BTS is about to collaborate with Charlie Puth, the comeback album is suddenly "unlucky"

Besides the news that BTS is about to return in June with the album Proof to celebrate their 9th debut anniversary, Charlie Puth's implicit confirmation of the rumor of collaborating with "7 boys" is also making fans restless.

Recently, rumors about the collaboration between Charlie Puth and BTS have become a hot topic in the KPop fan community. In response to the audience's curiosity and questions, Charlie Puth has implicitly confirmed that he is working with the members of BTS and it seems that there will be a joint product soon in the near future.

"I've also heard these rumors and the people who work with me don't know when they will debut," the One Call Away singer joked on KIIS FM.

However, after this joke, Charlie Puth continued to make the audience impatient when suggesting that there would be a song featuring a group from the land of kimchi. "We really don't know when the product will be released," Charlie Puth said, "I mean we know, but we just talked."

Immediately after the male singer's statement, the After Wright host added, "So there is a collaboration. We will stop here to keep it a secret." Charlie Puth also decided to be silent before the MC's words.

In fact, if rumors about this collaboration are true, this is not the first time the two artists have worked together. At the 2018 MGA Awards ceremony held in Incheon (Korea), BTS appeared on stage with Charlie Puth and performed 3 songs "See You Again, We Don't Talk Anymore" and "Fake Love". Both are preparing their own projects, for the 30-year-old male singer, he is preparing for his 3rd studio album.

Meanwhile, BTS will release a 9th anniversary album titled Proof, released on June 10.

Recently, on the evening of June 7, BTS officially released a teaser for the Yet To Come MV, which will be released on June 10. This comeback BTS is simple with the main MV blue of the sky, the boys appear handsome but sad expressions make fans curious about the message BTS wants to convey through music. Yet To Come is also the MV that paved the way for the album Proof - the 9-year journey of the global group BTS.

Not long after being delighted with BTS's brand new teaser, fans of the 7 HYBE boys were stirred by the new information announced by KBS. Recently, on the official website of KBS, it was announced that two songs on BTS's new album Proof could not be broadcast because they could not pass the censorship.

Specifically, the song "Run BTS" was banned for the reason "the lyrics use sensitive language". Besides, the song "For Youth" was paused for not attaching lyrics and sound effects in the first 30 seconds. The title track Yet To Come is still eligible for broadcast.

This information can't help but confuse BTS fans, because the group has just confirmed that they will hold the promotion of the new song at an outdoor stage with a capacity of up to 4000 people. The fact that 2 b-side songs are restricted from promotion on KBS will make BTS' comeback less complete. In addition, some neutral viewers also think that because BTS released a song in response to antifan using heavy language, it is understandable that it could not pass the censorship.

Elsewhere, Big Hit Music has now started searching for new talents globally to recruit for a new boy group in the future.

According to the announcement from Big Hit Music, the company will start holding an audition called 2022 Bighit Music Global Audition to search for new talents globally. Men born in 2002 or later can apply for the selection both online and offline, regardless of nationality and place of residence. The criteria that Big Hit gives is based on the categories of vocal, rap, dance, music production - criteria that help clearly show the artistic potential of the contestants.

In addition to online auditions, BTS' management company will also hold live auditions in many major cities around the world such as Los Angel, Toronto (USA), Sydney (Australia), Bangkok (Thailand). , Tokyo (Japan) and Seoul (Korea). At these live auditions, the contestants will receive comments on their singing and dancing skills from the directors at Big Hit Music. However, those who were unable to attend the in-person selection session can still apply online and submit their resumes via the company's official website.

Immediately after the information was posted, the fans were extremely excited. Many viewers also think that this is an opportunity for many talents to be trained and follow in the footsteps of BTS.

In fact, this is not Bighit's first global audition. This company has held annual selections since 2018. However, due to the COVID-19 epidemic, the event can only be held online in 2020 and 2021. By 2022, when the epidemic has gradually subsided. controlled, the new company could continue with direct selection in many major cities around the world.

The talent search for this year's new boy group will begin in June and end in September 2022.

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