Watch BTS Perform 'Swim' in the Guggenheim Museum on 'Fallon'
Rolling Stone • • entertainment
Key Points:
- BTS appeared as the musical guest on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, performing their new track "Swim" at New York City's Guggenheim Museum, marking the song's TV debut.
- The band discussed their new album "Arirang," their first full-length release since 2022, which was created while all seven members lived together in Los Angeles for two months.
- The album is named after a traditional Korean folk song symbolizing a range of emotions, with BTS aiming for their music to have a universal appeal similar to "Arirang."
- BTS members shared insights into the meanings behind songs like "Swim," which J-Hope described as a message about overcoming life's struggles and continuing to move forward.
- During the interview, BTS also answered fan questions, including recommendations for new listeners and lighthearted topics such as Jin's humorous theory about people having two butts.
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