BTS released a single for their 10th anniversary

South Korea’s BTS today released “Take two,” a new single designed to commemorate the band’s tenth anniversary, which is currently immersed in a hiatus that will last until at least 2025.

The song, which was announced to premiere on May 31 to coincide with the start of an event in Seoul to celebrate the first decade of BTS’s life, was released today at 13:00 KST (4:00 GMT).

An hour and a half after appearing on the platform Youtubeofficial video easyin which only the theme and the colorful logo that reads is heard “take two” It has already had more than 309,000 visits.

The theme is a ballad that has a basis acoustics and who mixes voices in the sweet tones of several of his members with rapping by the three of them, Suga, RM and J-Hope.

In fact, the song, sung mostly in Korean and occasionally interspersed with English phrases, was mostly composed by Suga in collaboration with the other two main “rhymers” of the South Korean group’s music label, BigHit Music, the statement said. band.

According to Big hittitle, what does it mean “take two” in English it symbolizes the beginning of a new chapter for the band, which is how it officially began walking in June 2013

The song “symbolizes both the group’s journey forward and a promise to their most loyal fans, who have shared every moment so far, to continue walking together in the future,” the company explained.

The band’s 10th anniversary celebrations in Seoul will conclude on June 17 with a big event to be held by the Han River featuring bandleader RM and broadcast on streaming.

BTS announced last summer that they would be taking a hiatus until at least 2025, a period that its seven members will use to focus on personal projects and do military service, compulsory for all men in South Korea.

Two of them, Jin and J-Hope, have already started performing theirs military benefit and it is expected to end around July or November 2024.