We finally get to the latest graphic that the band has.

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We finally get to the latest graphic that the band has. It’s a simple yet modern black logo that tells a story. The two trapezoids represent a door opening from the inside. Aside from that, BTS changed the meaning of its name.

From Bangtan Sonyeondan to Beyond the Scene, it expresses who they are as a band and what they represent. It works well with the ARMY logo, which we’ll expound in in detail in the next portion of the blog.

BTS logo exemplifies the band’s mission: to protect the youths from prejudice and encourage young people to follow their dreams despite the harsh reality that our world has to offer.

Now that you know the history of BTS kenya telegramtheir logo, let’s get into their ARMY logo and why it’s essential to their overall design.

Symbol of Oneness

The beauty of the BTS logo is that it works well with the logo of their fans, the ARMY. It stands for Adorable Representative M.C. for Youth, and the BTS ARMY logo is also two trapezoids looking like a half-open door.

If the BTS logo is the band waiting for the fans at the door, opening the door for them, the ARMY logo is the opposite. It’s the fans waiting at the door for their favorite boy band.

See the exciting aspect of their combined logo—it makes up a shield. So when BTS and their fans combine forces, they’re an unbreakable force for the positive impact and change. As per their Twitter page, BTS confirms this by saying, “us and army becoming one together.”

This gesture shows that the boy band loves their fans and vice versa, which is excellent for branding and will surely last for generations.

If you notice, the band’s logo works because the band themselves fight for social issues that many fights for and believe. Aside from that, they are consistent and open about their beliefs as a band and as individuals.

Though, after nine years of providing music, BTS just announced yesterday that they’re taking a “hiatus” to focus on their individual careers. Aside from that, they were exhausted with the K-pop and idol system since they rush maturity rather than give you time.