Kwak Yoongy on why he did the Dynamite dance
— lyssy⁷ (@btsbaragi_jk) February 16, 2022
“I’m a fan of BTS. At the beginning of the Olmpcs, we had a very hard time. Such as the b1as. But then, after receiving RM-nims consolation, I felt that I needed to repay this(him) somehow/by any means”
*referring to 🐨’s ig stories https://t.co/CHrWQ1c4IO pic.twitter.com/O7qaj5dOnr
Olympic short-track speedskater Kwak Yoon-gy finished second with his Korean team in the 5,000-meter men’s relay on Wednesday ― but perhaps second to none in his celebration on the medal stand.
The athlete busted out his BTS dance moves from the K-pop band’s megahit “Dynamite.” And he got a shoutout from band member RM for it, Koreaboo.com reported.
"Whatever you do, don't bring any attention to yourself"
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Us: pic.twitter.com/NSuPMed1cH
The athlete, who has hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram, also competed in the 2010 and 2018 Winter Games.
On his Olympics bio page, the 32-year-old skater said his ambition was to win gold in Beijing. But he got silver and followed it with a solid-gold dance routine.
That still qualifies as dynamite.
