Here’s everywhere you can re-watch BTS perform their song “Dynamite”
“Dynamite” keeps drawing fresh eyes years after its debut, and BTS fans now have more places than ever to catch the group performing the track. The song’s early television and online appearances remain easy to find, while newer footage from the 2026 comeback adds another layer of options. Here is exactly where you can watch BTS light it up with performances of “Dynamite.”
YouTube
YouTube holds the official music video for “Dynamite,” which crossed 2.1 billion views and became the first BTS video to reach that milestone. All the 2020 award-show and special performances stay archived on the platform, including the MTV VMAs, Billboard Music Awards, iHeartRadio Music Festival, and The Music Day in Japan. NPR’s Tiny Desk From Home, Grammy Museum: Programs At Home, Bangtan Bomb: Chuseok Special, and Grammy.com’s Press Play Series sit alongside them. Dance-practice footage and the Fortnite choreography version remain available as well.
NBC
BTS delivered “Dynamite” on several NBC programs during their 2020 run. The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon devoted an entire week to the group, featuring both the standard version and a Roots-backed arrangement. Appearances on Today and America’s Got Talent round out the NBC slate. Peacock continues to host the clips, and the same performances appear on YouTube and NBC.com.
Billboard
The 2020 Billboard Music Awards performance is still posted at Billboard.com and mirrored on YouTube. BTS performed remotely from an airport in Seoul, collected the Top Social Artist award, and picked up a nomination for Top Duo/Group.
“Dynamite” success
“Dynamite” debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, the first time a Korean act reached the top spot, and held the position for three non-consecutive weeks. It became the longest-running Hot 100 hit by a Korean artist at the time and earned double-platinum RIAA certification. The track has accumulated more than two billion YouTube views and remains a streaming staple on Spotify and other services.
Netflix and Recent Comeback Performances
BTS performed “Dynamite” during their March 21, 2026 full-group comeback concert streamed on Netflix under the title BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG. The set at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul placed the song alongside earlier hits, giving viewers a complete live rendition captured for the platform.
Streaming Availability and Remixes
The original track and its official remixes, including EDM and acoustic versions released in 2020, stay accessible across YouTube, Peacock, and other NBC platforms. These alternate mixes expand listening choices without replacing the televised performances already catalogued.
Long-Term Cultural Impact and Records
“Dynamite” set multiple benchmarks: first BTS video to surpass two billion views, first Korean act at number one on the Hot 100, and sustained chart presence that stretched well beyond initial pandemic-era airplay. The song’s upbeat tone and global reach continue to surface in retrospective lists and milestone roundups.
BTS 2026 Reunion and Tour Context
After completing military service, the full group reunited in March 2026 with the album Arirang and launched a world tour the following month. “Dynamite” appears in the current set list, turning the earlier television clips into part of a longer performance history that fans can now experience in person as well as on screen.
Whether you want the polished music video, the late-night variety-show takes, or the 2026 Netflix concert footage, the performances sit across established platforms. The song’s chart legacy and the group’s renewed touring schedule keep the catalog active for longtime listeners and newer fans alike.
