BTS Performs "ON" at Grand Central Terminal for The Tonight Show

Since carpool karaoke i become obsessed with them HELP.... Edit after 2 months : i BECOME obsessed with JIMIN too.

I was just watching some Harry Styles videos and i don't know how i end up here, this is a fucking performance, now i know why all the world loves them

I thought this phenomenal performance disappeared but thank god it's not!! 🙏

Watching this performance made me miss them even more😭

anyone realise how they just collapse after the performance is over??? just shows how much energy they put into their performance and yet still look so effortless.... im in shock

i've been watching Jimmy Fallons Tonight Show for like 4 years now and i think this is the first time I've seen that they had to change their venue just for a performance. just wow

I'm so happy this is back up! This was the moment I became ARMY!

I am a 57 yr old Army and I love love these boys❤❤❤❤❤❤

Honestly never seen any other artists put this much effort into their performances. If a guest performance was this good then imagine their freaking concerts! I'm starting to understand what the hype was about!

Just your reminder that BTS performed this 3-4 times at 4am, they all near collapsed at the end, Jimmy said when he gave JK a back hug he could feel JK’s heartbeat through his back, a back up dancer said they were in bed for 5 days recovering from this performance, Jimin and a back up dancer ended up with rips in their outfits due to the intensity of the choreography, BTS write and produce nearly all of their music and this song in particular is inspired from Carl Jung’s theory of human psychology: the ego who is doing it like them right now

You MUST know this. That night when they filmed this they got permission to empty out Grand Central Station at 3 in the morning to do this performance. But they didn't film or record it once. They did it 3 or 4 or more times. They went ALL OUT each time to film this. Do you have any idea how hard that was? With the dance break...one of their longest songs and most difficult choreography. Jimmy said when it was over he hugged V and he could feel V's heart through his back!!! Did you see some of them fall to the ground at the end? They were exhausted! This performance is so very special to me. It's the first time seeing them perform. I didn't know they existed. I randomly tuned into Jimmy Fallon and watched. I was overwhelmed to say the least. Coming from a musical theatre background in Directing and Choreography...I KNEW how hard it was to pull off that Perfect Performance. I've been watching BTS content Every Day since then! EVERY DAY!

One of the finest performers in the world right here. I'm so proud of the entire group and the backup dancers as well. Brilliant job by everyone. Thanks to the Fallon team to have them perform at the iconic grand central terminal.

“If you listen to BTS' music without prejudice, you'll like it” –Suga, BTS Just gonna leave it here

Man, if they performed this at an award show, EVERYBODY would lose they wigs

Will forever be my favorite choreography.

One of the many reasons why I love BTS is no matter what type of performance they do, they put everything into it. You can tell especially with this performance. And also, with the Carpool Karaoke with James, even though the Carpool was just for fun they actually went all out. I think this is one of their best performances for a show like Jimmy Fallon!!

You win BTS now I'm a fan.

While they're dancing, you can't tell they're exhausted. But after the performance they're out of breath.😢 They're seriously so professional

I am stunned all over again🔥🔥🔥 ON is legendary. Miss them more my tannies💜

And their story is unbelievable. They started out at rock bottom. 7 boys who signed with a company that was teetering on Bankruptcy. 7 boys slept in one room. They didn't have expensive clothes. Some went to school during the day, while others wrote music and then at night they would practice for hours on end, falling asleep on the practice room floor. They are such hard workers. They fought so hard for their dream.