In the spotlight: The band, which has a worldwide following, in May became the first South Korean artistes to top the Billboard 200 albums chart with ‘Love Yourself: Tear’. The band began its Japan tour earlier this week. — AP
SEOUL: The agency for K-pop superstars BTS apologised for members wearing a T-shirt depicting the explosion of an atomic bomb and a hat with a Nazi emblem.
Japanese TV broadcasters recently cancelled or stopped discussions on appearances in that country after images went viral of the musician wearing the shirt.
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