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BTS featured as musical guests on 'The Late Late Show with James Corden'
The K-pop group defended their fanbase after a joke made by the host in September
'We appreciate your apology' trended on Twitter after the show

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BTS ask James Corden 'Are you alright?' after he landed in hot soup with ARMY

Name: BTS ask James Corden 'Are you alright?' after he landed in hot soup with ARMY
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Description: The biggest group in the world BTS made an appearance on 'The Late Late Show with James Corden'! The K-pop septet arrived in the 'Late Late Show' studio for the first time in 2 years on the same day they were nominated for a G...

Stan a group that stans you right back, say ARMY as BTS attempt to clear the air with James Corden.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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BTS ask James Corden 'Are you alright?' after he landed in hot soup with ARMY

The biggest group in the world BTS made an appearance on 'The Late Late Show with James Corden'!

The K-pop septet arrived in the 'Late Late Show' studio for the first time in 2 years on the same day they were nominated for a Grammy.

BTS performed their hit track "Permission To Dance" as the musical guest of the evening, and also sat down with host James Corden for an interview. But the interview took a turn when BTS members decided to tackle a rather uncomfortable issue head on.

Also Watch: 2nd year in a row! BTS bag a Grammy Nomination for 2022

Back in September, host James Corden came under fire for making jokes about BTS's attendance at the UN.

BTS's leader RM has proved that the best way to care for fans who were hurt is to speak up on their behalf.

Corden explained his side of the situation and clarified that no offense was intended toward anyone. While the words 'I'm sorry' were not used, RM did say they 'appreciated the apology'.