BTS fan Diljit Dosanjh names new album after RM’s music, ARMY is overjoyed

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Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh is a BTS fan, as he has made amply clear by means of his posts on Instagram and a number of other interviews. He follows the favored Okay-Pop group on social media platforms, and praises their performances typically. Even his upcoming album appears to have an reference to BTS chief RM‘s Mixtape.

In 2018, RM had launched his mixtape, which was titled Moon. One of many songs that was included, was known as Moonchild. Diljit Dosanjh introduced the title of his album just lately on Instagram and captioned the publish, “It’s a New Period.. It’s a MOON CHILD ERA. BRAND NEW ALBUM.” He additionally shared just a few behind-the-scenes photos from the music video and confirmed just a few glimpses for his followers. Followers commented on the publish, expressing pleasure that he’s additionally a part of ARMY.

We’re undecided if the identify was impressed by BTS, however hopefully, sooner or later RM and Diljit may have interaction in a banter and even higher a crossover, as a result of BTS has all the time proven a lot like to its Indian fanbase.

In 2019, Diljit had made it clear that he was a part of the ARMY too, when he tweeted, “”@BTS_twt @bts_bighit They r Lit Insane Fan Following.. RESPECT Respect whole Staff #BTS.”

In April 2020, a fan requested if he had been a fan of BTS. “M shocked App BTS ko observe karte hen (I’m shocked that you just observe BTS). Are you able to please inform which BTS music is your present favourite,” a fan requested the singer on Twitter. Diljit responded, “Reside Stage Efficiency wadia BTS Dian .. Odan Samjh Kush Ni Aunda Mainu.. Reside Concert events Da Mai Fan an (BTS’ reside stage performances are nice. Though I don’t perceive their lyrics, I’m a fan of their reside concert events).”

Different celebrities who’re huge followers of BTS are Ayushmann Khurrana and Disha Patani.




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