BTS Update: 'Mic Drop' Singers, Halsey Believe To Have Secret Collaboration Song

by Jonnalyn Cortez / Mar 01, 2018 01:18 AM EST

It looks like there is an unveiled collaboration of BTS and Halsey as hinted by Eshy Gazit. Photo by 1theK (원더케이)/YouTube Screenshot

It looks like there is an unveiled collaboration of BTS and Halsey as hinted by Eshy Gazit. As the South Korean boy band ended its contract with Gramophone Media, the company's CEO official statement revealed the artists the boys have worked with.

In a letter Gazit wrote on Tumblr, it enlisted the big stars that Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook have collaborated with. "I was able to connect the band with some of the biggest and most important artists of this century including The Chainsmokers, Halsey, Steve Aoki, Fallout boy, Desiigner and many others as well," it read.

It has been known that BTS has worked with The Chainsmokers' Andrew Taggart for the "Love Yourself: Her" song. While Steve Aoki and Desiigner are featured in the "Mic Drop" remix, while Fall Out Boy's "Champion" remix also featured RM.

Now, as Gazit mentioned Halsey, the ARMY is wondering what song she has collaborated with their favorite BTS. The Gramophone Media's CEO might just spoil an upcoming collaboration of the two, Hollywood Life reported. So, fans think that there will be a new song set to be released anytime now.

In fact, Halsey and BTS' unannounced collaboration is now a thread on Reddit. One fan even said that he would "literally die" if the two famous singers still don't confirm their new song. It is also trending on Twitter as another fan revealed that if this partnership really happens, she, too, is going to die.

Meanwhile, three of BTS' LPs are now enjoying its spots on Billboard's world albums chart. The group's Love Yourself: Her is now in the second place, replaced by Marvel's Black Panther soundtrack on the number one spot.

The third spot is acquired by BTS member SUGA, his solo mixtape Agust D. Celtic Woman's Homecoming: Live from Ireland is on number four, while Seventeen's Director Cut is on number five. Number six is David Maldonado's Davicas. It is followed by BoA's One Shot, Two Shot on number seven.

Number eight is Jesse Cook's Beyond Borders and another BTS album, Wings, is on number nine. On number 10 is The Trouble Notes' Lose Your Ties and number 11 is CLC's Black Dress. Lastly, to complete the world album chart is BTS' You Never Walk Alone.