BTS recently had their comeback with the album PROOF, and so many things made ARMYs excited about this comeback. One of those was that after two years, the group was going to be making a comeback to music shows to promote their tracks from the album in front of Korean fans.
After a long wait, BTS finally made their return to music shows to promote their title track “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)” and “For Youth” on M Countdown.
When it came to the day of the broadcast, Mnet got fans excited by posting the standard idol images of BTS that all artists have before a performance. In the images, the group had two contrasting outfits for the two performances but looked just as good.
The caption of the tweet was also as cute, as the group shared a heartfelt message to ARMY, which seemed even more significant considering everything that has happened over the past few days.
"Our pride, the world’s pride, the universe’s pride
When we’re together, a miracle happens like a desert turning to sea
I will make it short…
AFBF (ARMY Forever BTS Forever) BAHO (BTS has to be Always Happy Okay?) AAHO (ARMY has to be Always Happy Okay?). I purple you.
#BTS #YetToCome #MustWatchMcountdownLive"
Then came the promos throughout the show, and it was easy to see why Mnet was making such a big deal of the performance because it was such a special moment for both the group and ARMYs worldwide.
Of course, when it came to the performance, it was unlike anything anyone had seen. Due to only attending a few music shows, BTS performed in an arena to allow as many ARMYs to watch them.
The sound that came from the fans when BTS appeared was phenomenal, and it was even more touching to see the faces of the members when they saw all the ARMYs waiting for them with their lightsticks.
Their track “For Youth” was the first track they performed and from the minute the members started performing, ARMYs worldwide were transported to a BTS concert. Of course, their visuals were second to none. But each of the members’ performance and vocals was truly spectacular and showcased their true talent.
The members then moved to the center of the stage. As the song reached the crescendo, the lights, staging, and atmosphere all seemed to perfectly join together and create something magical.
Like every music show performance, the track ended with an ending fairy. Or, in this case, seven very handsome ending fairies. All of the members seemed naturally overwhelmed by the performance, whether it was the song itself or seeing ARMYs sway along to the track.
The group’s next song was their title track, “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment).” Although K-ARMY had warned that Suga was starting on the piano, it didn’t prepare everyone watching for the beautiful sound the group’s rapper created. With the dim lights and strong atmosphere, it felt like something out of a movie.
What stood out the most because of the size of the venue was just how beautiful the sea of ARMY Bombs looked. They were all programmed to flash and change colors at the same time. It was definitely a sight to behold.
Seeing so many fans must’ve been overwhelming for the group but they continued to showcase their true talent throughout the nostalgic and emotional track. Despite having no choreography, their stage presence was out of this world and hard to compete with, and it allowed their vocals to shine.
If the ending fairies for “For Youth” were nostalgic, the members seemed to find their groove for their title track and embraced the chaos that idols have created.
Jimin, J-Hope, and Jungkook started off cute, followed by RM, who got seemingly embarrassed by his closeup. It ended with V, Suga, and Jin having some fun with their poses, whether it was heavy breathing, acting cool, and even some aegyo.
In the end, it was even more exciting for BTS and ARMYs as the group got their second win for “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)”.
With two more music shows to come, ARMYs will undoubtedly be hoping to keep getting wins for BTS and the group will continue to provide amazing performances that capture the hearts of everyone watching.
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