Hybe Revenues Boom in First Half Year, as BTS’ V Readies Solo Album, Suga Enlists in Korean Military
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variety.comPatrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Hybe, the Korean music and entertainment firm, achieved record revenues in the first half of the year as album sales climbed and live performances took off.
This was achieved despite the hiatus being forced on BTS, the company’s most famous K-pop act, by its band members’ military enlistment.
On Tuesday, Suga, who had his first solo music tour earlier this year, became the third member of BTS to begin his compulsory military service.
He follows Jin who signed up in December and J-Hope, who enlisted in April. All able-bodied men in Korea are required to perform 18-21 months of military service.
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