BTS Makes Appearance at White House Press Briefing to Talk Anti-Asian Hate

The biggest band in the world visited one of the most famous residences ... all in the name of stopping anti-Asian hate.

The biggest band in the world is inside one of the most famous residences ... all in the name of stopping anti-Asian hate.

The K-pop supergroup addressed members of the media during Tuesday's White House press briefing Tuesday to put a spotlight on the troubling rise of anti-Asian hate crimes and the importance of Asian inclusion and diversity.

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