James Corden has just discovered that a simple act of kindness to BTS and their fans can truly go a long way. The host of The Late Late Show recently welcomed the biggest boy group in the world as guests on the talk show where they performed their new single 'Black Swan'. In addition to that, Corden extended his hospitality to Armys who waited for several hours just to watch the taping of the episode. In response to his kind gesture, thousands of BTS fans decided to donate 26,000 breakfasts to Corden's favorite children's charity.
BTS was previously scheduled to appear as guests on The Late Late Show where they would also perform the first single from their upcoming album Map of the Soul: 7. Not surprisingly, thousands of fans camped out before taping to get a glimpse at the group's performance. James Corden reportedly heard about the Armys waiting outside the building and decided to give them some snacks to help them with their wait. The host also made sure that RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook felt welcome and were comfortable before the show started.
Needless to say, James Corden's sweet gesture did not go unnoticed. One Army decided to tweet about Corden's generosity and called on fellow fans to help with the comedian's favorite children's charity. They chose the London-based organization known as Magic Breakfast helps feed schoolchildren who may not be able to get a full meal. Almost immediately, donations from all over the world started coming in right after BTS performed 'Black Swan' on The Late Late Show.
James Corden was clearly amazed with the generosity of BTS fans. "This BTS army is real and full of love and it's great! You have no idea how many children you have helped. Thank you thank you thank you," he wrote in a tweet.
The support from Army was also confirmed by the official Magic Breakfast Twitter account. "The donations from #BTSArmy have been coming in all day from around the world, we are delighted to say they will now fund more than 26,000 Magic Breakfasts. Amazing!" the tweet read.
Interested in helping Magic Breakfast? You can donate to the charity here.
In addition to performing 'Black Swan', BTS also promoted their new album Map of the Soul: 7, which will be released on February 21. They also played a hilarious game of hide-and-seek with James Corden and fellow guest Ashton Kutcher in the latest episode of The Late Late Show.
