BTS’s management company confirmed Monday that the South Korean pop group has no involvement in a planned tribute album honoring the late Michael Jackson.
The statement from Big Hit Music followed rumors suggesting BTS would participate in the project. The label clarified that none of the BTS members were approached or involved in the album.
The tribute album is reportedly organized by the Michael Jackson estate to commemorate the singer’s musical legacy. While several international artists are expected to contribute, the full list of participants has not yet been released.
Big Hit Music emphasized that BTS remains focused on their current projects, including tours, music releases, and internal collaborations, and advised fans to rely on official channels for information.
The announcement aimed to dispel misinformation and reaffirm the group’s artistic direction. BTS continues to engage with fans worldwide while maintaining its presence in the global music industry.
The Michael Jackson estate regularly organizes projects to honor the singer’s contributions to music, and the upcoming tribute album continues that tradition. Big Hit Music said any future collaborations involving BTS would be announced through official channels.
