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Jimmy Fallon essentially did something of great significance, so much so that the whole digital sphere went into an uproar. At least doing the vintage appeal, the man from Tonight Show dropped an image onto social media of himself and Jin of BTS recreating a parody that was published in social media half a year ago. And for the record, they are still clothed in exactly the same outfits. The video generated loads of laughter from the entire fandom, as Fallon and Jin ran around posing with exaggerated expressions like two best friends who had discovered a green screen for the very first time.
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The post immediately went viral with many people flooding the reply sections with memes, reactions in all caps, and if-I-have-to-say-it-again requests to make this the official music video. One user hilariously said, “Blood Sweat and Tears parody MV has competition now,” referring to the iconic 2016 BTS smash. Another person interjected, “This draft IS the official MV,” stating that they would not accept another.
This became even funnier when considered because of the sustained commitment to the bit. Fallon’s caption reads like a guy who just woke up from a nap and suddenly realized he forgot to post the gem. “June, I can’t believe it’s been six months,” he wrote as though time itself had betrayed him for allowing this masterpiece to sit unattended for half a year. In contrast, Jin’s charm is effortless because, in any chaotic parody, he looks like he walked out of a high-budget drama.
Putting that all aside, fans really should give Fallon some credit for his enduring support for BTS. A fan said, “Thank you Jimmy for always treating BTS so well,” pointing to how The Tonight Show has basically become a safe space for some of the group’s most juvenile, candid moments. Another user joked, “Jimmy loves these boys so much and I’m grateful for that,” essentially summing up the mutual love shared between the host and BTS.
The real question everyone wants to know is: Why isn’t this an official full-length feature? “We need the full music video NOW,” demanded one fan, with another threatening, “NO WE WANT THIS AS OFFICIAL MV.” The demand is real, and honestly? Fair. If Fallon and Jin can drop this much level chaos so effortlessly, what’s keeping them from a 10-minute extended cut?
This must-have hit everybody with some nostalgia for other Tonight Show craziness, such as BTS playing “Watermelon Sugar” with Fallon, and Jin and the host going on a spontaneous Carpool Karaoke. Obviously, the spark was meant for more than just cameras; it’s genuinely quirky friendship that makes these moments so fun to relive.
So until that promised behind-the-scenes video drops from Fallon (please, Jimmy), this bit is etched into joke history. Should Jin bring this level of madness along for his solo career, all is forgiven—gladly for all of us. Until then, we’ll have to go on forever in a loop endlessly watching that clip and wondering how they pull off being this funny so effortlessly without even trying.
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In conclusion: Jimmy Fallon and Jin? Comedy duo of the year. Somebody give them a Netflix special.