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K-pop sensation BTS performing "Dynamite" at the 63rd Grammy Awards in March this year was an affair to remember.&nbsp;It was the K-pop group&rsquo;s first solo performance at the Grammys.&nbsp;
The Bangtan boys, who were also named as Louis Vuitton&nbsp;ambassadors earlier this year,&nbsp;looked dapper at the Grammys in their custom&nbsp;LV suits. The K-pop idols have now decided to use their outfits for a noble cause.&nbsp;BTS will auction their Grammy Awards 2021 outfits at the MusiCares Charity Relief Auction hosted by Julien&rsquo;s Auctions. They also performed their hit single in March to help fund raise for&nbsp;MusiCares&nbsp;in a global livestream.
MusiCares is a charity that was established to safeguard the health and well-being of all music people. It offers confidential preventive, recovery, and emergency programs to address financial, medical and personal health issues.&nbsp;
The white, black, yellow and orange suits worn by BTS are estimated to fetch a whopping USD 30,000 to USD 50,000.&nbsp;BTS member J-Hope will also donate three rings he wore for their Grammy performance&nbsp; a cool twisted double band in gold, a sterling silver ring with three green gems, and a gold-hued, spiral silver ring.&nbsp;His accessories are estimated to get anything between USD 2,000 (INR 1,50,500) and USD 4,000 (INR 3,01,000)

BTS will auction their Grammys 2021 outfits at MusiCares charity auction

BTS' custom-made Louis Vuitton ensembles from their 'Dynamite' performance will be auctioned off and all proceeds will benefit MusiCares!

//BTS&nbsp;performed 'Dynamite', their Grammy-nominated single in the show this year
K-pop sensation BTS performing "Dynamite" at the 63rd Grammy Awards in March this year was an affair to remember.&nbsp;It was the K-pop group&rsquo;s first solo performance at the Grammys.&nbsp;The Bangtan boys, who were also named as Louis Vuitton&nbsp;ambassadors earlier this year,&nbsp;looked dapper at the Grammys in their custom&nbsp;LV suits. The K-pop idols have now decided to use their outfits for a noble cause.
//BTS&nbsp;to auction&nbsp;their custom Louis Vuitton suits worn for Grammy performance for charity
BTS will auction their Grammy Awards 2021 outfits at the MusiCares Charity Relief Auction hosted by Julien&rsquo;s Auctions.&nbsp;They also performed their hit single in March to help fundraise for&nbsp;MusiCares&nbsp;in a global Livestream.
//The suits are expected to fetch $30,000-$50,000 at the auction
//The 'Dynamite' suits auction proceeds will be given to MusiCares
MusiCares is a charity that was established to safeguard the health and well-being of all music people.&nbsp;
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BTS' splendid ensembles will be auctioned off and all proceeds will benefit MusiCares!

K-pop sensation BTS performing "Dynamite" at the 63rd Grammy Awards in March this year was an affair to remember.&nbsp;It was the K-pop group&rsquo;s first solo performance at the Grammys.&nbsp;
The Bangtan boys, who were also named as Louis Vuitton&nbsp;ambassadors earlier this year,&nbsp;looked dapper at the Grammys in their custom&nbsp;LV suits. The K-pop idols have now decided to use their outfits for a noble cause.&nbsp;
BTS will auction their Grammy Awards 2021 outfits at the MusiCares Charity Relief Auction hosted by Julien&rsquo;s Auctions. They also performed their hit single in March to help fundraise for&nbsp;MusiCares&nbsp;in a global Livestream.
MusiCares is a charity that was established to safeguard the health and well-being of all music people. It offers confidential preventive, recovery, and emergency programs to address financial, medical, and personal health issues.&nbsp;
The white, black, yellow, and orange suits worn by BTS are estimated to fetch a whopping USD 30,000 to USD 50,000.&nbsp;BTS member J-Hope will also donate three rings he wore for their Grammy performance a cool twisted double band in gold, a sterling silver ring with three green gems, and a gold-hued, spiral silver ring.&nbsp;His accessories are estimated to get anything between USD 2,000 (INR 1,50,500) and USD 4,000 (INR 3,01,000)

BTS single 'Dynamite' tops Billboard Hot 100 chart

'Dynamite' by Korean Boy band BTS&nbsp;tops Billboard Hot 100 list, becomes the first&nbsp;South Korean artist to achieve the feat.
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BTS&nbsp;'Dynamite' tops Billboard hot 100
"Dynamite"&nbsp;broke the record for most views on YouTube
BTS is the first South Korean artist to top the Billboard charts
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Korean Boy band BTS&nbsp;is on&nbsp;cloud nine as their first-ever English song 'Dynamite' has topped Billboard Hot 100 list.
"Dynamite"&nbsp;broke the record for most views on YouTube within 24 hours of release&nbsp;with over 101 million views.&nbsp; BTS is the first South Korean artist to top the Billboard charts.
Reports are 'Dynamite' has brought the BTS&nbsp;on Billboard hot 100 list for the fourth time.
The highest record prior to "Dynamite" was&nbsp;PSY's "Gangnam Style" which peaked at No. 2 in 2012.&nbsp;
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