BTS Completely Stole the Show at the 2021 AMAs — Here Are 10 of Their Best Moments

Published on 11/22/2021 at 12:20 PM

I think it's pretty safe to say BTS totally owned the American Music Awards this year. The Korean boy band received so much love all around from their peers, fans, and definitely the ceremony itself. The dynamic group walked away with three major wins for every category they were nominated for — favorite pop song for "Butter," favorite pop duo or group (for the third time in a row), and the coveted artist of the year award (for the first time ever)! Between taking home some of the biggest awards and being the most popular group to snap selfies with some of our favorite celebrities, BTS might've had the most lit evening out of everyone in attendance. Ahead, check out all of the group's stellar moments from the AMAs!

When They Ran Into Chlöe on the Red Carpet

When J-Hope and Becky G Hugged on the Red Carpet

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When They Snapped the Ultimate Boy Band Photo With New Kids on the Block

When They Gave the Sweetest Shoutout to Cardi B's Daughter Kulture

When They Shared the Stage With Coldplay For the First Time to Perform "My Universe"

When They Snapped a Cute Photo With Marsai Martin

When They Won Big and Snagged the Award For Artist of the Year

When They Snapped the Most Adorable Selfie With Jojo Siwa

When They Posed For a BTS Photo With Winnie Harlow

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BTS Completely Stole the Show at the 2021 AMAs — Here Are 10 of Their Best Moments

When They Ran Into Chlöe on the Red Carpet

When J-Hope and Becky G Hugged on the Red Carpet

When They Snapped the Ultimate Boy Band Photo With New Kids on the Block

When They Gave the Sweetest Shoutout to Cardi B's Daughter Kulture

When They Shared the Stage With Coldplay For the First Time to Perform "My Universe"

When They Snapped a Cute Photo With Marsai Martin

When They Won Big and Snagged the Award For Artist of the Year

When They Snapped the Most Adorable Selfie With Jojo Siwa

When They Posed For a BTS Photo With Winnie Harlow

When They Closed Out the Show With Their Epic Performance of "Butter"

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