BTS, from an article from 3 years ago
防弾少年団（BTS)、3年前の記事から
BTS, the first Korean artist to receive gold certification in the album category from the Recording Industry Association of America
The group BTS has been certified as the first "gold" album and the first "platinum" digital single by the Recording Industry Association of America.
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced on the 21st (local time) that BTS' repackaged album "LOVE YOURSELF 結 'Answer'" has been certified as a "Gold Multi-Disc Set."
This is the first time that a Korean artist has received a "gold" certification in the album category.
The title track of this album, "IDOL," has received a "gold" digital single certification, and "MIC Drop," which received a "gold" certification in February, has received a "platinum" digital single certification.
BTS has previously received gold digital single certifications for "MIC Drop," "DNA," and "FAKE LOVE." They have also received gold certifications for "IDOL," making them the fourth group to receive gold certifications overall.
The Recording Industry of America certifies digital single and album sales as gold (over 500,000), full-length (over 1 million), multi-full-length (over 2 million), and diamond (over 10 million).
The three multi-disc categories in the album category include digital and physical album sales, digital downloads, audio and video streaming, and digital singles include digital downloads, audio and video streaming, etc.
(From K-POP News)
An article has appeared on Kstyle's MUSIC ranking reporting that Suga and V have fallen ill and that their planned concert at Kobe World Memorial Hall has been canceled.
This has been going on for quite some time.
I started reading this as an ongoing article.
It took me a few times to read through it before I realized, "Huh, what is this...?"
If you read with a strong preconceived notion, you won't notice it at all.
In fact, Kobe World Memorial Hall is mentioned right from the start.
However, the articles before and after it are all about the front lines.
I was completely fooled by this.
When I finished reading it all, I realized there was no way they could be in a place like this, but as I was reading it, I was thinking, "There were two of them there last time, but who was it with who?"
Well, as I looked at the photo more and more, a strange feeling began to well up inside me.
I wondered when the article was from, and when I looked at the date it was sent, it was December 28, 2015.
Oh, so this also happened towards the end of the year, and if that's the case, they were in a difficult situation with so many events coming up.
It must have been a huge shock for fans who had bought tickets and were looking forward to the show.
I can understand their feelings of disappointment and anger.
This would be even more so if I found out that she returned to Korea the next day and performed on a different stage.
There's probably a difference in energy between a single performance and a performance where she sings just one or two songs...
If you're (or were) a true fan, you'd be annoyed for a few days, but you wouldn't hold a grudge.
A true fan is someone who can think about things and realize that their liking remains unchanged.
People who bring this up all the time and complain are probably just outsiders who aren't fans or anything like that.
After all, it's ultimately up to the person themselves to decide whether they like something or not.
I usually get by on five or six hours of sleep, but last night I slept a total of nine hours.
I was hit with chills while at work.
I hurriedly finished work and went home.
I gargled, didn't eat anything, and jumped into bed.
I fell asleep immediately, waking up four hours later. The chills had gone away. I had a light meal and tried to induce sleep by reading.
I fell asleep again around 11 o'clock and woke up at 4 in the morning.
My lower back was stretched out and painful after lying on my back for nine hours.
When I stood up, the back of my lower back throbbed.
When I arrived at work, it was difficult to straighten my lower back and spine from the position I was in in the car.
But now that I've returned home after a day of work, I feel back to normal.
I'm desperately trying to write the blog that I wasn't able to write yesterday.
What I'm trying to say is that nine hours of sleep helped me feel better.
It's quite possible for someone who is feeling terrible today to feel well enough to stand on stage the next day.
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