ARMY REACTS TO BTS V “WINTER AHEAD” OFFICIAL MV AND CINEMATIC STILL VER! PURE ART!

[@agastd_Gamer2020]

Voice V so swag!❤️

[@sjreactBTS0612]

@agastdgaming2020 my heart is filled listening to his voice keep supporting Taetae 💜

[@JonathanRossa]

Taehyung e un genio 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@sjreactBTS0612]

@@JonathanRossa yes he is 😊😊😊

[@gila2959]

This is absolutely beautiful ~amazing Art in all sense 🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️ Voice/Song/MV 💜💜💜💜💜the Harmony of V and Park Hyo Shin is so beautiful ~perfect The voice of V & Park Hyo Shin is so Amazing BORAHAE V💜💜💜💜💜 Thank you for reaction 🤗

[@sjreactBTS0612]

@gila2959 thank you for your support this is a piece of art keep supporting Taetae 💜

[@ana111377]

💜💜💜💜

[@somewhere.in.saturn]

Thank you for the reaction, I was so nice to see the video with another army💜

[@sjreactBTS0612]

@somewhere.in.saturn with pleasure I love sharing my reactions with everyone 😌😊💜

[@steveblevins8793]

Story: See Reply

[@steveblevins8793]

The story is from Greek mythology. Pygmalion, played by V in this narrative, was a Cypriot sculptor who, in Ovid's Matamorphoses, pledged to remain celibate and devote himself solely to his art. One day, he sculpted a beautiful woman out of ivory alabaster. She was so perfect that he fell in love with her. On Aphrodite's festival day, Pygmalion quietly wished for a bride with the living likeness of his "ivory girl." Aphrodite granted him that wish, and the sculpture became human. This is where V's story and Ovid's story diverge. In Ovid's narrative, Pygmalion marries the sculpture-turned-human. In V's narrative, there is no happy ending -- only the realization that artistic perfection takes human form only in the fictive world of mythology.

[@sjreactBTS0612]

@@steveblevins8793 thank you for this information 💜