BTS’ Contract Renewal With Big Hit Entertainment Slammed With Protest Trucks, A Fan Community Accuses Label Of Discrimination & Not Protecting Artists From Malicious Rumours

The South Korean boy band BTS is currently on a hiatus as its seven members have to fulfil their mandatory services. To date, three members have been enlisted and four are remaining. Amid the same, the band’s members have renewed their contracts with their label Big Hit Entertainment, and confirmed that they will reunite in 2025. However, a fan community of the group is not happy with their decision and in the form of their protest they even sent out trucks to HYBE’s building in Seoul. Scroll down to read the scoop.

The boy band recently renewed their contract with Big Hit Entertainment, under whom they made their official debut over ten years ago. The renewal of the contract means that the band will reunite in 2025 after all seven members have fulfilled their services.

As the news of contract renewal was out, BTS’ fans rejoiced. Their excitement about the band’s comeback in 2025 has no bounds now and they are anticipating a good one. Amid the excitement, a fan community of the band protested against the resigning and sent trucks with huge slogans to HYBE building. The slogans on the trucks slammed HYBE for discriminating against members and not protecting them from rumours.