BTS, the seven-member K-Pop sensation, took over The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Sept. 26. And while the snazzily dressed boys could've just performed a few songs and been on their merry way, they instead showed off their wheelhouse of dance moves.
Thus, the Fortnite Challenge was born: BTS mimicked some popular dance moves from the even-more-popular video game, which ranged from the demure "Tidy" to the in-your-face "Orange Justice." Everyone joins together for "the Floss" in the end, which is as perfect as you always imagined.
In addition to their Fortnite grooves and performing their smash hits "I'm Fine" and "Idol," the band also sat down for a brief interview to discuss their recent experience at the United Nations — they were the first K-pop band to ever address delegates in such a manner, where they gave an empowering speech about the importance of self-love. (The chat was mostly hindered by screaming audience members, but we'll take what we can get.)
"I was, like, so nervous,” RM, who jokingly described himself as the band's translator, explained. "I was holding up the paper and you could see my hands shaking. It was a big deal."
RM also enlightened viewers about what BTS's "message" is, which the band hopes always shines through with each and every one of their performances. "It's mainly about speaking yourself," he said. "Like, instead of letting other people speak for you, 'cause to truly love ourselves it's important to firstly know who I am, and you know, where I'm from, and what my name is, what my voice is, kind of like that."
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