The director of 'Turning Red' revealed BTS influenced her, Details explained

Turning Red, the newest Disney-Pixar feature, has been receiving a lot of attention. The film shows the current situation of friendships, teenage shifts and fanaticism toward boybands with a musical style. The film presents the story of Mei Lee, a 13-year-old girl, who's not sure of staying the respectful daughter of her mother, Ming She is an overprotective mother. In case the changes of adolescence weren't enough for her, every time 'Mei Mei' gets exuberant, she transforms into a huge red panda. The movie's debut "4 Town" caused lots of discussion on social media in recent months. The reason for this is that the group was created specifically for the film. BTS fanatics speculated, and the result caused controversy. Tae Young - one of these group members - was inspired by Jimin who is a member of the Korean Boy Band. The The The

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