The seven members of BTS celebrated their 13th debut anniversary by releasing seven episodes of ’Normal Log,’ each capturing their daily lives. All the videos were produced to be 6 minutes and 13 seconds long, symbolizing their debut date, June 13.

The ’Normal Log’ videos of RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook were released on June 7 through Weverse and BTS’s official YouTube channel. Each video featured the members’ daily lives rather than their stage performances. RM showed himself reading the English book ″American Century: Art and Culture 1950–2000,″ which he has been reading for a month. Jin demonstrated exercising by doing 30 pull-ups at a hotel. Jimin shared his nighttime routine of folding clothes and taking vitamin C at a hotel in Tampa, Florida. V captured his daily life in a vlog format, while J-Hope filmed himself waking up, washing his face, choosing clothes, and going out.

Fans reacted in various ways to each member’s Normal Log. @JooniesLibrary mentioned that the book RM was reading had also appeared in behind-the-scenes photos from a previous tour. Jin’s video sparked laughter with his comments about exercise. Jimin’s video received responses like ″It feels like ASMR″ and ″So healing.″ Jungkook’s Normal Log drew comments such as ″It feels like 2019 Jungkook has returned″ and ″Jungkook is giving us a Normal Log as a gift? Thank you.″ Regarding V’s vlog, some fans said, ″Watching V’s vlog brightened my day.″ @kookflowers said, ″All seven Normal Logs are 6 minutes and 13 seconds long—these are the most lovable and precious people in the world.″

This Festa marks the first 13th anniversary with all members active as a complete group. Last year, only Jin was active, and in 2025 most members had returned, but there was no world tour. This year, the ’ARIRANG’ world tour is ongoing, and the celebration will conclude with performances at the Busan Asiad Main Stadium on June 12–13.

Meanwhile, the ’13 Side Film’ is scheduled to be released on June 8, and ’Run BTS! 2.0’ will be presented to fans on June 11.