‘BTS: Yet to Come’ Concert Movie to Stream on Prime Video from November 9, 2023
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BTS is prepared to dominate the streaming world yet again as their upcoming film, “BTS: Yet to Come,” prepares to make its Amazon Prime Video premiere. The streaming giant made an announcement today, October 17, announcing that the eagerly awaited concert video will be accessible to fans globally beginning in November 2023. “Yet to Come” showcases the thrill of a BTS live performance, captured in Busan, South Korea, in October 2022. This special event was a component of Busan’s World Expo 2030 bid & was held in the renowned Asiad Main Stadium, wherein around 50,000 fans attended to see BTS in action.
BTS: Yet to Come takes the stage November 9. #BTSYetToCome pic.twitter.com/i3YajVDQCo
— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) October 17, 2023
According to reports, “BTS: Yet to Come” is far more than simply a concert video. It’s a trip through 19 breathtaking live performances, including chart-topping classics like “Dynamite,” “Butter,” “RUN,” “MIC Drop,” “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment),” among numerous others. Viewers may expect to be touched not just by the music, but additionally by moving remarks, gorgeous stage designs, and the group’s unmistakable personality. This next release promises to convey BTS’s incredible concert experience to its fans all over the world, enabling them to feel the beauty and excitement of that unforgettable night in Busan.
Kpop Group BTS Is Prepared To Dominate The OTT World Yet Again As Their Upcoming Film, “BTS: Yet To Come Release On Amazon Prime
“BTS: Yet to Come,” BTS’ concert film, will be accessible for streaming on Prime Video beginning November 9, 2023. The film documents the group’s electric live performance in October 2022 in Busan, South Korea. It includes 19 live performances, comprising chart-topping singles, as well as magnificent stage designs, moving speeches, and spectacular fireworks. The director of Prime Video Southeast Asia was ecstatic regarding the collaboration with HYBE and the potential to provide high-quality Korean content to a worldwide audience. This next release promises to convey BTS’s incredible concert experience to its fans all over the world, permitting them to feel the beauty and passion of that unforgettable night in Busan. The concert film, which was released in theatres, grossed a whopping $40 million at the worldwide box office. ‘BTS: Yet To Come’ earned $32 million internationally, including numerous top-five weekend places in Japan, Korea, Italy, and Spain, as well as top ten positions in the United Kingdom, Germany, Peru, and Australia.
David Simonsen, director of Prime Video Southeast Asia, stated his delight about working with HYBE for “BTS: Yet to Come.” Recognising the worldwide acceptance of high-quality Korean programming, he added, “We’re eager to meet the expectations of customers all over the world with BTS: Yet to Come.” The concert film’s genre will attract new viewers from around the world to Prime Video.” As well as releasing his first solo album, Jungkook is preparing to release the album entirely in English. The group wants to return in 2025, with grander ambitions for that year. BTS debuted in 2013 and has risen to prominence worldwide in the last decade. According to reports, “BTS: Yet to Come” is greater than just a concert video. It’s an experience through 19 breathtaking performances on stage, including chart-topping classics including “Dynamite,” “Butter,” “RUN,” “MIC Drop,” “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment),” along with many more. Viewers might anticipate being touched not just by the music, but also by moving remarks, gorgeous stage concepts, along with the group’s unmistakable personality.
