BTS's "Yet to Come" Concert Film Sets November Streaming Date

1. "Mic Drop RUN BTS"
2. "RUN"
3. "Save Me"
4. "Zero O Clock 00:00"
5. "Butterfly"
6. "UGH"
7. "BTS Cypher PT.3: Killer"
8. "Dynamite"
9. "Boy With Luv"
10. "Butter"
11. "Ma City"
12. "Dope"
13. "FIRE"
14. "IDOL"
15. "Young Forever"
16. "For Youth"
17. "Spring Day"
18. "Yet to Come"

Prime Video will begin streaming BTS's "Yet to Come" concert in more than 240 countries on Nov. 9.

BTS's "Yet to Come" Busan concert was live streamed via Hybe's Weverse app, Naver Now, and Zepeto. No official streaming data has been announced just yet, but the real-time view counter on the Weverse website climbed to 47 million at points during the stream. The load on the official servers was seemingly so immense, all three platforms' official streams went down intermittently throughout the show.

The concert had a live audience — and it was massive! The in-person venue accommodated 50,000 fans. Additionally, an in-person live broadcast called "Live Play" was held at Busan Port International Passenger Terminal Outdoor Parking Lot that could accommodate an additional 10,000 fans. An additional "Live Play" took place on a special stage in Haeundae that was free and open for the public to view without tickets.

BTS's concert in Busan wasn't just any normal event, because the purpose of the show was to help promote South Korea's bid to host the 2030 World Expo in the city (which happens to be the hometown of members Jimin and Jungkook).

So what is a World Expo, and why does Busan want to host it?

According to the Korea Society, World Expos are "a global gathering of nations dedicated to finding solutions to pressing challenges." In a video posted to the Busan World Expo official Twitter account, RM further explained, "The World Expo is a global festival started in 1851 that brings together countries under the theme of industrial, technological, and cultural development. We are very honored to be named ambassadors for such a meaningful event."

"If the World Expo opens in Busan in 2030, Korea will be the seventh country to have held the world's three mega events along with the World Cup and the Olympics," Jimin added. "I'm so excited that it could be held in my hometown of Busan, and we'll strive to show the world Korea's beautiful nature and cultural power."

World Expos are held every five years, and countries can submit a bid to host the event and choose its theme. In June 2021, Korea bid to host the World Expo in Busan based on the theme "Transforming Our World, Navigating Toward a Better Future."

The host country for the World Expo will be selected by the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) in November 2023. Besides Busan, other candidates in the running for the 2030 World Expo are Rome; Odessa, Ukraine; and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Moscow also submitted a bid, but they withdrew it in May 2022.

If Busan is chosen for the World Expo, the city's mayor said he hopes the event will "serve as an opportunity to showcase Korea's strength not only in its advanced technologies, but also in its cultural strength."

On Aug. 23, 2022, Hybe announced via Weverse that BTS's World Expo 2030 "Yet to Come" concert in Busan would take place on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022, at 6 p.m. KST.

The concert was held at the Busan Asiad Main Stadium in Busan, South Korea.

Believe it or not, tickets to attend BTS's "Yet to Come" concert in Busan in person were entirely free.