The song is the second single from the group's Billboard 200-topping album, ARIRANG.

The song features on the band's massive hit album, Arirang

BTS, Madonna, and Shakira will headline FIFA's first World Cup final halftime show on 19 July, marking a historic crossover between football and pop culture.

BTS comes from the Korean phrase Bangtan Sonyeondan, which translates to "Bulletproof Boy Scouts." However, BTS said in 2017 that it would also extend its branding so BTS could mean "Beyond the Scene" as the band started to gain popularity outside of the Korean market.

K-pop group BTS released a music video for its single "Normal" and Korean-language versions of the hit song from its latest album, "Arirang."

The poster recreates the visual style of BTS' ARIRANG promotional image, featuring seven of Argentina's biggest stars arranged in a nearly identical formation.

What is BTS's new song? Everything we know about rumors of 2026 World Cup release originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. For the first World Cup halftime show ever, BTS is one of many well-known global performers set to take the stage.

BTS member Jungkook's solo hits Seven and 3D have found themselves at the centre of an online debate after fans accused Punjabi singer Juss of copying elements from the music videos for his latest release,