It isn’t hard to understand how K-pop took over the pop culture landscape in the 2010s.
The ball had begun rolling in the late 90s, and by 2016, K-pop was in full form.
But let’s be real:
K-pop has everything from the popping colors to the addicting, catchy music. From the sleek aesthetics to the carefully crafted personas.
It’s hard to witness the phenomenon of K-pop and not be in some form of awe.
And no K-pop group (or perhaps any other band) has been as successful as BTS. The bulletproof boy scouts have become one of the bestselling bands of all time, amassing one of the most fervent fan bases as well.
So whether you’re part of the aforementioned ARMY or just snooping around for fun, this collection of BTS Minecraft skins is sure to pleasse.
When it comes to the BTS fans, it’s hard to classify any fit a member wears as the “most popular”.
Because to someone, each outfit is the best of the best.
Taehyung’s bright and crisp suit above caught many eyes, but J-Hope’s rainbow/tiger sweater matches the trippy and loud aesthetic of the video to a tee.
And if you were wondering, by the way, that sweater is a real purchasable item of clothing by Gucci – going for the low price of $2500.
BTS dominated the media landscape for the latter half of the 2010s. There’s no doubt about that.
It’s hard to track when they became the stars they did, because they’re such a ubiquitous force of nature these days.
If you’re from the YouTube sphere, your first introduction may have been 2016’s “Fire.”
The pounding bass and chanting chorus made waves on the internet and was one of those earworms featured in everything that year. Along with every hit song is a hit MV, this one included.
For Suga stans, the warm-toned, tropical fit worn in the “Fire” MV will treat you well in your next Minecraft world or industrial music video set.
Just about on the other end of the song spectrum, “Not Today” boasts a booming bassline.
It’s industrial, hard, and unrelenting.
If you’re searching through the other end of the BTS spectrum and trying to find skins and songs that make you feel powerful, look no further than RM’s purple-haired “Not Today” fit.
I couldn’t tell you why the skin has this power, but I’m telling you…
Turn on “Not Today” with this skin on and see how you feel.
As soon as RM starts that spoken word intro, you’ll be ready to face the fury of a thousand creepers.
When I was going through and making this list, I found a collection of skins under the BTS tags that weren’t actually members.
This skin, by creator tear, is a “Save Me” inspired skin on a female base, sort of a “Save Me” mood board.
Not only is this outfit a perfect reflection of the “Save Me” MV, but I can’t give the creator enough credit for the creativity and execution of this style of skin.
