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BTS plans to add more aria, tour, dates, and work on new music and also others for BTS.

solo projects in next year 2027 how exciting big hit entertainment shares the news while going over its records quarterly earnings and this is oh yeah this is today's news still is anyways back to the article big hit entertainment has reported big earnings this quarter even bigger plans for bts The excellent South Korean music entertainment company reveals while going over its record profits on Tuesday, November 3rd, that BTS to extend their ongoing ARIA world tour further into the first half of 2027.

The exciting part is also planning on working on new materials for fun and full band activities as well individuals purpose oh my gosh i'm so excited i can't wait for more bts members solo music i am looking forward to it i have a feeling it's gonna be exciting We plan to announce additionally dates for the tour.

We're also preparing for the group post-tour activities, including both groups and solo projects.

Korean won, I would say.

And the value is to 1.135 million.

billion and as well profits 188.5 million won wow that's a lot of money 140.35 million for oh that's not the first that's the third quarter of 2026 driven by bts world tour continuing process the band milestone home strategy both figures the eventually Money budget, records, sets in Big Hit Entertainment.

Quarter, the company said.

And then it's

like, are they forgetting? Literally, Cordis is under Big Hit.

So TXT, BTS.

Right.

A US federal court has dismissed a copyright lawsuit against BTS, with industry reports saying the judge called the claim frivolous.

A woman named Melissa Mace sued BTS, HYBE, HYBE America and Big Hit Music in August, claiming six songs from the album Arirang, including Swim and Hooligan, copied her music, and she sought more than $500,000 in damages.

The Eastern District of Virginia court rejected the case on October 22nd, even after giving her a chance to fix her complaint, because she had not completed her copyright registration, offered no proof BTS ever heard her music, and could not show that the recording she said a sheriff made in 2023 even exists.

The court also found her claim of a verbal contract too vague, since she could not say who she made the deal with, when, or for how much.

geez and they sold

out tickets in 90 minutes yeah I'm not surprised so I'm not going to go over every single figure no yeah but big hit confirmed that there were 853 000 people in attendance of their concert.

In Brazil alone? No,

no, in all of

other people.

The government wanted clarification about the visual setup and what basically saying, you sold this tour with these screens and this stage, but yet all the tickets are paid, but now you're doing it with this stage instead.

This was not BTS and Hyde or Big Hit.

It

Big milestone for BTS member J-Hope, as his music video for Mona Lisa has officially passed 100 million views on YouTube.

According to his agency Big Hit Music, the video crossed that mark early on October 31st, about a year and a half after the song's release in March of last year.

The hip-hop R&B track playfully captures the feeling of being captivated by someone irresistible, and the video adds to the fun with J-Hope's smooth, detailed choreography set inside an art museum.

The song also made a global splash at launch, reaching number 65 on the Billboard Hot 100, number 56 on the UK Official Singles Chart, and number 27 on Spotify's weekly Top Songs Global.

But really, who would do this? Who would go out of their way to do this? It's really weird, especially considering it's not really like it's such a risky thing to go against hype.

Who would do that for fun? Now, Big Hit did release a statement saying, hi, this is Big Hit Music.

We have received identified, sorry, we've recently identified the indiscriminate spread of false information and malicious rumors targeting our artists across social media platforms and online communities.

And we've been taking appropriate internal measures in response.

We ask fans to help stop spread reckless rumours, false information and illegal posts by reporting them.

If you come across any malicious activity targeting our artists, please report it to the Hive Artist Rights Violation System.

Big Hit will keep a zero-tolerance policy toward any unlawful act that infringes upon our artists' rights and interests.

We remain fully committed to protecting our artists and to preventing any reoccurrence of similar harm.

There is a major musical celebration to look forward to.

Big Hit Entertainment brings WeverseCon Festival to India for the first time of next year, 2027.

And the two days event is scheduled for March 27th and March 28th.

Oh, so by the way, it'll be on, you can actually watch it on YouTube as well.