The wait is finally over, as K-Pop band BTS is set to make their long-awaited reunion. Adding to the buzz about their upcoming reunion, HYBE made quite the power move that had ARMY bubbling with excitement. The record label lit up its headquarters with the words “WE ARE BACK,” instantly sending fans into a frenzy. Photos of the illuminated message quickly went viral on social media, with fans sharing snapshots of the building on their handles. One excited user wrote, “OMG FINALLY IT’S DONE ‘⟭⟬E ARE B⟬⟭CK’ on HYBE building. BTS IS BACK!”This follows the ‘WE ARE BACK’ posters put up during the ongoing BTS FESTA, an annual celebration marking the group’s debut anniversary. This year’s festivities carry extra weight, as they coincide with the impending return of BTS members from military service.According to reports, RM and V are scheduled to be discharged from the military on June 10. While RM has been serving in the 15th Infantry Division, V has been a member of the elite Military Police Special Mission Team (SDT) under the 2nd Infantry Division.The excitement continues the very next day, June 11, when Jimin and Jung Kook are expected to complete their service in the 5th Infantry Division.eanwhile, Suga, who has been serving as a social service worker due to a shoulder injury, is set to finish his duties on June 21.Jin and J-Hope, the first two members to enlist, have already completed their service and resumed activities, adding to the anticipation of a full group comeback.With all seven members soon to be reunited, speculation is mounting about what lies ahead for the global superstars.Jung Ho-seok, popularly known as J-Hope, is back from military service and already setting his sights on BTS’s next chapter. Reflecting on his return, the rapper and dancer expressed a strong desire for the group to make a powerful comeback.“I want to come back in style and say, ‘This is us; this is BTS,’” he said, underscoring his excitement and determination for what lies ahead.J-Hope also spoke candidly about the irreplaceable bond he shares with his bandmates, acknowledging that BTS’s unity remains at the core of their success. “There are certainly things we need to do as BTS. When we’re all back together as a group, it’s going to have a huge impact, and everybody’s going to be watching. I’m excited to see what it’ll feel like when we perform together again,” he shared.He went on to credit much of his personal and professional growth to the group. “Even now, I’m here because of the group. Working with others is still so fun and fulfilling and makes me so happy,” he added, highlighting the joy and meaning he finds in collaboration.
