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BTS Win Top Social Artist & Perform 'Dynamite' at Billboard Music Awards 2020

BTS wear maroon suits while performing at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, airing on Wednesday (October 14).

The K-pop group performed their hit song “Dynamite” from South Korea for the award show.

In addition to their fire performance, BTS also picked up the award for Top Social Artist, for the fourth year in a row!

“Thank you army for giving us this award four years in a row. We think this award is living proof that no matter where we are, the Army and BTS stay so close and connected as always,” the guys said in their acceptance speech.

Check out their full speech below and also check out a clip from their performance!

Earlier this week, it was revealed that BTS held the top two spots on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

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BTS Back On Top of Billboard Chart with Jason Derulo For 'Savage Love'

BTS is back at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart!

The K-pop group teamed up with Jason Derulo and Jawsh 685 for a new remix of “Savage Love” and it hit the top spot.

The single took a seven spot jump from No. 8 the week before, marking both Jason and BTS‘ second number one each on the Hot 100.

Jason first had a number one with his song “Watcha Say” back in 2009, and BTS got their first with their all-English hit “Dynamite.”

Speaking of, “Dynamite” dropped to the number two spot last week, and it has remained in the spot, giving BTS the top two positions on the Billboard Hot 100.

“Dynamite” is also sitting at number two on the iTunes songs chart at the time of this post.

In other K-pop news, BLACKPINK‘s new song “Lovesick Girls,” from their debut album The Album, is the number one song on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart!


Savage Love (Laxed Siren Beat) (BTS Remix)

BTS Wrap 'Tonight Show' Residency With 'Dynamite' Performance (Video)

BTS put on their final performance for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Friday night (October 2)!

The K-pop group were the musical act all week on the late night talk show.

During their week-long residency, BTS also talked with host Jimmy Fallon about their new album, what they were like in high school, played a couple of games, including “Dance Your Feelings” and “Zoom Olympics,” and did a performance of “Dynamite” with Jimmy and The Roots.

For their musical acts, the guys performed their songs “Idol,” “Home,” “Black Swan,” “Mikrokosmos” and “Dynamite.”

BTS recently opened up about their decision to donate to Black Lives Matter, which sparked their BTS Army to match their donation and also raise over $1 million for the movement.

“When we’re abroad or in other situations, we’ve also been subjected to prejudice,” Jin told Variety. “We feel that prejudice should not be tolerated; it really has no place. We started to discuss what we could do to help, whether it was a donation or something else. That’s where the conversation began — just trying to see what we could do to try to alleviate this prejudice.”

“We were aware of the fans, the hashtags and their participation. It was a decision we thought about very carefully: what could we do, as part of our overall message of speaking out against prejudice and violence? We discussed it very carefully with the company and that’s how this came about,” RM added.

“We always want to do what we can to make it a better world, whether in Korea or elsewhere, and go in as much of a positive direction as we can, whether through our music or charity,” j-hope said.


BTS Perform ‘Dynamite’ on ‘The Tonight Show’

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BTS Perform 'Dynamite' With Jimmy Fallon & The Roots On 'The Tonight Show' (Video)

BTS kick off their weeklong The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday night (September 28)!

The K-pop group will be appearing on the show every night this week with performances and more.

For their first night, BTS joined host Jimmy Fallon and The Roots for a special a Capella performance of their latest hit single “Dynamite.”

“🥛 📱 🏓… 🧨🧨🧨… if you know you know. #BTSWEEK,” Jimmy captioned a snippet of the video on his Instagram.

Earlier that day, it was announced that “Dynamite” had moved back into the number one position on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart.

The all English track also spends it’s fifth total and consecutive week at No. 1 on the Digital Song Sales chart!

BTS also performed their song “Idol” on The Tonight Show.

In case you missed it, see what the guys shared about trying to translate some of the lyrics of “Dynamite” into Korean.


BTS Perform ‘Dynamite’ With Jimmy Fallon & The Roots

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BTS Tried To Translate 'Dynamite' To Korean But It Didn't 'Work Out Really Well'

BTS is opening up about making their first all-English track “Dynamite“!

In a new interview, the guys dished on how they actually didn’t fully intend for it to be an English only song.

“When we first listened to the ‘Dynamite’ demo, I actually tried different titles or lyrics in Korean,” RM told Variety. “I tried to write some rap on that track, but nothing worked out really well. So, ok, well, why not keep it this way? Let’s give it a shot! It’s 2020, why not do some crazy things?”

Jungkook added that the experience of recording and singing in only English was quite different.

“It was an unfamiliar experience to record and sing this song in English. We had to practice the pronunciation a lot to try and make sure that the feel and emotions of the lyrics were really reflected when we sang it,” he said. “We translated the lyrics into Korean and read them very carefully. We thought about what they meant in Korean as we recorded them into English.”

“Pop music in English is really what we grew up listening to. English songs are not something unfamiliar to us — we are used to them,” J-Hope added. “But the feelings that go into writing songs in English is very different from what goes into writing them in Korean, so this was still something new. It required a lot of work, especially on the pronunciation, and a lot of practice.”

BTS will be on The Tonight Show all this week, stay tuned for their first performance. In the meantime, you can check out their Tiny Desk concert again right here!

BTS Bring The Energy Without Dancing For Tiny Desk Concert - Watch Now!

BTS take over a record store for their Tiny Desk Concert with NPR!

The K-pop group dressed up in retro clothes, very reminiscent of their latest music video.

BTS kicked off their mini concert with their smash hit single “Dynamite,” and brought all the energy, despite not dancing like you would normally see them.

The guys also dished that that was the first time they performed the song with a live band!

They then went into their next song, “Save Me,” followed by “Spring Day.”

Before their final song, RM said, “It’s been the roughest summer ever, but we know that spring will come.”

In case you somehow missed it, or just want to watch it again, check out the guys’ explosive performance of “Dynamite” on America’s Got Talent!


BTS on Tiny Desk Concert

BTS Take Over Everland Park For 'America's Got Talent' Performance of 'Dynamite'

BTS put on quite the performance of their hit single “Dynamite” on America’s Got Talent on Wednesday night (September 16).

The K-pop band took over the Everland Theme Park in Yongin, South Korea for their performance.

“We’re getting down and groovy with this DYNAMITE hit performance by @BTS_twt! #BTSonAGT,” the AGT Twitter account wrote with the video.

Even judge Howie Mandel seemed pretty excited for the guys’ performance.

“They’re not physically here so these edits are great thank you army #BTSonAGT,” he captioned two pics on Twitter, adding, “RT if you’re excited to see Jin tonight #BTSonAGT”

BTS fans raved over their performance afterwards, with one fan even saying that the performance video could be a music video in itself!

“ngl but that dynamite performance for agt could definitely pass as a music video already. that’s exactly how insane bts is. they always set the standards so damn high. no wonder they are really outselling everyone in the industry. this world will never get another one like them,” the fan said.

“I truly love how @BTS_twt has been showcasing different places in Seoul for their performances: National Museum of Korea in DearClass2020, Everland in AGT—it rained for VMAs but they still showed Seoul through greenscreen. They’re really telling the world ‘This is our home,’” another wrote.

If you missed it, BTS recently joined the Jonas Brothers in achieving this rare feat.


BTS Perform ‘Dynamite’ On ‘America’s Got Talent’