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It’s October 13 in Korea, which means BTS is officially ringing in Jimin‘s 24th birthday!

The South Korean boy band and ARMY members everywhere are making sure Jimin is feeling the love.

Jin tweeted a handwritten note (below), jokingly captioning it, “Jimin-ah, happy birthday, I wrote this for a period of three hours.” His handwritten note read simply, “Jimin, Happy Birthday! – Jin Hyung.”

Suga wrote (according to a fan translation), “Jimin-ah, I wish you a happy birthday I hope that this year, you eat lots and grow up and up.”

RM, Jungkook, J-Hope, and V also shared their birthday sentiments along with some never-before-seen pics. See them here: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].

BTS also surprised Jimin by singing him “happy birthday” in Arabic during their recent tour stop in Riyadh, broadcasted live on VLIVE.

“The members started singing a song that I [didn’t] know, but I started kind of [lip-syncing] anyway just in case,” Jimin shared (according to a fan translator, via VLIVE). “The song sounded a bit familiar and I thought it was a New Year’s celebration song, but I thought wait, it’s a bit too early to celebrate new year’s… then I heard someone say ‘Jimin’ and I realized it was for my birthday.”

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BTS is asking young people to help put a stop to violence in and around schools.

The South Korean boy band and UNICEF shared a new video in honor of UN International Day of Friendship.

The video features BTS singing their hit single “Answer: Love Myself” over fictional stories of young people encountering violence, bullying, and fear in and around schools, sending a message of friendship and support.

“Our LOVE MYSELF campaign is all about encouraging every young person to find the love from within themselves and spreading that love to others,” BTS said in a press release. “We want everyone to take part in ending violence by sharing love and kindness.”

BTS‘s LOVE MYSELF campaign has raised over $2 million to help UNICEF #ENDviolence.

UNICEF is urging young people leave a kind note for someone – in real life or online – and share it for others to see.

“Children and young people have told us time and again that being treated with kindness and respect helps them to feel safe in and around school,” UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said. “Every day students face a range of violent acts, from bullying and physical attacks to corporal punishment, sexual assault and harassment online. By being kind, children and young people can show their support for each other and brighten someone’s day. We’re grateful to BTS for their continued commitment to making sure that no child is afraid to go to school.”

Watch the video now.

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BTS are officially 2019′s answer to The Beatles.

The K-pop sensation, made up of members J-Hope, V, Jungkook, Jimin, Suga, Jin, and RM, channeled the Fab Four during their first ever performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Wednesday night (May 15).

The homage is fitting, since BTS’ talent and popularity have been compared to The Beatles.

“You may have heard there’s a new musical craze sweeping the globe, these fellas are really something. They’re called BTS and people are so excited you can only call it BTS Mania,” Stephen Colbert said as he introduced the group. “These boys are from across the pond, the big one, the one with Hawaii in the middle. They really are a fine group of youngsters, in fact, you can call them the fab seven. It’s got a nice ring to it.”

See 5+ pictures of BTS on The Late Show below…

BTS just helped kick off Good Morning America‘s Summer Concert Series!

The group – J-Hope, V, Jungkook, Jimin, Suga, Jin and RM – took the stage on Wednesday morning (May 15) in New York City.

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During their appearance, BTS performed their hits “Boy With Luv” and “Fire” in front of thousands of their most dedicated fans.

“All our fans are the best. They are our motivation. We love you Army,” V told the crowd.

RM added, “Thank you for waiting for days…we appreciate your love!”

Check out BTS‘ “Boy With Luv” performance” below…

Click inside to watch the rest of BTS’ performances and interview…

The boys of BTS are looking hot as always!

J-Hope, V, Jungkook, Jimin, Suga, Jin and RM hit the red carpet at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Wednesday (May 1) in Las Vegas.

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BTS will perform their latest single “Boy With Luv” with Halsey during the show. The group is also nominated for Top Duo/Group and Top Social Artist.

The show starts at 8 p.m. ET on NBC, and is being hosted by Kelly Clarkson. Click here to see the full list of nominees!

FYI: BTS is wearing head-to-toe Alexander McQueen.

BTS has shattered a major YouTube record!

The seven-member South Korean boy band has broken the record for most views within the first 24 hours with their new single “Boy With Luv” featuring Halsey.

As of 3 p.m. EST on Saturday (April 13), “Boy With Luv” had racked up over 92 million views.

This smashes the previous record, set one week ago by K-pop girl group Blackpink’s “Kill This Love,” which earned over 56 million views in its first 24 hours, beating out Ariana Grande’s “thank u, next.”

BTS’s “Boy With Luv” YouTube video also garnered 2 million comments in the first 24 hours, Variety reports.

Don’t miss BTS as they perform on Saturday Night Live tonight, and be sure to check out their new album Map of the Soul: Persona if you haven’t yet!

BTS is on the cover of Entertainment Weekly‘s latest issue, hitting newsstands on Friday (March 29).

Here’s what the massive popular South Korean boy band had to say…

RM, on their influence in music: “With seven members we have seven different tastes, of course. So when it comes to songwriting, it’s like a big competition.”

J-Hope, on their individual taste: “We’ll write a lyric and decide, ‘This sort of reflects me [more], who I am and my own color,’ so we’ll want to keep that for a solo song.”

RM, on crossing over in America: “You know, Latin pop has its own Grammys in America, and it’s quite different. I don’t want to compare, but I think it’s even harder as an Asian group. A Hot 100 and a Grammy nomination, these are our goals. But they’re just goals—we don’t want to change our identity or our genuineness to get the number one. Like if we sing suddenly in full English, and change all these other things, then that’s not BTS.”

For more from BTS, head to EW.com.