BTS, not Blackpink: S. Korean women’s Olympic archery team disappointed after wrong song played following victory

The South Korean women’s archery team had wanted BTS hit song Dynamite to mark their victory.

The women’s archery team wanted BTS’ ‘Dynamite’ played to celebrate their victory. — Pictures via Instagram/@koreaarchery_official

With no spectators allowed due to Covid-19 safety protocols, athletes competing at Tokyo 2020 can request a song to be played if they win an event. During the post-match press conference, Kang said: “We actually asked for BTS’s song but there must have been a mistake.”Kang also told Korean media before the event that she hopedThis isn’t the first time a BTS song has been requested at major sporting events.received the highest votes in a poll conducted by the Euro 2020 organisers, beating several other nominated songs.

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