BTS, Suga and ARMY
BTS ARMY rally with 'Purple Ribbon' campaign against haters sending wreaths to Suga over DUI case
BTS member Suga remains under intense scrutiny and criticism after a DUI incident involving an e-scooter in Seoul. Despite a public apology and a fine of 15 million won, netizens have escalated their disapproval by sending illegal funeral wreaths and threats,
Suga DUI Controversy: ARMY fights back as haters send funeral wreaths to Hybe office demanding his removal from BTS — can the agency take action?
Despite the closure of Suga's DUI case, he still faces backlash, with recent funeral wreaths sent to HYBE's building calling for his removal from BTS.
BTS' SUGA receives death threats: ARMY forms 'Purple Ribbon' line amidst funeral wreaths at HYBE
Min Yoongi became embroiled in a DUI incident (technically an RUI, as he was riding an electric kickboard) two months ago.
BTS fans revive 'purple ribbon project' backing SUGA against funeral wreaths rapper's removal from septet after DUI case
BTS fans have brought back the purple ribbon project in a show of solidarity with SUGA amid renewed calls for his removal from the group following his DUI incident. Read on!
Suga haters send funeral wreaths to HYBE demanding BTS rapper’s removal from group
Haters of BTS Suga sent funeral wreaths to HYBE demanding Min Yoongi’s removal from the group which also consists of RM, Jin, Jimin, V, Jungkook, and J-hope.
BTS' SUGA recieves death threats: ARMY forms 'Purple Ribbon' line amidst funeral wreaths at HYBE
ARMY reacts to funeral wreaths for BTS SUGA amid sympathy for RIIZE's Seunghan This situation has undoubtedly emboldened BTS haters, who have sent funeral wreaths to HYBE—the agency representing the group—demanding the release of rapper SUGA.
BTS’ ARMY defends Suga after anti-fans send funeral wreaths demanding his removal
BTS’ label HYBE has once again received funeral wreaths demanding Suga’s removal. Following this, the ARMY is coming out in support of Suga!
Suga DUI Case: Anti-Fans Send Funeral Wreaths To Demand BTS Star's Removal From Group, ARMY Unite In Support
While Suga's DUI case might have been closed, he continues to face backlash. Recently, funeral wreaths were sent to HYBE's building to demand his removal from BTS.
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BTS J-Hope Concludes His Mandatory Military Enlistment To Massive Positive Fan Reception
BTS is a step closer to that reunion concert that they promised us bow that J-Hope has safely concluded his mandatory ...
‘I like Bollywood films’: When BTS’ SUGA acknowledged Indian fans during live stream and expressed love; Watch
BTS’ SUGA once acknowledged Indian fans, making them extremely happy with her love for the nation. Read on to watch.
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BTS member Suga fined $11,500 for drunk driving on e-scooter
SEOUL--K-pop star Suga, a member of the boy band supergroup BTS, has been fined 15 million won ($11,500) by a court for drunk driving while on an electric scooter. A judge at the Seoul Western ...
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BTS’ Suga Fined $11,500 for Being Intoxicated While Driving an Electric Scooter
BTS member Suga has been fined 15 million won ($11,500) for driving an electric scooter while intoxicated, according to Reuters. A judge at the Seoul Western District Court imposed the fine on ...
BTS J-Hope Discharged From Military, Reunites With Jin. RM, V, Suga And Jimin Give It A Miss
In December 2023, RM and V initiated their military service, followed by Jimin and Jungkook at later dates. The seven members ...
Justice for JESSI: BTS ARMY rallies behind K-pop idol, Jebbies; say 'we know how it feels'
Seeing how agencies often fail to support their idols, BTS fans, known as ARMY, have come to the defence of K-pop idol Jessi.
Stephen Colbert pokes fun at BTS Suga's DUI arrest: 'Koreans need a license to drive one of these?'
BTS member Suga was fined and had his license revoked for riding an electric scooter while intoxicated. His DUI arrest ...
BTS Suga’s scandal is ‘ridiculous’: Fans blast Knetz after Stephen Colbert mocks DUI in viral video
After Suga's DUI, fans condemned South Korean media for sensationalising the situation, claiming it led to unnecessary public ...