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Popular Korean boyband BTS are gaining all the attention on Twitter as the group perform at their highly publicised ‘Permission To Dance On Stage’ virtual concert.

The group vowed netizens when they mounted the stage last night to give their fans a slice of what they are made of.

Earlier, the group were supposed to run the ‘Map Of The Soul’ world tour but due to covid restrictions, they replaced the tour with ‘Permission To Dance On Stage’ virtual concert.

BTS made some powerful statements during and after their performance, especially one regarding injury involving group member, V, which happened prior to the concert.

“I actually felt sad (today). The injury came all of a sudden. I practised anticipating how happy I’d be during the concert, but shamefully, I had to sit out for the actual concert. I’ll take proper care of my condition and show you guys what I couldn’t tonight,” stated.

Saga said: “I looked up our Final Concert, and it just felt like a dream –this whole place packed with no one wearing masks. Although it wasn’t easy to fill all the stages together, I grasped we’ll be able to reunite with you guys here at the Olympic Stadium next time.”

“Turning thirty, it aches here and there, and I really want to hold more concerts before I become too old and it becomes hard to keep up the energy as before. With the LA concert as the start, we’ll find more chances to meet you guys so please look forward,” Jin said.

Jimin: “The Olympic Stadium is really big, and without anyone here, it feels half like doing a rehearsal. It’s becoming more difficult to think of what to say now that I’ve said so much without you guys here. But I feel we’re gonna meet soon, so let’s talk more then.”

BTS, also known as the Bangtan Boys, is a South Korean boy band that was formed in 2010 and debuted in 2013 under Big Hit Entertainment. The septet—consisting of members Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—co-writes and co-produces much of their own output.

See below how Twitter reacted to the concert.

Managing Editor at Ghanafuo.com

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