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BTS Makes History With 7th Consecutive Win at iHeartRadio Music Awards

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The group BTS has clinched the trophy for seven consecutive years at the U.S. 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards. The achievement is particularly significant as it was accomplished during their military service.

On the 1st (local time) in Los Angeles, USA, BTS won the Best Fan Army category at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards. This is an impressive record of seven consecutive wins.

The iHeartRadio Music Awards is a music award ceremony hosted by the American online radio broadcaster iHeartRadio since 2014, awarding artists and songs that have been played the most on iHeartRadio broadcasts and applications throughout the year.

Individual awards for members followed. J-Hope won the Favorite On-Screen category with the documentary J-Hope IN THE BOX, which covers the production process and activities of his first solo album, Jack In The Box, released in 2022. V won the Favorite Debut Album category with his solo album Layover, released last year.

The youngest member, Jungkook, seized the honor of being a double winner by winning the Best Music Video for his solo single “Seven (feat. Latto)” and the trophy for Artist of the Year in K-Pop.

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