BTS returns this June: catch up on ‘Run BTS’, ‘Bon Voyage’, ‘In The Soop’ and more

Suchwita is a talk show hosted by BTS’s lead rapper, Suga. In each episode, a guest brings a drink to share with him, and they sit down for a deep conversation. The guests are friends and colleagues from the industry, so it often feels like we’re simply watching Suga catch up with his friends. For Suchwita’s very first episode, the guest is none other than BTS’s leader, main rapper and first member, RM.

Where to watch: Youtube

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One thing about BTS is that they love travelling. Each member often travels outside of their work trips. Apart from travelling together as a group—both for work and privately with just the seven of them—they also travel with other friends and family.

BTS Bon Voyage is one of the shows where we get to see them travelling together, experiencing new cultures and trying different kinds of food in other countries. A fun thing about the show is that they’re usually given a budget and various tasks to accomplish throughout the trip. We also get to see them just being themselves—like when RM lost his passport or when Jimin left his luggage on a bus. 

The show currently has four seasons: Season 1 was filmed in Norway, Sweden, and Finland; Season 2 in Hawaii; Season 3 in Malta; and Season 4 in New Zealand.

Where to watch: Weverse

As obvious as it may seem, Run Jin is kind of like Run BTS—except this time, it’s just Jin running the show. Jin, the main visual and one of the vocalists of the group, has always shown potential for hosting his own series. In Run BTS, whenever they’re divided into teams and need to come up with a team name, one team is almost always called “Jin” or “Seok Jin,” believing his name brings luck—and honestly, it often does.

In Run Jin, Jin would do solo episodes but often features other artists, like Yeonjun from the K-pop group TXT. He even had fellow BTS member, main dancer and lead rapper J-Hope, as a guest.

Now that Jin has his own version of Run BTS, the rest of the members better watch out—he’s levelling up his game and skills for when they resume filming Run BTS again. Jin is seemingly training for Run BTS through Run Jin—how very Jin of him!

Where to watch: Youtube / Weverse

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This BTS documentary explores their daily lives and honest thoughts. With a total of eight episodes, we gain a deeper understanding of BTS—both as a group and as individuals—as they navigate the joys and challenges of becoming global superstars. There’s definitely a lot of pressure that comes with the title they’ve been given, and the show lets us in on how they handle it all.

BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star also sheds light on the hardships they faced during the Covid-19 pandemic and how they overcame those struggles—together, and with the unwavering support of their dedicated fans.

Where to watch: Disney+

We just can’t get enough of the boys travelling together! While they love travelling internationally, they also really enjoy exploring their homeland, South Korea. In BTS In the Soop, we see them living together in one big house, where they can relax and enjoy outdoor activities.

Season 1, set at Lake 192 in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, shows how well they bond through painting, water fights, building Legos, fishing, and preparing meals together. Even something as simple as washing the dishes becomes fun when it’s them!

In Season 2, set in Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do, the boys dive into activities like foot volleyball, video games, swimming and more. One of the highlights of this season is that Jungkook—the group’s main vocalist, lead dancer and centre—was allowed to bring Bam, his adorable Doberman Pinscher.

Where to watch: Weverse

Are You Sure?! is another travel show featuring BTS—but this time, it’s just Jimin and Jungkook. It feels more like their personal travel vlog, shared with all of us. In the show, they take on all sorts of fun activities, such as kayaking and camping. Some episodes even feature fellow member V—one of the group’s vocalists, visuals and also their lead dancer—further highlighting their well-loved trio, the “maknae line.” 

This travel vlog series showcases the bond, closeness, and friendship between Jimin and Jungkook through shared experiences in multiple destinations: New York and Connecticut in the USA, Jeju in South Korea, and Sapporo in Japan.

Where to watch: Disney+

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