Historical clue formulations

• Musical group that went on hiatus in 2022 so its members could serve in the military — 2026-06-27
• Band whose spelled-out name translates to "Bulletproof Boy Scouts" — 2026-06-24
• Breakthrough K-pop group — 2026-02-01
• K-pop band that went on hiatus in 2022 when their members went into military service — 2025-11-25
• "Dynamite" K-pop band — 2025-08-13
• K-pop supergroup — 2025-07-21
• Music export from Seoul — 2025-06-26
• Septet with the #1 albums "Be" and "Map of the Soul: 7" — 2025-04-09
• K-pop group with an "army" of followers — 2025-03-24
• K-pop septet — 2025-03-09
• K-pop group who performed in the Love Yourself World Tour — 2025-02-24
• Best-selling pop group that includes the members V, RM and Suga — 2025-02-11
• Boy band whose members include Suga, Jimin and Jungkook — 2024-12-14
• First K-pop band to perform at the American Music Awards — 2024-12-03
• "The world's biggest band," per a 2021 Rolling Stone cover — 2024-07-26
• Boy band with members such as J-Hope and Jungkook — 2024-06-03
• Pop group with an "army" — 2024-03-10
• Group whose full name translates as "Bulletproof Boy Scouts" — 2024-02-15
• "Dynamite" K-pop group — 2023-11-01
• Band whose fans are known as "ARMY" — 2023-08-25
• "Dynamite" hitmakers, 2020 — 2023-07-19
• Band with the 2021 #1 hit "Butter" — 2023-07-02
• Big act in K-pop — 2023-06-03
• Group with 26-Down in Korean, Japanese and English — 2023-06-02
• Group whose "Butter" video was the fastest to reach 100 million views on YouTube (2021) — 2023-05-24
• K-pop megastars — 2023-02-15
• Seoul singers? — 2023-01-29
• Seoul singers — 2022-12-25
• South Korean "Princes of Pop" — 2022-06-05
• Group with the 2020 #1 album "Be" — 2022-05-13
• "Dynamite" boy band — 2022-03-23
• First K-pop group to perform at the Grammys — 2022-02-18
• "Dynamite" K-pop band — 2022-02-01
• First K-pop group to have a #1 Billboard hit — 2021-08-30
• World's best-selling musical artists of 2020 — 2021-06-20
• Best-selling K-pop group — 2021-06-12