There's So Much More to BTS Than Sweet Bops and Sick Dance Moves

In 2019 alone, it was revealed by Guinness World Records' Twitter account that BTS held a whopping seven world records. For example, one of the records was the most-viewed YouTube music video in 24 hours. They set this record with "Boy With Luv," which had 74,600,000 views between April 12 and 13, 2019.

On Forbes's list of the world's highest paid celebrities, BTS ranks No. 43, which has them tied with incredibly famous celebrities Bradley Cooper, Pink, and Adam Sandler. They're the first Korean act to ever rank so high on the list.

"Black Swan" is a new song by BTS that dropped on Jan. 17, 2020. Already, it's become the first song by a Korean group to reach the top of the United Kingdom iTunes chart. "Boy With Luv" was the previous record-holding song, which had debuted in the No. 2 spot.

He's not only the tallest member of BTS, he could also very well be the smartest. On a Yaman TV episode, he revealed, "My score in my second year of high school was 148." RM's score is high enough to where he could very well take the Mensa International test.

At a concert, Tae-hyung (or V, if you prefer) did the Twitter-famous dance that Casey Frey posted in May 2019. The original tweet of the dance has nearly a million likes and over 300,000 retweets. He performed the dance to perfection on stage during a BTS show, and fans quickly edited the two skilled dancers alongside each other.

Jimin donated ₩100 million (about $85,000) to students from low-income families in Busan. They partnered with Make-A-Wish Korea to make a fan's dream come true. Jin spent his birthday donating food to an animal shelter. The list goes on, but the fact is that these artists give back to their community and causes that they care about.