Melancholic but grand: MV teaser of BTS' Yet to Come, takes over the internet

We’re inching closer to the release of BTS’ highly-anticipated comeback title track - Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment).

As part of their anthology album Proof, the K-pop megastars released the first music video teaser for the title track on June 8 KST, leaving fans gushing. Following the teaser drop, four out of the top five trends on worldwide Twitter charts were related to the title track, with #YetToComeMvTeaser1, #BTS_Proof, #TheMostBeautifulMoment and #Jungkook occupying the first, second, third, and fifth ranks respectively.

The teaser, which ends with Jungkook's chorus verse, has a serene, melancholic aura to it, as members stand against the background of a bright blue sky.

Exploring the details of the music video teaser for BTS' comeback title track Yet to Come

In HYBE's first music video teaser for Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment), the members are shown strolling and enjoying the breeze against various backgrounds, such as a beach and a desert. V, SUGA and Jungkook stand out from the lot.

While others are dressed in casuals, V looks immaculate in a suit, with a red rose in hand. SUGA stands on a red box, which seems to be a cabinet of sorts, with flowers on one side. Finally, Jungkook places his hands close to his face to focus on something afar.

From an entire campaign on Spotify, an Apple Music radio show, to releases of old practice choreography videos, Proof has been the subject of a grand promotion, quite unlike any other for a K-pop music release. In the meantime, fans are also being treated to content from Festa, making June an exciting month for ARMYs.

Fans react to the MV teaser

The half-a-minute clip has enough content for ARMYs to connect it with the Bangtan Universe (BU). Common consensus seems to be that the group is taking listeners back to the HYYH aka Hwa Yang Yeon Hwa era.

Needless to say, fans have been drawing parallels between the group’s Yet to Come teaser outfits and their previous music videos, creating and building on theories. Take a look at some of the reactions below:

Looking ahead at future releases

The next content release in line is another music video teaser for the title track on June 9, midnight KST. This particular teaser will be released on YouTube Shorts. The official music video and the album is supposed to drop on June 10, at 1 PM KST.

Simultaneously, fans will also be receiving content from Spotify’s PurpleU series.

So far, a film launch has been scheduled for June 9, exclusive playlist clips of the four new songs in the anthology (Intro, Yet to Come, Run BTS, For Youth) for June 10, and an exclusive interview, among other undisclosed activities.

BIGHIT MUSIC also recently announced that BTS will return to domestic music shows for their comeback promotions after two long years.

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Afreen has been a K-Pop Content Specialist at Sportskeeda since 2021. She holds a Bachelor's degree in English Literature, along with a Post-Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication. Afreen has over 4+ years of working in various positions including being an entertainment content writer with Pinkvilla’s K-pop division Hallyutalk and CineDope, and as a copywriter at Flying Cursor.

As per Afreen, she loves her work because she gets to write about the things she is obsessed with. Her thorough research and following the two-genuine-source rule of journalism helps her produce the most accurate content, along with helping her be up-to-date with the industry.

Afreen has had the privilege to interview The Rose's frontrunner, WOOSUNG, and LIONESSES, K-pop's first openly LGBTQ+ group. She is a big fan of SEVENTEEN, Stray Kids, BTS, and The Rose for their hard work, sincerity, and the comic relief their shows provide.

When she is off her shift, Afreen explores the streets of Nottingham in the UK, cooks, and listens to new music.

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Melancholic but grand: MV teaser of BTS' Yet to Come, takes over the internet

Exploring the details of the music video teaser for BTS' comeback title track Yet to Come

Fans react to the MV teaser

Looking ahead at future releases