Is BTS Permission To Dance song banned in South Korea?

After creating a wave with their song, Dynamite and Butter, BTS’ Permission To Dance is getting immense love from all over the world. However, Seoul gyms have banned the song from being played while people work out. The song along with other K-pop hits such as Drunk-Dazed by Enhypen is not allowed to play in gyms.

Is BTS banned from South Korea?

The new BTS track Permission To Dance along with other K-pop hits such as Drunk-Dazed by Enhypen, are being banned from being played in gyms in Seoul. According to the latest reports, the new BTS track along with other K-pop hits such as Drunk-Dazed by Enhypen, are being banned from being played in gyms in Seoul.

Which country BTS are banned?

China social media giant Weibo banned a fan account for South Korean K-pop band BTS for 60 days, citing illegal fundraising.

Why is BTS’ permission to dance banned in South Korea?

The South Korean government has banned several K-pop songs including BTS’ Permission To Dance and Drunk-Dazed by ENHYPEN from playing in the gyms. Reportedly, the decision has been taken because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Why did BTS get banned from KBS?

4 Of BTS New Songs Banned From Broadcast. KBS has banned four songs from BTS’s newest mini-album, Love Yourself: Her. They ruled “Pied Piper”, “Go Go”, “Skit: Billboard Music Award Speech” and hidden track “Sea” as inappropriate for broadcast. According to KBS, the songs were banned for mentioning specific brands, use of slang, and vulgar language.

Can you listen to BTS at the gym in Korea?

However, the playing of upbeat and exciting music in a gym will now be restricted from being played at gyms in Seoul, South Korea – specifically songs that are catchy and addicting, and with high beats per minute (BPM), such as songs from BTS, BLACKPINK, EXO, SEVENTEEN, and more.

Why did KBS ban Ikon songs?

According to KBS, the songs were banned for mentioning specific brands, use of slang, and vulgar language. KBS also banned iKON Bobby’s “Up” from his first solo album, as it contained curse words like “piss me off” and “sucker”…