Everyone knows about BTS’s extraordinary friendship. After more than a decade in the industry, the group has not only become one of the most successful acts in K-pop history but is also one of the very few groups to maintain an intact line-up since their debut. Through countless milestones, from their struggling days in a cramped dorm to standing on the world’s biggest stages, the seven members have always stayed together like a real family.
Recently, BTS celebrated a meaningful new chapter as they reunited after a nearly three-year hiatus from group activities due to military service. The tight bond among the members continues to deeply touch fans, especially when they express their desire to walk the musical path together with each other and their fans for many more years to come.
However, the truth is that no matter how close a family is, disagreements are inevitable. BTS is no exception! Interestingly, the idols do not try to hide their past conflicts; they even comfortably share their old arguments with fans, offering a genuine glimpse into their bond.
In an old interview with Esquire, the members sat down together and exposed the pairs who fight the most in BTS. SUGA was the first to bring up the topic by bluntly naming V and Jimin. However, the involved parties quickly protested. V revealed that things had changed a long time ago: "We haven’t fought in three years!"
He then pointed out that the title had been pαѕѕed down to a completely different duo: the eldest Jin and the youngest Jungkook. Jimin explained that the arguments between the two usually start over incredibly trivial things, "but then it gets serious."
To provide further proof for this observation, Jin humorously reenacted how a typical argument between him and Jungkook usually plays out. Getting into character, Jin came up with a question he would ask Jungkook, “Why did you нιт me so hard?” He then imitated what Jungkook would say, “I didn’t нιт you that hard.” After that funny exchange, Jungkook and Jin pretended to fιgнт. “And then they start нιтting each other. But not that hard.”
Meanwhile, there are plenty of recent video evidences showing that even in 2026, the eldest Jin and the maknae Jungkook still hold the top spot for this title. They can tease each other for no reason, from backstage to the performance stage, or even while the other members are sharing heartfelt words with fans.
But seriously, even though it is called "fιgнтing," these squabbles are actually more like playful teasing between extremely close friends rather than real conflicts. On the other hand, during their 13th-anniversary FESTA show, BTS concluded that these arguments have now almost completely vanished!
SUGA humorously remarked,“I don't think our team has that much fιgнтing power.” V explained that the biggest change in BTS over time is that everyone has become softer and more understanding of one another, commented: "We don’t fιgнт as much as we used to." The idol added that many jokes that might have annoyed the members in the past are now taken lightly. Minor misunderstandings are also quickly resolved because they know each other's personalities inside out.
SUGA then offered a very simple explanation: "We're all in our 30s now." j-hope immediately agreed, "There's no reason to argue anymore." And finally, RM wrapped up the conversation with a brief but meaningful remark: "We've already been through all of that."
That is exactly what makes BTS's friendship so special in the eyes of fans. They have gone through the toughest years together, experiencing all the necessary arguments to learn how to understand each other. After everything, the disagreements that once existed are now just fun stories retold with laughter—a testament to a brotherhood forged through more than a decade of companionship.
