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

Turning Red is the latest Disney Pixar film to have already gained an impressive number of fans. The film focuses on the current situation of friendships, teenage shifts and fanaticism toward musical boygroups. Mei Lee (13 years old) is the central character of the movie. She is torn between being the overprotective daughter of Ming as well as becoming a rebellious teenager. The teenage years weren't sufficient for her every whenever 'Mei' gets too excited, she transforms into a huge red panda. The release of the film "4 Town" has generated lots of discussion over social media during recent days. The reason for this is that the group was created specifically for the film. The controversy was over BTS fans believed that one of the members of this group called Tae Young was inspired by Jimin, one member of BTS, a Korean boy band. The The The

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