The BTS Army Are Mercenaries for Change – Carpool Karaoke Bonus Clip

The Late Late Show with James Corden published this video item, entitled “The BTS Army Are Mercenaries for Change – Carpool Karaoke Bonus Clip” – below is their description.

James Corden takes a moment to spotlight the Korean super group BTS and its fans, known as the BTS Army, for donating a total of $2M to Black Lives Matter. In addition to their generosity, fans of the biggest K-pop bands in the world have been taking over controversial and hateful hashtags and trends on Twitter. To say thank you, James shares a new clip from his Carpool Karaoke with BTS, in which the group makes an insane “Baby Shark”-“Shots” mashup.

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