Have you heard this groovy BTS and Bollywood mashup song? It’s trending on Instagram
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A mashup song featuring the BTS song Butter and Salaam-E-Ishq is doing the rounds on Instagram. Needless to say, people are totally loving it.
The BTS fandom in India has reached an incredible high and the numerous fan-made videos prove so. Several edited clips featuring the septet dancing to popular Bollywood as well as Tollywood songs have taken over social media. But desi ARMY simply can't get enough.
Now, a mashup song featuring the BTS song Butter and Salaam-E-Ishq is doing the rounds on Instagram. Needless to say, people are totally loving it. Made by Instagram user Krish, the mashup song was shared back in 2021. However, netizens have recently discovered the groovy track and can't stop making reels on it.
Check out the track here:
The reels based on the song show the person dancing to the BTS song while wearing western clothes and transitioning into traditional outfits as the song changes to Bollywood.
Here are some of the reels:
Addicting, isn't it? The incredible song has over 21k reels made on it. People loved the smooth mashup and flaunted their ethnic wardrobe in the reels.
The song Butter by BTS is one of the chartbusters by the K-pop band and is still maintaining its position on the top 10 songs list on Billboard.
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