Alright ARMY, it's time to break our plans, live just like we're golden, and roll in like we're dancing fools because BTS has just announced concerts in the U.S.!
Permission To Dance On Stage will be held in Los Angeles and is the group's first in-person concert in over two years since they held their final world tour,in Seoul in October 2019. The four-night event will be held at the SoFi Stadium on Nov. 27 and 28, and Dec. 1 and 2, and comes a month after the group's online concert BTS Permission To Dance On Stage which will be held on Oct. 24., leader RM shared that the group was"so excited" to finally reveal the news about the shows.
J-Hope stated that the group was currently"working hard" to prepare for the concerts in order to"compensate" for the long period of time fans could not see them perform due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “The time for us to dance together without permission is nearing,” Jin said. “Let’s have a fun time together!”Tickets for Permission To Dance On Stage go on sale to the general public on Oct. 9.
no, their only fans are 14 yea rold white girls who don't even understand what thhey are singing.
I get it, when I was young I liked craply music. But come on guys. They don't even understand the lyrics they are singing. How can you seriously take them serious. Its a slap in the face to real music.
No.....not really. I am not moved by them, when does the real music starts?
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