BTS Exemption From The Military Is 'Difficult' (Costing South Korea BILLIONS)
BTS Exemption From The Military is 'Difficult' (as BTS Makes Millions for South Korea)
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It seems although the South Korean government enacted a special law in 2018 named 'the BTS Law' that allowed its K-pop starts to postpone their military service but even though the BTS members generate billions its not an excuse to avoid military service all together. The mandatory military service in South Korea directs the male citizens of the country to enlist in the military irrespective of the background, career and residency. BTS will be serving the military, and are not being exempted from the military service. "BigHit Music is proud to announce today that the members of BTS are currently moving forward with plans to fulfill their military service. After the phenomenal concert to support Busan's bid for the World Expo 2030, and as each individual embarks on solo endeavors, it's a perfect time and the members of BTS are honored to serve. In this video, we are looking into BTS Exemption From The Military is 'Difficult' (as BTS Makes Millions for South Korea).
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