The BTS: Break The Silence Docu-series Podcast

We spent the entire episode re-living the final Speak Yourself concert in Seoul. We got an inside look at their excitement for being back in their home stadium after a year. They inserted clips of the members vlogging in 2013 sharing their feelings on the first fan meeting and performances. The members took time to tell us how they each wants to be remembered by ARMY and their teammates. At their final dinner after the last show, they were able to have fun and laugh together like a normal night. Don’t forget to stay during the credits! They squeezed in as many behind the scenes clips as possible to make sure every minute was worth it. Thank you for watching, ARMY!

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Episode 5: Ordinary to Others, Special to Me

We open the episode to Jin’s smiling face on his epic trip to Six Flags on an off day during the Speak Yourself Stadium Tour. We also see RM searching for new art and J-Hope exploring. During Suga’s day off, he opens up about how he’s envious of those that do ordinary activities, including some of the members. When the Brazil shows start, we watch Jimin deal with being unable to sing. The members and Army held him up, making him cry tears of gratitude instead of sadness.

Episode 6: We Can’t Predict The Future

BTS has made it to Wembley Stadium. As they round out the overseas portion of the tour, we’re reminded of even more huge accomplishments they made in 2019. As they sit down for a group dinner, they talk about the past, present and future. They each shared how they couldn’t have done it without each other, how lucky they are to be together and how they will have no regrets no matter what the future holds. We end the episode at the Osaka concert with the rap line performing “Tear”. Suga shares that he wrote the song for the members and when they all first heard it, they shed tears together at the meaning behind it.

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Episode 3: The Show Must Go On

We started off this episode ending the Love Yourself tour in Thailand. They had a scare with a stage malfunction, which was handled swiftly by all of the staff and the guys. Whew. We got another sneak peak of the final process of Jimin and V's solo tracks. The guys also opened up about their lives as idols trying to live in the real world. We saw J-Hope and Jimin hit the streets to buy an iPad and it was the more difficult than you would ever think it would be. J-Hope opened up about his worries regarding paparazzi while Jin told us about how difficult his dual life can be.

Episode 4: Speak Yourself Even In The Rain

The Speak Yourself Stadium tour kicks off at The Rose Bowl in Los Angeles. The guys came directly off of their promotions and we get an inside look on the short period of time they have to prepare for their stages. All of it was worth it for them to experience the 50,000 fans in the packed stadium. When they headed to Chicago, they had another first time experience with rain at an outdoor venue. As always, the guys put safety first and still had on an incredible show. When speaking about what the message to their music is, they each had different answers. What they all can agree upon is that they're not doing it for the numbers or fame but to feel good about the music and the messages they put out.

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Episode 1

We started the docu-series in 2018 with the Love Yourself tour. We got to hear about how they felt playing bigger stadiums for the first time. To many of them, 2018 was their best year because of group and individual accomplishments. On the other hand, we got to relive their hardships through their iconic MAMA speech reminding us that times are not always easy for the guys, but they persevere through it together. They shared that the key to staying together forever is the trust and respect they have for one another.

Episode 2

We got a behind the scenes look on how they guys go about the format of their concerts. It's important for the guys to have a consistent show to make sure all ARMYs are getting the same performances. They go all out every show and JK showed that overdoing it could exhaust you quicker than you're expecting. Thankfully, the guys always want to make sure everyone is doing well because if one of them hurts, they all hurt. J-Hope gave JK some big bro pro advice to pace himself in order to stay healthy. We also got a sneak peak of Jimin and V's individual writing sessions for their solo tracks.

• Hosted by Trina Dong, and Veronica Valencia