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BTS is offering something new to the ARMYs, and it is quite unique. The South Korean boy group is releasing its first book series that will feature lyrics from their popular songs.
Big Hit Entertainment knows that BTS is still at the peak of their career, so they are doing everything to maximize the group’s potential. The band that consists of RM, V, Jungkook, Jin, Jimin, Suga, and J-Hope are known around the world. They are, in fact, considered as the most popular boy band on the planet today and were even compared to the Beatles before.
Now, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, BTS and Big Hit Entertainment continue to work together to explore what they can do even if the situation does not allow them to perform in stadiums and meet their fans in various countries. This week, it was revealed that the agency has come up with the idea of releasing the group’s exclusive book series.
What to expect in the book
Forbes reported that this would contain lyrics from some of BTS’ tracks. The septet is known to write about what they feel and address social issues through their songs as well, and these lyrics will be printed in the book for fans to have a copy of the messages that the group wants to convey.
The book series called the “Graphic Lyrics” will have six books and they are "A Supplementary Story: You Never Walk Alone," "Save ME," ' House Of Cards," "RUN" and "Butterfly." The sixth is a special book that will tell stories behind the songs featured in the first five books. There will also be illustrations to make the books more interesting.
"With 'Graphic Lyrics,' we are introducing a new way of enjoying music for the first time with BTS songs and are planning to continue the series with Big Hit’s multi-label artists as well,” Billboard quoted BTS’ agency as saying in a statement. “We expect the 'Graphic Lyrics' series, which captures the sensitivity of paper books by translating music in writing and painting, to be a unique experience not only for BTS fans but also for the public audience."
Publishing date
The new BTS book series will be available on June 29, but fans can reserve their copies as starting June 24 via Weverse and Amazon. It is expected that pre-orders will hit the roof and probably, it will be sold before the official release.
