Eagle-Eyed ARMYs Spot BTS’s Jin Putting His Own Twist On The “Run BTS” Choreography
BTS recently released the dance practice video for “Run BTS,” which we’ve all been eagerly waiting for, and ARMYs have been taking in every second of the video.
Since “Run BTS” was released on BTS’s anthology album, PROOF, fans have been hoping to see the choreography and got exactly what they wished for during the group’s Yet To Come In Busan concert on October 15, 2022.
On November 13 KST, the group officially released their dance practice video, showing the group giving their practice as much energy as their performance in Busan to over 50,000 people at the Busan Asiad Main Stadium and 50 million+ people live streaming the once-in-a-lifetime event.
Now, fans can take a closer look at the incredible choreography by Sienna Lalau, who, at 21 years old, has worked with some of the world’s biggest stars, from BTS to Justin Bieber, Ciara, and Jennifer Lopez.
The dance practice gave fans iconic moments from BTS RM‘s commanding presence at the center…
This part of the choreography, this formation with Namjoon in the center, behind the other members, and on a higher level, definitely hit me hard. It looks like they are marching forward toward the same goal, and Namjoon leads but also pushes from behind. pic.twitter.com/cTYaflnUW6
— Dita ⁷ (@almostdita) November 13, 2022
…to J-Hope‘s effortless embodiment of the choreography…
THE WAY HOSEOK MOVES IN RUN BTS?? THE ENERGY AND EXPRESSION, SO HOT. pic.twitter.com/oNYJfKXDaf
— j-hope daily™ 🏁 (@thehobiprint) November 13, 2022
… Suga‘s confidence and charisma when he performs…
LETS CALM DOWN MIN YOONGI SIR pic.twitter.com/GvvSjLfuQs
— sen⁷ 💙 (@sugatradamus) November 13, 2022
… Jimin‘s flawless dancing and “nevermind” tattoo reveal…
OH MY GOD THIS JIMIN IN SLOW ???? I FEEL INSANE !! pic.twitter.com/aG1s27S4Gz
— JIMIN VOCAL | threads & analyses (@PJM_vocal) November 13, 2022
… V looking like he’s having the time of his life while immersing himself in the performance…
OMG LOOK AT HIM❤️🔥❤️🔥 pic.twitter.com/Vqq16hl30a
— thv updates (@DailylofV) November 13, 2022
… to Jungkook’s iconic footwork with Jimin, all moments that made ARMYs want to watch the video again and again.
no one understands… i'm addicted to this part!! pic.twitter.com/ELSdFhPU5C
— jungkook admirer (@dreamjeons) November 13, 2022
BTS’s Jin also stood out in the video. Jin expertly removed a fallen bandana from the floor, preventing a potential accident while making it look like part of the choreography.
gotta love how jin made sure to pick up the handkerchief to keep everyone safe 🥺💜 pic.twitter.com/idkZHGNzQQ
— cardcaptor⁷ ଓ 🪐💫 👨🚀🚀🌕🌊 (@namgijinist) November 13, 2022
Fans took notice of another modification Jin made to the choreography. During the last chorus, the members lightly tap their faces with an open hand. While six members followed along with the intended move, Jin hilariously opted to tap his pointer fingers against his face instead.
i was learning the run bts choreography and realised for the “run beautiful” move in the last chorus, all the other members pat their cheeks but jin pokes them 😭😭😭 he’s so adorable pic.twitter.com/jm2dhXhQKU
— pha 🧑🏻🚀 jin (@bemyjinnie) November 13, 2022
The video pointing out the difference gained more than 586,000 views in less than 24 hours and over 62,000 likes on the Tweet.
he said “aegyo” in the middle of such badass badboy choreo 😂🙌🏽 https://t.co/D7YjMUzoP2
— ⟭⟬ Char ⟬⟭ Will Wait for BTS 💜 (@onigiridorkk) November 13, 2022
ARMYs pointed out that Jin doesn’t like his face being touched, which was likely the reason he opted to adorably poke his face instead. Fans also noted that he made the same modification at the Yet To Come In Busan concert.
remember he doesn’t like to touch his face or being touched on the face 🥺
— pha 🧑🏻🚀 jin (@bemyjinnie) November 13, 2022
he do that on the concert day too 😭https://t.co/QCSO7dAYlm
— 131110⁷💜💙 (@respectallnight) November 13, 2022
Check out the article below for more on Jin’s expert save during the dance practice video!
