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Permission to dance

1. Amazing song made by bts, whit an awesome music video you should see

2. Whatcha ask your girlfriend for, when you really want sex.
1. A: hey, have you seen the latest BTS song, permission to dance? B: not yet, but I heard it has an awesome music video. A: are u gonna watch it today? B: bruh, i'm legit watching it rn

2. Jason Derulo: Let me take you dancing
Two-step to the bedroom
We don't need no dance floor
Let me see your best move
Anything could happen
Ever since I met you
No need to imagine
Baby, all I'm asking
Is let me take you dancing
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permission to dance

a new BTS song that has happy vibes.
A: Have you heard new BTS song?
B: Permission to dance?Yes I love it so much.

Permission to dance

this is bts song that makes me happy
A:Did you listen to Permission to dance?
B:Yes very nice

permission to dance

"we dont need permission to dance" a line by BTS's song 'permission to dance', which means nothing can ever stop you from dancing even if seokjin says dont dance super tuna, why? because we dont need permission to dance
JIN created a new post ! : no guys dont dance super tuna... bu we dont need permission to dance, right?
permission to dance by minstradamusd December 16, 2021
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