In the span of 13 years, BTS has gone from small South Korean boy band to one of the biggest global crossover success stories in music history. That means the band members are now included in the same conversations as other big-time artists, including about headlining the Super Bowl or competing with major stars such as Taylor Swift or Bruno Mars on the charts — both things they addressed in a new Rolling Stone cover story.
In the piece published Monday (April 13), the septet expressed understandably mixed feelings about performing on the world’s biggest stage someday. Every year, the Super Bowl is viewed by…
