BTS smashes has officially managed to break all records with the release of their massive Permission to Dance on Stage screenings.
The three-night even aired Sunday, March 13th and was an in-person and live-streamed event that included over 45,000 people.
It was available worldwide in local cinemas and theatres within 75 countries with a streaming count of over 1.4 million sell-outs within the entire globe.
Nearly 2.46 million people watched the event and the boys made it extra special with their setlist which included fan-favourite songs like Black Swan, DOPE, ON, DNA, FAKE LOVE, Life Goes On, Dynamite, IDOL and of course Butter.
Each day contained a mixed setlist and some other tracks sprinkled in included Spring Day and also We are Bulletproof: the Eternal.
According to a report by The Hollywood Reporter, the 12th March screening in North America alone produced revenue equal to $6.9 million.
The global number on the other hand is nearly $32.6 million, despite its steep price tag.
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