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BTS' 'Permission to Dance' includes sign language choreography


Shortly after BTS dropped the music video for their Ed Sheeran collab "Permission to Dance," several fans were quick to notice that it features special choreography: sign language!

According to Twitter user @teokminnie, who translates Korean into English and Japanese for the ARMY community, the movement of scratching the body with the thumbs out and the other fingers half-bent means "fun," and using one palm as a stage with two fingers of the other hand moving from side to side means "dance."

Of course, making a V with both hands is a symbol meaning "peace."

Soo Choi, an ARMY account with 1.2 million followers, gave a few examples from the music video. Many others were quick to point out in the replies that aside from being inclusive of the hearing-impaired, the "Permission to Dance" music video also features people from different ethnicities and ages.

Aside from the music video, BTS did a special livestream on Friday, featuring "Butter," "Spring Day," and the performance premiere of "Permission To Dance."

In addition to acknowledging the hardships brought by the pandemic through their songs, BTS' special choreo has given people more reasons to dance.

We stan an inclusive and compassionate idol group!

—MGP, GMA News