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BTS’s NFT Is Back On Track Despite Fans Outrage

Bang Si-hyuk, Chairman of Hybe, mentioned in a statement released in November 2021 that the company will be partnering:

Although investment experts may consider this a forward-thinking idea, the band’s plan to launch an NFT has not been well received previously by its fans, popularly known as BTS Army. The latter is concerned about the environmental impacts of the plan. According to the fans of the popular music band, NFT requires energy which is a major source of climate change. Thus, the band should not be associated with a social problem like that, given that the band has made a stance on environmental sustainability in the past. The fans went further by revolting online by creating and trending Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) hashtags such as BoycottHybeNFT” and “#ARMYsAgainstNFT” when the news about creating NFT for the music band emerged. Also, fans of the K- Pop band threatened to boycott Hybe if their demands were not met.

However, Hybe, which is the management company of the K- Pop band, has stated that it will proceed with its plan to create NFTs modeled after the K- Popstars. According to John Kim, head of NFT business at HybeAmerica, the company’s plan to create “digital photo cards” for the band members is hinged on the prospects of NFT. He stated that

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