BTS Kicks Off Week-Long ‘Tonight Show’ Takeover

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BTS have wrapped up their week-long residency on The Tonight Show… With Jimmy Fallon – dubbed BTS Week – with a performance of ‘Dynamite’.Complete with bubblegum cuteness, tight choreography, colour-coordinated outfits, more than a few disco balls and a roller-skating stint, BTS performed to a virtual audience of nearly half a million during the performance’s YouTube premiere.Watch it below:Over the course of this week BTS  – bandmates RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook – have taken

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BTS Week are continuing in style.

BTS‘ week-long residency on The Tonight Show (September 29), the K-pop superstars offered up a unique performance of their 2019 EP ‘Map of the Soul: Persona’ cut, ‘Home’.BTS are the focus of the Jimmy Fallon-hosted show all this week, and their appearance on Tuesday September 29 saw BTS take a more homely approach to their performance, delivering this portion of their residency from overseas as opposed to in-house.Watch BTS perform ‘Home’ below:‘Home’ follows on from BTS’ explosive performances

BTS definitely didn't disappoint on Monday, when they started their week of performances on with an incredible virtual performance of «Idol.»RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook showed off their dancing skills with their performance of «Idol» at a remote location. Earlier in the show, they also appeared in a video with Fallon and his house band, The Roots, all of them performing their hit song, «Dynamite.»BTS is more popular than ever.

BTS have kicked off their residency on The Tonight Show with a pair of explosive performances.The K-pop group will be the focus of the Jimmy Fallon-hosted show for the entire week, and began their stint by teaming up with Fallon and The Roots to deliver an a capella version of their latest single ‘Dynamite’.The band then returned to end the episode with a show-stopping rendition of ‘Idol’, a leading track from 2018’s ‘Love Yourself’.It’s expected that more live performances will follow as the

BTS Army will get their fix this week as the K-pop group is taking over “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”.

BTS will be performing for an entire week on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, it was announced earlier this week.Beginning Monday September 28, the special BTS Week will see the K-pop superstars appear virtually for special live performances, comedic sketches and interviews on the popular US talk show, appearing as lead guests for the Wednesday September 20 episode.In a statement to Entertainment Weekly, host Jimmy Fallon said, “I’m so excited to have BTS back on the show.

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BTS are taking over American late-night staple The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a week-long run.The K-pop sensations will kick off the special on Monday 28, 2020, and perform hit tracks like their recent hit Dynamite.Members RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook will also take part in comedy shits and a virtual interview with host Fallon.Did you know BTS backs BLM?“I’m so excited to have BTS back on the show.

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 BTS  is returning to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon next week, but this time, they are going to be taking over the late night show for the entire week.The K-pop superstars are gearing up to kick off BTS Week, a weeklong special, on Monday, September 28.

South Korean boy-band sensations — who recently scored a No. 1 hit with “Dynamite,” their first English-only single — have secured a major late-night gig: a weeklong residency on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” beginning Monday, Sept.