UK NME "Re-confirms BTS Ability"... BTS online concert, highly praised.

 Foreign media praised BTS's online concert "BTS PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE." 

"Since then, BTS has set numerous records, won major headlines, and has not had an important part of (various) completing BTS, their opportunity to present BTS on the spot," NME, a British music magazine, said, referring to BTS's last large stadium performance before the COVID-19 situation.

"Permission to Dance On Stage" was not a moment of reunion (with fans), but BTS created a stage that seemed to feel the heat of the full-seat concert hall with all their energy and sincerity," NME said adding, "This is another example of reaffirming BTS's ability to change, develop, and do anything in a tough life."

The Guardian, a British daily newspaper, praised the upgraded stage in an article titled Charisma and Confidence of the World's Best Pop Group, saying, " BTS has challenged various genres since its debut in 2013, but proved its charisma and confidence as a group by utilizing each member's strengths."

The Guardian also praised BTS for breaking records that have not been broken for a long time in the music industry and breaking the notion that pop with English lyrics can only gain global popularity, whether online or offline.

Teen Vogue, a U.S. magazine, introduced, " BTS is one of the most touching musicians today," adding, "The recent online concert proved this once again," and pointed out the concept and composition of each stage in detail.

BTS will continue its tour by holding an offline performance of "BTS PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE - LA" at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles from November 27 to 28 (local time).