BTS Plays A Crosswalk In LA And Suddenly Drivers Don't Mind The Traffic

The K-pop band took to the streets with "Late Late Show" host James Corden to perform "Dynamite" and other hits.
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BTS is one of the world’s most popular bands, but you wouldn’t have known it by the reaction of some commuters when the K-pop giants played a Los Angeles intersection. (Watch the video below.)

In a performance for James Corden’s “Crosswalk” series, which aired Thursday on “The Late Late Show,” the group drew annoyed and perplexed looks from some drivers at first. Either those behind the wheel didn’t know who BTS was, or they were simply in a hurry.

But that changed. As the band cranked out hits “Butter,” “Permission to Dance” and “Dynamite,” the traffic got friendlier. Drivers who recognized BTS brought out their cellphones, popped their heads through sunroofs and enjoyed the show.

Corden provided some comic relief by being oblivious to the guys’ teasing in Korean. He also showed BTS some unwelcome choreography.

These dudes, however, get upstaged by no one.

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