Bts mic drop reaction (HOL ON NOW!!!)

We did the Mic drop reaction by bts and it wa interesting in a good way. VIDEO AND SONG PRODUCTION WAS FIRREEEE! LIKE COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE!! DEF LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE REACTION WITH BTS !

[@VictoriaLovesMusic]

just a FYI this has been played at the clubs in America since 2017 when it was released. you guys keep speaking like bts are new they're new to YOU. but they been big here since 2016. they sell out stadiums here that some of American artists can't even sell out. bts is not new they're ten year old group also the "they won't get played here cause we don't know what they're saying " is wrong cause Spanish music is big here and a lot of people don't know Spanish the same is happening for Korean and been happening for years already yall are just late.

[@nijahvictoria7569]

Them not being played here is true tho. America is very racist and xenophobic so their music never plays on the radio. They always get little to no radio play

[@VictoriaLovesMusic]

​@@nijahvictoria7569yeah but they said club not radio. if they said radio I wouldn't have commented that part

[@nijahvictoria7569]

@@VictoriaLovesMusic it’s still kinda true. Outside of kpop clubs they won’t rlly play their music unless it’s English

[@jichukittyy]

@@nijahvictoria7569ur pfp is so cute💗

[@aestheticyoongi]

Agree also when Butter or Dynamite came out the radio stations that I listen to kept on playing it and with bad decisions to that bad decisions is always in my head when they play it

[@alicesworld1]

71 year old BTS Army here. This song is played at NBA games and U.S. Football games. Suga, one of the 3 rappers, took his name from his favorite position in basketball growing up: Shooting Guard - pronounced like "Shoo Ga". He always is seated courtside at the NBA games he has attended and was gifted the unreleased game worn shoes from Stephen Curry after the game. Suga has been named by the NBA as their first ever "NBA Global Ambassador". They are not required to learn English. It is taught as an elective course. They all speak a little English and RM their leader speaks fluent English. Haters have been trying to take down BTS since they debuted in 2013 and it continues to this day. The largest percentage of BTS Army in their 30s and up and some are in their 80s and 90s. I am 71. 💜

[@alicesworld1]

@@endoraismygma Thanks, Borahae!!! 💜

[@azi7m]

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[@Imme_begin]

69 yr old Army checkin in! 😊

[@alicesworld1]

@@Imme_begin We are Golden!!! 💜💜💜!!!

[@catdaragon8028]

Knuckle bump from me, ami! 💜

[@NoonaAmi]

10:21 Did you say performance? Ohhh, you don't have an idea. They're crazy on stage! I've never seen performances like them, singing and dancing live, the production. Continue your journey on BTS, you'll eventually understand why they dominated the world. That's a fact.

[@catdaragon8028]

These guys live for the stage.

[@mhecyeuh3080]

Mic Drop is BTS' response to their haters with a little flexing on the side spitting facts...lol. with Suga's epic lines "tasteless ratatouille" & "sue it". I recommend you check their latest live performance of Mic Drop from their Yet To Come Busan concert last October where it was attended by 70k live audience and was livestreamed by over 50M worldwide causing the apps to crash from time to time. You will feel the same energy. 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯

[@justinemma4012]

Je crois qu' iles en ont rien a foutre de BTS , ils ont l'air de se moquer parce qu'ils comprennent rien , comme d'habitude avec les US il n'y a que leur langue qui compte 😠

[@bunnyboopbubblesbcubed8380]

It was a free concert for their fans, like nobody does that!

[@AceQueen711]

English was not my first language (it's actually my 3rd), and I grew up listening to afrobeats and reggaeton, so getting into kpop wasn't a problem for me. I'm used to not understanding what I hear and reading subtitles. That is common is many places around the world. But for you, it might take some getting used to. That's perfectly okay. Keep your mind open, and sometimes just enjoy the beat and flow.

[@liesbethtorney969]

Not to be annoying, but you do know that English is not the most spoken language in the world? It's third after Chinese and Spanish. The rest of the world ( non English speaking) seems to be able to enjoy English songs and read subtitles. Lyrics are important in almost every BTS song. Maybe watch the video first for the visuals and choreography, and read the lyrics afterwards. I know it's a lot and the raps a specially can be very fast. Don't get me wrong, I like your reactions. Keep it up! 💜💜💜

[@stacybenderdubiel5286]

1.4 billion of the world’s population speak English 1.1 billion speak Mandarin Chinese 602 million speak Hindi 548 million speak Spanish These numbers do not necessarily mean it is everyone’s primary language, but reflect fluency.

[@liesbethtorney969]

@stacybenderdubiel5286 I know, English is my thirth language. I was just trying to point out that it is not that difficult to make a little effort, seeing that a lot of people who don't speak English can enjoy English songs. So it can be done the other way around. Plus the 1.4 billion you mentioned is, in my opinion, a little exaggerated. I have met a lot of people who have studied English at school and are probably included in said number, whose English skills were very poor, and would still need a dictionary to understand the lyrics of a lot of English songs. Lots of love.💜

[@3shotsofjack]

I understand where your coming from. Reading subtitles in songs are just different for us because we don’t listen to a lot of music in different languages. Words sound different when they are sang which does effect delivery of the words. It’s just a different thing for us so please bare with us 😂😂. Appreciate y’all feedback. It helps us a lot.

[@liesbethtorney969]

@3shotsofjack I'm glad you took my comment as I intended it to be. Not a critique, just a different viewpoint. I like you guys and hope you will continue to enjoy more BTS in the future! Subscribed💜

[@7Flowers1Dream]

@@stacybenderdubiel5286Even for native speakers, understanding the words of a song when you hear them is very different from understanding the song itself. Just look at how many people play Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” at religious events in the U.S. 🤦🏻‍♀️😂 Proof positive they haven’t really LISTENED to it. Reading the lyrics helps one focus more on what they actually say.

[@Beastafication_VS]

Y’all they debuted in 2013 they’re far from new lol.Y’all should react to their guide tbh,so y’all can see a different side of their music.A lot of people have even recommending you that side but you guys seem to be picking the more popular ones,which is totally fine,but l just wanna see y’all react to more of their B-side tracks.

[@3shotsofjack]

Say less let’s do it then 💪🏾

[@Beastafication_VS]

@@3shotsofjack it’s called “the Bangtan 7” btw and also do not worry about copy right and try to mute the songs in the video a lot of KZbinrs keep doing that when they react 💀,trust me you will be copyright free.

[@marynjoroge8357]

@3shotsofjack react to A guide to BTS: The Bangtan 7💜💕 Don't worry about how long it is. We'll watch the whole thing with you without breaks.

[@daynajacob6312]

One big struggle that non-Americans have in America is not being American. So you are right that Asians especially from Asia have their struggles too and a lot of hate because of their race. Being as popular as they are, they def get lots of hate but love too. I think they may be judged too quickly by a lot of people before people know what they do and what they have done. Even if you dont like their music, they deserve respect.

[@sarahgallant1184]

Agree 100%

[@Babygirl4270]

Y’all are borderline about to get canceled. You keep making comments about their language and it’s not about the language when it comes to music. You can read the closed captions, you know what they’re saying. Listen to the music watch the video. And guess what? Steve Aoki being the DJ he is in Vegas, yes that music, that song is playing in the club. So stop it. As I get towards the middle to the end of this video, you guys are just downright disrespectful. With over 800 awards, selling out every show, and bring in 3 billion dollars of revenue to South Korea because other countries fly to them for their concerts. They do more then American artists. Humble yourselves.

[@darciegordon509]

At this point they should try to be more respectful to the boys or just stop reacting to them in general. Armies are being too nice.

[@5356gdghjj]

No one is cancelling these guys....stfu..how they feel are valid...you should go touch some grass or do something in your life... nothing is that serious....they have been listening to only English songs all their life and just started listening to another language and they were being respectful with it too..not once did they disrespect Bangtan..they were just being honest...I forget that some of you are yes men...if you not looking for honest reactors..go find the one you want to watch...😒😒

[@Babygirl4270]

@@darciegordon509 exactly. But if army puts their foot on their neck, then we are the toxic army. Not understanding that this happens all the time. They’re here for the clicks and views, and to make a mockery out of the boys and is borderline xenophobic.

[@jnyiahmabry6554]

Frr

[@user-wp9sy2xq1m]

Over 900 awards....😌

[@nicholehaiakanubbi172]

Once you’ve found BTS and not worried about views, you’ll understand how amazing they actually are. The message they send, the heart they put into every performance for their Army. I’m be never been so proud of a group on my life.but I do commend you guys and anyone else resting of them bringing them more to light than they already are

[@aestheticyoongi]

It Sounds like you guys like Rap? sorry if I am wrong well BTS has the best rapline and J-Hope and Agust D/Suga and RM all have albums out also check out their cyphers 1-4 with color coded lyrics also check out Ddaeng and UGH to both with color coded lyrics also if you love Eminem then Suga raps very fast just like Eminem does! also in the cyphers except cypher 4 I belive they are talking about someone named B-Free who thought that they look like girls just for wearing make up, someone tell me if I missed anything else please also just putting this here if you do react to the cyphers I mentioned you don't have to click the cc button Sorry I just had to put that here cause I watch a lot of people reacting to bts and they mostly click the cc button when they are watching Color Coded lyrics

[@stacybenderdubiel5286]

If you really want to know their struggle, watch Taylor’s Guide to BTS. You will learn all about them and how they came together.

[@VictoriaLovesMusic]

that's not the struggle tho the hardships video 2013 - 2021 by xceleste is there better video to react to

[@stacybenderdubiel5286]

I know, but I think Taylor’s Guide is better to start off with for beginners. It will give them the general idea of their struggles and familiarize them with each member first. Then they will be ready for the Intermediate level info.

[@lilyandrose8557]

They got a government award for promoting Korean language and culture across the world, so their country is very proud of them.

[@Annie-247]

Bts have made collaboration with western artists like Halsey, niki Minaj,J cole, 🙄

[@3shotsofjack]

I’m sure they have lol. We new to the k-pop genre and still figuring things out lol. They do seem like a very talented group lol. If you have those video drop em so we can check it out. 💯 thanks for helping us understand more 💪🏾

[@hanane_najdismpc_dtd3132]

​@@3shotsofjack kpop is not a genre actually, It's an industry, I am sure u guys will understand more about it in the future if u still interested 💜 love the reaction we hope for more

[@nijahvictoria7569]

Only member that’s fluent in English is rm the rest are still learning

[@Jasmine-860]

would love to see your reaction to taylor’s guide to bts. it’s very thorough and she explains how they’ve gone from giving out free tickets on the street during their debut years, to selling out stadiums in a matter of minutes.

[@srochelle8214]

THIS!!!!

[@NatalieMarie917]

Ok the giving out free tickets thing is a little misleading though because they did that for a challenge on American Hustle Life. I don’t think there was actually a time where they truly needed to give away tickets for free.

[@lucia1430]

I think what you Americans don't get is that the rest of the world that doesn't speak English as their native language is forced to really study English, you study Spanish but you don't take it seriously or really learn it because you don't need it either but in the the rest of the world learn not only English but more languages is necessary to have a job, for example, you don’t need to make an effort in that sense and it’s difficult for you to see beyond English but surprise there is much more outside of usa and English, and I don’t want to generalize but it bothers me that you are so closed-minded and don’t know how to see beyond what surrounds you, not just in this but in other topics

[@BVnaGV]

If you have problems/issues with the language not being in English, I suggest for you guys not to check out BTS. For the entire time, all I’ve been hearing is how hard it is for you to adjust bc they speak Korean. Y’all are close-minded.

[@anitaherbert1037]

They started out, 7 of them in one small bedroom, whilst starting training together. It was a while before they moved to a place with only two to a room.

[@TreeTree6501]

Glad you enjoyed this; Mic Drop is so good! I think you'll really like ON Kinetic Manifesto Film and Fake Love, too. Hope to see more from you. Thanks for the reaction!

[@alicesworld1]

BTS is a lot bigger than you realize. Their collaboration list is impressive: Nicki Minaj, Lauv, Anderson .Paak, The Chainsmokers, Steve Aoki (aka the G.O.A.T.), Lil Nas X, J. Cole, Snoop Dogg, Charlie Puth, Halsey, Becky G, Megan Thee Stallion, Latto, Jenny Blanco, Jason Derulo, Warren G, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, plus more. I guess they don't care what language they speak. 💜

[@doughnut-ct6jp]

Bro trust me, BTS is HUGE. They are so big that you can't fit them in the kpop genre. Their talent is is incredible and their influence is up there. They started off small back in 2013 but by 2016 they were already dominating music charts around the world and gaining recognition in the western music industry. They were already breaking records that were set by some of the most popular artist in the western industry, breaking records that they themselves set( previously their song 'Boy with luv' broke the record for the most viewed song in 24 hours in 2019 and in 2020 they broke that record with their song 'Dynamite' which gained 101,100,000 views in 24 hours), selling out stadiums that other huge artists couldn't sell out and gaining the biggest fandom in the world, and that aint even their peak. Right now they're probably taking a break bec of the whole military thing but when they get back tog shi aint finna be the same

[@chagullim5426]

I got a feeling you'll be posting more BTS reaction vids in the future. :) shout out to all the amazing armys around the world! borahae 💜

[@bangtanstreamers]

You really shouldn't be proud of American 'exceptionalism' hahah. The game been snatched. These dudes don't play.

[@JN-jx7th]

Thanks for reacting! 😊 The language question is a fair one. Most of their songs are a mix of Korean and English. They do have some songs that are also in Japanese, but it usually states it in the title. BTS also has three fully English songs (Dynamite, Butter, and Permission to Dance). Those three are more pop-centered. They were released during the Covid years to bring a little joy to ARMY, so the lyrics are on the lighter side. RM (the group leader) is the only one of the BTS members that claims to be fluent in English, but the rest know a decent amount. They're just not always comfortable communicating in it. I've been listening to them for almost 2 years and I haven't really focused on the lyrics, with a few exceptions, until the last few months. An option, if you wish to try it, would be to watch the video once through, focusing the comments on the visuals and music, then watch it again with the cc on and focus the comments on the lyrics? What you do now is fine too as long as you aren't feeling overwhelmed. We definitely want you to enjoy your BTS journey! For some songs, you might want to watch explanation videos. The ones that come to mind are Spring Day, Baepsae, and Spine Breaker. They all have cultural references that having a little extra explanation is helpful. You know about one of Jungkook's solos (your reaction to the funeral scene was epic!😂). Each member (RM 8:49 , Suga 2:18 , Jin 10:45 , J-Hope 1:55 , Jimin 6:11 , Jungkook 4:22 , and V 2:40 ) has several solos and collaborations. Suga's solo work is mostly under the name Agust D. He has a trilogy Daechwita, Haegeum, and Amygdala, which are quite deep, but the quick and dirty is it shows his personal struggles and growth over the years. Jimin was a part of Angel pt1 from the Fast 10 soundtrack. J-Hope had J Cole feature in a song with him. Charlie Puth sang Left and Right with Jungkook. As a group they've collaborated with Megan Thee Stallion, Halsey, Nicki Minaj, Coldplay, amongst others. The vocal line (Jimin, Jungkook,Jin, and V) even are in a Bad Bunny song with Snoop Dogg (I prefer the official visualizer version). Their songs fall under several different music styles, but their earlier stuff leans towards hip-hop. I hope you enjoy discovering more of their music. 💜

[@Imme_begin]

Jason Derulo.

[@nijahvictoria7569]

I hope this don’t offend y’all but y’all are so pretty lol. And yeah bts outsell most American artist even with the music industry tryna sabotage them. Y’all should do fake love by bts

[@NanciBK]

I was thinking the same thing. Beautiful young men.

[@teasersmuchee]

They believe in themselves and they persevered if you watch the background of each member you would be blown away with their talents and accomplishments, they are soooooo talented.

[@aldilinanascimento3524]

Gostei, mas esclarecendo bts tem10 anos de carreira, são 3 raps e 4 vocalistas, tem uma discografia de mas de 200 musicas, eles tem mas álbuns vendidos do que muitos artistas americanos, suas turnês tem ingressos esgotados em minutos seja na asia, Europa, oriente medio, América do sul, Estados Unidos.

[@geovanadheni5241]

Eu poderia fazer esse comentário em inglês mas eu sou um otimo exemplo, spu uma pessoa que fala português e acompanho o bts a anos. Eles sao enormes na industria,tanto na america quanto na coreia, talvez isso seja novo pra voces mas o bts ja bateu centenas de recordes e lotaram shows no mundo todo, quando você é cativado pela musica e pelas personalidades deles a lingua em que estao cantando não importa😊

[@Eva.G20]

Вы правы 💯👍

[@mrstaebts3727]

Most of the lyrics to Mic Drop are in English. For future reference, some BTS songs have explanation videos. 💜

[@Nique2124]

I'm literally commenting while watching the video.😂😂 I'm a big fan of y'all all the way from Louisiana.

[@judyburgess3357]

Interesting discussion. In Korea the second language learnt in schools is Japanese. All the guys speak that well, but only RM, the rapper who stepped out of the ambulance, speaks good English. All the guys are learning English, but they have incredibly busy schedules. The music is all so good that I would recommend if you listen to a song a few times you will get to know what it is about. I think you would all enjoy Hip Hop Phile, give it a listen Also On Kinetic Manifesto, brilliant singing, rapping and choreography.

[@fatoumatadiallo8385]

You guys need August D's (suga) solos, RM's solo. Actually all the BTS's solos and together as BTS. They were in American Hustle with late coolio as one their mentors. Purple 💜💜💜💜 💜 💜

[@i_think_i_am_lost]

If I'm being honest, I prefer the original Korean version of Mic Drop. I don't really care for the Steve Aoki version. The original one has a beat more akin to hip-hop. While Steve Aoki is known for edm mixes. Which i DON'T hate, but isn't my favorite. So when I listen to Mic Drop on my spotify, I'll pick the original over this one. Edit: fixed auto correct lol

[@Nique2124]

some words are in English though. take ya time and just listen trust me. 😂😂😂😂

[@sikaagyemang1999]

Next BTS 'ON' KINETIC MANIFESTO FILM please 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@natashawilliams5934]

Hey guys. BTS is South Korean. They all studied English. RM the leader and rapper is actually fluent in English. Keep up the reactions and you should watch the guide to BTS. It explains a lot more by Taylor. Or they have the hardship video by X Celeste.

[@anapaulaoliveira8513]

Let's just enjoy this wonderful mix of languages ​​and cultures. I love BTS, too, for giving me that. One suggestion, the live performances and dance practices are amazing too, I suggest the reaction.💜🇧🇷

[@blkamerfangurl4857]

Thanks for the reaction! Just wanted to provide a little more info on the demographics related to BTS as one of you said you can understand the appeal to young ppl. FYI...The majority of BTS fans are grown and I 'd mean 18 grown, I mean 30 or older - 53%. 25% were 40 or older and that was back in 2019..they are much bigger now so there numbers have grown even more. BTS is really big in the US as well with folks from ethnicities (black ARMY is big too). Women do out number men in the fandom, but male ARMY is also very large, estimated 40% and probably bigger now because of rap line's solo work that has bought more ppl into BTS. Also, BTS are professional dancers, this isn't your light boyband choreography (they do that once in a while based on the song but they have a lot of difficult stuff). They've spent years cultivating their skills in both dancing and singing, working 12/14 hours a day to perfect them. I'm sure if you all get a chance to watch the 2019 MAMA award show performance, I'm sure will will agree you've never seen anything like that before, and def not here in the US. Happy to see you all enjoying them, hope to see more.

[@siriuslylucky130]

Their fan base is not only young people & different cultures. SILVER ARMY HERE at 64 years! These young MEN are ADTONISHING! They are 7 MJ’s! I dare you to fall down THE RABBIT HOLE that is BTS to find out what they’re really made of. A MUST WATCH: Taylor Mari’s: A Guide to BTS members: the BANGTAN 7! Gives insight and history which is STUNNING, JAW-DROPPING! I’ll be checking back in in a few days to see if you’re actually doing your due diligence into THE. BEST. BAND. IN. THE. WORLD. How can they be anything BUT since there are 7 MJ’s in the group! There are 3 rappers, 4 vocalists although all can sing, dance & rap! Check out their individual works. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 what do these 7 Purple Hearts mean? So many deep lyrics because these men have talent & character!

[@carmenterry2041]

kpop group comes to international for tours they learn English but when they do speak English a little bit if they are comfortable because they want to but us Armys are ok for them to be there language they also have a translator travel with them when they come to international and Armys are learning Korean as BTS learning English when they can so that should answer your question and one more thing BTS MUSIC VIDEO HAS ENGLISH SUBTITLES ON THERE MUSIC VIDEO'S

[@3shotsofjack]

Lol appreciate your clarification lol. We had the subtitles on the whole video lol. A little different reading them as a song is playing. Just something we are getting used to is all lol. And they lit that they have a translator with them lmao that’s smart as hell 😂💯

[@carmenterry2041]

@@3shotsofjack you welcome great reaction

[@leilaniarellano7660]

i love the effort y’all put in these vids! thank you for reacting and i hope to see more bts reactions, you guys are funny as helll

[@charityhooper2377]

Y'all ain't seen nothing yet!! Please keep watching. You got no idea how freaking amazing these guys really are. Y'all going to be big time fans, I can tell.

[@B16pal]

Fun reaction! The struggles that BTS faced was that they came from a small company in Korea, at a time when three large, rich Korean companies absolutely DOMINATED the Korean music scene - those three companies had the wallets to put Korean media in their pockets, debuting many new groups every year and practically ensuring their success because they could count on airplay and media hype....artists from small companies like BTS had to fight an uphill battle from the get-go and very few made enough money quickly enough to survive to release even a second album BTS faced a lot of hate in Korea, & fought against ridicule for their group name, their members being called 'too ugly' to be Korean music idols, their rappers were called 'girls' for wearing makeup for performances and 'sell outs' for leaving underground hip-hop for the wider KPop music scene Even after BTS fought their way to the top in Korea with their music & dance talent, they went on to face anti-Asian bigotry and xenophobia as their popularity spread globally, because they sing in Korean and only one member speaks English True music lovers know that music knows no boundaries, a great song is great due to melody, beat, and message - no matter what language it's in

[@Imme_begin]

They continue to face hate to this date. One of the strangest things in the world to me,

[@pistachiohno0613]

not even gonna lie yall have sum smooth ass faces damn 😭

[@5356gdghjj]

I like these guys....they Goofy asl...the song is actually amazing...the lyrics be bussing too..I learn to realise music is universal and can be good no matter the language.. you guys will get there😂

[@justinemma4012]

Well don't read the subs , look the Mv and look the traduction another day but do not laugh at them 🤔🤔☹️ and the final of the MV ?????

[@Jasmine-860]

xceleste made a video containing all of bts’ hardships throughout the years

[@philomenebour780]

No they aren’t new Artists, they have been trending all over the world for ages, I mean i live in Europe and I have heard about them in 2015 and I became a big fan since, no offense but you guys must be living “under a rock “ or in your own bubble or something 😅and for your information not only “younger” people listen to BTS. Me personally their English songs aren’t my favourite so far since they aren’t the one writing those they are not that deep 🤷🏽‍♀️ I think they express themselves better in their native language korean i don’t mind reading the lyrics while watching BTS’s MVs . I have been doing it since 2015 but I get why you guys aren’t used to it yet. So just be you if you guys only want to focus on the music and the dance that’s ok. But a lot of people get into BTS because of their lyrics so for a lot of Armies ( BTS ‘s fans) lyrics matter. I did enjoy the reaction, you’re nice keep going 💜

[@LifewithMelia.]

Love it please do more of bts ❤🎉

[@jessemarkee2767]

love the reaction!!!

[@ellie_jeann]

*AVOID DARN AUTO GENERATED CAPTIONS, almost every MV of theirs after about 2015 has available english subtitles.* Also majority of their songs are mixture of both korean and english because most commonly used words in english are just what they are, there no translating them in most languages but its also in order to reach their global fans and anyone that comes across their music etc; so you can semi understand what their trying to convey and/or say in their songs. Of course some the Korean pronunciations they ave will sound very similar in english but much of what they’re saying is not what you think their saying 😅.

[@MochiJiminie_1013]

Why not try to watch the MV first and then read the lyrics after? Or don’t bother with lyrics at this point? Actually I remembered you commented on my comment from the last video about your favorite genre. Try the rap line. Try Agust D - daechwita or Hageum. For RM try Still Life with anderson paak and J-Hope try Arson. Trust me, they are SPITTING real stuff but again, yall are gonna have to concentrate on reading those subtitles.

[@3shotsofjack]

Reason why we don’t watch it first is because it takes away from the first experience from seeing it. There isn’t an issue with subtitles but just a different experience we aren’t used to lol. A show with subs I understand but music is different because words are different when sang. Really do like the song but we just getting used to it is all and want to be 100% transparent on what our thoughts/feelings on the song,video,choreo etc. Just something new is all lol. Thank you tho your comments helps us so much. Appreciate your support.

[@MochiJiminie_1013]

@@3shotsofjackcompletely understand. That’s what real fans want, transparency. I have faith in y’all 😂❤️

[@7474cv]

1 of the influences for this song was that rm saw either president obama's speech to congress or the press core gala where he dropped the mic.

[@S7VSSY]

to this day i’ll never understand why it’s so hard to just read captions it shouldn’t be that hard lol it’s just another language bffr

[@chimminnnie1013]

Same! I can’t watch anything without captions, even if it’s in English already. I feel like I just miss what people are saying and I focus better when I see the words in front of me

[@S7VSSY]

@@chimminnnie1013 same! it’s so easy to follow too but i guess some just can’t multitask

[@chrisbelcourt7769]

What a good honest thoughtful reaction, Im Army 6 years now, Thank you for checking out my boys

[@rema1574]

English is not my first language too. Neither is Korean. I was not interested with BTS music before because of the language, but I saw one vid of theirs on KZbin with the lyrics translated in English and I was blown away. Rich, poetic, raw,everything.

[@30midnightdolphine]

This is my first time watching you react to BTS and I hope that you will keep reacting. This is a rabbit hole you will definitely not regret going down. I had never heard of K-pop until BTS nor watched Korean movies or series. Though not long after, it became second nature for me to not notice that I was reading the subtitles. BTS has many different genres and their songs have deep meaning and even stories almost like a short film. Please check out Not Today, ON, Fire, I Need You, BTS guide by Taylor and there is a video of their hardships as well. I can’t wait to see what you react to next. Ty for reacting!

[@shaylablueangel]

Y’all are funny, I like you guys, you see, very open to new things and give you honest opinions.💜

[@donnamcelroy963]

It was a bit difficult for me to adjust to reading subs and I found listening to the music then delving into subs when I felt like it worked best for me. Ofc doing reactions is different because BTS lyrics are usually speaking on heavier topics and the fandom like to hear what reactors think of the lyric. It doesn't take long to adjust though. :) I highly recommend their Cypher pt 3 live from Busan with English subs.

[@Frenchyfries831]

You guys really need to get over the fact that they are Korean and they will sing and rap IN Korean. Open your mind to actually enjoy

[@jbkiie]

All BTS songs are so cool🥃

[@user-re7ht7i88]

어머... 이분들 눈이 너무 예쁘자나...!!

[@sherb9841]

You guys are hilarious never change lmao

[@cynthiawalker2275]

I can understand your POV about the language barrier - my daughter LOVED them and I didn’t partly because I couldn’t understand what they said. After a couple of years they got me though and I am now used to reading subtitles and watching the video. When new videos come out we watch it twice - once for the visuals and then once to read the subtitles because it is a lot to take in all at once!!

[@sfidelisg]

Okay. Here is a tip. Whenever you listen or watch a non-English speaking performance, try looking for the English translation of the lyrics online first, and read it. Sometimes, (if not most of the time, YT's auto-translate is so funny and inaccurate). Please bear in mind, that they mix Korean lyrics with English lyrics. So, it's better to read the translations first to get the whole meaning of the song. That way, you'll get the gist of the whole song. Then you can listen and watch to the MV or live performance with a better understanding of what the song or performance is all about. To BTS, lyrics are as important as the melody and choreography and production (for the MVs' visuals). More so with their live performances. I am sure that if you ask us, ARMY nicely and respectfully, about BTS and their songs, we will gladly help and guide you. It's okay to express your opinions..like for example, you do not like a song that much, or it's not your vibe, it's okay, as long as you do not disrespect our BTS gentlemen. Enjoy getting to know our BTS men and their music.

[@kuroro9949]

I love you guys' energy. You pause a lot, but you also raise many great questions when you do, so it's really fine! Know that they don't speak English very well. Except for RM, the leader (the one that rapped in English). So the English lyrics are often less complex. You should react to the Rap line's cyphers, they're great! They also don't have MV's, so you'll be able to focus on the lyrics more easily

[@lizmangual7982]

BTS Mic DROP dance practice is amazing ❤❤❤ please react

[@yamas6132]

I grew up loving iconic english songs that I didn't understand what they said. Music goes beyond language. For what I have seen so far you seem respectful, so I think if you guys continue through this journey with kpop it will for sure open your minds and expand your horizons. It's very beneficial to get out of you bubbles and experience different cultures and forms os art. As for kpop having parts of the lyrics in english is because kpop started with influence of USA music. (and there's also a influence of USA in south korea itself since the korean war). Some kpop lyrics have a lot of meaning, others are jst for fun. If you want to understand the lyrics you could watch the first time but not focus on the lyrics and just on the mv/performance and song, and then watch a 2nd time reading the lirycs. Since kpop it's a industry and not a genre itself, I'm sure you'll find at least a couple of songs you'll like. There are kpop songs for everyone.

[@hobiwankenobi5450]

Taylor’s guide to BTS is a must see that will answer every question you have.

[@Nique2124]

yes they do speak Korean. 😂😂😂

[@sadiedol4413]

It might help you (if you want) to watch a lyric video and then the music video. I convinced my american cousin to listen to BTS. It was his first time listening to another language and that helped until he got used to it. Three of them are members of the Korean Copyright association and the main producer has won awards producing outside of BTS so dont worry, the lyrics are good 😂😅

[@khadija6140]

the bts festa room live is a good place to start it gives a run through of some of their discography plus the guide by taylor everyone else recommended

[@teasersmuchee]

This song was for their haters, telling them what they have now. They laughed and disrespected them but now they are simply loaded. very successful and loved worldwide. Watch the rise of BTS so you can understand more about them. FYI there are always subtitles, that's how I enjoy them so much.

[@critiquekid200]

Obviously, that is the case with every BTS title track. They dance and sing/rap for the rest of the song live and imagine multiple songs in the concert. They needed to have a choreography for every comeback, that is the case for every idol group.

[@mikedillinger6569]

you guys didn’t even watch the end? You’re gonna piss off army! Js

[@RayneboKloudz]

40 year old ARMY here from New Jersey 💜 I’ve been fan since 2017 I came in through their dance practice videos ( which y’all should check out more of especially for this song) in the beginning I had to watch the video and then go back n watch with subtitles because there’s just so much going on in the music videos that you’ll miss something if you’re focusing on the lyrics but now it’s too easy for me to read and watch 😂I do still have to go back and rewatch some videos because the rappers just be going too damn fast 🤷🏾‍♀️ but I know the lyrics they put out hold meaning and are beautifully written it translates a bit more poetic than saying it in straight English and I think that’s the reason I prefer the Korean songs over the English ones but that’s just my opinion

[@manaal9044]

People before subtitles were a thing:

[@ellie_jeann]

#SteveAoki if you don’t know is a Japanese-American DJ / music producer who works with both western and asian artists across the board.

[@TamiresOliveira-on4oe]

Por favor reage a apresentação ao vivo 🔥💜

[@leahdoerr731]

Hello from Cody Wyoming 😁 you're awesome keep it up

[@AmberP23]

I know how it is when you first start to listen to kpop, it can seem overwhelming, but as time goes on, you will get the hang of reading the lyrics and watching the music video. If you want to know more about the members and how they came to be as a group, I would recommend you react to A Guide to BTS Members: The Bangtan 7 by Taylor Mari. You will get to see some of the struggles that they went through and also get to know more about their music.

[@MeryaniDalidaBaggashi]

More btss reactions thankyouuuu

[@eamb329]

Older Army here. Been following BTS 4 years. If you want to fInd out more about them. Watch Bangtan 7 by taylor mari. It will fill in a lot for you. Borahae 💜💜

[@shaylablueangel]

Yes, they are South Korean. Most Asian country teach languages just like they do here in the states. But, English is dominate so they learn it, it’s not mandatory. RM learned on his own, and once BTS started becoming really popular they all took English lessons and worked on it. TM is still the only one that is fluent in English, but the rest have gotten better and better. Just like any other celebrity that has fans in another country you want to connect with them so you might learn some of their language to be able to talk to them.

[@sinairuiz8727]

Yesss do more bts content pweaseeeeeeeee pleaseee 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[@the7wondersoftheuniverse154]

6:07- Appreciate yall trying tho. I know it's new and adjusting takes time but glad yall are checking it out and fw it and actually appreciate the dissections. And yes it's korean. These songs are a little outdated but great nonetheless 😂😂😂 *Hope you get to check out the group more and individually!* Btw they've collabed with Latto, Nicki Minaj, Megan thee Stallion, Desiigner, Anderson Paak, Erykah Badu, Wale, Lil Nas X, Snoop Dogg, Juice Wrld, J.Cole, Pharrell and a bunch of more artists and rappers.

[@andredayyy613]

More bts pls you guys are fun

[@hannahhauhnar]

i request Armys to STOP suggesting locals song recommendations to react to!!! they’re only using us for views and aren’t genuine!!! the way y’all give them suggestions, typing out each member’s biography and discography is cringey! people will find BTS when they need to! they don’t need us shoving their music down locals’ throats. they got enough fans.

[@reiang9637]

Since you guys dance, I hope you react to the dance practice for their stage performance of this song. 🔥 They have a dance video for all their songs that have mv and choreography, I hope you check them out. It’s great to hear reactions of their dances from dancers. Mind you, only two members are actual dancers, JHope hip hop and Jimin was contemporary. The rest has to learn starting from the ground up and they are killing it.

[@jungwon_obsessed11]

most foreign countries are required to learn english in school because its considered a global language

[@chrischris5983]

Thanks, guys! Can u react to their live performance pls, MMA 2019 live performance, uhhhhh it is gonna be an experience!

[@jennifergoltz5093]

They have taken English lessons to be able to communicate better with international fans. They also speak Japanese. They have a couple songs in all English now too.

[@kittyfam269]

For K-Pop, you don't have to understand it in English. Just enjoy it.

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

😂 There are quite a few bts songs that have been played mainstream in america for years now. You guys probably hadn’t noticed it. I recommend listening to the songs first in a lyric video form that has all the english translations in it, then watch the music videos for visuals of the songs and then live performances to see how they perform it on stage. Once you start seeing things from kpop groups like BTS, you pretty much fall down a rabbit hole of content. Because they all individually have multiple talents, have solo albums and songs, they have youtube channels where they showcase their own personal variety shows, interviews, behind the scenes of many things, vlogs, etc…There is way more to them than you think. And just give a little more tidbit of info, they are known to write and produce their own music. Suga (AKA Min Yoongi) is known to have not only wrote and produce songs for the group and himself, but also for many other artists. RM (Kim Namjoon who is also the leader) is also known to write and produce songs for the group and himself. And BTS been at it for 10yrs now and still going. But right now soon to be 3 out of 7 members are either serving in the military or about to enlist soon to serve. So right now, the ones who are not enlisted yet are doing solo projects and their own things at the moment until all of them are done serving. I think it’s estimated they all will be done by 2025 or so.

[@paolamedrano2962]

I suggest you watch a guide to bts “ this is bts. Introduction to bts by xceleste” you will learn a lot and see who are the rappers and vocalist. You will get samples of their own independent work as well !!

[@effy6945]

I like you guys so muchhhhh you got vibe and open minded pls keep reacting to BTS I swear you won't disappointed. Their performance r even better

[@TheCrewRoxRoblox]

a really good BTS music video to react to is "ON: Kinetic Manifesto Film" ...it's basically an extended version of the song on the album because of dance breaks

[@d.a.n6308]

Idk man if you are really trying to know BTS music then do it open minded. If it's not something that you all enjoy then that's fine but please dont react to BTS for views. It's new to you all so maybe watch another KZbin channel and see how others do it (GameBoyy310). He said music is music, doesn't matter what language. And that seems to be a problem for you all. The language. He reads lyrics to understand what they're saying then enjoys a performance, dance practice, or music video. It's also weird that you all aren't even sure what language they're speaking 🤨. Hopefully you all take consideration of some of the comments....because us FANATICS are trying to be helpful. Good luck with your channel ✌️

[@user-zw6qj3ry5k]

Do you understand why they wrote this song? It’s because the American people ( the rappers) said they would not make it. So they did mic drop.