K-pop sensation BTS tossed it back to 1964 as they directed The Beatles amid their Late Show With Stephen Colbert debut on Wednesday night.

Stephen Colbert himself bet everything with the nostalgic vibes and compared BTS' presentation this evening to that of The Beatles' presentation on The Ed Sullivan Show on Feb. 9, 1964—shouting fans included.

Truth be told, Colbert records his show at the Ed Sullivan Theater in Manhattan, so it's additional fitting.

Colbert spruced up like Sullivan (peculiarities and all) and presented BTS in a high contrast video where they all common their names and a customized message.

"What's more, presently, on a similar stage 50 years after the fact, in addition to 5 years, 3 months, 6 days, another group of mop-beat heartthrobs has handled,"

Colbert smooth-conversed with the camera, "Women and men of honor, today around evening time we have a major, enormous show and it proceeds. You may have heard there's another melodic rage clearing the globe. These fellas are truly something, and individuals are so energized, you can just call it BTS-mania." 

Colbert proceeded, "These young men aren't from America. No, they're from over the pond—the huge one. The one with Hawaii in the center. They're extremely a fine gathering of youths. You can consider them the Fab 7. It has a decent ring to it." 

They've had an exceptionally dynamic and energizing couple of weeks. On April 12, they dropped their exceptionally foreseen collection Map of the Soul: Persona and after one day performed on Saturday Night Live.

Halsey and BTS played out the melody amid the 2019 Billboard Music Awards and it brought the whole MGM Grand Garden Arena to its feet.

Things being what they are, not even famous people can keep up any chill with regards to meeting the band. There are various Hollywood stars who can obviously place themselves into the classification of BTS ARMY.