I love watching BTS fail at making pancakes

The clock is ticking. Seven members of BTSYou are only seconds away from finding out who the spy in their Mafia game is. The moderator points timidly to one member of the band, and the band explodes into screaming and accusations. Insults are exchanged, friendships are questioned and the world’s most well-known boy band suddenly appears like a group of friends at a Friday night game. 

It’s a common scene on Run BTSThe boy band’s variety program. The web series was first launched in 2015 V LiveThe weekly episode of the septet engaging in all manner of mayhem is available at. It could be migrating to the kitchen to tackle cooking challenges, or playing badminton using pots and pans. Run BTSThis is the perfect place to find comedy chaos. I shamelessly love every minute of it. 

The idea of giving The largest band in the worldAlthough their bizarre variety show may sound strange at first, it becomes so easy to understand after just one episode. We often see BTS perform or appearing on stage as fans. Promotion of new musicThey are talented musicians, but it is also fascinating to see them struggle with complicated recipes. This makes the group feel more human than just music. K-pop tends to focus on a uniform, clean image for its performers. Run BTSThese carefully constructed impressions are completely shredded and you will be introduced to the seven hilariously funny men behind them. 

The show reveals that Jin is the king of dad jokes. His ability to wrangle puns and wit in one breath is just as impressive as his flawless falsettos. Suga, who is apparently an expert in the studio and in the kitchen, will jump in to save a recipe from disaster. J-Hope can brave any crowd and command every stage, but his fierceness falls short in the face of heights and roller coasters (although he’s always still willing to try, bless him). RM, the team’s leader, is brilliantly intelligent, but he’s also a clumsy klutz, who will mistake sugar for salt just like us. Jimin is a bundle full of love and will do anything to support his bandmates on stage or in a card game, even if he’s losing. V’s deathly stare gives strength to his choreography as well as his Mafia tactics. His secret acting skills are evident every time. Jungkook, the band’s youngest member, is a master of all trades. He is like a golden key who unlocks the secret for winning any game, be it paintball or Pictionary. 

BTS’s success and, perhaps even more important, the ARMY ride-or-die fanbase often leaves the general public stunned. You need to look no further than Run BTSTo understand the reasons they are there They are loved by their fans.. Yes, they’re ridiculously talented, but they’re also endlessly charismatic, and the show allows them to present that side of themselves.

It’s quite endearing to see seven of Earth’s most talented individuals struggle with each other. foot volleyballYou can see them flailing in an introductory aerial yoga class. Millionaires who will fight for a chance at a basic kitchen set or gift card. It’s funny, chaotic, and all too common.

Watching is an experience that brings you joy unmatched BTS concertsA great way to start off your Tuesdays is with an episode of Run BTS. The show provides a quick shot at humor for everyone, whether they are running from zombies or galavanting through a water park. Being a fan of something is a great way to be a young adult. Run BTSThis is a rare opportunity for my inner child, to let loose, have fun, and be free to breathe. BTS is also able to enjoy the show’s charm.

Recently, the team announced that they had fulfilled their Enlistment in the military is mandatoryIt has been clarified that they will not be releasing solo albums. Run BTSIt is still a place where the group can reassemble as seven. The show has evolved into a safe haven or magic shop, depending on your preference (fans will be able to see the reference), both for ARMYs AND BTS. They share a platform and an experience that is shared between them, which is resonant of a lasting bond. 

BTS delightfully announces that at the end each episode, “Run BTSThey will keep going.” It’s a promise that they’ve kept for over 150 episodes, but it’s more importantly a promise that the band itself will always be there. In a time that’s arguably been turbulent since the group’s initial announcement of their temporary solo work in their 2022 Festa, Run BTS It has remained a meeting place that grows alongside their fans. We may never know. Who knows? Run Episodes will feature the group performing dad tasks. I know that I would tune in to see it.