The song conveys a message of dancing freely even in tough moments of life.
BTS's music continues to have a positive impact on global fans.
[TV Daily] BTS has added another milestone to its achievements as the music video for 'Permission to Dance' crossed 700 million views on YouTube at 5:14 PM on the 10th, having originally been released globally in July 2021. This marks the group's tenth music video to surpass this impressive figure. 'Permission to Dance', a dance-pop track, encourages listeners to embrace the joy of dancing freely despite their burdensome daily lives. Released during the COVID-19 pandemic, it provided a message of resilience and hope during challenging times. The latter part of the music video showcases the seven members performing choreography using international sign language, further amplifying the uplifting message. Additionally, their performance at the 76th United Nations General Assembly in 2021 became a global topic, spreading positive energy to audiences worldwide.
'Permission to Dance' exemplifies BTS's musical evolution and stands at the pinnacle of their dance-pop genre. This track goes beyond a simple pop song, establishing an emotional connection with fans that is paramount. The message of the music video offers comfort to those exhausted during the COVID-19 pandemic, conveying hope that communication can occur through dance. This reflects BTS's philosophy of valuing communication with their audience.
BTS's global influence elevates their status in today’s music industry. Achieving 700 million views is not just a number; it signifies the profound impact their music has had on many people. They play a role in bridging different cultures and languages through their music, resonating deeply with fans worldwide.
Additionally, BTS showcased through their UN performance that music can deliver social messages. 'Permission to Dance' serves not merely as entertainment but also acts as a medium for strengthening understanding and solidarity among nations, thereby solidifying the hopeful message they intended to convey.
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