BTS Biot

What Does BTS Biot Mean?

BTS Biot means "BTS Gay."

The term "BTS Biot" is an offensive term used to describe the Korean boy band BTS. The word "biot" is a derogatory term that means "gay" in Filipino. "Biot" is as offensive in Filipino as it is in English. In late 2021, the term trended strongly on social media as a form of attack against BTS's fans, known as the Army.

BTS Biot is sometimes expanded to "BTS Biot Talaga Sila," which means "BTS gay, they really are." Obviously, this expansion is designed to fit the letters of the abbreviation BTS, which actually stands for "Bang Tan Sonyeondan" (Bulletproof Boy Scouts).

(NB: Cyber Definitions became aware of this term, when an anti-Army troll posted a comment on our BTS video. The comment was immediately removed, and the poster was blocked and reported. Of note, "biot" is so offensive, Google translate will not offer a translation if you include it in your term.)

"Cyber Speak" Test

You now know what BTS Biot means, but are you good at Cyber Speak? Well, let's see!

Summary of Key Points

"BTS Gay" is the most common definition for BTS Biot on Snapchat, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
BTS Biot
Definition:BTS Gay
Type:Phrase
Guessability:
4: Difficult to guess
(If you're not Filipino)
Typical Users:
Teenagers and Under 13s

Video Summarizing BTS

Here's a short video explaining how to use BTS:

More...

Examples of BTS Biot in Sentences

Here is an example of "BTS Biot" being used in a conversation:
  • Simon: I'm going to dye my hair red like the guy on Squid Game!
  • Jo: BTS Biot.
  • Simon: You're blocked!


Example of BTS Biot Used in a Text

BTS Biot

Help Us To Improve Cyber Definitions

  • Do you disagree with something on this page?
  • Did you spot a typo?
  • Do you know a slang term that we've missed?
Please tell us using this form.

See Also

CITY-POP (category of Japanese pop music) EDM (electronic dance music) ENHYPEN (South Korean boy band) IDM (intelligent dance music) NOP (music genre, no problem, not our problem) PUNK (anarchic music genre, originally from the 70s/80s) R&B (rhythm and blues (music genre)) RAP (urban music genre originating in the us) RUDEBOY (fan of the second wave of ska music) TXT (text, message, Tomorrow X Together)