BTL

BTL may refer to:

See also

BTL (band)

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BTL (Korean: 비티엘; stylized as BTL), also known as Beyond The Limit, was a South Korean boy band signed under Kiroy Company. The group consisted of nine members: Jisu,Jean Paul, Jay, Robin, DoKa, Q.L, Max, Allen and YuA. YuA later left and was replaced by Yeon and Jisu later left to enter the mandatory military service. . They released their debut single "Too-G" (투지; Tuji) on May 15, 2014 under LOEN Entertainment. They were scheduled to release their second title song "Gold Moon" in the like-titled mini-album on July 23, 2015, but the mini-album was only released as a promotional album in Hong Kong. BTL has since disbanded with DoKa debuting with the boy band Road Boyz and the rest of the members are currently inactive.

History

Debut

On March 24, 2014, Kiroy Company CEO Yang Jung Seung posted a photo of a music video set on various social media websites and announced that Kiroy Company would be debuting an idol group. On May 15, 2014 BTL debuted with "Too-G" on M-Countdown and followed it with 4 weeks of television promotions. Shortly after finishing Too-G promotions, BTL began promotion in Hong Kong where they managed to hit number one on the popular music chart "Metro Radio Music Top 10", the top music chart under the Metro Broadcast Corporation, where it remained for several weeks. BTL toured Hong Kong conducting various interviews for major radio networks and had a surprise performance on the popular music program "Jade Solide Gold". BTL was present at the opening of SG Entertainment's launch party which had a slew of Chinese, Hong Kong, and Korean celebrities present. Their Hong Kong label "SG Entertainment" built a museum adjacent to their offices which displays props and sells merchandise from its artists including Korean artists YE-A, N-Sonic, and Madtown.