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Where can I get BTS videos?
MX player is streaming the BTS Songs and Videos.
How do you introduce someone in BTS?
Originally Answered: What is the best way to introduce someone to BTS? Let them listen to their music, or watch their RUN BTS episodes. They’ll fall for their music, work ethics, and their personalities.
How many views do you need for permission to dance?
They had originally released the music video for “Permission to Dance” j. Shortly after 1 a.m. KST on July 26, BTS’s music video for “Permission to Dance” surpassed 200 million views on YouTube. They had originally released the music video for “Permission to Dance” on July 9 at 1 p.m. KST.
Who wrote butter BTS song?
RM
Jenna AndrewsRob GrimaldiAlex Bilowitz
Butter/Composers
Who is the girl in dynamite?
Malaysian actress Tiz Zagyah learned the hard way that if she doesn’t have anything nice to say about K-pop group BTS, she shouldn’t say anything at all. She faced backlash from some fans of the group, known as ARMYs, when she commented that the band’s new release, Dynamite, is a “song for kids”.
How do I post a BTS song on my YouTube channel?
If you are going to post this onto a YouTube channel you really do not have to do anything because YouTube will. But you can also give credit to the rightful owner. Meaning BTS and have the title of the song. That goes with any publication even if it is not on YouTube.
What can we learn from BTS’ music videos?
One of the first things fans learn about BTS is they don’t mess around when it comes to their music videos. Each of the group’s visuals is stunning, and they never fail to leave the viewer thinking about its possible meaning behind it. As new fans start to piece together BTS’ music videos, they begin to realize that many of them actually connect.
Is the BU in BTS’ ‘film out’ a real place?
BTS’ “Film Out” doesn’t have anything about the BU listed in its video description, but ARMYs are convinced it’s still part of the group’s fictional world.
Is BTS’ ‘I need U’ video longer than the first?
Fans waited in anticipation for two weeks until BTS dropped an extended version of the “I Need U” video. It’s two minutes longer than the first, and it includes most of the same scenes, with the addition of a mysterious intro and a more violent clip involving V and what appears to be his character’s father.