Here’s 10 Details From BTS’s “Permission To Dance” Music Video That You Might Not Have Noticed

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We all know BTS have great attention to detail in everything we do. This was evident in their “Butter” single release concept photos. Now, it is even more clear with their release of “Permission to Dance.” The music video is not just a fun Western vibe that seems straight out of a Disney Channel original movie, but it holds a lot of great meaning.

Here are 10 details from the “Permission to Dance” music video that you might not have noticed…

1. They’re definitely hinting at a world tour

A lot of imagery in the music video represents COVID-19 ending and moving on with one’s life, and having fun. In the music video teaser, we saw the front page of the newspaper Suga is reading and the city signs with J-Hope, and we believe they might be hinting at a world tour next year.

WHAT'S THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN#PermissiontoDance pic.twitter.com/FpwrwRisvR
— daga⁷ً ツ (@dasievan) July 6, 2021

The headlines on the newspaper and the words on the truck in the music video include the following phrases: “Our Life Goes On,” “2022, The Beginning Of A New Era,” “Bye [Facemask], let’s not meet again ever,” “Purple balloons signal the end of COVID-19,” “We all worked together to overcome it. Nothing could stop us,” “Just keep the right vibe,” “Just live like we’re golden.”

"2022 The Beginning of a New Era
Purple Balloons Signal the End of COVID-19
Our Life Goes On"
NOOOOOO #PermissiontoDance #Butter pic.twitter.com/VHmhcHu7Nd
— Jinkm4 (@itsNicaayyy) July 6, 2021

In life goes on they were in their home just recalling their memories of past at the beginning of the pandemic but now in ptd they're all in the outdoor feeling happy and ready for the beginning of a new era and saying goodbye to covid-19??!? #PermissiontoDance pic.twitter.com/v5L7W7QXwF
— Kajal Youniverse⁷ ???? (@kmohanty99) July 6, 2021

2. Purple

We know purple holds special significance for ARMY. V popularized the term “Borahae” or “I purple you,” meaning “Purple is the last color of the rainbow colors. Purple means I will trust and love you for a long time.”

In the music video, purple balloons are featured to also “signal the end of COVID-19.” This can also be seen in the newspaper, balloons are featured all throughout the video, and there’s also a painted one on a truck with the phrase, “Live just like we’re golden.”

The kid is holding purple balloon #PermissiontoDance @BTS_twt pic.twitter.com/wdQcShnNXp
— Soo Choi ???? Permission to Dance (@choi_bts2) July 6, 2021

“i left a purple balloon in your dream look it up” pic.twitter.com/dPJOTj6mep
— maha⁷ | taehyung thinker (@vanteficient) July 9, 2021

'purple balloons signals that covid-19 is over' pic.twitter.com/HQR87Tbw4k
— ⁷ (@laughkpop) July 9, 2021

3. 2013-06-13

BTS’s debut date, June 13, 2013, was featured as the phone number, 201-306-13, on a business building.

STOP… The telephone number pic.twitter.com/Wtr09mQ46D
— ????????????????????⁷⟭⟬ (@jiminibabie) July 9, 2021

4. BTS are highlighting everyone affected by the pandemic…

BTS has used many recent releases, such as “Life Goes On” and “Butter,” to encourage everyone affected by the pandemic to know there will be better days ahead. In the music video for “Permission to Dance,” they also highlight those persons who have been greatly affected by COVID-19, such as teachers, elderly and children, retail workers, etc.

i really love the diversity and that the mv is so inclusive #PermissiontoDance pic.twitter.com/6QMqvnOtmU
— bri⁷ • STREAM PTD (@iSwoonforJoon) July 9, 2021

bts highlighting people most affected by the pandemic such as frontliners, retail workers, teachers, children, the elderly, and focusing on showing them that there is hope? theyre incredible people it's no wonder bts were so excited for ptd
— ree ???? ⁷ (@mintynkks) July 9, 2021

permission to dance celebrates diversity. bts incorporating sign language to the choreography then having people of all different ages & races and showing frontliner jobs such as being a janitor & a waitress in the pandemic. its so heartwarming. pic.twitter.com/b76WWlU5kf
— jirachi ☆ (@CYPHER5CYJ) July 9, 2021

5. The waitress might represent ARMY

The waitress in the music video might represent more than just paying respects to people in the foodservice industry. In the TinyTAN universe, the girl representing ARMY works in a bakery, so possibly they are the same character.

the girl in the beginning reminds me of the army from the tiny tan universe bc they both work at the coffee shop, so im personally choosing to believe thats supposed to represent her even tho that is probably a stretch pic.twitter.com/NMrJzYh76J
— jo⁷ (@_SHAD0WS) July 9, 2021

guys what if this girl is us because both of them worked at bakery? and if that is true, then permission to dance actually started with us, ARMYS. pic.twitter.com/81oISAHDak
— saba is yeehawing⁷ (@jeonfelicite) July 9, 2021

6. Referencing their other songs…

BTS make a small connection from their previous release “Butter” to “Permission to Dance.” The waitress at the beginning is seen carrying a plate of pancakes with butter on top, similar to what J-Hope is seen eating in the “Butter” music video.

I love how they connect the theme of their songs together pic.twitter.com/gH6Oc5DsPX
— Mel⁷ (@withlovebts7) July 9, 2021

ARMYs have also noticed how well the lyrics of “Dynamite,” “Butter,” and “Permission to Dance” connect to each other.

the way these can be connected pic.twitter.com/17CqxwmQIA
— tonni⁷ (@jtoni_n) July 9, 2021

7. The crew are featured

The crowd of backup dancers with BTS are actually the crew!

Those aren't backup dancers!! That's their crew!! pic.twitter.com/VbLN6rzvSd
— Titania (@House0fBangtan) July 9, 2021

8. The dessert is actually fake…

They created their own dessert for the music video set!

they built their own desert ???? pic.twitter.com/n3z9UG4dGj
— cyd ⁷ (@bngtanments) July 9, 2021

9. The mural is by a Mexican artist

The beautiful mural that contains lyrics from the song and “The wait is over” is by Mexican artist Abel Macías.

The mural was painted by Mexican artist Abel Macías! pic.twitter.com/2WjsncZISR
— val⁷ᴮᴱ (@joontaughtme) July 9, 2021

10. 7

On the laundromat windows, read “Open 7 Days A Week.” The number “7” has many meanings within the BTS fandom. When talking about the meaning behind the title of their album Map of the Soul: 7, RM explained, “You know 7 can symbolize many things. It symbolizes the number of members and the years we have spent together.” He added, “Also seven means very good luck, right? Like jackpot. Lucky number seven.”

In this case, we think by using “Open 7 Days A Week” in the music video,” it represents BTS being here for AMY for all time. And, obviously, the number of members.