It’s not often that you see the United Nations go viral online. And when it does, it might not always be inspiring news. But Korean pop boy band BTS made UN history earlier this week. They turned the United Nations into a viral sensation on Monday. BTS performed and recorded a special version of their latest hit, Permission to Dance, at the UN headquarters in New York. That’s the song you might have heard playing everywhere this summer. Millions of BTS Army fans are more than aware of it, as they follow BTS closely day in and day out.
The K-pop band did not come to the UN just to offer the impressive audience a different version of one of their best songs. The members also gave a speech on Monday, as special envoys of Korean President Moon Jae-in. The BTS gang addressed the current challenges the world faces. They talked about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and climate change. And millions of fans tuned in to listen.
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