The epic music video is fun and surprising for a number of reasons, not only because BTS is nowhere to be found, but because the K-Pop group and Aoki made sure to bring together an all-star, Asian-only cast, includingnewly-minted BTS ARMY member Ross Butlerand some of your favoriteCrazy Rich Asiansactors. Clemens will also be dropping pieces, “inspired by the Olympics,” according to theNew York Times, Global powerhouse BTS is back with their latest irresistible bop, the Ed Sheeran-penned “Permission to Dance.” An ode to an eventual post-pandemic euphoria, the song has an anthemic chorus and uplifting, playful choreo (that also incorporates ASL) — plus, the music video weaves together heartwarming scenes of people dancing and enjoying life again. ARMYs can count on BTS for an instant serotonin boost, as per usual.ContentView Iframe URLBillie Eilish, “NDA” Hearing myself singing during a dramatic scene on a TV show was so surreal. My vocal was pretty loud in the mix, it was as if I was almost interrupting the characters! Loved it.Watch the super-dreamy video for "Fever Dream."ContentView Iframe URLOn June 11, a dividedSupreme Court