Group BTS has added streaming certifications from the Japan Record Association. According to the Japan Record Association on the 30th, the title track "Yet To Come" from BTS's anthology album Proof and the track "Love Maze" from their third full-length album LOVE YOURSELF 轉 'Tear' have surpassed 100 million and 50 million cumulative streams respectively as of December 2025, earning "Platinum" and "Gold" certifications in the streaming category.

The Japan Record Association grants certifications based on cumulative streams, with Gold for over 50 million, Platinum for over 100 million, and Diamond for over 500 million streams. BTS currently holds a total of 16 Platinum and 48 Gold certifications. Notably, "Dynamite" and "Butter" have received Diamond certifications, marking the first and only records for K-pop.

"Yet To Come" is a song that reflects on BTS's musical journey while promising a brilliant future ahead. "Love Maze" expresses a hope not to get lost in the maze and includes a message to the global fandom ARMY. The rising streaming numbers of these two songs are analyzed as reflecting fans' anticipation ahead of BTS's full-group comeback.

BTS will release their fifth full-length album ARIRANG on March 20 at 1 PM. This marks their full-group comeback approximately 3 years and 9 months after Proof, released in June 2022, and the new album contains a total of 14 tracks. The album deals with the team's identity, longing, and universal emotions of deep love.

Additionally, BTS will embark on a large-scale world tour starting on April 9 at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium, covering 34 cities with 82 shows. All dates for the North American and European tours, including the Goyang concert, sold out quickly. BTS's global influence is expected to become even stronger through this certification and comeback.