BTS' V Is the First Korean Idol to Have a B'Day Ad in Forbes Magazine| BTS latest news ~ Dr Manju Antil (Counselling Psychologist and Psychotherapist)

ARMYs have managed to get an advertisement in the US Forbes magazine issue for BTS' V's 26th birthday.

In many ways, the fandom of South Korean boyband BTS is unrivalled. Army members from all over the world demonstrate their affection for the septet in unusual and expensive ways, especially around their birthdays. BTS fans go above and beyond to show how much they admire the seven members: Jungkook, Jimin, Jin, J-Hope, V, RM, and Suga. They book cruise ships and buy minutes of advertisements on Times Square in New York.

Taehyung will turn 26 years old (27 years in Korean age). To commemorate the occasion, a group of admirers was able to place an ad in the latest issue of Forbes magazine in the United States. This is the first time a South Korean idol's birthday has been publicised in Forbes magazine, according to Koreaboo. However, given how ARMYs frequently display their appreciation for musicians in lavish ways, this should not be surprising.

"BTS V, the first Korean celebrity to advertise for a birthday in the US Forbes," a fan of the BTS member said, sharing the news on Twitter. 'Hot love' among Chinese admirers." The singer's Chinese fan base was responsible for the achievement.

Last Monday, Baidu V Bar tweeted that the artist's admirers will fund a full-page birthday ad in the American business and economic magazine. The tweet also included a sneak peek at the commercial that will appear in the magazine's next issue. Forbes' Media Kit states that full-page print advertising start at $50,000. (Rs37,73,360). Forbes will publish its next edition on December 14th.

The rationale for announcing V's birthday in Forbes magazine was also revealed in the tweet. Forbes magazine will be apt as the most prestigious financial business publication in the United States, according to the Chinese fan base. "Inform diverse business stakeholders of V's particular charm, charisma, and commercial value," the ad says.

Because BTS is taking an extended vacation for the holiday season for the first time since their debut in 2013, the singer will be celebrating his birthday with his family. BTS, who are known for their hectic schedules, will be taking a break at this time and will not be seen in public until the Grammy Awards in January.