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BTS, Charlie Puth collab on stage at 2018 MGA

By: - Reporter
/ 05:04 PM November 07, 2018

American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth and K-pop sensation BTS shared the stage with two performances at the 2018 MBC Plus X Genie Music Awards on Tuesday.

Held at the Namdong Gymnasium in Incheon, Puth kicked off the performance by singing his 2015 Grammy-nominated hit “See You Again.”

It was followed by a duet between BTS’ youngest member Jungkook and Puth singing the latter’s song “We Don’t Talk Anymore.”

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The other members of BTS, then, joined the two on stage as they perform an acoustic piano version of the K-pop boy group’s 2018 hit “Fake Love.”

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Aside from appearing as performers, BTS also bagged five awards: best artist of the year, best digital album of the year for “Love Yourself: Answer,” best male dance performance for “IDOL,” Genie music popularity award and best male group.

The group’s producer Bang Si-Hyuk was named producer of the year, while their performance director Son Sung-Deuk was named best choreographer.

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Meanwhile, Puth, who is set to hold concerts in Seoul on Nov. 7 and 8, was awarded the best international artist prize.

Other Korean acts recognized in the awards show include Wanna One, TWICE, DAY6, iKON, MOMOLAND, Stray Kids, among others.  /muf

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