“BTS have started a new Era with the release of their "BE Album", and as with every era, there are new changes, whether it be hairstyles or fashion, there is always something new. The most significant change would be the color of the members microphones. BTS have different colored microphones that represent their personalities. The colors have changed over the years while some still remain the same. Members who have changed their microphone are Jin, RM, j-hope and Jungkook. V has remained with his green mic while SUGA keeps his black mic. Over the years, BTS has become known for more than just their incredible music and mesmerizing performances. From their fashion choices to subtle details in their concerts, every element has meaning, and this includes something as specific as the microphones they use. BTS made a significant change that has fans abuzz with excitement and speculation: the introduction of new custom color microphones for their live performances. These new mics not only mark a change in aesthetics but also symbolize a fresh chapter in the group's journey. For both BTS and ARMY, these color changes represent growth, evolution, and the ongoing bond between the members and their fans.
Suga and V have maintained their color for their microphones. These new microphones are customized by Crystal Glowe a South Korean company and embedded with Swarovski crystals.
BTS’ old microphones before J-hope changed to a Red colored one
For the new mics; RM has 2 mics Silver & Black with rainbow crystals from his Blue one, Jin’s is White with 3 tiny pink butterflies from his Pink one, Suga’s remains Black, J-Hope’s remains Red, Jimin’s is Orange from his Gold one, V’s is Green with no crystals and Jungkook’s is purple with rainbow crystals from his Pure Purple one. The new mics were first seen on Jimmy Fallon’s BTSWEEK and continued to Map of the Soul ON:E concert, on to all other performances for the rest of 2020.
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The new mics are brighter, vibrant and dazzling, a great representation of the beautiful things yet to come. They represent growth, adventure and beautiful music. Just like the microphones have evolved over the years, so have BTS members’ characters, thoughts, goals and personalities, so I think these new bolder shinier colored microphones fit perfectly with where they are now and where they hope to be. Who knows, maybe this is the last time they will be changing their mic colors or they will do so again in future, either way, we love the new bold looks.
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BTS RM
BTS RM’s Black Mic
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BTS’ V chose to retain his microphone without bedazzling it with jewels
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j-hope red mic
Microphones might seem like a small aspect of a live performance, but for BTS, they hold deep personal meaning. The members have been using custom microphones for years, with each member selecting a color that reflects their personality, music style, or even personal growth. These microphones became an extension of their identities on stage, adding a personal touch to their dynamic and emotional performances. One of the most famous examples of this is Jin's iconic pink microphone. The pink mic was synonymous with Jin’s fun and playful personality and was a staple during some of BTS’s most significant moments on stage. Similarly, Suga’s matte black microphone reflected his understated, introspective style, while RM’s blue mic symbolized his calm, cool demeanor as the group’s leader. In a 2020 interview with Esquire, RM explained that these microphones were "not just equipment but something that carries a lot of emotion," hinting at how much the group invested in these personalized tools. Each color held a connection to the member’s personal identity and journey, making the microphones more than just props for singing—they became symbols of their evolution. BTS fans were quick to notice that the group had swapped their old custom microphones for brand new ones during their most recent performances.
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