The seven-member BTS says they are against racism and violence, following the death of George Floyd and the ensuing protests in the US. FMTNews SouthKorea BTS
South Korean boy band BTS at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles this year.
On Thursday, the seven-member BTS wrote on its Twitter account that they are against racism and violence with the hashtag BlackLivesMatter: The hashtag went viral among the K-pop group’s fans and started another wave of donations with a new hashtag, MatchAMillion.
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