💜 BTS (방탄소년단) '피 땀 눈물 (Blood Sweat & Tears)' Official MV (REACTION VIDEO)

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[@PurpleCoffin]

Wow, I got really surprised at how you totally understood the meaning of Jin kissing the statue, I've seen many reactions and this was the only one that did that. This video was based on the book Demian of Hermann Hesse and I had to read it to be able to understand the message. It's such a pleasure to see people connecting with art and not just superficially watching BTS for views. Great video!!

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

So glad to hear that I got an interpretation in the way that they intended me to interpret it for once. It’s such a visceral and riveting scene. I’ll check that book out. I’m very interested in what could have inspired that scene. Also… I didn’t screenshot that comment because it made me feel good… or… maybe I did 😂🫣

[@katalinviragnekocsis9867]

I read the book after seeing the MV, too... It is very interesting to watch after having read the book, many things make so much more sense, and it is very interesting to see how they interpret the text into their music and MV.

[@Rosasha1]

There is also an explanation video that ties the scenes to the book. You guys are so human and intelligent, I truly appreciate you taking the time to appreciate BTS’ depth as opposed to brushing them off like another boy band. Now you understand why ARMY loves them and why we’re so protective of them. They are artists and if you get it, you get it💜💜💜 Btw, intelligence is being cultured and open minded and you men clearly are, how much respect I have for you both. Can’t wait for the next one.

[@Haechi70]

Guys, guys must say you just took us in an emotional path with your Amazing reaction. Oh definitely Army will know about your channel. Thank you. Borahae and the seven kings 💜7👑

[@FREEKYFERRET]

Linkin Park, Star Wars, Norway, all things I love! You absolutely hit the nail on the head with your description of Jin’s reaction to Abraxas. Having such a visceral reaction to a piece of art in any form can feel almost life changing, my husband had a similar reaction to a painting in the Tate Gallery. The mv is based on Herman Hesse’s novel Demian and theories of Carl Jung. You’ve got yourself another subscriber in me. ✌️💜

[@itsme_justjenny]

The text above the mirror in front of Jin is in German, it's a quote from the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche- "One must have chaos in oneself to give birth to a dancing star"

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

I love me a good Nietzsche quote. Such a beautiful way to express the reality of being a creative and how often they have emotional pain deep inside and that’s what allows them to make art that evokes such deep emotions.

[@Nain06]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic it's actually RM's(the leader , rapper and crazy poetic writer i would say , like his lyrics are soooo poetic) favourite quote . He even has a t shirt with that quote I believe.

[@BangtanNoona]

I honestly believe RM, the leader of BTS would be thrilled by your reaction as I think he would feel that his art was truly understood and appreciated!

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

If he ever sees it then I hope it would help him to see the effect that his art has on people. It's deeply and profoundly moving. Thank you for this comment.

[@subobing3551]

Omg I totally agree and was thinking the same thing - RM would be so pleased. 💜

[@gretchend6823]

78 yr old ARMY. BTS brought back my love of music that I had lost for over 30 yrs. I enjoy the wide variation in their songs, their lyrics, dancing and artistry. Watching your reactions, I really appreciated your thoughtful and genuine consideration of the songs as well as your sharing of the emotions they evoked. 💜

[@ktsleeve]

Gretchen, I’m so glad you are ARMY! When we say all ages, genders, nationalities, races, cultures, and beliefs are welcome, we mean it!

[@dsherwood3889]

Me also. At 56 I had stopped listening to music over 10 years ago then last year I watched an BTS video and boom here I am listening to and singing BTS songs.

[@a.darleneheisserer1028]

I am 50 year old Army. They did much the same for me. I adore these boys.

[@ForeverYoungOT7]

50 year old ARMY. No words to describe how much I love BTS.

[@MissSmartypants555]

68 yo Army here.

[@thisverse_rm]

I have a feeling you're going to love Wild Flower (probably the whole Indigo album) by RM, the leader of BTS. He's the one behind most of their beautiful and poetic lyrics. His love of art, as well as his intellectual curiosity about human life in general, is deeply embedded in BTS MVs and discography. Happy BTS journey!

[@xiBlaaZeD]

Ohh yeah 🙏 indigo are just a masterpiece!

[@ktsleeve]

Thank you for saying this about our Namjoon. 🙏🏽💙❤️‍🔥🫶🏼💜

[@ideagirl]

Ditto!

[@marieesposito9145]

Beautiful comment

[@back2blueside201]

I truly think this may be my favorite reaction to BTS ever. From your first reaction I knew you guys would understand and appreciate them and their art. This reaction I could honestly feel the pull you were feeling and it mirrored my own for all these years watching the art BTS has continuously produced. I remember when this video and the short films leading up to it were released and just thinking man I wish everybody could watch and appreciate this for the art it is instead of just relegating it under the boy band label and therefore it must be less than. Thank you for this. 💜

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

I understand that so well at this point. It’s interesting that now when I tell people about this band and the reactions that we are doing I get asked constantly “Do you like K-pop?” And I don’t really know how to respond anymore beyond just saying, “I like BTS.” It used to just be a flat no. Artistry of this tier demands respect though. I’m so impressed with BTS and with their supporters. 💜

[@back2blueside201]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic The “I like BTS” is a very common way of answering that question as an ARMY lol. You guys are great and I’m really glad I happened upon your channel.

[@thiagoqueiroz1820]

I feel you, what a great reaction

[@MuddaFuffa]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic Exactly. For me, and many others, it's not enough to say that we like BTS. I have only been Army for 3 yrs. and I still can't find the right words that would accurately describe BTS & why I love them. I just start spouting out all these words like a goofball. But you guys get 'it' now. We happily welcome you guys to Army. If I could bottle up your reaction, I would. Thank you guys SO much for this. Borahae 💜

[@BtsyearJK2025]

@@back2blueside201 my same response

[@ttucker330]

Wow guys, I felt your heartfelt emotions coming through the screen. You can enjoy BTS at surface level or you can delve into and appreciate at a deeper level. One of the things I appreciate about their art is often times they leave it up to the consumer to interpret the meanings and feelings it evokes. Other times they share with us what inspired them when writing lyrics or producing music videos. As others have already mentioned in the comments they drew heavily from the concepts in the book Demian. You were spot on regarding acknowledging you have both light and dark inside you. I would say all the guys are lovers of art but I think RM would live in art museums if he could lol. Any time they visit cities on tour and he gets the chance, he's checking out the local museums. A while back BTS even participated/sponsored/promoted a global art exhibition held in a dozen plus locations internationally. Another era of their music you might enjoy is influenced by Carl Jung's theory of personality exploring persona, ego and shadow. At any rate I've rambled long enough lol. Really appreciate your reactions and you have a new subscriber. 😊💜

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thank you so much! I don’t really know how to react to a comment with so much meaningful content in it other than with gratitude. 😂 I fully intend on learning all about the Carl Jung influenced album, the only reason I haven’t is so I can share that experience with you guys who have been so appreciative of our reactions thus far.

[@ttucker330]

Looking forward to it! 😁

[@englishrose7408]

Namjoon appears to actually live in an art gallery- he shared a day in his life. His apartment has empty rooms with art he has collected on the walls. Amazing!😊💜

[@amberpearce710]

I always found it interesting because they are able to link some of the Damien theory to Carl Yung theory in their music and it makes sense (once you understand more of their music and have deep dived).

[@bunnyboopbubblesbcubed8380]

@@englishrose7408 the guys have described his home as being a museum

[@BTSisMyUniverse68]

You guys got it!!! Jin kissing the statue isn't understood by a lot of reactors but you guys nailed it. There are so many more videos that have such a beautiful meaning wait to you get to Spring Day and the story behind the song, very emotional video and song.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

It was an absolutely beautiful moment. The way that they intentionally showed every other band member leaving to show that this is something he experiences when alone was so poignant and power that it left us pretty speechless.

[@jazzymom1211]

The reaction to Blood, Sweat, and Tears is different for everyone. But so glad that you were able to see it for what it is, a work of art. BTS is no ordinary K-Pop boy band, they are thought provoking, healing, and up-lifting. From mental health, to psycology, to understanding, to life...they are also real people who remain humble and down to earth. We, as Army, we walk together with them on their journey providing strength and love to each other. It is just beautiful. Enjoy the journey, and welcome.💜

[@stefaniekritzler6401]

Welcome to the army. BTS is not a boy band, it’s a revolution. We purple you💜💜💜💜

[@organiccookie1306]

Wow, your emotional reaction is exactly what every BTS fan experienced at some point, I think: It's when we feel this connection with them and their art on the most human level. It's when we feel (not just understand) how the human experience connects all of us. And this is something you can't explain to people who haven't felt it and don't have an open heart. They just look at you weird or maybe smile in a friendly way, not taking you seriously. You will have a hard time explaining this experience over "a K-pop boyband" (I call BTS none of this, by the way) to your friends... Thank you for being so open and vulnerable, essentially human, in this reaction.

[@soop5414]

😭💜 are you ok? Like you were seeing the sun for the first time 🤗 I'm a literature/art/psychology geek. BTS made me love these things again. 💜 🇨🇦

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

We’re okay 😂💜 we did have to decompress and talk for a bit… with some more tears… after turning off the camera from this recording. Watching something fun and totally unemotional after this helped us recover 😂😂 It kind of felt like seeing the first rays sun after a long dark winter night where you’ve struggled to survive from the cold. It was actually that moving. Thanks for checking on us! 💜💜

[@NanciBK]

There is a saying among ARMY that you discover BTS exactly when you need to. Their art is life changing to so many people. They have a mission to bring love and healing to the world through their art. Borahae 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@MariaChavez-ey5sr]

This was one of their huge concept albums and they just love to create aesthetic videos which have layers and hidden clues everywhere. They say they write songs and MVs you don’t get easily in a single viewing but it’ll take many times to take it in. This one is ridiculously beautiful as each shot is like a work of art. They used so many art styles as inspiration. Also a lot of references to Icarus, Greek mythology, the fall of angels, and heavy references to Damien by Hesse. The mirror has a quote in German from Nietzsche that says “Man muss noch Chaos in sich haben, um einen tanzenden Stern gebären zu können. [You must have chaos within you to bear a dancing star.]” even the flowers at the end as Jins face cracks are a reference to their big storyline. Really this whole thing is ridiculous, nobody makes music videos like them. Glad you got to experience it. FYI many will recommend Spring Day, and I’d add in a strong trigger warning the MV is filled with references towards a huge Korean tragedy and the explination videos are alot for most reactors. I’d recommend the song that previews this MV “Boy Meets Evil” and then “Singularity” the preview for Fake Love (BTS often/usually has a solo song kick off the theme of an album). Overall I’d say BTS models a healthy masculinity. They have said many times clothes don’t have genders so have no issue wearing women’s styles (jackets or shirts, even skirts). But also being very in touch with their feelings and showing it’s ok to play, cry, be very close to your friends etc. And of course learning to love yourself.

[@Artfrg4]

Suga’s solo “shadow” has lyrics I believe you’ll interpret well. He is one of the main rappers. Great job with this reaction!

[@snagglejag1977]

You need to see "Black Swan" next. This reaction was as moving as the video, and I so love your intellectual approach to examining the artistry at work. BTS will surprise you. They're so much more than a boy band.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

We watched Black Swan last week. It was our second BTS reaction. But yes, they are SO much more than a boy band. Regular boy bands don’t put this much effort into the artistry. It honestly sucks that I have to get past the “boy band” stigma and hope that people can appreciate the profound artistry of these MVs to recommend this band to people.

[@houseofalex]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic wish you could check out their other version MV - Black Swan Art Film by MN Dance Company. A totally different experience, pls watch it

[@jaden6312]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic No, the Art Film version as one suggested. You might cry again....lol

[@audreyp2425]

@@jaden6312 I cried watching the Art Film version too. Seriously, those contemporary dancers broke me. I watch it now and then just to experience it all over again. Borahae! 💜

[@snagglejag1977]

@House of Alex Yes! I meant the art film. I'm so sorry.

[@NanciBK]

I see you noticed their penchant for practical sets and effects. I suggest you react to the brief shooting sketches behind the scenes of their music videos, because you can see all these sets and practical effects in action. You can start with Fake Love and Blood Sweat & Tears since you have seen those already. Borahae and welcome to the ARMY! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

This is totally in our plans to do. I think we will start with this kind of stuff next week over at our website.

[@sanres2100]

Welcome to the Army side. We all have been very touched by a video or song that made us fans of BTS. For each person is a different song. For me was Epiphany. I cried my eyes out the first time I’ve seen that live version of Jin singing that song during a concert, was incredible. And after that I found songs that made me happy, empowered, reflective, or any kind of emotion that they transmit. Each member of BTS is an absolute artist, so when they are together is really magical.

[@deerogerson6480]

Real ARMY feel exactly the same and cry during MANY BTS songs. i STILL cry during some songs after 4 years being ARMY. Magic Shop is my absolute favorite BTS song. JK wrote and produced it for ARMY and it shows their love for their fans and their message of hope and comfort. it is based on the book Into The Magic Shop. there's no MV but there are several live performances you can choose from.

[@HanhNS]

Yes! The live performance is just amazing

[@nneichan9353]

Interesting. This is indeed about understanding temptations, experiencing them.

[@meiong5206]

Spring day is another level. I broke down for nearly a week and thats when i became an army

[@Bookworm56]

For most music videos, BTS has the behind the scenes of making it. The practical effects are crazy. I never would've guessed how they make the sets and the many crew it takes to get the final product 😃

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

It blew my mind when I realized, after we stopped recording, that the scene we stopped for was literally only created for about 2-3 seconds of that music video. That level of effort makes no financial sense. But it makes sense if the drive is to make the best product that they possibly can and just trust that money will take care of itself. It sounds silly, but that 2-3 seconds shows how much BTS cares about making sure their production is the absolute best it can possibly be.

[@Bookworm56]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic the 2 story room where Jimin is blindfolded is a real set too. They definitely have a vision and do their best to make it come to life. I really enjoy your reactions! New subscriber here, for sure! 😊 Enjoy your journey down the rabbit hole

[@suebee0619]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic I'm always impressed by how most of their videos are practical and not greenscreen/cgi (I'm a former stagehand and absolutely geek out about it). And if you look carefully, I think they've repurposed some sets in their videos. I might be wrong, but that room at the beginning looks like the room in Fake Love where the windows were "blown out". Just some new paint, a chandelier, and fantastic set dressing and it wouldn't shock me. I could be completely wrong, but it's also hella smart production work if so. There is at least one other video (and I can't remember which one) where I thought the same thing with a different set. I give them no shade for this, in fact it's really impressive in my book.

[@djlivvy46]

​@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic - the MV director for BTS does not care much for green screen as he prefers authenticity wherever possible, even to the point of actually setting people on fire! I'm also impressed by the fact that the members, the extras and the backing dancers will do whatever it takes to get the desired result, and that BTS never play the prima donna to try and get out of doing what they need to do, whether their hands get burned or they're scared of heights. The famous Korean work ethic overlaid with The BTS Effect is what produces art at this level. 💜

[@WonderingWildWanderingRose]

​@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusicthey bring that same dedication to quality production to every performance, and their live concerts are unbelievable. Even awards shows, you forget it isn't their own personal concert--at least at their own concerts they will get $ compensation, unlike award shows that they are bearing all the financial burden of their production without compensation. They just want the audience to feel the valuable time and attention spent on them was worthwhile. Mind blowing performances and work ethic.

[@elitzaandreeva8810]

You are becoming my favorite reactors…. After I discovered BTS, I decided to give other k-pop groups a chance... I gradually realized that they are completely different. Nowhere have I found this emotion, this touching touch of Art, this depth and reflection that BTS gives me.

[@mitsuko0xidized]

Thank you so much for your reaction to this! Your raw emotion really touched me and I really appreciate your vulnerability in that moment. I'm sure lots of fans have sent you to different creators in order to help put you on the intended path toward discovering the meaning behind this iconic music video but regardless of what the actual meaning of this song/MV is, I really liked *your* interpretation of it. That's the thing about art -- it can mean so many different things and that doesn't invalidate your perspective on the MV. I really loved what you guys are bringing to the conversation about BTS's music and I can't wait to see more! 💜

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thank you so much. 💜 We have gotten many many comments of different explainers and such to watch, but I do want to sit in the emotions that this video evokes for a bit and watch it a couple times before I dive into the intended meanings. It was just so raw and real an experience and I’m not ready to give that up yet. Thank you for recognizing and validating that emotion.

[@rafaelsmith5737]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic BTS Blood, Sweat and Tears has a JAPANESE VER too, I would like you guys to watch the MV. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYC7aJd_h7eYiaM The Japanese ver is much more complex to understand cause the Visuals also crosses with the BTS Universe Afterwards watch this too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXzHaWOIpNV4aZI It's the comparison between the 2 versions. When you guys react to this, wear a HEADPHONES 🎧

[@sallylonghurst4414]

@@rafaelsmith5737 Thanks for this. I had forgotten that there is a Japanese version. It just seems fraught with danger. As mum, i just want to collect all the guys and take them somewhere safe. 💜

[@silver25683]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic I agree with you, everyone's journey is different, and you should find the most comfortable way for you to process everything. Cause the raw experience is so impactful, and that belongs to you.

[@jujubeesbtsarmy0613]

Just react genuinely to BTS. It's what true ARMY appreciates. Just being respectful to our OT7 💜

[@nurulfadd_fadhi]

'I can't believe we're acting like this to k-pop'...yes you're..and many Army feeling the same...this is what BTS bring to us...and get ready to know more...

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Yeah. It’s been a wild ride so far.

[@leahwarburton]

I just want to say Thank You. Human Traits. That is the simple, clean, truth. So thank you. I find your thoughts and interpretations fascinating. BTS will hit you in your heart; will play with your brain and make you think; will resonate with the core of your being. I always think the MVs of BTS have the interpretations. The intended one for the song, the intended one for the MV, and the one you find - that you feel - for yourselves.

[@mmmmha1489]

I'm blown away by your interpretations of the mv and lyrics despite not having any context of the bts era that this mv was created. Despite having watched this mv and song a million times, your insights managed to make me see things differently!! Thank you for your honest and raw reactions 💜😭

[@blhang]

Bts short films.. I highly recommend them

[@PatriciaBell-uz1pi]

Ah, there you are. I have been singing and living my truth since I was 3. My degrees are in Music and my life has been about authentic product esp voice. And you found my ....breathe....just breathe.....whilst watching these men. You understand ART....now, dig deeper.....the only thing close to this in the US is our Olympic contenders ...they worked in conditions no Americans would have accepted to do what they did to become ARTISTS......do your research and be humbled.

[@tigerlilyem-o9s]

Blood Sweat and Tears video and song were built and written based on Demian, a novel by Hermann Hesse which won a nobel prize in literature back in 1946. I read this book (because of this Mv) and I'll try my best to interpret and summarize the story here. The story follows a young boy named Sinclair who had a friend named Demian. Demian acted as Sinclair's mentor during his childhood and transition to adulthood. Sinclair as a young adult experienced series of existential crisis, believing he lived in between the world of light (the world of illusion, full of goodness) and "the dark world" (the real world which was full of lust, temptation, anger and evil world). Demian, and later on Sinclair's another mentor Pistorius, believed that in order to become a full person a human needs to embrace both of their light and dark sides. This will then lead Sinclair to find out about Abraxas, the god of light and darkness. There are sooo many imageries and jawdropping details on the MV that represent details in the book. But the point is this song is about the loss of innocence and temptation, about being a human and embracing both of your good and dark sides. The scene where Jin kissed the statue (which I believe the representation of Abraxas) means he seals the deal with the devil himself in order to fully embrace himself as a person who isn't perfect, full of flaws. The white and black doors represent the world of light and the real world. Suga playing piano represents Pistorius who was an organ player in the story. The phrase that RM read in English here was also taken from the book, page 26 (on the version that I read). It says "He too was a tempter, he too was a link to the second, the evil world with which I no longer have anything to do." "He" here refers to Demian, that Sinclair once thought as a bad influence for him, maybe it's because Sinclair tried to deny his dark sides. The book is heavily influenced by a swiss philosopher and psychiatrist Carl Jung. One of his pupils was Hermann Hesse's doctor back then. This MV and song are also influenced by a german philosopher Nietzche. There's a quote by him on the wall above the painting that Jin is staring at. It is in German but it means "You must have chaos within you in order to give a birth to a dancing star". Again, the same theme occurs here, about embracing both of your light and dark sides. Only by accepting your flaws and mistakes you can reach your true potentials. Hesse learned a lot about Jung's psychoanalysis and experienced it himself so that was why Demian was heavily influenced by it. What makes it even more interesting, BTS album MOTS 7 is also based on Carl Jung's theory (hence the songs Persona, Shadow, and Ego were born-- these 3 elements are important in Jung's theory Maps of the Soul). BTS are deep, my friends. They talk about real things like the pain of growing up and youth's experience. They literally make a lot of armys become smarter and read on classic literature like this because of them. lol. Welcome to the fandom! (Please note once again that this is all my own interpretation after reading the book, take it with a grain of salt.)

[@heesuh9505]

Excellent! I couldn't explain it any better. Thank you.

[@shnlrn.]

I got emotional when you broke down.. I literally tear up😔 thankyou so much for you genuine reactions guys. I am sure that MAGIC SHOP will make you emotional too. Its a bts song that was directly composed and written for armys. Its a fan song made by bts💕

[@shnlrn.]

New subscriber here btw!!!

[@silver25683]

Seeing you so moved by the song and video remind me of when I first watching it, and makes me getting emotional too. It's such a beautiful experience to get struck by the power of art and make you feel so alive. It's so hard to explain to people that can't feel the same way, and it's so good to find people that understand it to the bone! Also give props to the directer of this MV and the producer of the song and anyone who have worked hard to make this happen! Clearly their message is presented really well and beautifully. That's BTS and BigHit. They are just like that. They value the quality and the depth of their work and make magic happen.

[@jojokookie7_]

It's so nice to see that there are still people who are open minded and really appreciate the art of my loves/idols. When you go deeper into this crazy and wonderful rabbit hole you see how everyone they are extremely hard working and very talented...they really love what they do and that makes their art more appreciable. Thank you for your very organic and sincere reactions. I hope you keep reacting to my loves. I purple you 💜!

[@Beastafication_VS]

You guys are literally the first people Iv seen who reacted to this song and Actually understood what was happening. I appreciate you guys for looking at their music not only just for a reaction but as artist with actual meanings behind their music.People usually just watch and judge rather then reading and understanding the song itself like they would usually do for western artist.

[@cheonsachil]

It’s actually a travesty that they are not winning awards left and right just for music videos alone. While not all their MV’s (or songs) are as deep as this, you know that a whole lot of planning and thinking went into them, be it the choice of location, props, outfits, emotion, imagery, color, story, sound, lyrics, etc. I appreciate BTS and their team for being master storytellers and how they make sure to leave you wanting more. 😊 I also appreciate you guys for having curious and open minds.😊💜

[@ashleyder9164]

Agreeeeeee. This MV and Black Swan in particular deserve recognition for their sheer artistry.

[@twilightrhapsodist]

This is one of the best reactions to BTS I have ever seen. The way you describe what you see and feel is very on par with how BTS and their work make me feel as well. I am so glad you loved the video and the song and artistry behind it. Definitely can't wait to see more from you guys!

[@tracydowd4013]

The book Demian by Herman Hesse was the inspiration for this piece of art. Their whole Wings Era was inspired by it, and it plays into their storyline. Thank you for your reaction.

[@jillcarter5555]

BTS has changed my life. I'm 52 year old ARMY and they have changed my perspective of life. They teach me something every day. They have brought music and laughter back into my life!!!! Millions of ARMY have had the same experience 💜 This is one of my favorite videos, and you nailed it! BTS move us all in different ways...lots of tears and laughs. That's why we love them so much! Check out, Heartbeat and Run BTS dance practice!

[@LotusBloom0309]

This song is part of their concept album Wings. It draws from the book Demian by Herman Hesse, which addresses temptation on a young man. There are many references to the book in this video. I’m a 47 yr old author and literature major, and I am so intellectually impressed by BTS.

[@geekyreader34]

This is why BTS has an ARMY of fans because of the emotions they evoke. Love you guys

[@MummaLlama]

I love the depth that you go into on this but on a completely different note, as a massive geek of the OG Star Wars franchise I ABSOLUTELY AGREE 100%!! The original trilogy really set the standard in terms of practical effects over special effects. If you compare it to say, the original Star Trek, which was only released 10 years before Star Wars & was heavier on the special effects, you can see the comparison of how well they aged. For the time Star Trek aired, the effects were decent, but bringing it back to watch it on HD TVs, the lack of quality is very glaring. Star Wars being heavy on Practical Effects has led the original trilogy to age WAY better than even the reboot series. Bringing this around full circle, this is why BTS MVs are so high quality and will age well with the development of technology because they predominantly use practical effects and interactive sets. If you want to see a really cool live that has some pretty great practical effects & magical camera tricks, check out their live, Home on Jimmy Fallon - it’s fun & impressive as hell👌I decided to edit when I saw the feels hit 29:14 - this is what they do. They touch on human psyche, the way they express their art is emotional. It may hit at a different time, with a different song with a different message but one thing we have in common as ARMY is that we’ve all been emotionally touched by something they have created. Whether it’s a theme of an MV, a specific line in a song or a speech, all 7 of these men have a natural ability to bring out hidden emotions unexpectedly. When you get to know their personalities, and you really should, you will discover the depth of their humanity, heart and love for not only each other, but all those who support them and all those willing to come out of their comfort zone to give them a chance. I’ve been moved to tears on so many occasions delving into their music, I’ve seen others moved to tears. Another thing you’ll learn is not only will THEY be there for you when things are rough, we, ARMY are there too. We’ve got a world to heal and it ain’t gonna happen with people at odds.

[@cemooney48]

I have been an ARMY for three years and you reaction and take on this music video is refreshing. You get BTS. It will be a wild ride and a great journey. Borahae!! Welcome. By the way I am an elder ARMY, 74 years old and following BTS is one of the best decisions I have every made.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

It has definitely been an unexpected journey so far.

[@soniamabelrecaldeacosta4180]

I'm crying too, although I don't speak English but art is a universal language!! Thanks for reacting to these 7 wonderful artists!! Proud 47 year old ARMY!!

[@ladym7547]

I have never seen any reactor expressed how touched they are at this kissing scene. You made me tear up as well. Yes, BTS are not only musicians but rightly also artists. Wonderfully observed!

[@Ana-id6uk]

Ooooh. Goosebumps when you explained the eye covering and statue kiss

[@ashleyder9164]

I absolutely agree with what you were saying about femininity and masculinity and how BTS move in that. I think that is something that really draws a lot of us in the West.

[@dsherwood3889]

There are several BTS MV and songs that suck the breathe out of me and reduce me to tears. I found BTS less than a year ago so I'm still exploring and learning their work.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

They really know how to pull the heartstrings and to get people thinking with their heads and their hearts.

[@robwebnoid5763]

Just to let you know, BTS has been to Norway, Sweden & Finland about 6-7 years ago for their reality show Bon Voyage. And possibly for vacation at other times, I don't remember. They have a big following there as well. If I recall, a fan girl in Norway or Sweden was chasing one of them in the streets, heh. Even Norway's king, King Harald V, has mentioned them. If they haven't been to that aforementioned park, then they might visit it one day, especially like the artsy ones such as RM. But good reaction & discussions. Many of their songs & lyrics have serious messages in them, some of them socio-political & cultural. This is why BTS has not only set themselves apart from most of KPop, but also set apart from many other artists worldwide. We hope to see you continue your BTS journey as you have only seen the tip of the iceberg with 3 reactions.

[@thvbitch]

Wow

[@otomeauthor]

I still haven't recovered from the Wings era. You have to check out the "Boy Meets Evil" video and Jimin's "Lie" from this album.

[@janetuss6496]

You guys would really like RM (the leader), he's the mastermind behind most of BTS's lyricism and album concepts. His latest solo album Indigo is very artistic and awesome.

[@sherimosher3216]

You need to watch BTS' performance at the 2019 MMAs. Keep in mind it's an award show not a BTS concert. And don't forget to breath. Anyone who has watched this will understand why I say that. Please post your reaction.

[@TheTwil1]

If you want to have your minds melted about the deeper meaning of this video (which includes Nietzsche and Hess) look for. Blood Sweat and tears explained. That winged figure is Abraxas…who is neither good nor evil but the representation of both. It’s deep guys. OH…..and welcome to the ARMY…welcome to the rabbit hole, come in *hands you a cup of tea*

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

We're staring at the rabbit hole waiting to dive in. I think we will be reacting to a lot of the "making of" and "meaning behind" stuff over at thetacshow.com. That's going to be good content for people who have already watched us react to the videos but maybe not as much so for the people who haven't seen us before.

[@ukelelep81926]

I think all of us ARMY have experienced that moment when a BTS song just hits you so viscerally all of a sudden. For me, it was with a song called Life Goes On. I was just starting to discover BTS, it was mid pandemic, and that song just hit me so hard. It wasn’t even the actual music video that got me, it was an accompanying video called “Like an Arrow” that made me start crying out of no where. I still can’t pinpoint why it hit me so hard, but it felt intimate and nostalgic and hopeful and longing all at once. I’m really enjoying your BTS journey so far and I’m sure you have a lot of suggestions now but here are some other videos that I think you’d really enjoy: Emotional: -Life Goes On -Spring Day (this one is called the queen of their discography) Introspective: - Intro: Persona - Interlude: Shadow - Outro: Ego (These three are interconnected. You don’t have to watch them all in one go but I think it would be helpful.)

[@shakunmarie]

Oh my gosh you really moved me as i was already moved watching it long time before this. You are so honest with your raw feelings being shared. Yes and RM is the art guy. Watch the explanatory video if you haven't already

[@sarahj3695]

This MV was the one that floored me. It is packed and layered with symbolism and story telling. You might like explanation videos and the making of video so you can see how it was filmed

[@worldsnews170]

I luv seeing open minded intellectuelle passionate young men Keep good reactions

[@janetuss6496]

Wow, rare to see reactors be able to understand the depth of their meaning and artistry. You guys are awesome. Would love it if you guys could also add the dance practice vids, there's one for nearly every music vid.

[@huatzelei79]

I watched this mv for many times and your reaction added to a lot … thank you and keep going!

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thank you too!

[@sophialuo2568]

Really love how insightful you both are! Big applause to your quote: "There's a lot of femininity lacking in our masculinity." THANK YOU!! It'd be great to see you guys reaction to "Who is BTS - Bangtan 7" by Taylor to truly know who these 7 guys are and their story. I think you'd appreciate their craft and skills even more. AND, maybe a live performance reaction would be great too :)

[@offthehook1001]

I really liked what they said too. But it seems that it comes from a "there are only two genders" perspective. Just from skimming through their other videos.

[@micheleg559]

Loving your reactions! You should watch the making of this video to see all the practical effects - it’s an amazing video. If you’re interested in the deeper meaning behind this video, I would recommend watching Bookish Theories- BSandT

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thanks for the tip!

[@JeonJungkook-wr4yr]

The statue Jin kissed was of Abraxas I read all about it basically.

[@BikroKosmos]

Trust me many of us BTS ARMY have cried to the beauty of this video which is why why it is still a fave of ours. RM as well as the members said that this video was based off the book Demian. They also felt like ARMY and FAME was like the Sun. No matter how close you fly towards it or how high you get your wings can be singed away at any moment the closer you get. There is an explanation video to the symbolism within this MV on the XCeleste YT channel however, your interpretation did hit some points. In a recent interview RM said "My Life is like a Canvas." Everyone sees the painting within the frame but meant never see the blood, sweat, and tears that go into it to produce it's eternal beauty. However, art should not just be held within a boxed frame. It is a beauty that holds many colors, yet can be seen in the light and shadows. Showing the beauty within the darkness or sun light. THANK YOU for your genuine reaction and giving BTS a listen with an open mind. There is a saying in the BTS ARMY, “BTS shows up when you need them most.” I believe that GOD put them in your path for a reason. Good Luck and enjoy the journey of getting to know BTS, what they stand for as a group, and each member individually. They are truly genuinely worth knowing. BTS + ARMY = BORAHAE (Eternal Love) 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 TOMORROW BY TOGETHER (TXT) + (MOA) MOMENTS OF ALWAYSNESS = ONE DREAM LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF for you are the LIGHT which shines upon others like the MOON in the night sky surrounded by a MIKROKOSMOS of stars leading to a universe where SERENDIPITY and EUPHORIA awaits you with no STIGMA to contain you. For BTS will be your FILTER and cause your INNER CHILD to AWAKE.

[@aysegulpervane7835]

yessss they are NOT just musicians, they are ARTISTS as you have said and they are ART themselves...take a look at their life story...lets cry together....

[@heesuh9505]

Every statues, paintings and props in the museum and in the rooms are detaily set with stories & symbols. They use very little to no cgs for their mvs. Also their choreos are usually matching lyrics and lyrics usually have deep meanings. With BTS, nothing is ramdomly placed without any reasons.

[@LilacLoveMaze0613]

When you said that BTS are ARTISTS I literally yelled “YES, THANKYOU!” 💜💜 as ARMY we try to convey this to people but a lot of ppl don’t listen due to preconceived ideas, and it can be frustrating, because it’s simply an experience you have to have, not something that can be told to you. So it gives me such an intense sense of.. relief? That’s the best way I can describe it, when someone sees that about them. So Thankyou. Also your reaction was beautiful, and while there are a lot of explanations and so forth, I firmly believe because bts are artists they want nothing more than for us to experience to experience their art in the most meaningful way to us, and that that is the correct way, for you. And that whatever their initial reasons for creating the piece and the meanings behind it that those are just as valid as whatever moved you and conclusions made you feel important emotions. So you can totally just bask in that for as long as you need to before moving on to learn their intentions 💜 but the significance of the art pieces and everything throughout is fascinating! That whole scene with the blindfold as a leash also absolutely blew my mind the first time I saw it and really moved me. This MV changed something in me tbh 😅🌹✨

[@CamkirE]

YES!!!Now you understand why the World love them - and You are just getting started. I know You 2 will love what BTS do and You will love each of artist, they are all really unique individuals and really genuine people. Please explore interviews and stuff surrounding their music as well.

[@Rosasha1]

The theme is about duality, “good” and “evil” and how we posses both and should embrace our total self. You men received the intention and interpreted it your own way, love that!💜

[@valm5892]

Wow I started crying when you guys were talking about these guys being true artists. Thank you for this reaction. Keep going! These guys are something very VERY special

[@Dani.Torres]

This MV is for the main song of their conceptual album “WINGS” (you’ll learn than most BTS albums are conceptual). This album was promoted with 7 album trailers/teasers (one for each member) and also there’s a music video for the intro of the album that broadens the same themes called “Boy Meets Evil” I recommend you watch all these complementary videos. It’s very interesting

[@BoraNabiCeleste]

Almost done watching. I love this, it's so validating to see when other people get the fact that there's depth here. Many people will see this and comment on how beautiful it is, and some will mention that there seems to be a story but it's too much for them to understand, and a few understand. Y'all connected with it and that's gorgeous.

[@forevabangtan]

YOOOO you both nailed it on the head. I truly believe that if you dive deep into BTS music esp. the lyrics you'll love it. They talk so much about the self. Their Map of the Soul albums is based off of Swiss Psychiatrist Carl Jung's books.

[@Cheng-jq6fc]

BTS songs have metabolic & metaphors behind their songs....& i can't, for the life of me.. explain or express my thoughts. I'm not articulate & i can't comprehend what their lyrics means in another deeper levels........ I REALLY LIKE this reaction.... you guys interpreted this song so good 👍👏👌🙌😊😊

[@jadenangel]

Wow💜. I absolutely LOVED your reaction! Thank you so much for giving us such a raw reaction. Watching you both appreciate the art of BTS and the fact the you are so genuine really warms my heart.💜 Just subscribed and am looking forward to your BTS journey. I wish you both the very best!💜 Borahae!

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thank you so much @Jadenangel This song touched us both pretty deeply. Thank you for watching and sharing our experience with us. 💜💜 Borahae!

[@jadenangel]

@@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic You're welcome!💜💜

[@chiean26]

I'm a big Linkin Park fan and also a BTS-ARMY and I totally agree to all your sentiments.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thank you! It's so fun to see how some people appreciate our comparisons and others are almost offended by them. To quote my favorite lines from the new movie The Whale, "People are incapable of not caring. People are amazing."

[@iroco0494]

Me too! I was going to say the same! I’m a Linkin Park and BTS fan 😌 for me it’s like both bands are musically connected somehow😌

[@skuxsarah]

This is the magic of BTS they create literal art, you will love it!! Your reaction is totally valid! They hit you hard especially the more you go into meanings, EVERYTHING has a deep meaning, and I mean EVERYTHING.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Yeah, it’s very obvious that they put a tremendous amount of effort i to everything they do.

[@MishLee]

Incredibly perceptive. You guys are amazing. You get it. Sorry, but you're in the Army now. Don't fight it 😉

[@erica.brittony]

As a music educator (not currently teaching but a musician and artist forever at heart), this reaction brought tears to my eyes. You two are some of the only reactors I have ever seen that “get” them right off the bat. BTS are honest-to-God artists, and to see how emotional this MV made you was something to which I related very much. Some songs of theirs I think you might enjoy reacting to are Film Out, Spring Day, and Blue & Grey. They have a vast catalog, as I am sure others have mentioned, so you really can’t go wrong with anything you choose! I look forward to sharing in your journey of love and healing that BTS and ARMY bring! Best wishes and borahae! 💜

[@sanaeelkhatir299]

BTS have a way of evoking feelings from you that you wouldn't think you'd feel for music and that's why ppl love them. Speaking of art, the leader RM (kim namjoon) who is also their main lyricist (they all write lyrics to their songs btw) is an AVID art lover ... he's always going to museums and reading about art. I recommend watching ON (Kinetic manifesto film) to change it up a bit .. so you'll see more of their brilliant choreography 💜

[@BtsyearJK2025]

This probably one of my fav reaction to bts almost 5 years as an army I really like when people appreciate the art and their blood sweat and tears these guys put 💜

[@tatianacampos9505]

Such amazing reaction, BTS is art, and this is one of the reasons that we (ARMY) love and defend them so much!

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

It’s starting to make sense more and more. What just appeared to be a fandom is starting to become more and more relatable.

[@kaliska.]

The moment you find a BTS song/video that leaves you in tears is when it's truly game over for you. Congratulations! You have connected to them as artists and there's only more where that came from. The more you explore their art, the more you learn about them as people, the more meaningful all the songs become. Even something you have listened to early on and didn't care for too much can all of a sudden have a newfound impact once you have some more context of where it came from. I enjoyed your reaction so much and I even started crying with you. You both are so insightful and experience art in a very emotional way. I think you two and ARMY are gonna have a great time going down the rabbit hole with you. I though about what to recommend to you next and there's just so much to choose from. Spring Day is a MASSIVE song, it came out in 2017 and has NEVER left korean music charts till this day. It's a very meaningful song to koreans and you would probably need to watch some explanation videos for the MV to fully understand why (bring some tissues if you do). If you want a more cheerful song, check IDOL (there are explanation videos for it too) and if you want something COMPLETELY different then perhaps Ugh (+ explanation video by DKDKTV, trust me you'll need it for this one). Thank you for your videos💜

[@JadeReloaded]

I'm glad no one recorded me checking out BTS for the first time, because I've been ugly crying for like 20 minutes. My life has changed (for the better) that day and I've been an ARMY ever since.

[@nmbat5036]

You’re surprised but we’re not. BTS are true artists who will constantly pull unexpected reactions from you. They also have a way of tilting your world view, challenging your thoughts and providing comfort. They’re also fun and entertaining. For recommendations I’d say I Need U (original version), Run and Spring Day but I’d also suggest starting with their first - No More Dream. They’ve been producing meaningful lyrics since the beginning. You can also see their growth as humans and artists.

[@TrueDawn1]

As Army from Cape Town. Im impressed by your thoughts and reaction and immediately subscribing. This my friends is how you fall down the BTS rabbit hole. Welcome💜💜💜💜💜

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

Thank you for the encouragement! It's been quite the adventure.

[@sushmo7100]

Wow!! I am blown away by your reaction and your analysis and breakdown. Just stumbled upon this video and loved it. Your comment about a human being yin and yan, masculine and feminine is so accurate. We are composed of both and one is more predominant in most people. To find that balance of both is such a unique feat. Can’t wait to see more BTS reactions from you guys. Thank you! And, you are going to adore RM/Namjoon. He is the art connoisseur in the group and his lyrics are to die for. And this is based on the book Damian by Christian Hessman. So it’s art through and through.

[@flyhunnies8922]

"There are certain types of art that you just feel you don't think." YOU GET IT!!!!! Lovers of art GET! 😭🙌🏾💜

[@cynelf3531]

I think you guys would really enjoy BTS' 'FAKE LOVE' also feel free to watch the video straight through without the captions and then watch again with the captions.

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

We actually did a reaction to Fake Love! Here is the link if you’d like to watch it. It was the first BTS video we watched. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJmQcndnfaaCh5I. thanks for watching!!

[@lansjwpaw]

They were at the peak of their multi-level music videos here. There is so much layered in here. The Bangtan Universe (alternative universe storyline), Demian, the emotional transition to adulthood, challenging binary thinking to accept yourself. Choi Yong Seok is the mv director and the design and production of the mvs he does with BTS are so detailed. But it's all to tell stories about the human experience.

[@tannie618tran7]

So glad you are finally able to feel how ARMY feel when watching BTS’s MV and songs… love your thoughts on this MV

[@HinataUchihaInuzuka9]

Thank you so much for the reaction! The raw emotion you showed was touching and made me tear up in turn. You're absolutely right, there's art that is thought provoking and some that are emotion evoking, and BTS can do both. Thank you for showing true love for our boys. Here's a little more information into the song! You got a lot of it right! Blood Sweat and Tears video and song were built and written based on Demian, a novel by Hermann Hesse which won a Nobel prize in literature back in 1946. I read this book (because of this Mv) and I'll try my best to interpret and summarise the story here. The story follows a young boy named Sinclair who had a friend named Demian. Demian acted as Sinclair's mentor during his childhood and transition to adulthood. Sinclair as a young adult experienced series of existential crisis, believing he lived in between the world of light (the world of illusion, full of goodness) and "the dark world" (the real world which was full of lust, temptation, anger and evil world). Demian, and later on Sinclair's another mentor Pistorius, believed that in order to become a full person a human needs to embrace both of their light and dark sides. This will then lead Sinclair to find out about Abraxas, the god of light and darkness. There are sooo many imageries and jaw-dropping details on the MV that represent details in the book. But the point is this song is about the loss of innocence and temptation, about being a human and embracing both of your good and dark sides. Jin represents Sinclair in this scenario. The scene where Jin kissed the statue (which I believe the representation of Abraxas, who is also V) means he seals the deal with the devil himself in order to fully embrace himself as a person who isn't perfect, full of flaws. The white and black doors represent the world of light and the real world. Suga playing piano represents Pistorius who was an organ player in the story. The phrase that RM read in English here was also taken from the book, page 26 (on the version that I read). It says "He too was a tempter, he too was a link to the second, the evil world with which I no longer have anything to do." "He" here refers to Demian, that Sinclair once thought as a bad influence for him, maybe it's because Sinclair tried to deny his dark sides. The book is heavily influenced by a Swiss philosopher and psychiatrist Carl Jung. One of his pupils was Hermann Hesse's doctor back then. This MV and song are also influenced by a german philosopher Nietzsche. There's a quote by him on the wall above the painting that Jin is staring at. It is in German but it means "You must have chaos within you in order to give a birth to a dancing star". Again, the same theme occurs here, about embracing both of your light and dark sides. Only by accepting your flaws and mistakes you can reach your true potentials. Hesse learned a lot about Jung's psychoanalysis and experienced it himself so that was why Demian was heavily influenced by it. What makes it even more interesting, BTS album MOTS 7 is also based on Carl Jung's theory (hence the songs Persona, Shadow, and Ego were born-- these 3 elements are important in Jung's theory Maps of the Soul). BTS are deep, my friends. They talk about real things like the pain of growing up and youth's experience. They literally make a lot of ARMY become smarter and read on classic literature like this because of them. lol. Welcome to the fandom! (Please note once again that this is all my own interpretation after reading the book, take it with a grain of salt.) Tons of art pieces are represented in that mv: - Pieta (Michelangelo) - The Fall of the Rebel Angels (Pieter Bruegel) - Landscape with the Fall of Icarus (Pieter Bruegel) - The Lament for Icarus (Herbert James Draper) - Baroque Fresco (Giuaglio Quaglio) - Perseus with the head of Medusa (Benvenuto Cellini) - Livia Drusilla as Ops, goddess of fertility - Laocoon and his Sons - Crouching Venus - Venus de Milo - Venus at the Forge of Vulcan (Francesco Solimena) - Ares Borghese - Diana of Versailles - Angelus Novus (Paul Klee) - Regimental Band (Darsie Japp) - French fashion photograph (Henri Manuel)

[@marmieof4964]

I think you are realizing just how multi-talented BTS are. They are also humble & caring. The Alice in Wonderland looking scene you commented on that was real, BTS hardly ever use green screen. I am so glad my daughter introduced me to them 3 years ago & that ARMY are ALL AGES. I listen to them every day. Please continue down the BTS rabbit hole, you will NEVER regret it!💜

[@zamzamabdi3320]

Big hit employees are geniuses, everyone involved in all the art forms are just amazing

[@tsocolate101]

2 vids into your BTS reactions and I can legit say how genuine you tell us your thoughts and I appreciate how you really pay attention and look into the messages and visuals and the meaning of BTS's music - the main reason why ARMY, their fandom, is so big. As you dig in more, you'd be amazed, not just entertained, but also in awe of the music they make. Aside from being our inspiration and motivation, they are our comfort and healing. I'm here for your BTS reactions and I am looking forward for more! Thank you so much guys! 💜

[@ChaseAndRemmingtonMusic]

I appreciate that. It’s not always easy to be vulnerable on camera, but Army has been so supportive as we navigate this new landscape.

[@edrillmanzano316]

I have watched this MV hundreds of times and the part Jin kissing the statue always makes me hold my breath then gasp for air after (always have that affect on me). I love your reaction . Subscribing!!!! 💜💜💜

[@hobiwankenobi5450]

You didn’t react that way to K-pop. You reacted that way to BTS. ;) This is why we are ARMY and we follow, protect, and appreciate BTS. The artistic concept that has thread itself through all of BTS’ songs, MVs, and performances is mind blowing.

[@sherimosher3216]

You should watch the live performance of Blood Sweat & Tears. It's incredibile!

[@imajinallthepurple]

Rule of thumb with BTS: If it can be built IRL they probably did it. They do use green screen and CGI but they keep it to an absolute minimum. I think you'd really appreciate the short making of-videos they put out of all their mvs. As a contrast to Blood, Sweat and Tears I would love to recommend Save Me. The mv is a completely stripped back one-shot video shot in a thunderstorm. It really becomes engenious when you add it's sister song I'm Fine. They're connected not only through an ambigram (reads differently when turned upside down, shown in Fake Love) but the predominant tones are the same but reversed, the lines in RM's verse correspond if read from the top in SM and the bottom in IF, the order of the rap line is reversed, the choreography changes from individual to interactive when performed together and so on. It's pure genius! Love you guys' energy and understanding that these guys are artists first and foremost. -a danish ARMY, age 46 💜

[@briarrose8154]

I HAVE NEVER SEEN SOMEONE SO FULLY GRASP THE INTERLUDE SCENE BEFORE! Perfect description! You are gonna love reacting to wings & map of the soul 7 albums!

[@bonsaitree.7]

I would really love them getting into the BU (BTS Universe - the storyline that runs throughout all their MVs, reinforced by lyrics, books, a webtoon, short films and more). I feel like, they would be the kind of people that could be able to appreciate the BU for what it was intended (and that is, mental health awareness, self love, self development, struggle, growth and much more), and be able to understand it in a way that many really don't... Thank you for this reaction. I cried alongside you, and I feel deeply understood. Thank you again, guys! 💜

[@chelemari9496]

i would hope BTS could see this reaction I think it would help get through their current path.