1. “Can You Turn Off Your Cell Phone?” Released on their album in 2014, the song’s lyrics criticize the heavy use of cell phones by younger generations. This song was banned for its reference to the Korean brand 2.
“2nd Grade” Another song from their album, this song was banned for inappropriate language. 3. “BTS Cypher Pt.
3: KILLER (Feat. Supreme Boi)” The track performed by Suga, J-Hope, RM, and Supreme Boi was also released on . The song was banned for its inappropriate references, use of swear words, and mention of brand names.
4. “Hold Me Tight” This song was released on the group’s 2015 album, . Fans believe “Hold Me Tight” made the list for its reference to drinking alcohol.
5. “Converse High” “Converse High” was also on This song is restricted because of its reference to brand names such as and . 6.
“Boys With Fun” 7. “Dope” From the same album, BTS’s popular song “Dope” was banned for its “vulgar lyrics.” 8.
“INTRO: Never Mind” This song performed by , , and is banned for its use of curse words. It was included on their album in 2015. 9.
“Whalien 52” “Whalien 52” is another track. This song also included the use of swear words. 10.
“Ma City” “Ma City” is on BTS’s album, which was released in 2016. This song hit the ban list before the full version was even released. KBS noted that the reason was its reference to the brand name .
11. “Sea” “Sea” was included as a hidden track on ‘s physical album release of in 2017 This song was also restricted from broadcast for inappropriate language. 12.
“Go Go” This fun song with an irresistible dance was banned for its use of slang. “Go Go” was also released on BTS’s . 13.
“Pied Piper” This other hit was banned for its mention of social media sites such as . BTS Share This Post.
