BTS - BAEPSAE (뱁새 / Crow Tit) Explained by a Korean

[@laurielajoi4415]

This is the kind of content the western GP needs to see and realize BTS is way past the typical boy band with crazy fan girls category. We stan a group with substance.

[@nehakiran525]

exactly. COME> ON> ARMY

[@loremipsum928]

say it louder

[@kayegalon]

"we stan a group with substance" i suddenly want to make a banner of that hahahahaha SHOUT IT LOUDER 🔊

[@rajpalbhatia1715]

@@loremipsum928 lol

[@rajpalbhatia1715]

true true true true

[@CameronPhilip]

The new greatest series on KZbin yes kings.

[@RuddhiLad]

Cameron❤

[@pachita8180]

Yessssss

[@Roajlara]

Cameron 😍

[@amyav-r1c]

CAMERON!

[@fadilagalijasevic7192]

I came here to understand the meaning of the song, but all I learned was 2 swear words... _still useful tho_

[@R.P.Gonzales]

I never knew Baepsae has this underlying meaning. Sure translation helps but thanks to DKDKTV the sociocultural context in the song surfaced. I bet even some Koreans were passive about the song’s message.

[@DKDKTV]

It is pretty difficult to get all the social references in the first listen, even for a Korean

[@R.P.Gonzales]

Well thanks for the effort in researching. Duckies are turning into “cool academics” And congrats Danny, you are less stoic now. It was easier watching you be natural in this vid. 😉

[@earolljane6278]

A lot of armys explained it well actually.

[@purpleglasses4511]

Super Asel there are actually a lot of army translators (esp on tumblr) who interprets any socio-political songs bts has (n.o, bapsae, am i wrong, etc.) or even just explaining the references and wordplays of their ever creative cypher series, it opened my eyes rlly and made me love bts even more. and it's cute how it shows that bts is not the only ones who are smart but also armys who understood everything they laid out

[@n-silvabts9178]

Great video. Thsnk you very much again! Please, continie the series

[@CC-jv5ns]

Baepsae is basically “Ok boomer” as a song.

[@addiezavala1557]

Yep

[@indiepange4907]

woahhh * *insert windshield wiper laugh* *

[@tayrobert2272]

Very very accurate

[@Gpmplayz_YT]

@elinery *Baepsae and Gone Days is an ok boomer type of song*

[@divita5717]

which is why i stan.

[@varshabodepudi4942]

I've always felt a bit sad bc I know a lot of bts songs that I love have so many hidden nuances that don't make sense since I don't speak Korean and understand it within the context of Korean culture. But now, since you're making these videos, I get a much richer musical experience. Thank you so much for helping bridge this gap!

[@cyairaparks6673]

Agreed! Same with me. I have always wanted a break down of their songs and videos and lyrics and I have found it here in this channel

[@ssummerdew]

agree!!! thank u to everyone who helped analyse and explain these nuances!

[@akikojindo7330]

Same!!

[@jostrong2385]

3 years after you write this, it brings me to tears.

[@milo4885]

Same!!!

[@timothy4077]

*When I first listened to this song without looking at the subtitles I never would of imagined that the lyrics have such a deep meaning.*

[@Ophkra]

That's the moment you realize that BTS is not only talented but genius...

[@royalbox8210]

Stfu

[@gusguslvr]

Thang Sang yeah thats a bird

[@gulzarmaratbekkyzy3979]

damn yes!

[@sunoometal5607]

sameeee

[@bellap610]

It's interesting how the baby boomer effect has impacted so many countries! In Australia the sentiment is the same most people my age have given up buying a house. I think most people feel like renting is basically their only option

[@giuliaforte1853]

So true! I live in Italy and things are exactly the same if not worse, especially the "passion pay" part..

[@DKDKTV]

It seems like a global phenomena unfortunately.

[@giuliaforte1853]

@Zamzam AbdiIt's weird for me to hear this because a lot of Italians move to the UK because it's easier to find jobs there lol

[@sankalpdatal3039]

I think this is the reason why bts is a global success.people from nearly every country can relate to their songs btw iam indian and things are also same here.

[@jjjamie6061]

for real! this is so true for the US, especially where I'm from in California. It's especially difficult with all of the tech companies and workers that come here

[@athirah2101]

BTS lyrics: Deep and meaningful af BTS songs: Bright af BTS choreo: Sexy and flirty af??

[@ryul28]

The choreo is more like "f*ck you", and making fun of the crow tits vs storks metaphor

[@Anna_Tang]

@@ryul28 lmao and they took that literally XD

[@liz-ru5vq]

“They are basically calling the older generation motherfuckers” I’m laughing so hard 😭✋🏾

[@basugunja]

You should be ashamed because they are disrespecting their own culture in their songs and raps since the culture of South Korea is to respect elders.

[@fightmeghost]

@@basugunja OH MY GOD OH NO 😟

[@ruths2081]

@@basugunja they're not disrespecting their culture, they're calling out the people who've been degrading the younger generations. You clearly did not understand anything 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@earthsfriend1365]

@@basugunja isn't it weird that this word "culture" is often used as an excuse for mentally pressurizing, domestic violence, physical child abuse etc etc? 🤔

[@hi-rw4nl]

@@basugunja Have you heard of one of their song called idol? And they are calling out the older generations who have screwed up a lot but never take blame

[@emilyvinyl5731]

BTS really said “ok boomer” with their whole chest

[@divita5717]

********hip thrusts

[@shotabdi4868]

😂😂

[@joanlee1992]

now I finally know what sam-po-sedae and oh-po-sedae , chil-po-sedae means in dope after 3 years

[@pomme3185]

Lmao sameee

[@VarshaRajput2717]

Hahahaha same

[@silverstar263]

Yes finally!

[@nayanaswal92]

Yess

[@JK-zy8vj]

Aww I been known since 2015

[@hobi738]

Holy shit. Here I am thinking this song just sounds really good and BTS is out here sending a big message. THIS IS WHY I STAN

[@beatm6948]

I 💜 your profile picture!

[@lnarenkumar2327]

I love your pfp

[@martaberlin08]

This is not just happening in Korea, it's also happening around the whole world I'm from Spain and I have to be willing to work but not be paid for it... So i work for free because yeaaaah they are 'teaching' me

[@Moonchild-dz6un]

Same here in America. There's a constant struggle between baby boomers and millenials. They are always saying, "When I was your age I had a house and etc. " A lot of them just refuse to acknowledge that times are different.

[@viciouskifli]

I recently did an internship for salary that didn't even cover my rent (and I went to a foreign country for it) and I taught my boss more than he taught me, that's sum bullshit

[@suntree4755]

so true, in mongolia too

[@av25_c31]

Same everywhere they called “Extern” you work without pay for experience

[@youexpectedanamebutitwasmedio]

Same for germany

[@hella7192]

So in dope in RM's verse when he says "sam-po-sedae? oh-po-sedae?" he's referring to all the things millennials have given up on too?

[@totallynoticarus]

Yes, Dope is all about them bragging how they've worked hard to get where they are and that they now have the right to call themselves dope. And in the last verse, they basically get back at the fact that they had to work even harder due to the economic and social injustice put on their generation.

[@rosalynnn]

i think so. he also said "yu-po-sedae". if im not mistaken, "yu" means 6? so yeaa. deep ._.

[@totallynoticarus]

@@rosalynnn RM said 3포세대? 5포세대? 그럼 난 육포가 좋으니까 6포세대 (samposedae? oposedae? geureom nan yugpoga joheunigga yugposedae) which can be translated as 'The third generation (samposedae)? The fifth generation (oposedae)? I like the number six, how about the sixth generation (yugposedae)?' The translation of six is yug (육)

[@user-qh6pe5ks6m]

@@totallynoticarus I'm Korean. I might be wrong but i think RM just don't like the words like 3포세대 or 5포세대 which Korea Media use for categorizing us (younger generation). And He roasts them with word play 6포=육포(beef jerky). "How dare you categorize us like 3포세대 5포세대 Fxxk off Mass media I'm Beef Jerky GeNeRatiOn."

[@totallynoticarus]

@@user-qh6pe5ks6m Yeah, that's a good explanation. I only really gave a direct translation since they got the words wrong.

[@kaypats855]

This just proves again why BTS are on top...they're lyrical geniuses

[@btssuejibae8130]

*DAMN BTS REALLY WERE CALLING OUT BABY BOOMBERS BEFORE "OK, BOOMER" BECAME A TREND*

[@auliakeke]

When BigHit doesn't feed you, here's *DKDKTV* be like spoiling you instead. I *live* for this. P.S. And I haven't commented on your prev videos but I really dig this kind of content. I mean there are already bunch of kpop reactions video and well, few are hilarious but that's it. *This.* Kind of videos that are truly introducing Korea and its culture and such to foreign viewers. Insights. Thank you for making these videos. As expected, you guys are growing and becoming such great influencers! You guys are my number one channel and I'm rooting for you guys! Purple you💜

[@DKDKTV]

Thanks so much. I'm flattered to hear that you like the new direction of our channel.

[@culjow1332]

I second the motion... :)

[@sakno9639]

I third it. Lol 😂 I just love where the channel is going.

[@Ophkra]

@@DKDKTV Indeed, you do a very good job and thank you for introduce us into the meanings and culture in general.

[@wisteriyaki]

I just love how calm his face was when he said mdrfkrs.😂

[@dreamglows2082]

😂😂

[@Lisa-bk1it]

Ikr I I'm dying 😂😂😂😂

[@Jazmin0111]

I always have this song in repeat but when my friends ask me about the lyrics is really difficult for me trying to explain. Now I’ll just show then your video. Thanks!

[@DKDKTV]

That's a great idea.

[@doro1142]

This song is so on point.. this is not only happening in Korean but i guess everywhere as well. Especially in India there are lack of jobs and more than 70% Youth. No matter what stream you choose you end up in IT company, with no hope of career change bc there is so much struggle, competition for employment once you lose the job its hard to get another. But our parents never understand us they still want us to do engineering, MBA. When we cant get what they ask us they call us lazy, no determination or motivation.

[@septinaindrayani]

@@doro1142 completely agree that this kinda issue don't only happen in South Korea. Imo, that's why BTS is beyond other K.Pop artists. Their songs truly represents youth issues and they do it in throughout their awesome music and dance choreography! 😎

[@lionellynnkim4077]

Same girl~same🤣

[@mannatkhan.8974]

That's way BTS is different from other groups...

[@holymakaroly]

Daring legends cursing at the older generation we stan forever. They're about to tear down the industry as well with IDOL

[@loftyradish6972]

I just realised a beautiful irony in Baepsae. People in power and with a lot of priveledge call people "baepsae" "try hard" with the connotation of "no matter how hard you try, you will always fail" and at the same time, tell them to try harder, work harder, and that you aren't trying hard enough. It is like the horse chasing the carrot, it is always kept out of reach no matter how hard you try.

[@saronalemu9674]

Do you hear that?........ it’s other KZbinrs shaking

[@14kavya78]

Saron Alemu yeah! I hear that too XD

[@burgundye]

they are so different from other kpop groups. they bring up real issues many try to keep quiet. they are using their voice to say what korean youth experience.

[@jusTPhyVlogs]

*DDAENG* ... this is not just entertainment but educational as well... imagine a song changing the outlook of what is believed to be A country that offers maybe an easy future.. for us people who don't know anything about how hard it is to live there..and to cope up with all those struggles... i only see your country to be A very successful economy but for an ordinary citizen like me... I might have broke my feet and still not bought a house... 😭 this is amazing ..!!👏👏👏👏

[@DKDKTV]

Korea is not easy, as the song tells you haha

[@jusTPhyVlogs]

@@DKDKTV now i finally understand my friends situation working there ..

[@sugafree_agustd6194]

"They are basically calling the older generation Motherfu*kers" I LAUGHED SO LOUD LMAO

[@pinkerton500]

baby boomers: wHEN I WAS UR AGE I WORK RLLY HARD!!!! millennial: we put work to top priority it's just your era was golden! gen z: *join as spectator (me lmao)*

[@emmabennett7699]

Me too! They fight so much.

[@beatm6948]

Yeah, cause a lot of gen zs are in college or still in school.

[@vindric8330]

Now millennial's are calling us dumb.

[@rictawheels88]

Millenials to Baby Boomers: "Well of course you did, but did you handle your financial responsibilities or lazy w/ no effort as you handed them off to your wife? ... That's what I thought."

[@CintamaniCrawford]

it never ceases to amaze me just how clever they are with their innuendos and double entendres and how they can insult you without actually saying f you! their playing with language is not something you see everyday in songs Thank you Danny and David for this new series that will hopefully make us love our fav songs even more

[@tbprnc]

Same is happening here in the states. My daughter respectfully "schooled" her baby boomer history teacher on the realistic costs of college nowadays as compared to when he went to school. He was humble enough to look up the cost to go to college today as compared to when he could "work part-time and pay for school along with the basic necessities of life." He thought offering free/affordable college education was the result of kids being too lazy to work and go to school. He admitted he was wrong.

[@rictawheels88]

I'd love to either hear the audio recording on this or be the fly on the wall when it happened

[@leejisu4457]

The gold spoon teacher in the lyric of Baepsae addresses Park Geunhye who was the president when Baepsae was released and Nooooryuk is her way to emphasize Noryuk in her presidential address as if she had wanted to teach people. It looked quite cringy and many young people started mimicking her since then.

[@emanatomy]

BTS' logic is on different level. I don't regret loving this group after all. Thanks for this awesome translation! Hope you'll do Agust D the last cos I am somewhat mystified y the koreans avoid topic that relates to depression and thank you very much!

[@jessicapierson768]

I truly can’t express how much I’m loving this series. Thank y’all so much for all your hard work and time spent helping a international fan understand the music I have fallen for so hard.. Wish you would go through some of Bigbang’s songs as well

[@DKDKTV]

Im working on one - dav

[@jessicapierson768]

Thank you ☺️

[@9xprincess]

Yes do BIGBANG and other 2nd gen as well!!!

[@soyothedanny]

You guys are seriously doing god's work by explaining korean culture and double meanings. I want non korean speaking people to know the greatness of bts lyrics

[@jmrkivex3442]

literally dropped everything for this XD

[@sassyest8292]

As you should. Hehe.

[@hamdhahassan4794]

BTS and their play on words. I honestly can't keep up. *Thank you so much for breaking down the lyrics and explaining so that our uneducated asses can finally understand*

[@kuroyuki5318]

i hope u explain bts song like no more dream, N.O, Spine Breaker, Dope, Not Today, am I Wrong, and other controversial bts song 😂😂 especially N.O

[@juliascotti3759]

Up

[@bluemonday5227]

@Fer 094 Ikr, his play words just thumbs up for me & hope many ARMY will be more appreciate him

[@alastor4323]

Up

[@sitinailulalfiyah4717]

Yes.. "Seoul to the SKY" 😆😆😆

[@Lyvevva]

**Thrusts Crotch** *Watches this video* **Thrusts Crotch in Rebellion**

[@myouniverse0613]

HAAHAHH

[@seokjiniekimmy9595]

wow... that was one he*la of explanation👀 Your 'explain series' really plays a huge role for us who cannot speak and understand well Korean language👍 Can't deny the fact that although BTS' songs have their english translations, it's still hard and confusing most of the times to interpret & internalize the meaning of every phrase and line in their lyrics but through this series of yours, you are giving us the opportunity to appreciate more and more what our lovely, talented Bangtan boys are trying to convey with their music😊😁 Thank you so, so much!😉😘

[@brandywebb5723]

Seokjinie Kimmy YES EXACTLY. I am an American and have no idea how in-depth Korean culture is. Korean culture is so rich with history and meaning but I’m trying to learn and BTS is making it difficult bc now that I know Korean words have different meaning depending on how you use them and how you say them I’m like 😭😭😭 but I’ll deal with it bc that’s probably how non-English speaking people feel about us when we are over here using slang and they are just as confused 😂😂

[@priyankatayenjam739]

This is when Bong Joon ho says,”Once you overcome the 1-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films (or in this more of BTSs)... the depth the meanings the history I learn from BTS is insane.

[@sassyest8292]

10 seconds in, I already pressed like. And I was not wrong, quality content right there 👌

[@armyforlife2078]

I’m a 62 year old GrandMother❤️ I Live in Mississippi, Born & Raised Here. My GrandDaughter Introduced Me to BTS a Few Years ago, I AM AN OLDER AGE ARMY LIFETIME FAN!!! I Have Introduced Most of My Age Friends to BTS. YOU ARE NEVER TOO OLD, TO LOVE YOURSELF💖THANK YOU BTS, FOR BEING YOURSELF, LOVE Y’ALL!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Come to Mississippi PLEASE👍🏻

[@sky_sc0278]

The fact that these socia-economic & political problems are prevalent in all societies, their messages resonate with the current generation. I appreciate this.

[@Lele-rk7gn]

I love how this song is just heavy social criticism while shamelessly hipthrusting

[@mollyfurball]

To me, the hipthrusts represents like a middle finger or "f*ck-you".... to the status quo...

[@kahinarkb3200]

one of the million reasons why i love BTS is how social conscious they are! they aren't afraid to say what needs to be said, they aren't afraid to be controversial and they use their influence to ty to change things! that's what ARTISTS are meant to do! i admire them so much! thank u DKDKTV for these series of explanations, u're making me love BTS even more!

[@우우-e3n]

이런 컨텐츠 너무 좋아요.. 방탄은 한국인들만 알아들을 수 있는 뜻을 가진 곡들이 꽤 많잖아요 땡 설명도 잘 봤는데 뱁새도 너무 감사합니다ㅠ

[@anu_ghosh716]

This video just not only helped me to understand that song better. But also made me understand one of the issues in Korea. The truth is I never understood why there is this strong message for older generation but now I really understand. Thanks for that.

[@gracelockhart6040]

But they also have a message in their song for younger people in "Spine Breaker" this guy explains it too. BTS doesn't discriminate!

[@moistsquish]

Thde videos make the choreography actually make so much sense which is cool

[@monicasalins3588]

Wanted to give BTS ' new songs a pass. But after listening to yours and David's interpretation of their music Ive gone back to music again with a new perspective. Sad that we're not leaving anything for the coming generations. No doubt the suicide rates are so high.

[@VanNguyen-mb3ux]

Thank you so much for listening to music without prejudice. I'm not always into their titles but I can always find gold in their albums, every single one. If you are interested, I hope you can check their b-side with translation (which are all around youtube) for a better reference to their music. Thanks again.

[@hyejoonfb]

I know this is a year ago, but i just saw this comment and wanted to tell you that Korea has the one of the highest rates of suicide (especially in youth) in the world for the past 5-ish amount of years? I know some people who haven't been able to get a real job for the past 3 years despite having many licenses and a university degree, part-time work experience, etc. So, yeah. Its pretty fucking bad and really sad.

[@Daniel-wz3yv]

And 3 years later we're in a situation even worse than before haha, there's this saying in my country that goes more or less like this in english "you can always get deeper when you think you've reached rock bottom" and unfortunately it really is the case, if we're already the generation of hopelessness i can only say i pity the ones coming after us because i have no clue how they're gonna live.

[@c.ivydiaz7481]

I got legit chills. This is exactly why I love BTS. Thank you for making this vid! As a millenial, I believe Baepsae's message does not only apply to Korea but also deeply resounds worldwide.

[@purplequokka]

I will not stop suggesting RM's Joke until you guys do it. Please!! 😂

[@armystayengene3148]

Omg yes!!!

[@28kushina]

YES YES YES OMG

[@shinryouzen]

Sonelah Sarmiento This! I have read so many different explanations for this and some people get confused so they often dont get the joke in Joke

[@nafshy]

Annnnnnnd I didn't get the Joke

[@purplequokka]

yall better back me up in the comments whenever dkdktv uploads videos so they'll see it! 👍👍

[@tricialao2723]

I was initially attracted to this song because of the sensual pelvic thrusts but after hearing the explanation... MY MIND IS BLOWN.

[@marissadang3784]

When I first heard the song and read the translated lyrics I was blown away since as a fellow Asian this song is seriously hitting all the right spots But holy hell your video opened my eyes to a whole new level of appreciation and respect for bangtan, it's so comprehensive and straight forward Thank you so much!

[@amadeyya]

they’re iNTELLECTUALS. like-they’re making their own music, their own lyrics, and their own money. iM SO PROUD OF THEM OMGGGG

[@TrangNguyen-pl6yw]

Yall should do Am I Wrong next

[@maxod6474]

Trang Nguyen Am I wrong is a masterpeace!!

[@hannahbalkovec]

I understood from the general translations ARMYs work so hard to make what they were getting at. I mean, the parenthetical name “silver spoon” helps a lot. But I didn’t know how very similar Korea’s current economic struggle was to the issues in the US. Young people here can definitely relate. I love that they made a song that can carry weight for people so far away from each other. Plus it’s a banger. Again, thanks so much for this video and your others. They’re really helpful!

[@챔챔-s5n]

땡이랑 뱁새... 외국인들이 흡수하기 힘든 가사들을 이렇게 풀어주셔서 너무나 감사드립니다. 외랑둥이들 이렇게 좋아하는걸 보니 제가 막 행복하네요. 외국 아미들 그동안 궁금했던 가사들 해석 요청이 빗발치고 있어요 ㅎㅎ

[@hallowedbethymelancholy8299]

FYI the channel DKDKTV Thank you for making this. It's really an informative video explaining the political statements about the economical & generational disparities experienced by the younger generations in S. Korea (which is very much felt in younger generations in the U.S., especially by Millennials in relation to Baby Boomers as well). Not only are BTS talented but their song lyrics are often meaningful & relevant.

[@marianivy2891]

3,5 and 7포 세대 were also *mentioned by RM on his verse in DOPE* what a genius *Thanks for these vids it's really educational and helpful^^*

[@kimberleeclements7819]

I’m so thankful I had these videos back when I was a baby army, they helped me understand their songs and lyrics even more than just reading them. I really hope you do more on their recent songs especially polar night

[@shinseulgi6943]

Some reactors are funny, some just judging their music, but we need this kind of content. Thank you, I hope you guys will continue making this kind of video in the future

[@mbanerjee5889]

Thank you so much for this series. Every time I watch these analysis videos, I realize that I haven't even scratched the surface of how badass BTS actually is. They really are the voice of the new generation.

[@norabeatrix]

I am waiting for you to explain Am I Wrong by BTS, thank you in advance. ps, turning on notification to your channel is the best decision.

[@lyrify8394]

It's a Pleasure for us that 'Harvard Law School took Bapsae as a reference for Explaining the current condition of society'. Stan BTS for Better Life.

[@tris_c]

Please do more explanation vids! So detailed i love it

[@bidari6844]

I NEVER realize baepsae has such a clever meaning. Thank you soo much for the video!

[@mej3998]

이런 영상 너무너무 ~~~좋아요~👍👍👍 땡 보고 깜짝 놀라고 고마워서 절 하려고 찾아왔습니다~~😘 외국인들이 아무리 번역된걸 봐도 우리가 느끼는거랑 완전 다를테고 뜻도 자세히 잘모르니까 어느정도 설명해주려고해도 전 영알못이라 도저히 설명이 불가해서ㅠㅠ 방탄의 이 좋은 가사들을 제대로 못느끼는거 같아서 안타깝고 답답했거든요~^^ 전에 여러번 타니들 리액션 하신걸 봤었는데 그냥 지나쳐가서 죄송합니다ㅎ 제 절 받으시옵소서~~~(__)넙죽~~ 구독도 누르고 갑니당~😆

[@upuliful]

its not only in Korea this is EVERYWHERE!! YOUNG PEOPLE ARE STRUGGLING!

[@Bella-xq8md]

how they deliver such content !!! they are not idols i!!!! they are True artists !!!!!!!! excuse me im going to stream their music ARTISTS deserve the BEST

[@silkwave5200]

it's insane how it appears that what millenials vs boomers experiences are so similar across countries. we see boomers in multiple countries enjoy a good economic environment and treating millenials today as if that is still the case for us.

[@keo872]

Jesus! Thank you guys for the great work you did! I loved this song before but now I admire BTS even more!

[@peaceco2380]

이렇게 자세히 설명해주시니 너무 좋습니다! 내포한 의미와 문화적 배경을 알면 더 깊히 곡을 충분히 즐길 수 있을 것 같습니다! 다른 문화의 팬들도 함께 즐길수 있어 너무 감사한 영상입니다! 이번에 'IDOL' 릴리즈 되면 나중에 꼭 해석 영상 만들어주세요!! 감사합니다!!

[@kumikoson]

Wow!!! You're always did a great job!!! I'm so thankful for this explanation!!! Considering that my native language is Spanish, there are so many different things to understand. 💜💜💜💜💜💜 Love u guys!!

[@aggieeol1352]

I’m watching this video in 2021 and I’ve noticed that up till now everyone omitted the dance choreo meaning as well. It’s not just a sexy hip movement. It’s suppose to reinforce the song message-it’s basically “f.ck you” in dance interpretation. Not to mention that the rest of choreo reinforces other lines too. The struggles of walking against the wind, bent backs and so on. Pure masterpiece all in all.

[@rmy580]

Although I already knew the detailed meaning behind Baepsae, I really love your explanation of it!! Thank you for simplying it!! I wish I had this video, instead of spending hours on the internet trying to finding the hidden meaning behind!! Much 💜 from AUSTRALIA

[@이이이-b2d]

정말 감사합니다.. 방탄곡들이 한국인이면 금방 알아듣는 부분이 있는데 그게 문화나 언어나 복합적인거라 해외팬들도 같이 이해할수 있으면했는데 이런 영상이 있어서 너무 놀랐어요. 이런 영상 더욱 많이 만들어주세요.. 정말 감사해요

[@v-v5542]

Thank you so so much for all the effort you put into this! It sure is well-known among fans that BTS often addresses socio-political issues, however, looking at literal translations, international fans usually only get it to a certain extent, missing out on many profound metaphors and meanings due to the lack of equivalents in the English language. I feel like I’ve come to understand their songs on a much deeper level now, both 뱁새 and 땡... I really hope to see more of it, this really just made my day! Again, thank you so much!

[@suzanrossi4880]

Ohhhh, my goodness!!! Thank you!!! (My apologies, I have few things I must say to you. ) Frist, I am not Korean nor a Korean speaker nor have I visited this precious country... yet. I would of remained ignorant and clueless without you with only intuition to guide me. I treasure respectful, eloquent, well spoken truth. Thank you, once again!!! Second, I really love and respect your videos. They are clear, intelligent and concise. I trust you and your partner and appreciate your wisdoms and honest interpretations. I witness your brilliance and salute you both for carving out a powerful and successful place in the world. You, like BTS give hope to your fellow millenniums. Thank you and well done!!! Next, you have revealed once again how courageous, brave, brilliant, genius, clever, righteous, compassionate, loving, dedicated, wise, talented, honest, rebellious, societal changer and leaders that BTS passively and overtly really are. (I now understand even further. You have revealed one more level why BTS seens to threaten the global self-serving controlling forces currently in power.) I had not heard this song yet. I must admit... that I am 66 years old and part of that "Baby Boomer" nonsense and very new to the enlightening world of BTS. I am being given the opportunity by you to be able to fully recieve the brilliance of and hope from BTS. I have enjoyed recently the fulfillment of Korean and Asian entertainment as a whole. However, I could sense the theme of hopelessness, suffering, abuse and pain the young seemed to have throughout Asia. However, because BTS is NOW my proof that the world is changing... and through the infusion power of youth, beauty, laughter, brotherhood, intimacy, kindness, courage, sincerity, transparency, voice, art, music, lyrics, song and dance... there is a new LIGHT guiding us. Like J-Hope's name and mantra indicates... I now have proof of global change and hope for our future. I have hope for the young on this planet. I have hope for humanity.... because BTS and ARMY exists, have shown up and have become a global force. I want thank the very first fan of BTS. The very beginning. Whovever you are... THANK YOU. 💜💜💜

[@nadluvshero7ai]

wow. the explanation verse by verse about their socio-economic dilemma is very insightful.

[@Ddochim]

Can you explain "dope" please? it's the song that gathered most fans for BTS but i don't think a lot knows about the real meaning behind the lyrics ps: also bc the "...posedae" thing is also used in there.

[@vindric8330]

Pretty please!!!

[@beakedup]

I LOVED this especially the last part omg I've never seen people saying they cursed sksksks. Ah they're so clever, THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS. This is my favourite series from you guys! Please do more bts songs because i don't feel like reading in detail translations a lot. 😩 Thank you again and i hope you guys keep making more of these. 💗💗💗

[@sahdasyarifa3052]

i'm on this stage, where elder generations basically using my passion for their own sake but i don't receive anything in returns due to 'an experience'. i just noticed that what they do for all this time is wrong bc of this video. i listened baepsae since couple years ago but i wasn't pay attention to the meaning of the lyrics. thank you for making this video! this very enlighten me!

[@rictawheels88]

Yup, my dad's fucking up my life so he can have his bills paid & shit done at my expense

[@purplequokka]

I was wondering what Namjoon's 3포 세대 5포 세대 lyrics in 쩔어 means. Thanks for that info!!

[@lazyndcrazy2393]

You have hit a home run with your explanation series. I was thrilled with the Ddaeng vid, and your idea to do this is way more valuable for me, than the reaction vids. Way to go, guys !!

[@bhopeful6418]

Whoaaaa. Thank you so much! I requested Baepsae under your ddaeng explanation. I really like Baepsae. It’s a catchy song but it also has a deeper meaning. I frequently see people (new fans / nonfans) commenting / questioning when they see “crowtit” in the English captions of Bangtan’s MV since they’ve referenced Baepsae a lot. I hope many can watch this to get a better understanding Baepsae’s message. Thank you again!

[@user-jg5rx9pv7p]

I want everyone in this world to watch this video and realize why so many people love BTS. They make great and meaningful music

[@thaitexan8026]

Love learning about the interpretations and cultural meaning behind BTS songs. You guys are slowly uniting and educating the western world to the Korean culture…thanks to BTS…WE WANT MORE.

[@meryton]

OH MY GOD, This is like a nuanced academic paper in motion. Thank you so much for this. It helps me understand so much of the socio-cultural-economic context that gets lost in the process of translation. This is exactly the kind of thing that I was looking for. Keep up the good work!

[@guppy8073]

Thanks for this! If there’s on request I could make, I’d really love to see their song Satoori Rap explained! There’s a lot of cultural nuances there that most i-fans can’t get.

[@julianelemes4571]

Thank you so much for this explanation. I am a fan of BTS already and I respect them for talking about serious subjects in their songs, but they never stop surprising me. That is just genius!

[@Aaina]

always loved how lyrically evocative bapsae is. was surprised to see danny do the explaining this time! gotta add that this whole storks vs crow tit argument may be founded by a korean saying, but it goes without saying that us the younger generation is facing it all over the world. now i remember david miming that "samsung is better" comment lmao and it makes me ;) because we all get the same comments lol

[@PhillipAderhold]

Thank you for making these videos. I am a new fan of BTS and your teaching give me a new found love for their music and a look into Korean culture. I am so thankful for you guys that put this channel together.

[@Cookieandcreame51]

I’m so thankful for this series! I thought I understood ddaeng and baepsae before but there was so much I just didn’t know!

[@michellroseamizola1842]

Thank you so much for these explanations. I thought I knew they were deep, didn't know they were this DEEP.

[@MaTT-ib9mf]

You do know that, outside of BTS, this has to be my favorite video on the internet. I watch this a lot 😅 Thank you so much for this guys. I appreciate these series so much!

[@batrisyiarosly537]

you guys honestly explain this song better than anyone else. thank you so much for helping us international fans to understand their songs even more. love you both!!

[@cameljen]

Watching this while waiting Big Hit drops teaser

[@lalalili6578]

Shooky The Cookie when will they drop the teaser ????

[@cameljen]

CupNoodle Doodle Nobody know. 😭😭

[@dennysscenery4523]

Shooky The Cookie mood

[@redmuggle7346]

Hope they will drop it tonight

[@titaniaer578]

It's out already

[@iman2622]

GIVE DKDKTV THE RECOGNITION AND APPRECIATION THEY DESERVE

[@minniefinn9841]

Thanks for this really awesome explanation. I've always known I loved this song for a reason, but now, with more knowledge, I love it even more!

[@hunnitbaehunnitbae8804]

I love how the choreo in the chorus is them taking big steps I always knew the boys + the people over at Big Hit (choreographers, writers, etc) have substance and are very creative but this is something else, and I have nothing but love and respect for them

[@tilayna18]

I appreciate a lot your bts lyrics explanation. It help a lot and I'm even more amazed by their lyrics and talent