The way BTS handled the situation like the professionals they are is awesome like the way jhope sended tae a signal instantly to not perform lalala part and tae sended the same signal to jin and so on they all in fraction of seconds understood eo and the situation They are multi talented and intelligent
Jimin was the first one to gesture for jhope and jhope nods and quickly turns to RM. JK noticed Jimin doing the lalala sign to jhope and he turns to jhope, understanding what they meant. While jhope was signing to RM, jimin told V. And then when they stood up, jhope told jin and V again
apparently my fav rapper make a song with my fav vocalist and perform those song with our lovely Daehyun in my country when I was struggling for SPM ._. Taktau nak nangis camna lagi
the way the floor looks dry but its actually very wet is when i realized everyone is just stumbling everywhere. when jimin fell, he didn't want the others to slip like him so when it was this part 2:47 when v was singing, he was comunnicating with the other members telling them not to do the lalalala part. everyone got the message except yoongi. so when they were about to do the lalalala choreo, they changed it as u can see in this part 3:18 . since yoongi didnt get the message he was about to do the choreo, but he relized that the others are not doing the choreo. so he just go along. and also at this part 0:45 jin was about to slip but he took off his shoes, but the camera didnt catch that. Sorry for the long comment lol. <3 #staysafebangtan
1:20 Hobi and JK. I love how they even can understand each other well with only one eye contact. Thank god that they didn't do that choreography, it's the most dangerous part
Anyone notice there communication the flor was so wet that's why at the end they had to change the chores... There fabulous communication 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
This could be very dangerous,,why the organization didn't make sure that everything is fine before having a concert.. We can clearly see that the stage was wet & the members slipped so many times.
