BTS Try the 'Fortnite Dance Challenge,' Chat with Jimmy Fallon on 'The Tonight Show': Watch

26.09.2018

In an enormous week bookended by a speech on the UN and two sold-out concert events, BTS took a while to speak and dance with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.

In his opening monologue, Fallon launched BTS as “The biggest boy band on the planet,” after which, after a short fan chant led by the ARMY sitting within the viewers, the host confirmed a clip throughout which he and the seven members — RM, J-Hope, Jimin, Jin, Jungkook, V, and Suga — partook within the “Fortnite Dance Challenge.” The eight danced iconic strikes such because the Electric Shuffle, The Worm and the Robot, and have been then mimicked by characters from the video game. BTS additionally confirmed Fallon a few of the strikes to “Idol.”

During the interview portion of the present, BTS’ members and Fallon talked about their time in NYC, their tour, and speaking at the UN.

“I used to be like so nervous,” stated RM, relating to his speech. “I used to be holding up the paper and you could possibly see my palms shaking.” He additionally talked in regards to the message of “Speak Yourself.” “It’s primarily about talking your self, like, as a substitute of letting different individuals communicate for you ‘trigger to really love ourselves it is essential to firstly know who I’m, and , the place I’m from, and what my title is, what my voice is, kinda like that.”

Suga additionally expressed his dream to “go to [the] Grammys.”

Fallon appeared carrying a BT21 headband that includes Chimmy, the character created by Jimin, leading to a sweet interaction. Later on, the group carried out their songs “Idol” and “I’m Fine.”

The Wednesday night time episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon adopted the premiere of the most recent season of NBC’s This Is Us and started with a short look by Mandy Moore, and in addition featured an interview with Empire’s Taraji P. Henson.

The Tonight Show look can be adopted by the group’s look on Good Morning America. BTS will carry out two sold-out exhibits at Newark’s Prudential Center on Sept. 28-29, after which return to the Tri-State Area for a historic sold-out stadium present at Citi Field.