 2024, after concluding eighteen months of duty. While the former was welcomed by the group members, the latter was greeted by Jin at the training center.
Meanwhile, Jimin and Kim Namjoon released their second solo album, Face, and Right Place, Wrong Person, on 24 March, 2024, and May 24, 2024, through BigHit Music, respectively. Jungkook unveiled his solo fan song Never Let Go, for the celebration of the group's eleventh anniversary Festa, on June 7, 2024. Meanwhile, Suga was involved in a DUI case controversy on August 6, 2024, and was fined 15 million won.
Kim Taehyung unveiled his two tracks, including Winter Ahead (feat. Park Hyo-shin) and a rendition of Bing Crosby's White Christmas on November 29, and December 6, 2024, respectively.
The group members are expected to be reunited as a band in 2025.
