BTS RM, aka Kim Nam-joon , is back with a bang! ARMY , we know you cannot keep calm, and you don’t have to. Because RM is back with his documentary ‘ Right People , Wrong Place’. The good news is that BTS’ RM’s upcoming documentary Right People, Wrong Place has released the official character poster ahead of its premiere.
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The movie is based on 's second album of the same name and will showcase his musical journey. The film’s name is derived from the rapper’s second solo album of the same name, which was released in May 2024. Directed by Lee Seok Joon, the movie will showcase his journey up until the release of his solo album. The documentary debuted at the 29th Busan International Film Festival, screening in the Open Cinema section at the Busan Cinema Centre’s outdoor theatre. This premiere marked a milestone as the first K-pop documentary to be invited to this section. The movie will be in cinemas on December 5, 2024, and tickets will go on sale on sale for the second time on November 20, 2024. Currently, the rapper, songwriter, and producer is enlisted in the South Korean mandatory military service and will be discharged around 2025. Amid his service, he released the pre-recorded solo album Right Place , Wrong Person on May 24, 2024, along with the music video for the single LOST, Come back to me and Groin .
RM has hinted at exciting new music, and the anticipation is palpable. Social media is abuzz with it, as ARMY counts down the days to his next release. His fans appreciate not just his talent but also his humility and sincerity. RM’s unwavering dedication to his craft and his fans is what sets him apart. His words heal, his music uplifts, and his presence comforts. RM’s ability to turn his personal reflections into universal experiences is what makes his music so powerful. Each song feels like a personal letter to his fans, filled with honesty and vulnerability.
Check it out!
<RM: Right People, Wrong Place> Character Poster
— BTS_official (@bts_bighit) November 13, 2024
📅 Dec 5, in Cinemas Worldwide
🎫 2nd Ticket-on-sale: Nov 20
🔗 More info: https://t.co/RL4TFVb1x6#RM #RightPeopleWrongPlace pic.twitter.com/dNBZPnLMLl
The movie is based on 's second album of the same name and will showcase his musical journey. The film’s name is derived from the rapper’s second solo album of the same name, which was released in May 2024. Directed by Lee Seok Joon, the movie will showcase his journey up until the release of his solo album. The documentary debuted at the 29th Busan International Film Festival, screening in the Open Cinema section at the Busan Cinema Centre’s outdoor theatre. This premiere marked a milestone as the first K-pop documentary to be invited to this section. The movie will be in cinemas on December 5, 2024, and tickets will go on sale on sale for the second time on November 20, 2024. Currently, the rapper, songwriter, and producer is enlisted in the South Korean mandatory military service and will be discharged around 2025. Amid his service, he released the pre-recorded solo album Right Place , Wrong Person on May 24, 2024, along with the music video for the single LOST, Come back to me and Groin .
RM has hinted at exciting new music, and the anticipation is palpable. Social media is abuzz with it, as ARMY counts down the days to his next release. His fans appreciate not just his talent but also his humility and sincerity. RM’s unwavering dedication to his craft and his fans is what sets him apart. His words heal, his music uplifts, and his presence comforts. RM’s ability to turn his personal reflections into universal experiences is what makes his music so powerful. Each song feels like a personal letter to his fans, filled with honesty and vulnerability.
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