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According to the Green Umbrella Children s Foundation, BTS s J-Hope donated to the children in Tanzania, Africa.
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BTS J-Hope Donates 100 Million Won to Help Children in Tanzania
On May 4 KST, a representative of the Green Umbrella Children s Foundation, an organization known for their projects and child advocacies, announced that BTS member J-Hope has donated 100 million won (approximately $89k) to help the children in Tanzania, Africa, who are exposed to violence, ahead of Children s Day that is celebrated in South Korea on May 5.
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This donation will be used to support One Stop Centre, an organization that was established to support children s violence prevention projects in Tanzania, Africa. The organization, which was established by the Green Umbrella Children s Foundation, is to systematically process victims of violence s reports, treatments, legal and counseling supports, and evidence collect
Yewon said that she wants to be able to draw and command attention like IU.
Yebin said that she hopes for a passionate look every time they perform, just like Oh My Girl s YooA.
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Dain said that her role model is Jessi because of her very strong color and that her power to control is great.
HOT ISSUE made their debut with their first mini-album, Issue Maker, on April 28 at 6 pm KST. Issue Maker is an album that contains their strong aspirations to become a star who creates great memories. Their mini album s title song, GRATATA, is an onomatopoeic word representing the sound of guns and conveys their strong ambition and energy to captivate the hearts of listeners by transforming into a sniper.
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Apr 28, 2021
BTS reaches another milestone as the first foreign act to surpass 300 million streams on Japan s Oricon chart with their hit Dynamite.
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BTS Becomes First Foreign Act to Surpass 300 Million Streams on Oricon Japan with Dynamite
On Wednesday, April 28 KST, it was revealed that BTS s hit song, Dynamite had surpassed more than 300 million combined streams in Japan s music chart, Oricon.
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BTS s disco-pop song added more than 6.69 million streams in Oricon s recent weekly streaming chart that was gathered by the Japanese music chart from April 19 to April 25. This 6.69 million addition allowed Dynamite to hit more than 306.5 million streams in total, according to Big Hit Music.