Appearing on the "Billboard Music Awards" stage (BTS)
"Billboard Music Awards"のステージに登場（BTS）
"Billboard Music Awards"のステージに登場（BTS）
"Perfect comeback" BTS, debut their new song "FAKE LOVE" at BBMA for the first time in the world!
Korean idol group BTS debuted their new song "FAKE LOVE" at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards.
The 2018 Billboard Music Awards was held in Las Vegas, USA on the 21st (Japan time).
BTS debuted their "FAKE LOVE" stage at the Billboard Music Awards for the first time in the world.
When Kelly Clarkson introduced BTS' stage that day, female fans cheered loudly, but also drew attention by trying to capture BTS on their cell phones.
Although it has only been three days since BTS' "FAKE LOVE" was released, local fans sang along to it and even put up placards in Hangul, proving just how popular BTS is.
BTS performed their new song perfectly, overwhelming the audience with their flawless performance.
(From K-POP News)
I watched BTS's performance at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards.
It was great news for ARMYs to have seats in the front row, but BTS' performance on stage was a great response.
Their rap and dance, which went along with the simple song, were superb, drawing the audience into their unique world.
The performance was only about four minutes long, but the dramatic time passed and my immersion and absorption felt much longer.
The flow of the scenes was clear and crisp, like tracing the memories of my youth... Additionally, the cheers from the ARMYs were the best this time.
It will probably continue to be that way.
Far from ruining the quality of the performance, they blended in with the timing of the dance, creating a pleasant synergistic rhythm.
It seems likely that non-ARMY fans were captivated for a while by the unique atmosphere created by BTS and ARMYs.
Some may have been enthralled by that world and left the venue.
Compared to the stages of other artists, BTS's stage was filled with cheers from ARMYs, and the atmosphere in the venue changed completely. It was enthusiastic.
Were there even more ARMYs filling the venue than at the AMAs the previous year?
It's strange that this happened at a music festival that brings together top artists.
It's highly unlikely that ARMYs are all rich...
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