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** ''Seven'' (2023, single)
** ''3D'' (2023, single)
** ''Golden'' (2023, album)
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** ''Layo(v)er'' (2023, album)
* Before
{{Filmography|Other Media Aparitions}}
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* ''SUPERSTAR BTS'': a [[Rhythm Game]] for mobile phones released in 2018, featuring songs from their entire discography. Ended its service in 2020 and was substituted with ''RHYTHM HIVE'', a similar game that featured songs by BTS and five other groups managed by HYBE, BTS's agency.
* ''BTS World'', a mobile game released on June 26, 2019. It's an [[Episodic Game|Episodic]] [[Visual Novel]]/[[Gacha Game]] where the player takes the role of the group manager and has to go through several journeys with the group members from their pre-debut era to the current day. It has an unlockable "Another Story" mode, that follows a scenario about [[What If...?]] each member didn't get into the music industry and instead got more mundane professions.
* ''BTS Universe Story'', a mobile game mostly based on their ''BU'' verse,
* ''BTS Island: In the SEOM'', a mobile game that mixes character management and decoration with match-3 puzzle gameplay, released in late June 2022. The plot revolves around the group accidentally getting stranded on an island and attempting to get back to civilization.
* BT21 have several games and apps, but the most notable one are ''PUZZLE STAR BT21'' and ''BT21 POP STAR'', both puzzle game for mobiles that are the most promoted.
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* [[Pep Talk Song]]: since their stated mission is to give people a respite from their difficult lives with their songs, this is a given. Among their most notorious are "Not Today", "No More Dream", "21st Century Girl" and "A Supplementary Story: You Never Walk Alone".
* [[Pretty Fly for a White Guy]]: due to their heavier hip-hop/rap leanings around their debut era, their initial image threaded towards a "gangsta" line. However, after 2014 and their boot camp in actual hip-hop culture for ''American Hustle'', they dropped this image like a hot potato, with RM even publicly apologizing for his initial gaffes and putting it under [[Old Shame]].
* [[Protest Song]]: "No More Dream" and "N.O" are protests against the Korean education system. "Baepsae", meanwhile, does so towards the Korean class system and their contradictory bouts of [[Tall Poppy Syndrome]] towards people who want to socially ascend and victim-blaming towards the ones who cannot do so. "Am I Wrong?" is a call out to the youth that doesn't care about the state of the world and disentangle them from politics, paradoxically helping bad politicians with their indifference. "Go Go" is one towards people who lives day-to-day because of YOLO-ing and overspending their money in pointless luxuries because they don't really see any reason to save money as things like mortgages for a home and having a family are even more
* [[Rated "G" for Gangsta]]: Played with. Their styling and sound are notoriously softer than the ones they had around his debut era and early years (just compare the MV of "No More Dream" to the ones for "I Need U" or "DNA"), but the themes they tackle in their songs had become harder and more serious.
* [[Reality Subtext]]: Given the way the group tend to process their issues though their lyrics, it happens a lot. Some examples:
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