This past week has been BTS Week on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon which means 5 days of BTS performances! We cannot get enough of the interviews and performances and they are known to only appear on the Tonight Show when they come to the USA. 

“We love having BTS on the show," Fallon said in a news release. "These guys are incredible, and you just know they’re going to go above and beyond to make their performance unforgettable. Last time we had them on we took over Grand Central Terminal, so we had our work cut out for us to top that."

 

On Monday’s show, Fallon opened the episode with his typical monologue and a skit, before band members RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook appeared for the first time in a colorful clip of them singing “Dynamite” —remotely, due to the coronavirus — along with Fallon and The Roots, the show’s band.

In addition to their performance of “HOME,” the night featured an interview with noted BTS fan John Cena, who is beloved by ARMYs for the way he speaks about the power of BTS. 

On Wednesday, the BTS performed their single “Black Swan” for Night 3 of their “Tonight Show” takeover. 

Along with the performance, BTS shared details of their upcoming album BE (Deluxe Edition), their reaction to “Dynamite” going to No. 1 on the charts, and their aspiration to win a Grammy.

The group also reminisced with Fallon about their high school days.

RM and Jimin both admitted to being nerds back in the day, while Taehyung and Yoongi were slackers. Jin was quiet and J-Hope was a popular kid. Jungkook was actually already in BTS while he was still in school. 

Finally, Fallon and BTS played a game of “Dance Your Feelings”, in which they faced off against each other to see who could best express randomly suggested feelings through dance.

On Thursday night, the K-pop Idols, BTS took over “The Tonight Show” once again to perform their hit “Mikrokosmos”. The group performed the song remotely, from inside a traditional temple by the water at night.

BTS also took part in a game of “Zoom Olympics” with Jimmy Fallon in which they attempted to perform a number of challenges over zoom.  For example, in the “Groundhog Challenge”, each person had to pop their head in and out of the camera frame as many times as possible to be declared the winner. In another challenge, players faced off by trying to place as many TV remote controls on top of each other on the palms of their hands as they could before it all toppled over.