BTS Fan Chant: Learn How To Sing Along To The Group’s Hit Singles

BTS Fan Chant

The BTS fan chant consists of each member’s real name (not stage name) and shouting the group’s name at the end. It begins with leader RM’s name and then descends from oldest to youngest. Of course, not every song has a fan chant and individual songs can have their own unique fan chant but the basic BTS fan chant is as follows:

Nearly every comeback single or song performance starts off with this variation of the fan chant and the audience synchronizes it with the beat of the song. Throughout the verses and choruses, fans can echo certain lines back at the band or sing along as well. For example, in “Boy With Luv,” fans will emphasize the “Oh My My My” in the chorus and chant “BTS” before several lines as well.

Where can fans find the fan chants for BTS songs? BTS’ company BIGHIT Music will release the official fan chants on the fan community site Weverse once the songs are out. Thanks to the immense devotion of ARMY, many fan-run sites have the fan chants compiled into one place like USBTSARMY and fans have also made YouTube video guides to fan chants.

BTS Yet To Come Setlist

If you want to rehearse your BTS fan chants, here’s a list of songs that BTS performed for their Yet To Come concert in Busan, South Korea. Read more below to see how to watch the concert movie for free on Prime Video.

1. MIC Drop
2. Run BTS
3. RUN
4. Save Me
5. 00:00 (Zero O’Clock)
6. Butterfly
7. UGH!
8. Cypher Pt.3: Killer
9. Dynamite
10. Boy With Luv
11. Butter
12. Ma City
13. Dope
14. Fire
15. IDOL
16. Epilogue: Young Forever
17. For Youth
18. Spring Day
19. Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)

How To Watch BTS: Yet To Come

BTS: Yet To Come is available to stream on Prime Video. Prime Video offers a 30-day free trial and costs $8.99 per month for non-Amazon Prime members. Prime Video comes for free with a Prime subscription, which also offers a 30-day free trial and costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year (a saving of about $36 from the monthly subscription.) Students can also subscribe to Amazon Prime Student for $7.49 per month or $69 per year, which is half the price of the regular subscription and also comes with Prime Video.

• Best Overall Pick to Watch BTS: Yet To Come: Prime Video

How to watch BTS: Yet To Come online for free

Read on for how to watch BTS: Yet To Come online for free with Amazon Prime Video‘s free trials and what else to know about the show.

Watch BTS: Yet To Come With Prime Video’s Free Trial

Prime Video’s free trial is four times longer than most other streaming services. Compared to Paramount Plus, which offer just a seven-day free trial, Amazon Prime Video’s free trial is 30 days. That’s three weeks more than competitors. The free trial also comes with the same benefits of Prime, such as free two-day shipping, Prime Music and more. But perhaps the best part about Prime Video’s free trial is that customers can sign up for it multiple times. According to Amazon, users can sign up for Prime Video’s free trial over and over again as long as it isn’t within the same 12 months. This means that if you if you haven’t been an Amazon Prime member for more than 12 months, you’re eligible to receive another 30 days for free.

After the free trial ends, Prime Video costs $8.99 per month for non-Prime members. However, if you’re an Prime member, Prime Video comes free with Prime, which includes Prime Delivery (such as free two-day shipping, free same-day shipping, free release-date delivery and free no-rush shipping), as well as access to Prime Music, Prime Gaming and Prime Reading. Amazon Prime costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year, which saves subscribers about $36 from the monthly subscription.

Below are step-by-step instructions for how to sign up for Prime Video’s free trial.

1. Visit Prime Video’s website
2. Click “Start your 30-day free trial“
3. Create or log into your Amazon account
4. Start watching BTS: Yet To Come on Prime Video for free

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