SUGA Completes Service—Fans Anticipate BTS Reunion
On June 21, 2025, SUGA of BTS was officially discharged from his mandatory military duty, setting off waves of excitement among fans. With all seven members now having fulfilled their service, hopes for a full-group comeback are skyrocketing.
Fan Response Fires Up Netizen Awards
As of 7:11 p.m. on June 25, BTS ranked 10th in the Netizen Awards’ ‘Best Group’ category, earning 256 votes (0.5%). While their rank may seem modest, past patterns suggest this could change rapidly if their global fandom unites once more.
The Power of a Full BTS Comeback
SUGA’s return is more than just one member coming back—it’s a signal that BTS might soon perform together again. For fans, this means more than nostalgia; it’s a powerful emotional moment that’s beginning to take shape through actions like voting and online support.
As excitement over a complete comeback builds, platforms like the Netizen Awards serve not just as polls, but as fan attendance sheets—visual proof of their ongoing support. The votes today may seem few, but with unity, the BTS ARMY could easily tip the scales in coming days.
BTS Still Reigns As Cultural Icons
At the moment, crossover groups such as Forte di Quattro (17,551 votes, 33.8%), Fortena (16,509 votes, 31.8%), and Liberante (10,589 votes, 20.4%) dominate the top spots. However, BTS still holds the highest rank among idol groups, currently sitting above other major acts like NewJeans (11th), SEVENTEEN (12th), and BLACKPINK (13th).
This shows BTS’s ongoing influence not just as musicians, but as a cultural cornerstone for both domestic and international fans. Their activities may have been paused, but their relevance remains untouched.
What’s Next?
With SUGA’s return marking the final chapter in BTS’s military service journey, the stage is set for a highly anticipated reunion. Whether it takes the form of a new album, concert tour, or digital content, one thing’s clear—the world is watching, and ARMY is ready.
