Group BTS and its affiliate Big Hit Entertainment donated $1 million (about 1.2 billion won) to the Black Lives Matter (Black Lives Matter).
The US entertainment media variety reported that the BTS and Big Hit donated $1 million, and the Big Hit also reported that the report was true.
BTS posted on its official Twitter on the 4th, "We are against racism. We are against violence. I, you, we all have the right to be respected. We will be together." He said he supported the anti-discrimination movement.
At the time, Big Hit said it had "discussed with the donor and the remittance process is currently in progress."
On the other hand, BTS will participate in a virtual graduation ceremony'Dear Class of 2020' hosted by YouTube starting at 4 am on the 8th (based on Korean time, 7 days local time in the United States) to perform and celebrate and celebrate.
This is an online streaming event designed for students who did not have an offline graduation ceremony with Corona 19. In addition to BTS, there are a number of celebrities including former President Obama and pop star Beyonce.
(Photo = Big Hit Entertainment, Yonhap News)
BTS and affiliates donate 1.2 billion won to campaign for human rights in black people
2020-06-07T05:45:18.077Z
The group's BTS and its affiliate Big Hit Entertainment donated $1 million to the Black Humans campaign'Black Lives Matter' (black people's lives are also important).
Source: sbskr