Ahead of SUGA: Road to D-Day, 6 other BTS-related documentaries to watch on OTT today

In 2013, a South Korean music group known as Bangtan Sonyeondan, or BTS, was formed under the management of Big Hit Entertainment. The group consisted of seven members, each with their unique talents and personalities, including Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook. BTS debuted on June 13, 2013, with the release of its first single, “No More Dream.” The song showcased the group’s talent in rapping and dancing and paved the way for their future success. Many people are blown away by their meteoric rise and how they came to dominate global billboards. The boys, on their part, have also never shied away from talking about the struggle and hurdles they had to cross to come this far. If you also want to know more about BTS (Bangtan Boys), there are numerous documentaries that you can watch on OTT platforms today. These documentaries talk about BTS’ struggle, their creative process and more.

Top Documentaries on BTS

1) SUGA: Road to D-Day (2023)

BTS member SUGA has collaborated with some of the biggest artists in the music industry, including Coldplay, Steve Aoki, The Chainsmokers, and Halsey. Now, he is embarking on a new musical journey in the upcoming documentary SUGA: Road to D-Day. The film will follow SUGA as he travels the world, from Seoul to Tokyo, Las Vegas, and beyond, in search of inspiration for his upcoming solo album, D-Day. Throughout the documentary, viewers will witness SUGA’s vulnerable side as he discusses his writer’s block with other musicians and reflects on his most traumatic memories to pen lyrics for his latest songs. The documentary promises to give BTS fans an intimate look at SUGA’s creative process and personal journey as a solo artist.

Where to watch SUGA: Road to D-Day: Disney+ Hotstar

2) BTS: One World, One Stage (2021)

This documentary film follows BTS during their “Map of the Soul” tour and gives fans a glimpse into their performances in Seoul, Los Angeles, London, and Saudi Arabia. Directed by Park Jun-Soo and released in 2021, the film captures the band’s energy and passion on stage, as well as their interactions with fans from different countries and cultures.

Where to watch BTS: One World, One Stage: Weverse

3) Break The Silence: The Movie (2020)

This film follows BTS during their “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” world tour and gives fans an intimate look into the band’s thoughts and emotions during their tour. Directed by Park Jun-Soo and released in 2020, the film features behind-the-scenes footage of the band members as they prepare for their performances and interact with fans from around the world. Break The Silence:

Where to watch Break The Silence: Weverse

4) In The Soop (2020)

This documentary-style reality show takes place in a forest and follows BTS members as they take a break from their busy schedules and enjoy some time in nature. Directed by Na Young-seok and aired in 2020, the show captures the band’s more relaxed and natural side as they bond with each other and engage in various activities, such as fishing, cooking, and playing games.

Where to watch In The Soop: Weverse and Disney+ Hotstar

5) Bring The Soul: The Movie (2019)

This documentary follows BTS during their “Love Yourself” world tour and shows the behind-the-scenes of their performances in Europe. Directed by Park Jun-Soo and released in 2019, the film captures the band’s emotional journey as they reflect on their experiences on the road and connect with fans from around the world. Bring The Soul: The Movie was released in theaters worldwide for a limited time, and it is now available to watch on the OTT.

Where to watch Bring The Soul: Weverse

6) Burn The Stage: The Movie (2018)

This documentary film follows BTS during their 2017 “The Wings Tour” and gives fans an inside look into the gruelling tour schedule and hard work that goes into putting on a successful performance. Directed by Park Jun-Soo and released in 2018, the film captures the band’s journey as they navigate through various challenges and obstacles on the road, all while staying true to their music and fans.

Where to watch Burn The Stage: YouTube Premium and Dailymotion

BTS-related recent news

BTS fans, known as ARMYs, have been buzzing with excitement since the announcement of the septet’s unexpected comeback for the upcoming 3D animated superhero film, Bastions. Thymos media revealed on April 14 that all seven members of the Grammy-nominated group would lend their voices to the theme song of the Korean movie that highlights environmental issues. Social media platforms have been flooded with fans expressing their enthusiasm for the new BTS OT7 song, with the news rapidly becoming a trending topic. The film will be broadcast on SBS at 7:30 am KST on May 14, and a teaser clip that features a snippet of the theme song has been released, giving fans a glimpse into the exciting new project.

It's really happening
OT7 is back !!!#BTSISBACK #BTSISCOMING #BastionsxBTS pic.twitter.com/CmXxE7ToVY

— D-Day on the way!! (@D_bangtan7) April 14, 2023

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