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BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star Ep 7-8 Review: Addressing depression to military enlistments, septet overcomes all
BTS decides to be Still Purple and makes Promise For Tomorrow in the ultimate episodes for the docu-series BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star. Here’s our finale review.
Name: BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star
Premiere date: December 20, 2023
Cast: BTS’ RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, Jungkook, Bang Si Hyuk
Number of episodes: 8
Genre: Documentary series
Language: Korean
Where to watch: Disney+, Hulu
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The Disney+ series follows RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook as they go over moments defining their career. From debuting in 2013 to almost going bankrupt to finding domestic success and even breaking through the US market, getting nominated in the Grammys, and finally deciding to take a break from group activities to turn to solo careers. The 11-part docu-series takes a turn through some very emotional moments as the seven boys talk about experiencing it all.
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Still Purple
Concluding this week, the BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star documentary picks off with the members returning to the touring culture slowly but steadily, going off from silent concerts to a stadium tour in the US and taking over some of the biggest venues to perform in. With an electric feeling in their hearts, cheers of fans in their ears booming off their eardrums, and success on their minds, the boys appeared shocked and excited to take on yet another challenge. Trying to live in the moment while also planning for an uncertain future, BTS’ takeover is unprecedented.
The members start valuing their own time and solo dreams, which have been at the back of their minds all this time and kick off the plans to start something of their own, a step many anticipated and would come to appreciate.
Promise For Tomorrow
With the seven members announcing their decision to take a small break from group activities and begin their solo careers, the world was not ready for what was about to come. In the midst of this, Jimin was seen addressing the struggles of having to live alone after being together for so long. Battling depression and experiencing the tides of life, he spoke about learning more about himself and working on his solo project. BTS introduced their own homes and their lives outside stardom, with RM speaking about exploring art and finding solace in their own spaces.
With military enlistments being pushed from November 2020 to December 2022, the septet addressed coming back together and for the fans to have faith in them. The docu-series closes off with the iconic strings of Spring Day playing as “I miss you” fills your ears and mind, asking you to trust and wait for BTS.
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