BTS steals the spotlight at FIFA World Cup final halftime show
BTS delivered a dazzling performance at the first-ever halftime show of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, drawing widespread acclaim from fans around the globe and adding yet another milestone to the group's remarkable international journey.
The K-pop icons co-headlined the historic FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show on Sunday (July 19) at MetLife Stadium, held during the championship clash between Spain and Argentina.
The 11-minute spectacle, modelled on the grandeur of the Super Bowl halftime show, marked a historic first for the FIFA World Cup, bringing music and football together in a groundbreaking entertainment segment on one of the world's biggest sporting stages.
BTS performed their global hit "Dynamite" as part of the star-studded show, sharing the stage with international music icons Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber and Burna Boy.
BTS's high-energy performance thrilled both the crowd inside the stadium and millions of viewers tuning in worldwide.
As soon as the set concluded, social media was inundated with praise from the group's devoted fanbase, ARMY. Fans described the performance as "iconic", "unforgettable" and a defining moment of the event, with some even calling it the "greatest performance of all time".
One X user praised the group by writing, “Perfect owners of the entire world,” while another fan commented, “Everything was beautiful — they were born to be superstars.”
Another fan jokingly wrote, “Congratulations to BTS on winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup,” playfully suggesting that the group's performance had stolen the show.
Curated by Chris Martin, the ambitious production brought together an eclectic lineup that included The Muppets, Coldplay and the New York Philharmonic, making it one of the most star-packed halftime shows ever presented.

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