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Please Like and Subscribe for More Videos! BTS (방탄소년단) - Dynamite! Please like the video if you enjoyed it! Comment the song you would like me to post next! Please subscribe if you haven't already! Thank you! BTS’ New Song ‘Dynamite’ Is a Contender for Song of the Summer. New song finds the BTS members trading verses about bringing the party while name-dropping everyone from King Kong to Lebron James. Global superstars BTS are back with a bright and breezy new track that makes them instant contenders for “Song of the Summer” honors. The boy band unveiled their new song “Dynamite” Friday, marking the K-pop group’s first all-English release. The shimmery, disco-lite track bounces and grooves with an infectious beat and uplifting chorus you’ll be singing back after one listen. The three and a half minute track is one of the poppiest songs the group has released to date, and was written by David Stewart and Jessica Agombar, who most recently teamed up for the Jonas Brothers’ hit, “What a Man Gotta Do.” The new song finds the BTS members trading verses about bringing the party while name-dropping everyone from King Kong to Lebron James. A release says the song “aims to bring a new surge of much-needed ‘energy’ to reinvigorate the global community in the midst of Covid-19.” “So watch me bring the fire and set the night alight,” the guys sing in the chorus. “Shining through the city with a little funk and soul/So I’ma light it up like dynamite.” The accompanying music video for “Dynamite” also dropped Friday and quickly broke YouTube records for most views for a video premiere with almost 20 million views after just its first hour of release. Directed by frequent collaborator Yong Seok Choi, the fun throwback video finds the guys performing on a basketball court, at the record shop, diner and other nostalgic locations — while dressed in retro-inspired outfits and hairstyles. The clip ends with the group showing off some meme-worthy choreography for “Dynamite” against a cotton candy-colored backdrop and explosions of colored powder shooting into the sky. Although “Dynamite” marks BTS’ first full-English single as a group, Jungkook, RM and Jimin previously guested on Steve Aoki’s dance-pop hit, “Waste It on Me,” in 2018 (the song was credited as “DJ Steve Aoki featuring BTS”). While “Dynamite” is sure to attract attention for its all-English lyrics, it’s worth noting that BTS has charted three Top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 with predominantly Korean lyrics, not to mention four Number One albums and multiple sold-out world tours — all without the perceived benefit of an “English hit.” “Dynamite” seems like a surefire smash, but how it performs on the charts is almost secondary now, as the group has already proven itself as industry heavyweights while releasing music — and engaging fans – on their own terms. Still, BTS fans (better known as Army) have mounted a concerted campaign to deliver the boys their first Number One single. “Dynamite” comes six months after BTS’ last studio album Map of the Soul: 7, which was released back in February to rave reviews. The group is expected to perform the track when they take the stage at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards on August 30th. BTS’s “Dynamite” is their first entirely English-language song — which the guys said wasn’t the initial plan but that the COVID-19 pandemic had spurred them to release a new track ASAP that would rev-up their global fanbase. BTS, which is managed by Big Hit Entertainment, is set to release “Break the Silence: The Movie,” a documentary following the group on its “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” stadium tour, in theaters starting Sept. 10. “How You Like That” also set the record for the biggest 24-hour YouTube debut for a music video with 86.3 million first-day views, once again usurping BTS, who previously set the record with the Halsey-assisted “Boy with Luv” (74.6 million). BTS fans are hopeful they can snatch the 24-hour debut record back, and while it’s too early to make any concrete predictions, they’re off to an excellent start. At the time of this writing, “Dynamite” has racked up approximately 14.5 million views in its first 40 minutes, adding another million views every few minutes. These early metrics also bode well for BTS’s prospects on the Billboard Hot 100 next week. Fans are determined to help the group score its first No. 1 hit, mobilizing to buy and stream “Dynamite” en masse. These efforts, along with a massive nationwide radio push, give BTS a strong chance of earning their first Hot 100 chart-topper. If the record-breaking premiere for “Dynamite” serves as any indication, BTS’s infectious new single will be making a lot of history over the next week.