Watch the members of BTS morph into tiny animated versions of themselves for their newest video.
The video kicks off with RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook on top of a BTS-branded school bus and looking off into the distance trying to understand their desert surroundings. Despite there being nothing but sand dunes, the group makes the most of it by surfing the mounds until they find a special bottle containing a perfectly composed island.
All the kicking back the guys enjoy on the island in the video all tie into the group’s upcoming endeavor. On Apple’s App Store, the notes to “come over and take a break for a while,” and that the “island was created for healing and relaxation.” According to the verifiedThe original non-animated version of the “Yet to Come” video arrived on June 9, one day before BTS dropped their anthology album
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