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alright, bts and the lgbt community ; a thread
starting with bts' reaction to imagine dragons speech
next we have the 3 quotes
yoongi wanted bt21 to be non binary, specifically said he doesn't want them to be classified into two gender groups and bts agreeing. and also we have non binary legend mang.
namjoon saying gender identity in his speech and also jungkook saying wear anything you want regardless of gender
namjoon back in 2013 about same love, a song about homosexuality and later asked again and yoongi saying there's nothing wrong, everyone is equal.
bts choosing sam smith's "how do you sleep" as the best mv choreo and jungkook and hoseok dancing to it. sam smith is openly gay and non binary
the host said girls are going crazy and namjoon said yes the girls going crazy! and then added the boys going crazy!
namjoon saying love is not only between a man and a woman
an army was holding a 'lesbians 
seokjin' sign and seokjinnie smiled at it
seokjin' sign and seokjinnie smiled at it
namjoon watched blue is the warmest colour, taehyung watched cmbyn, namjoon listening to strawberries and cigarettes from the movie love, simon, jungkook supporting a trans artist, kim petras
namjoon writing a song for glam with the lyrics 'are you a boy? girl? i don't care'. and also namkook's 3rd muster song i know with the lyrics 'know you love me girl so that i love you, know you love me boy so that i love you'
joon saying they don't have a boyfriend or girlfriend
something plus, jikook always talk about how much they love troye sivan, taehyung had kehlani's honey in his spotify recs, jungkook said he likes kehlani's honey song. bts giving a platform to non binary artists through connect bts
+ bts working with openly lgbt artists like mnek, troye, sia, halsey. back in 2017 taehyung put a bunch of hurts on the question about tata's gender.
4 oâ clock has lyrical references to the movie moonlight. joon recommending confessions of a mask, a book about homosexuality
4 oâ clock has lyrical references to the movie moonlight. joon recommending confessions of a mask, a book about homosexuality
