The Korean boy band BTS will never run out of milestones to celebrate. The global sensational British radio station will make its debut on the BBC’s “Radio 1 Live Lounge” and will appear in the BBC One TV special next week.
BTS will appear on the highly regarded radio show on July 27th at 12pm BST (7am Eastern Time). According to reports, the band will perform its top-ranking songs “Permission to Dance” and “Dynamite” in South Korea. British Broadcasting Corporation.
The boy band will also cover the popular collaboration song “I’ll Be Missing You” by Puff Daddy and Faith Evans in 1997, which is a sample of The Police’s “Every Breath You Take”.
The Twitter account of BBC Radio 1 shared the news on Thursday. Attached to the announcement was a photo of boys in colorful costumes.
The BBC Adele Roberts reposted the announcement and wrote: “I’m very excited about this and wonderful #bts army. Can’t wait! We purple you.”
Following the “Live Lounge” guests, BTS will launch its first BBC One TV special on July 28. The 30-minute documentary titled “BTS @ Radio 1” will “explore the sensational reputation of the 21st century pop icon BTS” according to the BBC.
The TV special will also include Roberts’s BTS Before the debut of the boy band “Live Lounge”.
“BTS’s Radio 1 journey started in 2017 and they aired on the radio for the first time, which caused fans from all over the world to share overwhelming support and excitement,” the BBC said.
This documentary will also introduce Roberts’ trip to Seoul in 2018. During this period, she met important people who played an important role in the success of the group, such as the group’s choreographer, K-pop director and some called ARMY. Member of the BTS fan group.
Just recently, BTS joined the “Spotify Billionaires Club” after its hit song “Dynamite” exceeded 1 billion on the platform. The music streaming site officially welcomed the boys to the club through a tweet on Thursday.
After the release of “Dynamite” on August 21, 2020, it took less than a year for BTS to gain a place in the “Spotify Billions Club”.
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