Bangtan Sonyeondan, better known globally as BTS, needs no introduction. Whether you’re a K-pop fan or not, chances are you’ve heard of them or their music at least once. Now that the boys are back from their hiatus with a new album and a world tour, ARMYs across the globe are understandably going crazy. But what we didn’t expect was Mumbai Police joining in as BTS fans too! Don’t believe us? Scroll on to find out.
Mumbai Police’s BTS-Themed Traffic Post Catches RM’s Attention
BTS members, especially leader RM and Jung Kook, have been quite active on social media lately, engaging with fans by liking and reposting content around their new album, Arirang. So, when ARMYs noticed leader Kim Namjoon had liked a Mumbai Police post about traffic awareness, it naturally sparked curiosity.
As it turns out, Mumbai Police might be BTS fans too. Their recent traffic awareness post cleverly featured the group’s new song, ‘2.0’. The video shows a motorcyclist riding rashly before cutting to a cop stepping in with a whistle to take control of the situation. It then flashes the message, “Stop! Rideeeeee safe,”—a playful nod to the song’s lyrics. To top it off, they added “BTS” with a twist: “Better Than Sorry” in the video too.
In the caption, they wrote, “No ‘Hooligans’ allowed on the road. Remember, there’s no 2.0 to life.”
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Netizens’ Loving The ‘Arirang’ Reference
Mumbai Police’s BTS-themed post left the internet in awe! Garnering lakhs of likes and thousands of comments, it quickly went viral.
Hybe, BTS’s parent company, wrote in the comments, “Serving law, order… and immaculate taste.”
Resonating the feeling of many, one comment read, “Mumbai police are ARMY?”
“We got a BTS X Mumbai Police collab before GTA VI,” one of the comments read.
“Mumbai police promoting BTS was not on my list,” another user wrote.
Another wrote, “Seeing Mumbai Police × BTS was not on my bingo card list of 2026!”
Someone cleverly noted, “At this point, hating BTS is a risky job…law is on ARMYs side now!”
“Who would’ve guessed that Mumbai police is a secret ARMY!” Definitely not us, folks!
“Give the social media team a raise,” one of the comments read.
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This is an absolute gem! Let us know in the comments which is your favorite BTS song from the new album!
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/mumbaipolice & Instagram/bts.bighitofficial
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FAQs
What is BTS’s new album called?
After the hiatus, BTS released a new album called ‘Arirang’ in March 2026.