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BTS’ RM says representing South Korea at the UN General Assembly was “a lot of pressure”

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BTS‘ RM has opened up about the pressures of representing South Korea at the United Nations General Assembly earlier this year.Speaking to Vogue Korea, the 27-year-old musician reflected on the experience and shared how he felt about it.When asked whether the group’s role as representatives of the country was a limitation to their music or if it was a source of artistic inspiration and new opportunities, RM replied that it was “all of those things”, per a translation by Soompi.“At times, representing the nation feels great, and at other times, it can be a lot of pressure,” he admitted, before explaining the reality of such a huge responsibility. “What’s certain is that this role isn’t something we achieved because we sought it out, and it’s.

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