BTS Gayo - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Track 10 - Guess 2016 BTS Ranking
They guess the best songs voted for the fans, the one who gives a wrong answer receives a penalty coin, the member with most coins have a penalty.

Track 11 - Relay to Draw Pictures of K-pop Songs
An individual player reads the song title and draws a picture about it for 15 seconds then passes it to the next member of the team, who continues to draw the picture, if the Answer Man says the answer the team score 1 point, the teams with less points have a penalty.

Track 12 - Learn Children's Song from a Variety Show
The members guess the children songs with different games, the member who fail have will buy coffee to all the staff.

Track 13 - K-Pop Quiz
The members have differents answering rings and they have to guess the K-pop songs in different games, the member with less right answers have a penalty.

Track 14 - Playing Games Related to Great Movies OST
The teams play various games about movies OST, the team with the worst score have a penalty.

Track 15 - Self MV Production
The members pick one song without MV to produce one, it can be however they want but they have divided the production roles to self-manage everything.
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