BTS, famously known as Bangtan Boys is South-Korean boy band formed under Big Hit Entertainment. Now, the band is in collaboration with the mobile game “Cookie Run Kingdom” where they create special storylines and characters based on individual BTS members.

The official YouTube channel of “Cookie Run: Kingdom” will soon be releasing a string of videos feauturing the BTS members and how each member curated their “kingdom” through fun games.

Recently, the first episode of the series came out and in 16 minutes of the clip, things got out of hand. Here’s some of the most BTS-esque moments from the episode:

Well, first would be when they tried to make Jimin eat the set walls. As the BTS walked into the dessert-themed set, they were tempted like they had walked into the world of Hansel and Gretel. There, Jimin mentioned that as a kid, he always wished to eat the walls of the gingerbread house in the story. The fellow BTS members immediately tried to convince Jimin that the studio walls were edible and that he could fulfill his lifelong dream.

Next, let’s talk about “Customs and Immigration”. In the clip, while BTS members were busy discussing about their preparations for a concert in the Cookie Run Kingdom after performing all over the world, a surprise guest walked in.

While others were shocked, RM instantly asked the guest if he was from the customs and immigration department.

Also, speaking of V’s unique dessert, as the BTS members were listing out their favorite desserts one by one, V mentioned that his most beloved dessert is the grains that get stuck on his shirt after eating rice.

Where Jungkook intervened and said that the dish was “A delicacy”. To which Suga added that his mouth was watering at the thought. RM also roped in and concluded the high-end culinary commentary with his observation that V’s choice of dessert is “Perfect with Iced Americano.”

Well, let’s not forget the “Roll cake”. As all the BTS members were busy reminiscing about their childhood candies, V remembered about his one-of-a-kind taste. V revealed that as a child, he was crazily addicted to the “roll-cakes,” usually served at 70th birthday parties.