In introductory comments, RM and Jimin expressed their delight at appearing on the “legendary” program before highlighting the return of SUGA, who had been absent from group activities in recent months following a shoulder surgery. Why were they all wearing something that featured Donald Duck in some capacity? Not sure! Was it incredibly charming nonetheless? Absolutely! Will I probably spend a few days wondering if this holds any significance for things to come? Of course I will! “Telepathy” featured the members in an arcade, leaning into the nostalgic energy of the program. The boys have a knack for keeping their virtual performances new and exciting, refusing to let their distance from an audience push them into anything repetitive or mundane. As usual, the BTS boys brought their A-game to their latest “first.”Ĭan You Hear the Bass Boom? I’m Ready: The opening of “Telepathy” marked the first time the group have performed the upbeat track from their most recent album, November’s BE. While they are certainly not the first international group to appear on the show, which has heavily featured artists from around the globe since its inception, they are the first Korean act. The members of the septet - RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook - have now joined the ranks of the pop culture icons that preceded them with a five-song set, the majority of which was sung in Korean. MTV as a whole now often feels associated with a nostalgic time of TRL, flannels, and Blockbuster, but rest assured, millennials - if BTS is doing it, it’s still cool.
Mariah Carey’s episode marked a shift in her public reception and launched her cover of “I’ll Be There” to No. In 1992, Eric Clapton’s Unplugged album became the best-selling live album of all time. MTV Unplugged feels much more associated with the millennials, first airing in 1989 and rising to prominence in the ‘90s, ushering in many performances that have since become the stuff of legend. End up on the wrong end of the divide, and you’re in a tough spot. Talkin’ ‘Bout My Generation: Recently, there’s been a growing divide between millennials and gen-z: side parts and skinny jeans are out. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.īTS Bring the Fire and Set the Night Alight on MTV Unplugged: Review K-Pop superstars BTS bring their A-game to the classic MTV program
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