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BTS caught the World Cup fever

BTS caught the World Cup fever

Gulf Times
Friday, September 23, 2022 03:57:45 PM UTC

K-Pop sensation BTS has released the official music video for its ‘Goal of the Century (GOTC)’ FIFA World Cup 2022 campaign song with Hyundai, entitled ‘Yet To Come (Hyundai Ver.)’

* K-Pop band BTS releases World Cup campaign song ahead of Qatar 2022

 

K-Pop sensation BTS has released the official music video for its ‘Goal of the Century (GOTC)’ FIFA World Cup 2022 campaign song with Hyundai, entitled ‘Yet To Come (Hyundai Ver.)’

The four-minute music video, that has garnered over 100k views in almost a hour of its release, for the British rock remix version of the band's original song exudes the enthusiastic atmosphere of football. The video centres around the spirit of football with various frames featuring youngsters playing football and fans cheering on a match.

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