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After a lengthy four years, BTS is finally returning with a brand new full-length album.
ARMYs are abuzz with news of the group’s 2026 album titled Arirang, dropping March 20. It’s the first album to reunite the members since they all took time off to fulfil the mandatory military service South Korea imposes on men in the country — a service that takes up to 18 to 21 months. Members Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook have all completed service, leaving no other foreseeable obstacles to creating more hits for their adoring fanbase.
Just in time for the big BTS comeback, Hot Topic has dropped a surprise re-stock on popular BTS merch pieces, including figures, collectibles, keychains and so much more. Keep reading to learn more and shop our picks.
Funko BTS Bitty Pop! RM Stage Mini Figure
Something unique about Hot Topic’s merch selection is the ample amount of officially-licensed figurinees. These collectibles are extremely detailed, often depicting the members in specific hair styles or clothes to reflect an important era of the group’s career thus far.
Take for instance the collection of Funko figures for $7.92 of each member in miniature form standing on a colorful stage. For a limited time, take 20% off these Funko figurines.
The stage set, clothing and colors pay homage to BTS’ 2020 “Dynamite” era, a track which went mega-viral, even on Billboard’s charts. The song snagged the number one spot on the Hot 100, and stayed there for a whopping three weeks.
BTS RM Deluxe Statue
You’ve also got the more realistic deluxe statues of each member for $194.90. Each statue makes reference to the group’s iconic 2018 Melon Music Awards showing where they performed their hit song “IDOL,” which dropped in 2018.
Each member was dressed in traditional hanboks designed by Baek Oak-soo that blended traditional Korean aesthetics with contemporary fashion. These statues are extra detailed down to those aforementioned hanboks, freeze-framing each member in an action shot from the stage that you can now keep on your shelf forever.
BTS Love Yourself Art Print Set
Beyond their awesome collection of collectible figures, Hot Topic also has prints and interactive pieces that you can hang on your wall or decorate.
One of our favorites has to be the BTS Love Yourself Art Print Set for $120.90 featuring all seven members drawn in a watercolor-esque style. The prints are inspired by the concept photography for the L and O versions of the group’s 2017 Love Yourself: Her EP. Each print is 9.5″ x 12″, a great size to stick to your wall for a collage moment.
BTS Deco Sticker Book
Equally fun is a Jin-themed Deco Book for $119.90, which includes 88 pages chock-full of some of the member’s best looks that can be decorated with accompanying stickers.
The book also comes with five photocards, something extremely unique considering most fans can usually only get photocards from albums. Like the prints above, this book would look right at home displayed among your other BTS merch and albums.
BTS Butter Keychain Set
Recounting yet another era for the group, we’ve chosen these “Butter” keychains for $83.90.
The track was a massive success upon its release in 2022, claiming the number one spot on Billboard’s Hot 100 charts for a record-breaking 10 weeks. There are seven keychains in total, one for each member of BTS. With your colorful keychains, you’ll also receive five photo cards and one photo stand to display them. That’s a total of 13 items for $83.90, which is a pretty great deal if you ask us.
Here are some other BTS merch pieces in stock and available now at Hot Topic.
The new BTS album title, “Arirang,” is based on a traditional Korean folk song renowned around the world, according to a statement from BigHit Music, which delivered an update on the album Friday, Jan. 16. “Transcending time and generations, the song has long been associated with emotions of connection, distance, and reunion,” the press release notes. The album is said to be 14 deeply reflective tracks that aim at exploring the group’s “identity and roots,” according to the release. The last time the group ventured to drop a full-length album was 2022’s Proof, which was jam-packed with hits including “Danger,” “Boy In Luv,” “Blood Sweat & Tears” and “FIRE.”
