If anyone could cause an outpouring of heartbreak and grief just by changing their Instagram username, it’s one of the BTS boys. The group’s own Jungkook unveiled a new username for his profile — which is followed by 34 million — sending shockwaves throughout the Army fanbase on Wednesday (March 16).

It’s not so simple as Army not being able to let go. Jungkook’s old username — @abcdefghi__lmnopqrstuvwxyz — was so widely loved both because of its quirkiness and its cleverness. The long string of letters distinguished it from typical usernames, and the omission of J and K from an otherwise perfect English alphabet served as a brilliant nod to Jungkook’s name.

Now, when fans want to catch up with BTS’ youngest member, they’ll have to get used to typing a much sleeker but less iconic username into the search bar: jungkook.97.

“No one gets it,” wrote one fan in mourning. “Jungkook’s alphabet username was pure genius, revolutionary, got famous brands and everyone talk about it. Jungkook earned the nickname ‘alphabet guy’ because of it, he was so proud of it and no one could’ve come up with that, except him.”

“We’re really out there screaming that Jungkook changed his username for all the world to see!” wrote another, alongside a screenshot proving the username change was trending on Twitter. “We’re so dramatic.”

In addition to an updated username, Jungkook’s new era includes performing at the 2022 Grammys. He and his bandmates — Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin and V — will take the stage for the second year in a row and are nominated for the best pop duo/group performance award with their Hot 100 No. 1 “Butter.”

Witness the BTS Army going through the five stages of grief in some of their tweets below.

no one gets it. jungkook’s alphabet username was pure genius, revolutionary, got famous brands and everyone talk about it. jungkook earned the nickname ‘alphabet guy’ because of it, he was so proud of it and no one could’ve come up with that, except him

— koo admirer (@dreamjeons) March 16, 2022

We’re really out there screaming that Jungkook changed his username for all the world to see! We’re so dramatic 😆 pic.twitter.com/sKlijBiTjo

— 𝐒𝐀𝐑𝐀∞⁷ (@_RapperJK) March 16, 2022

no cuz jungkook’s IG username got so many people making it his brand and talking about it. he really is a trendsetter and the blueprint. user alphabet you will always be famous.

— hani⁷ misses bts (@itsbtszone) March 16, 2022

jungkook’s new username + his last 6 posts make him look so much like a fan acc 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/CEeJ7ouJZe

— YOONGI🌟 (@miniminicult) March 16, 2022

jungkook after typing his username incorrectly for the 165th time while logging in: man fuck this pic.twitter.com/KJIzzhQ54o

— YOONGI🌟 (@miniminicult) March 16, 2022

abcdefghi_lmnopqrstuvwxyz, you will always be iconic, the trendsetter. Absolutely brilliant of Jungkook for this username. the impact of this is insane! pic.twitter.com/dn81m3O5fh

— naz⁷ (@shy_taegi) March 16, 2022

me still searching with username #abcdefghi__lmnopqrstuvwxyz and realized it had changed to jungkook.97 pic.twitter.com/vohVIYkjd0

— ୨୧ (@koofufy) March 16, 2022

Colombian singer-songwriter Camilo is celebrating his 28th birthday today (March 16), and Billboard celebrates by highlighting his most-watched music videos on YouTube.

Although he’s yet to enter the coveted YouTube Billion Views Club, Camilo’s on the way with the 2018 Mau y Ricky and Manuel Turizo collaboration “Desconocidos” that put him on the map. The playful music video, which shows all of the artists on a speed date, has accumulated over 830 million views at the time of publishing.

The clip is followed by his Pedro Capo-assisted “Tutu,” at more than 716 million views, “Tattoo (Remix)” with Rauw Alejandro and his feel-good cumbia “Vida de Rico,” both with over 700 million views at the time of publishing. Approaching the half-billion view mark is his collaboration with Ozuna, “Despeinada,” plus “Favorito” and “Por Primera Vez,” his first-ever collaboration with his wife, artist Evaluna Montaner. Each music video counts more than 450 million views.

On Wednesday (March 16), the Latin Grammy-winning star shared various videos on social media, showing fans how he kicked off his birthday: hugging his mother, sharing homemade oatmeal cookies and — in a clip filmed by Evaluna — washing his jeep while listening to Grupo Firme’s music.

Below, watch his most-watched YouTube videos.

“Desconocidos,” Mau y Ricky, Manuel Turizo, Camilo — 830M+ views

“Tutu,” Camilo, Pedro Capó — 716M+ views

“Tattoo (Remix),” Rauw Alejandro & Camilo — 700M+ views

“Vida de Rico,” Camilo — 700M+ views

“Despeinada,” Ozuna X Camilo — 470M+ views

“Favorito,” Camilo — 465M+ views

“Por Primera Vez,” Camilo, Evaluna Montaner — 459M+ views

On Wednesday (March 16), Britney Spears‘ followers woke to a shock: the pop star’s Instagram account was nowhere to be found.

The popular account appears to have been deactivated without warning sometime in the last 24 hours. As recently as Monday (March 14), the singer had uploaded a touching post about motherhood to her feed, admitting she had “cried oceans” over her now-teenaged songs, Sean Preston and Jayden James, after years of custody disputes and legal drama.

Spears’ Instagram account has become the go-to platform for the superstar to share her unfiltered thoughts — along with a steady stream of NSFW photos — with her nearly 40 million followers in the wake of the conservatorship that controlled her life for the last thirteen years, ending last fall.

Since the landmark legal victory that earned the singer her freedom last November, she’s spoken out in no uncertain terms against everyone from her father and mother, Jamie and Lynn Spears, to her former management team and younger sister, Jamie Lynn Spears.

Earlier this month, the “Toxic” singer took another public stand via social media, vowing to get “justice” for herself. “Nobody should ever be treated the way I was,” she wrote at the time. “The reason I bring this up is because ending the conservatorship is a huge deal but come on … THAT’S IT ??? They all got away with it !!! I’m not done. I want justice and I won’t stop until something is done to those who harmed me … and YES I was harmed !!!!”

Billboard reached out to representatives for Spears and Instagram.

Meanwhile, the pop star just signed a book deal to put her side of the story on paper for the first time in a tell-all memoir worth a reported $15 million.

Lil Nas X is back. After a three-month hiatus from Twitter and Instagram, the “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” artist surprised his devoted fans on Wednesday (March 16) when he finally started tweeting again from his account. Of course, there was a fitting joke at the ready.

“Why are people surprised I’ve been away for so long? Have y’all really never heard of maternity leave?” the 22-year-old hitmaker wrote, referring to the long running gag of him giving birth to his baby — also known as his debut album — Montero on Sept. 17. (Montero is now six months old.)

Fans of Lil Nas X have been concerned over the past few months after his sudden departure from social media platforms after sharing he that he contracted COVID-19 and joked about having “the Omarion or Alicia Keys variant” of the virus. But even the rapper has missed his own presence from the web: “I’m so happy i’m back on the internet. I missed me so much,” he wrote in a follow-up tweet.

Once the rapper’s return was out of the way, he revealed that he is currently sitting on two tracks, one with Saucy Santana and the other featuring NBA YoungBoy. “Which one y’all want first?” he asked his fans, sharing screenshots of the songs in his library — “Late to the Party” is the title of the collaboration with YoungBoy, while “Down Souf Hoes” is the name of his track with Santana. Lil Nas also shared an image of him hanging out with Santana. The goal of the collaborations? To “f–k the summer up,” Lil Nas added.

The rapper’s return comes at an advantageous time. He is set to appear at the 2022 Grammys on April 3 and will take the stage alongside Jack Harlow, likely to perform their Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit, “Industry Baby.” He is also nominated for a total of five awards, including three of the Big Four categories — record of the year, album of the year and song of the year. “Montero” additionally earned a nod in the best music video category, while “Industry Baby” earned a nod alongside Harlow for best melodic rap performance.

See Lil Nas X’s tweets below.

why are people surprised i’ve been away for so long? have y’all really never heard of maternity leave?

— MONTERO 🦋 (@LilNasX) March 16, 2022

i’m so happy i’m back on the internet. i missed me so much.

— MONTERO 🦋 (@LilNasX) March 16, 2022

which one y’all want first? pic.twitter.com/FACOFat6uz

— MONTERO 🦋 (@LilNasX) March 16, 2022

pic.twitter.com/FlXBQsm8VR

— MONTERO 🦋 (@LilNasX) March 16, 2022

we finna fck the summer up
🤧🚫

— MONTERO 🦋 (@LilNasX) March 16, 2022