BTS Hyundai If the internet has taught us anything in the last five years it is this: You don’t mess with BTS and you definitely don’t mess with the BTS army.The latest person to learn this universal truth: James Corden. Get the CNET Culture newsletter Explore movies, games, superheroes and more with CNET Culture. Delivered Tuesdays and Fridays. For context, BTS, the South Korean super group with one of the most hardcore fanbases in history, took centre stage at the UN recently as a special envoy for South Korean President Moon Jae-in. They made a speech highlighting issues of climate change and vaccine hesitancy. They also performed. Why BTS? Well the numbers speak for themselves: Six million people watched the YouTube video of the speech and song in just five hours.And that’s where James Corden comes in.James Corden has long been a friend of BTS, inviting them on his show constantly to the point where BTS fans call him “Papa Mochi” because of his relationship with Jimin (who is nicknamed Mochi). But now there’s trouble in paradise. The problem? A series of jokes made by Corden about BTS’ recent trip to the UN. On The Late Late Show, Corden very…
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