Kim Taehyung, aka V of BTS, impresses with his stellar dance moves in latest challenge.

On September 13, Taehyung shocked fans by showing off his fluid and powerful dance moves while doing the “Smoke” dance challenge.

During this performance, he partnered with the renowned choreographer Bada Lee, who is presently competing in Street Woman Fighter 2, and acclaimed dancer, GOF, also recognized as Lee Do Geon.

The dance was choreographed by Bada Lee on the Mnet show and quickly became popular a popular trend on various social media platforms. 

Additionally, Taehyung shared a story that highlighted the camaraderie among the trio of individuals born in 1995. In the caption, he wrote "Year of the golden pig," symbolizing their shared zodiac sign from their birth year.

The surprise video impressed everyone with how Taehyung was able to hold his ground easily with two professional dancers right behind him.

Social media platforms were full of praise for Taehyung's dance challenge. A trending post on Qoo garnered over 750 comments, where people eagerly expressed their awe at his amazing dance skills. Some of their comments include: 

"I don't think V has ever let me down with a performance like that. Just admiration..."

"Wow V is insane. Every movement was amazing. I thought that Hype Boy was his best dancing so far but he really did this well for Smoke."

"Even though there are top dancers next to him, he dances so well that he doesn't get pushed back. Among the idol's "Smoke" challenges, he made the most of the details."

"V is really tearing it apart!!! His face is even V. lol"

"Is he the main dancer? I've never seen him dance before but he's a great dancer."

"Wow... This is crazy. His control of strength and weakness in dance is art, he's born with it. He must have tried, but his movements and feelings must be really born. I've seen it several times. V always surprises me."

"I don't even know how many times I've watched it but he's seriously a freaking good dancer."

"Wow seriously daebak, Kim Taehyung really just needs one intense choreography and it's over. Seriously."