Eleven temporary individual tattoos will be released as part of the collection, and fans will easily be able to identify elements from “Dynamite’s” music video and single artwork, from the BTS members’ silhouettes, to retro flowers and shooting stars. Every order of the tattoos will also include one of three collectible 8 x 10-inch prints and special BTS packaging.

The semi-permanent tattoos mimic the appearance and feel of a genuine tattoo, and Inkbox says the tattoos can stay visible for up to two weeks. The company says the tattoos are skin-safe, waterproof, and cruelty-free, “creating a safe, unique way to express oneself.”

“Inking a deal with a partner as iconic as BTS is incredibly exciting for the Inkbox community,” Inkbox CEO and Co-founder, Tyler Handley tells Rolling Stone . “Our brand is all about self-expression and inclusivity, and we think BTS celebrates those same values—making this the perfect mash-up for our customers.”

From Publisher: Rolling Stone

John Cena hails BTS for helping him navigate ‘vulnerable moment’

John Cena has heaped praise on BTS fans, thanking them for helping him through his ‘vulnerable moment’.

The Hollywood star posted an inspiring statement from his self-help book and the statement caught the attention of fans, as it coincided with the BTS album ‘Love Yourself’.

He said on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’: “The very popular group, BTS, had just released an album called, ‘Love Yourself’.

He explained: “These books exist because the Army was brave enough – the BTS Army – was brave enough to support my vulnerable moment and now it’s become a part of my daily routine.”

The actor – who married his second wife, Shay Shariatzadeh, last year – said: “I really gotta thank K-pop, I gotta thank BTS for supporting me in a moment of weakness and turning it into a passion of mine.”

From Publisher: Crow River Media