Tonight, Snow Man's special features a dance battle with BTS's V and Jungkook as guests, celebrating the show's 3rd anniversary.
April/3/2026 05:00
Currently airing every Friday night on TBS, 'Let Snow Man Do It' will have a 3-hour special today (3rd) starting at 7 PM, commemorating the 3rd anniversary of its golden time slot with 'Dance No Complete Copy Revolution' in Korea. A complete copy battle will commence, pitting Snow Man against HANA and the LDH select team, representing the pride of the three major dance agencies. To celebrate the 3rd anniversary of 'Let Snow Man', the popular project 'Dance No Complete Copy Revolution' will be held for the first time in Korea. Recently, BTS's V and Jungkook, who reunited as a complete group after about four years, will make a surprise guest appearance. This will be their first appearance on a Japanese variety show this year. In this complete copy battle, Snow Man will face the trending 7-member girl group HANA and a luxurious LDH select team consisting of GENERATIONS' Hayato Komori, Harumi Sato, THE RAMPAGE's Kiyoshi Fujiwara and Kaio Takichi, and PSYCHIC FEVER's Ryuto Handa. Snow Man will participate with six members, as Ren Meguro is filming overseas and Hikaru Iwamoto and Shota Watanabe are absent due to work commitments. The battle will showcase the pride of the three major dance agencies. This complete copy dance battle will feature many hit songs. In the song 'Zoo' from the globally trending movie 'Zootopia 2', Ryohei Abe, HANA's Chika, and Kaio Takichi will compete. In HANA's debut song 'ROSE', Ryota Miyadate and Hayato Komori will challenge the original artist NAOKO. Additionally, in Arashi's famous song 'Step and Go', Daisuke Sakuma, HANA's NAOKO, and Kiyoshi Fujiwara will take on the challenge. A surprising collaboration dance with BTS's V and Jungkook will also take place. In the global hit song 'Dynamite', Miyadate, HANA's Momoka, and Komori will attempt a collaboration dance with V and Jungkook. Miyadate, usually calm, expressed his nervousness, saying, 'I'm not in a normal state...' The three are in a tense mode! Furthermore, there will be a collaboration on BTS's new song '2.0', which will be revealed for the first time on Japanese TV, featuring Raul, HANA's Mahina, and Harumi Sato. Raul is eager to enjoy this rare opportunity, and attention is on the miraculous collaboration dance with V and Jungkook. The studio talk will be filled with discussions that are rarely heard, including surprising fears of V and Jungkook, and what they have in their bags. Expect valuable talks and episodes from V and Jungkook that are hard to see on Japanese variety shows. The legendary collaboration between top artists Snow Man and BTS's V and Jungkook is not to be missed. 'Let Snow Man Do It', celebrating its 3rd anniversary in April, will deliver two 3-hour specials on April 3rd (Friday) and April 17th (Friday). First, pay attention to the 'Let Snow Man Do It SP' in Korea airing today (3rd) at 7 PM.
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