How BTS won the hearts of African fans - BBC Africa
The influence of K-pop, fuelled by BTS's success, continues to grow across the world including Africa.
Through their music, performances, and engagement with fans, BTS has become the most streamed band in the world.
BBC Africa discusses the Bangtan Boys with African fans and how they gained so much popularity on the continent over the past decade.
Presenter: Miriam O'Donkor
Producer: Irenitemi Somuyiwa and Bushra Mohamed
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