BTS member V’s 28-second dance clip filmed in Paris goes viral, racking up 9.7M views and 4.8M likes in under a day.
On July 16 KST, BTS member V dropped a 28-second dance clip on his TikTok account (@tete) with the caption “Lights off!” — and the internet hasn’t stopped watching. Filmed in Paris, the video features V alongside dancers in coordinated white outfits, delivering precise footwork, smooth spins, and tightly synchronized choreography. The polished cinematography and stylish editing lend the performance a high-end hip-hop music video feel.
The clip tore through social media. Within 21 hours of release, it had already surpassed **9.7 million views**, **4.8 million likes**, more than **97,000 comments**, and over **323,000 shares**. V also tagged dancer and video creator **Dyson Campbell** along with six members of the production team.
The post caught the attention of fellow BTS member **Jungkook**, who left a playful comment: “When did you film this? LOL.” Fans quickly filled the reaction thread, delighted by the unexpected interaction.
Across platforms, international fans praised V’s dancing, choreography, and artistic direction. On X (formerly Twitter), many highlighted the synchronization and footwork as exceptional, while others applauded the overall production — choreography, backup dancers, cinematography, and editing — celebrating the return of “TikToker Taehyung.” In the TikTok comment section, fans from countries including **Bangladesh**, **Pakistan**, and **Iran** expressed admiration and hope that V would one day visit their nations, proof of his enduring global pull.
For dancers looking to capture that same clean execution and stage presence, learning from pros who break down the mechanics behind such viral choreography can make all the difference — and that’s exactly what we do at GoDance.
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V uploaded the 28-second clip to his TikTok account (@tete) on July 16 KST with the caption “Lights off!” The video was filmed in Paris.
Precise footwork, smooth spins, synchronized choreography, and polished cinematography gave it the feel of a high-end hip-hop music video. Backup dancers wore coordinated white outfits.
