Dangerous Woman - BTS 8th Member

UGH! - Grace (Concert)

After many meetings and months of planning, Grace's solo tour was in motion. She had covered the dates in Seoul and America, had finished her only date in Paris and landed in London for the first of two shows. The whole night had been meticulously planned to the final detail, including meetings with Olivier Rousteing to design the costumes for the concert.

One thing she had been adamant about was that she included BTS' songs in the setlist - whether it would be her own, as a group, the rap line or even solo songs. It was a reminder that she would always be a member of BTS and they would be with her no matter where she went. The team had made a list of songs that Grace felt comfortable doing on her own and kept it a complete surprise for fans and the boys alike.

So far, the night had been a complete success at the O2 Arena and ARMY were on fire, singing every song at the top of their lungs, coming out in the max capacity the venue could hold, wearing BTS merch, wearing Grace merch, wearing costumes. The venue was also split in numbers between men and women, everyone simply enjoying the music.

When the first few seconds of UGH! started playing, the scream of the crowd overpowered the music. At first, they thought it would be a video played of the boys as an interlude but they soon realised something amazing was about to happen when Grace walked onto the stage at the 'LET'S GO!' and she started rapping Yoongi's part.

For Yoongi's part, she was cocky and engaging with the camera, making sure all eyes were on her until she switched to Namjoon's part when she became confident and tall, letting the camera back off for a full view of the camera.

As the chorus hit, the O2 Arena lit up with lights and fourteen dancers flooded the stage, dressed in matching boxing uniforms as a nod to the performance that the rap line did. The moment was caught on phone cameras, all raised to capture the moment that showcased Grace's control over her breathing and movements.

It was as if she embodied the three men in one simple performance that would make headlines across the media - her cockiness, her confidence, her control of the camera, keeping all eyes on her especially as she switched to Hobi's part - gentle, engaging then completely energetic as she moved down the platform with seven dancers to the thrust stage.

Seven male dancers, each one representing the boys in one way or another, did the small dance routine that the rap line had followed at their own performance. All the while, Grace kept in formation with them while rapping along to the track.

ARMY's response to Grace screaming 'LET'S GO!' was to scream it right back, yelling and cheering so much that Grace's in-ears were drowned out with the noise.

The last image before the screen went to darkness was Grace standing there, in full costume, a confident smile on her face.