BTS continue to dominate globally with their K-pop sound, and now enlisted members of the BTS Army have a way to get even closer to RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook – a new app called BTS World.

The game invites you to travel back in time to “manage” the guys from their 2012 debut on – everything from seeking them out and getting them to sign contracts, to styling them and building a relationship with each individual member, which allows you to “chat” and “FaceTime” with different members of the crew.

If controlling the guys through an app is a little too weird for you, you can also sit back and enjoy BTS in concert in their upcoming film, Bring the Soul: The Movie coming in August! It's the third big screen release from BTS, and follows them on the European leg of their 2018 Love Yourself tour. This time around, the members are providing their own recap; the official synopsis reads, “On the day following the final concert of their Europe tour, on a rooftop in Paris, BTS tells their very own stories. From experiencing new cities to performing in front of thousands of ARMY across the globe. A glimpse into BTS’ world away from the stage, featuring intimate group discussions alongside spectacular concert performances from the tour. Shining brighter than any light on the stage, now the group invites us behind the spotlight.”

BTS fans can always enjoy their latest releases on LiveXLive! Check out new songs from the BTS World soundtrack featuring Zara Larsson, Charlie XCX and Juice WRLD on New Pop Now or listen to The Twenty: BTS for even more background on the Bangtan Boys!

“The Lord is Coming,” one of his angels wears blue and inspires us all. The Queen is also a servant that’s here to stay and that “one negro” who is a King, opened the doors to his people and shown them how to build their own Kingdoms."

The 2019 BET Awards took place at the Microsoft Theater at LA Live Los Angeles on June 23rd, and the baton was officially handed over to a new generation of stars. Two of entertainment’s most impactful legends, however, evoked ruminating thoughts, praise and dancing. Lots of dancing and crooning.

Mary J. Blige had the most talked about performance, hands down, and the 2019 BET Lifetime Achievement Award recipient was introduced by Rihanna. “Happy Mary. Sad Mary. Mad Mary. No more drama Mary. Dancing Mary. We’re here for all of it,” Rihanna proclaimed.

MJB then took the stage, giving a speech in which she talked about the love for her family, the “healed relationship” with her onetime estranged father (who she has sang about mistreating her through the years).  Meanwhile, Tyler Perry didn’t need any assistance from his box office beloved alter ego Madea to bring the house down accepting his “Ultimate Icon” award. He just needed his truth and insight. “Rather than being an icon,” he said, "I want to be an inspiration.”

Nipsey Hussle was named Humanitarian of the Year and his family, led by Lauren London, accepted the award on his behalf. As for the actual awards, Lil Baby won Best New Artist and Cardi B—who performed “Clout” with her husband Offset (he garnered heavy praise for his dancing and later Tweeted he would be incorporating more choreography in his stage shows)--won Album of the Year for "Invasion of Privacy."

QC were among the big winners at the 2019 ASCAP Rhythm and Soul Awards as Coach and P, Lil Baby, Lil Yachty, The Migos, City Girls’ Yung Miami and Cardi B were all in attendance. Cardi took home the 2019 Songwriter of the Year. The QC family also held it down on Saturday night at Staples Center, performing in the BET Experience concert. Cardi, who was recently indicted for allegedly masterminding and bank rolling an assault on two strippers, told the crowd she was not going to jail. Of course she brought out all the hits as well. On Friday, Meek Mill, YG and A Boogie were the marquee names for the BET Experience setting the stage for the activity filled weekend.

Every week, LiveXLive counts down the biggest urban hits, as determined by YOU! We look at the songs that received the most plays, hearts and shares over the past seven days, and then compile an exclusive chart. The results are hosted by Raymond T, LiveXLive’s official voice of Hip Hop and R&B. What’s the deal with this week’s countdown? Here what Raymond has to say:

"Fresh for you every Friday, every show is full of debuts, surprises and special features.  Youngster YK Osiris, who just made the XXL Magazine "Freshman Class of 2019," makes the biggest jump of the week with his big hit "Worth It."  Lil Baby & Gunna have been dominating the #1 spot since the top of 2019 but, with summer now officially here, there has been a lot of heat dropping from some of your favorite artists.  Catch a stream on the job or on the go and see if your favorites made the cut…SALUTE!”

Check out your Weekly Hip Hop/R&B Countdown right HERE! 

In celebration of Ms. Swift slaying the stage at Wango Tango, we‘ve created the ultimate radio experience loaded with her music, influences and the stories behind all of it. Here are five things we learned:

1. In high school, Taylor was infatuated with Britney Spears. She wore her perfumes and everything. Now? When Taylor performs in Brit’s home state of Louisiana, she usually busts out a cover or two.

2. In 2010, Taylor teamed up with Stevie Nicks for a pair of duets at the Grammy Awards, prompting Stevie to predict that female artists like Taylor were going to save the music business. How did she know? (She must be a witch).

3. When Taylor moved away from Country music and became a bona fide pop star, a lot of artists in Nashville gave her the cold shoulder. Not Florida Georgia Line, though. “Hell yeah,” said Brian Kelly said, “More props to Taylor. It doesn’t matter the genre, if you’re advancing as an artist, people are going to flock to that.”

4. Taylor says that her friendship with Selena Gomez is the longest she has ever had. They met when Taylor was 16 and Selena was 13.

5. The longstanding feud between Taylor and Katy Perry is officially over. And now? Rumors of a collaboration are swirling all over the place.

For these stories, and tons more, check out Taylor Swift: DNA.