BTS's Takeover on The Tonight Show Was a Week-Long Funfest, and I'm Still Dancing

Updated on Oct 3, 2020 at 11:37 AM

From Sept. 28 to Oct. 2, K-pop group BTS delivered a series of performances, interviews, and sketches on The Tonight Show, and seeing them all together may be the joy we need to get through 2020. "We love having BTS on the show," host Jimmy Fallon said in a statement. "These guys are incredible, and you just know they're going to go above and beyond to make their performance unforgettable." Unforgettable is certainly the word I'd use for their "Black Swan" performance; did you see those looks? Absolutely swoon-worthy. Between The Roots backing "Dynamite" and Jimin doing his best in "Zoom Olympics," we're forever grateful for this takeover. Look ahead to watch all of BTS's appearances!

BTS Perform "Dynamite" on The Tonight Show

BTS Perform "Mikrokosmos" on The Tonight Show

BTS Hilariously Compete With Jimmy Fallon in the Zoom Olympics

BTS Perform "Black Swan" on The Tonight Show

BTS Faces Off Against Jimmy Fallon in Dance Your Feelings

BTS Reminisces on What They Were Like in High School

BTS Shares Details About Their New Album BE

BTS Perform "HOME" on The Tonight Show

BTS, Jimmy Fallon, and The Roots Sing "Dynamite"

BTS Perform "IDOL" on The Tonight Show

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BTS's Takeover on The Tonight Show Was a Week-Long Funfest, and I'm Still Dancing

BTS Perform "Dynamite" on The Tonight Show

BTS Perform "Mikrokosmos" on The Tonight Show

BTS Hilariously Compete With Jimmy Fallon in the Zoom Olympics

BTS Perform "Black Swan" on The Tonight Show

BTS Faces Off Against Jimmy Fallon in Dance Your Feelings

BTS Reminisces on What They Were Like in High School

BTS Shares Details About Their New Album BE

BTS Perform "HOME" on The Tonight Show

BTS, Jimmy Fallon, and The Roots Sing "Dynamite"

BTS Perform "IDOL" on The Tonight Show

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