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BTS battled it out in an intense karaoke showdown to get out of doing house chores.

In the most recent episode of “Run BTS!” broadcast on Naver’s V Live, the seven-piece boy band held a karaoke face-off to decide which members would do the dishes and clean up after dinner.

The members grouped themselves into three teams, and RM, Jimin and V were the first ones up.

RM, Jimin and V

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The trio picked the 1985 classic “Let’s Go on a Vacation” by Cho Yong-pil, a legendary pop star who was part of South Korea’s delegation of artists for performances in Pyongyang in April.

The three accessorized their looks with a rainbow afro wig, a cat ear headband and an obnoxiously large bow tie, and totally rocked the vintage getaway song.

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“What if we get a perfect score?” said V excitedly, only to be let down shortly after as the karaoke machine gave them a score of 83 out of 100.

J-Hope and Jungkook

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J-Hope and Jungkook were up next. Indie group and “Superstar K3” star Busker Busker’s 2012 hit “Cherry Blossom Ending” was their choice.

Although the song is a slow-tempo ballad, the duo managed to pump a lot of excitement into the performance. They even got their bandmates to sing along with them.

The karaoke machine, however, gave the duo’s stellar performance a score of 81, which was lower than that earned by RM, Jimin and V.

Jin and Suga

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Jin and Suga were last to take the stage. The two eldest members of BTS chose to sing Buzz’s 2005 rock ballad “A Journey towards Myself.”

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Although Suga said he wouldn’t be able to pull it off, once the song’s first note began, he started roaring into the microphone along with Jin, like a pair of rock stars.

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The pair won first place in the karaoke face-off, scoring the highest -- a whopping 97 -- and earning the right to be exempted from clean-up duty.

Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fans to interact with their favorite K-pop stars through live broadcasts. The app is available for Android and iOS. For more information, visit http://www.vlive.tv.

By The Korea Herald (khnews@heraldcorp.com)

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