The choreography for BTS' latest single, "Permission to Dance," incorporates international sign language for the words "enjoy," "dance" and "peace." A still from the song's music video shows the group dancing the sign for "enjoy."
The BTS choreography that has been blowing up on social media recently started from one question: What sort of extra-special performance could the group stage to communicate a message of hope?The significance of the choreography helped amplify the song's message, which is about everybody staying strong amid a pandemic situation that has lasted for well over a year. The sign language choreography appears in "Permission to Dance," the new track released by BTS on Friday.In the final part of the song, where members all sing "na na na," the group performs choreography that incorporates the signs for "enjoy," "dance," and "peace.""Enjoy" is expressed by a gesture in which the hands are moved up and down over the body in a scratching gesture with the thumb extended and the other fingers half curled. "Dance" is a gesture where two fingers on the right hand move left to right over the "stage" represented by the left palm, while "peace" is a "V" sign with both hands.
