The new age of smartphones and social media applications has certainly helped bridge the gap between celebrities and their fans, especially at the time of the pandemic where people have barely had the chance of attending live shows, concerts, and other events. 

International artists like Justin Bieber and co. usually do take time out of their schedule to interact with fans using Instagram Live or other social media apps. 

There is no denying that just like millions of fans all over the world, celebrities do relish the interactions and the outpour of love through IG stories, posts, tweets, and other means. 

However, while many fans keep getting updates regarding the lives of celebrities via their personal social media accounts, there is one large section of fans that have been restricted from that privilege, the BTS Army.

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K-pop artists, BTS, rank as one of the most popular and biggest boy bands in the world at the moment with millions of fans all across the world, who call themselves the BTS Army (Adorable Representative M.C. for Youth)

Now, while the popular boy band may be one of the hottest things in the music world, none of the BTS members have any individual social media accounts on any platform. 

Rather, they choose to operate one account on each social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Weverse. 

Well, the idea behind the choice was to let their fans find them in one single place, where they could hold interactions with all the band members. 

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This way, the BTS Army need not search and follow every member's account individually.  

While we are sure that the fans still would not mind scouring through social media to get glimpses of each members' personal lives, the fact that BTS wanted things to be simple for their loving fans is surely another ‘aww’ moment. 

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