BTS ‘Yet To Come’ Music Video Gives A Tribute To The Group’s Long Career, Read More!

BTS made their much awaited and much-anticipated comeback on 10th June with their anthology album, PROOF. The group released the lead single from the album Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment) with a music video. With the group’s debut anniversary just three days later, this marks their 10th year and makes them the only K-pop group to release an album every year since their debut for ten consecutive years.

In their 10 years long career, BTS has released 5 studio albums, 8 Extended plays, 7 Compilation albums, 2 Reissue Albums, 1 Soundtrack album, multiple OSTs, singles, mixtapes and covers. PROOF is an anthology album that is a tribute to their career until now and a memory of their beloved past.

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Check Out BTS ‘Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)’ Music Video

The music video begins with Jungkook sitting in a desert and looking at the other members with his memorable pose from Euphoria. In the midtempo, hip-hop track, the group call their past the best but assures themselves that the best moment is yet to come. The music video has many hints to their past music videos. The statue from Blood Sweat and Tears, the train and carousel from Spring day, the container from Run and the school bus from their debut song, No More Dream.

As per the group, the album is the starting point of Chapter 2 in their career. The music video and the song have beautifully encompassed their journey so far. The group promises to bring more beautiful moments in their life and begin a new chapter in their career. All the best to BTS!

Listen to their new album PROOF on Spotify.

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