BTS‘ V has revealed that he has been experiencing hearing loss in his right ear for around two-and-a-half years.
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The singer, whose real name is Kim Tae-hyung, discussed the issue publicly for the first time during a Weverse livestream yesterday (August 12).
Ele continuou dizendo que acredita que a perda auditiva havia piorado enquanto ele cumpria o serviço militar obrigatório na Coreia do Sul, e inicialmente tentou descartar a questão como "uma questão de força mental" antes de procurar ajuda médica.
Ele agora está tomando medicamentos e regularmente comparecendo ao hospital para tratamento.
V and bandmate RM completed their military service in June last year, having enlisted in 2023, and all seven members of the band have gone through their government-mandated spell.
In the same livestream, Jungkook also revealed that he has been managing a shin injury during BTS’ current ‘ARIRANG’ world tour, which has resulted in him sitting through some concerts.
BTS played two shows at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium earlier this week (August 10 and 11), with the North American leg continuing with two nights each in Arlington, Toronto and Chicago, followed by four nights in Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium in September.
O grupo então levará a turnê para a América Latina, Ásia e Austrália, e está atualmente programada para ser concluída no Philippine Sports Stadium em Bulacan em 16 de março de 2027.
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NME was at the opening night in Goyang, South Korea in April, and gave it four-and-a-half stars, writing: “Throughout, it’s clear that they’re still as committed to BTS as before their enforced break for military service, RM referring to decisions they’ve made so they “can keep doing this for a long time”.
It’s a sentiment that makes the fireworks-heavy final song, ‘Into The Sun’, feel beautifully optimistic – this might be the end of the show, but BTS’ moment in the sun is far from over.”.
BTS released fifth album ‘ARIRANG’ in March and in a four-star review, NME noted: “After nearly four years, BTS are back doing what they do best – serving as both ambassadors and explorers, fuelled by curiosity and creativity.”.
The group also made headlines by refusing to submit the record to the Grammys after they introduced the Best Asian Pop Music category. “We hope music can be heard and loved for itself, beyond regions or languages,” they said.
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