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Throwback to this video, when vminhope has to do the 2X speed challenge with DNA as a penalty but then the rest of the members joined & they all synced so well. This is called professionalism.

137,797 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля SunsetShimmer345💜아포방포
SunsetShimmer345💜아포방포1 год назад

No one else EXCEPT BTS could EVER pull something like this off, and with such ease!

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UserInterface7 лет назад

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Фото профиля Klimt
Klimt1 год назад

The way Taehyung didn’t bat an eyelid when it sped up and his body just naturally moved to the music!

Фото профиля bunnykoo
bunnykoo1 год назад

Hobi face was like..oh that's how you wanna play, bring it on🙃

Фото профиля Aera⁷
Aera⁷1 год назад

As expected, only BTS can

Фото профиля ~ᴡᴡʜ ᴘsʜʜʜsᴘʜʜʜ⁷🐟|ᴮᵗˢ ʸᵉᵃʳ||
~ᴡᴡʜ ᴘsʜʜʜsᴘʜʜʜ⁷🐟|ᴮᵗˢ ʸᵉᵃʳ||1 год назад

And not to mention, the choreography for Dna wasn't simple, they had to follow every beat

Фото профиля Sidrabora⁷⁼¹2025 BTS YEAR
Sidrabora⁷⁼¹2025 BTS YEAR1 год назад

they ateeee

Фото профиля ♡ɴɴᴇᴊᘔᴋʏ ꪜᴀɴɪᴅᴏᘔᴀ ⊹ ꪜᴀɴꪻᴇ♡🐻🐯뷔☃️태젠ⓥ
♡ɴɴᴇᴊᘔᴋʏ ꪜᴀɴɪᴅᴏᘔᴀ ⊹ ꪜᴀɴꪻᴇ♡🐻🐯뷔☃️태젠ⓥ1 год назад

Fun times!

Фото профиля AR 💙🪖🩷🏠🖤🪖❤️🏠🧡🪖💚🪖💜🪖
AR 💙🪖🩷🏠🖤🪖❤️🏠🧡🪖💚🪖💜🪖1 год назад

I miss them so much 🥹

Фото профиля Cutiegold wants to hug yoongi..💜 IA
Cutiegold wants to hug yoongi..💜 IA1 год назад

Cake walk…!!! Talented kings…!!!!

Фото профиля bee ⁷🧚🏼
bee ⁷🧚🏼1 год назад

My shaylaaaaaaaaas🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

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