ARMY, do you know how to watch BTS online at MTV Unplugged tonight? I bet you'll want to see the previewed setlist.

Of course, don't worry if you smell explosives. It's truly a dynamite and exciting moment.

Yes, the Legion will be tuning into MTV tonight with their families. Recorded in Seoul, Korea, the special will focus on the band's biggest hits, including (of course) their first English-language hit, Dynamite.

MTV also revealed that BTS will cover Coldplay's "Fix You," and it has been leaked that they will perform "Telepathy," which has never been performed live before. Another rumored song is "Spring Day."

In the teaser below, BTS can be seen performing "Life Goes On."

BTS ARMY, if for some reason you have to leave your "bubble," or for some strange reason you can't watch MTV where you are, you are not out of luck if you can't see BTS on MTV Unplugged. With a virtual private network (VPN), you can pretend you are surfing the web from your hometown (or anywhere else where power outages don't occur) and access the same streaming services you have already paid for.

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In the US, MTV is available on most cable TV packages, but you don't need a traditional TV to watch MTV Unplugged BTS. The show, which begins at 9 p.m. ET, can be streamed live on two of our favorite streaming services, fuboTV and Sling TV.

FuboTV has all the major broadcast networks and all the major cable TV channels, making it ideal for viewing many major live events. This makes it one of the best streaming services.

Sling Orange and Blue have fewer channels but are less expensive, starting at $35 per month; Fubo TV's family package offers more channels at $65 per month.

In the UK, ARMY stays up late and watches BTS on MTV Unplugged, which airs at 2 a.m. JST and is available on MTV Play (£3.99/month after a 30-day free trial) and on Amazon channels.

MTV is also available on CTV in Canada, but there are no BTS specials in the channel lineup. Therefore, Americans abroad may need to use a VPN service such as ExpressVPN to watch live.