BTS pays a visit to the White House to discuss the rise in hate crimes

BTS’s floppy-haired, fashionable members were commended by the White House as “young ambassadors who transmit a message of optimism and happiness across the world.”

BTS, a Korean pop trio, met with US Vice President Joe Biden at the White House today. President Biden expressed gratitude to the band for their visit to the White House.

“Thanks for dropping by the White House,” Biden said on Twitter, alongside a photo of himself with the K-pop group.

BTS’s floppy-haired, fashionable members were commended by the White House as “young ambassadors who transmit a message of optimism and happiness across the world.”

The members of the band, all in their twenties and regularly seen sporting earrings and lipstick, have given a voice to a generation that is comfortable with gender diversity across the world.

Despite doing fewer performances during the epidemic, they are credited with earning billions for the South Korean economy, and their label saw a boom in revenues.

Biden has frequently sought out to youthful celebrities and social media influencers to attempt to inject some glamour into his team’s messaging on social and health concerns, despite the fact that he is the oldest person to be elected president at the age of 79.

In ads to convince young Americans to obtain their Covid-19 immunizations, these featured pop singer Olivia Rodrigo and the Jonas Brothers.