Permission To Dance Teaser: BTS give major positive and party vibes making ARMY swoon over their comeback

Big Hit has today dropped the first teaser for BTS comeback song Permission to Dance leaving the ARMY excited. The song drops on July 9, ARMY day, and is a gift to fans from BTS who celebrated their eighth anniversary recently. Permission to Dance teaser video has already started trending on Twitter with over a million mentions. The song has already surpassed a million likes on YouTube and has got everyone feel groovy.

Permission To Dance Music Video begins with Suga holding a magazine cover that speaks about saying goodbye to COVID and welcoming 2022, a new beginning. The members are then seen grooving all dressed in casual denim wear. While Suga, Jin, and Jimin twinning in white T-shirts paired with shirts and denim pants and Kim Taehyung, RM, Jungkook and J-Hope in denim on denim look. The camera then shifts to J-hope who points at different destinations on a signboard, one also reading ‘ARMY’. The teaser ends with the members saying ’cause, we don’t need permission to dance.’ Yesss! ARMY is gushing over the comeback teaser and cannot keep their calm.

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— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) July 6, 2021

The music of the song seems fun and positive and has full-on party vibes to it. It gives the vibe of celebrations. Permission To Dance has been co-written by Ed Sheeran and dropping in hints about it, the ace singer had mentioned it being his favourite BTS song. This is BTS’ second collaboration with Ed Sheeran after Make It Right.

In the meantime, BTS has created history with their song Butter ranking number 1 at the Billboard Hot 100 for the sixth consecutive week. The members thanked ARMY for their continuous support. BTS is only moving up and onwards, creating history and breaking records like never before.

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