RM says BTS members are 'just country kids' in BTS The Return trailer: We are trying to find out what makes us…

BTS leader Kim Namjoon, aka RM, has said that the aggroup escort themselves as " rural area kids from due south han-gook". Namjoon spoke in the trailer of their new documentary, BTS: The Return, which released on Tuesday. This comes ahead of their huge comeback concert this weekend.About BTS: The RETURNThe documentary will release on Netflix on March 27, chronicling the seven-member group's comeback after completing their military service, widely seen as a gruelling experience for young conscripts. The documentary is directed by filmmaker Bao Nguyen, who previously worked on projects such as The Stringer and The Greatest Night in Pop.It is produced by HYBE, along with production companies This Machine and EAST Films. Executive producers on the film include Mark Blatty, Melissa Robledo, Seonjeong Shin, Nicole Kim, Kyewon Suh, and James Shin. Producers include Jane Cha Cutler, Bao Nguyen, RJ Cutler, Elise Pearlstein, Trevor Smith, Choongeon Lee, Namjo Kim, and Se Jun Lee. What group members said in trailerIn the trailer, Namjoon said, "We are still just country kids from South Korea. In the military, time just passed by. But here in LA, you feel the impermanence of time. We are trying to find out what makes us BTS." Group member Kim Taehyung, aka V, said, "I've spent half of my life with them. My second family."Jimin said, "If we want change, now is the time to do it. We are finally back where we are. Meant to be. " Jungkook said, "It feels like a dream." Suga shared, "Arirang is about the sorrows of longing." J-Hope said, "There will be painful times. But at the end of it all, won't we end with a smile on our faces?"More about the documentaryThe trailer featured the melody from Arirang, the folk song, which is associated by many with themes of resilience and enduring longing. The one-minute, fifty-five-second trailer follows the seven members of BTS as they reunite in Los Angeles to work on new music after spending time apart.According to a press release, the documentary will follow the group as they meet again in the studio and begin creating new music. It also shows how the members reflect on their journey, from their early days in Korea to becoming global music stars. The trailer was shared on Netflix's YouTube channel.About BTS, their upcoming concertAt the height of their fame prior to their hiatus, BTS frequently ranked among the most popular artists on music streaming platform Spotify, mixing with the likes of Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber.The group has chosen a historic stage at home for the grand comeback this weekend. More than a quarter of a million fans are expected to throng central Seoul on Saturday for BTS' open-air gig, the first performance in almost four years by the boy group seen as the biggest in the world. The concert will be staged at Seoul's sweeping Gwanghwamun Square, near the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace. A day before, the group's fifth studio album, Arirang, will be released.