Ed Sheeran talks BTS blunder!

Wednesday, 7 July 2021 10:50

By Priti Malik

In an exclusive interview with Virgin Radio Dubai’s The Kris Fade Show, singer Ed Sheeran revealed what really happened with Korean Pop band BTS and the song 'Permission to Dance'.

BTS fans were upset when the Bad Habits singer got onto social media to supposedly spoil the reveal of the song title.

But Ed insists, he didn’t do anything wrong!

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The singer also got emotional about why it's so important for England to win Euro 2020.

He explained that it's not just about football, and the win will mean so much more.

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