BTS’ latest English single ‘Permission to Dance’ was released on July 9. The song has already received 71 million views in 24 hours. After the success of Dynamite and Butter, Permission to Dance is following the suit. The song ‘Permission to Dance” is much-loved by ARMY for many reasons.
The song is set in post-pandemic times and the group expresses positivity. BTS reflects hope and happiness for the time to come. The excellent choreography is eye-catching. The dance break has sign language, telling people to dance, and the V sign for victory.
BTS ARMY is very happy with the choreography and little easter eggs. Their reactions on Twitter ranged from emotional to pride. The song begins with an easter egg in celebration of ‘Disability Pride Month’ . They also had the hearing aid emoji added to their Twitter bio.
These additions meant a lot to the hearing-impaired ARMY. #DeafArmy was trending on Twitter worldwide the next day. Many of them became ARMY solely because BTS included the community. This inclusion in the celebration allowed them to enjoy the song as well.
The Director-General of WHO, also tweeted, “Thank you BTS for including sign language in your Permission to Dance music video. As 1.5 billion people in the world are affected by hearing loss; sign language can help them to continue enjoying music which can bring joy to life.”
Thank you, @BTS_twt, for including sign language in your #PermissiontoDance music video.
As 1.5 billion people in the world are affected by hearing loss; sign language can help them to continue enjoying music which can bring joy to life. https://t.co/rG9etJSenR pic.twitter.com/a2rLn1AGkW— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) July 10, 2021
