NEW BTS FANS REACT TO BTS FOR THE FIRST TIME | '피 땀 눈물 (Blood Sweat & Tears)' Official MV REACTION

[@danap.1543]

ARMY wrote: The MV is inspired by Hermann Hesse's book "Demian" The 1919 novel tells the story of a boy who fluctuates between the "world of light" and the "world of illusion." This song is part of the album Wings. The entire album is inspired by the novel Demian: The Story of the Youth of Emil Sinclair by Hermann Hess. The novel depicts Sinclair's transition from childhood to adulthood, passing through moments of dreams, lies and destruction. It reflects the transition from innocence to falling into the temptations of adulthood The band members don't even appear as young men, but as children - this is especially evident in the first frames of the video. Suga rides a bike around the museum, Jimin holds a slingshot, Jungkook hangs on a swing and eats a lollipop, Jin appears in the frame with a balloon. However, as the plot develops, children's games change. Instead of the sling that Jimin was holding, J-Hope has a bow and arrow in his hands, Jungkook leaves the swing, Jin releases the balloon. One way or another, the band members are symbolically saying goodbye to their childhood. And then comes another motive - temptation, sin. The dance symbolizes trying not to perceive the evil around them: the boys cover their eyes with their hands, then their lips, then their ears Now other symbols appear in the frame: Jimin's apple refers us to the biblical idea of ​​original sin; Rap Monster drinks absinthe while bathed in clouds of smoke (presumably opium) in a gloomy den-like room. By the way, here's how Rap Monster himself explains the meaning of the Blood, Sweat & Tears video: "The stronger the temptation, the more you think about it and hesitate. This uncertainty is part of the growing up process. The song Blood, Sweat & Tears shows how we think, choose and grow.” If we give in to temptation, then we are not perfect. Recognizing one's own imperfection is a task faced by a teenager during adolescence. A key scene in which the heroes of the video embrace the duality of human nature is the kiss with the statue The angel statue is snow white, but has black wings spread out behind it. This is a symbol of imperfection: each of us carries within us black and white, good and evil, children and adults, sin and its redemption. When Jin touches the statue's lips, he takes a conscious step towards accepting his dual nature. Another frame has the same meaning - a V with carved wings on the back. But accepting evil as an integral part of the real world and oneself is not so easy. A teenager on the brink of puberty tries to close his eyes to the evil around him with childlike naivety. This inner struggle, the struggle with one's own ignorance, comes to the fore in the BTS video Blood, Sweat & Tears. Take a closer look at the dance that the boys perform: sometimes they close their hands, sometimes they open their eyes, ears, mouth, they show their desire to hide the unpleasant aspects of life from themselves. This movement is more clearly shown in the scene with Jin: the band members cover his face with their hands and then remove them - this is a moment of realization and acceptance of life as it is, along with injustice, evil, temptation and imperfection. . The same motif is repeated for the frames It's hard not to notice the sheer amount of artistic references scattered throughout the frames of BTS's Blood, Sweat & Tears video. But not only to the visual: in the first images, both the book and the theater telescope appear. However, the center of interest is still painting and sculpture. The plot of the clip takes place in a museum, and the images become a backdrop for the ongoing events. Jin freezes in front of Pieter Brueghel's The Fall of the Rebellious Angels. Jungkook's room has Herbert Draper's Lament over Icarus, and Pieter Bruegel's The Fall of Icarus is within the jump V. It's not hard to deduce the general arithmetic - the flight of Icarus ending with burnt wings and a fall. The flying and falling scenes are played out by the boys themselves - V jumping from the balcony and Jungkook floating below the ceiling of his room. Although the fate of Icarus was tragic, in the video his story is used more as a warning. Wings can lead to a fall, but they can also lift their owner to unprecedented heights. Suga confirms this idea: "The song expresses man's desire to soar high on his wings, despite all the temptations he is surrounded by in life."

[@SanaAzhar-r4e]

Great job army friend💜💜

[@lauracorker2628]

Well written response, and great information!

[@MSy-u3y]

This was fantastic! I learned even more. Thank you for the eloquent explanation.

[@TheBioExplorer]

Very well explained. At the time it came out, we were all knee deep in research to figure that all out... and it made it even better. 💜 Actually I should say neck deep... way more than just wading around. We could have drowned. 😅 BU lore is even worse.

[@butterbuttersbetter3689]

And that’s not even going into the references to the movie Chatroom (which has some similar themes).

[@elitzaandreeva8810]

That's the interesting thing about BTS - everything has so much hidden meaning that we ARMYs become Sherlock Holmes... This song is based on Herman Hesse's Damien.

[@TheBioExplorer]

Even Jimon's recent light, happy pre-release vidro track of SGMB has hidden bits.

[@elitzaandreeva8810]

@@TheBioExplorer yes...I agree... kzbin.info/www/bejne/roPNiI2Ma9yIe5Ysi=UKPKKrgzs1fEhYlV

[@jilll1287]

This is one of those videos that has a complicated meaning. EVERYTHING means something. The art, music, statues, even the color of the doors. I mean EVERYTHING.

[@ralphy383]

The wings album is pure art. Its based on Demian by Hermann Hesse, a short novel about coming of age. The song is about temptation and how you grow into an adult from being tempted by things in the world. You should check out Wings album. Its really good and it was also the first time bts put solo songs within a bts album.

[@tammarabg8174]

Welcome to the Bangtan Universe where everything in a BTS video has purpose/meaning. The opening scene, Jin is looking at a painting called The Fall of the Rebel Angels, with a dark doorway on the left and a white doorway on the right.

[@megumixncle]

LET'S GOOO !! this is easily one of my favorite song, and MV. the music video has lore and so many symbolisms. they really put blood, sweat, and tears in each song they create. thanks dudes! 💜

[@lizruork7877]

LMAO Noone Else would give you an MV based on demian by Herman Hesse plus 1 a Bach mass 2. A quote from nietsche 3. The myth of Icarus 4. Buxtehudes passacaglia in D 5. Carl Jung’s theory of personality and individuation 6. A survey course in Greco Roman sculpture 7. A survey course in Western European painting 8. Possible absinthe poisoning 9. Possible reference to Banksy And apparently a 2010 uk film called chat room It’s why we love them 💜🇨🇦

[@silviamunoz6863]

This song is based on the book "Demien" written by Hermann Hesse, and it's about the temptations of the youth (in fact, the whole album is based on it). RM was reading an excerpt from the book. BTS is also culture!!! hehehe a lot of Armys read the book just because of these songs 🙂

[@beatebender]

I came to BTS over their English songs but then watched Black Swan after that Blood, Sweat& Tears and then was so impressed that I dived deeper and deeper into their songs. The older ones are pure gold , every song is different type of music every song with very deep meanings behind them and the members are so passionate and great, it made me sometimes speechless…

[@JA-mz4my]

That's why i'm frustrated when bighit announced english songs but very different genre like we army used to. So people who's non-army usually kind of don't get the vibe why bts has so many fans. For them, bts songs are like dynamite and butter

[@btsmamabear4257]

the painting that Jin was looking at in the beginning of the video was about the war of angels, (where Micheal defeated Satan). The black winged statue was a fallen angel. This video is about sin and temptation. Love ur reactions. 💜

[@m..na.]

All the people talking about the mv girlllll thr song still slaps to this day! Vocals on point!

[@fifiroukine5331]

Til this day BS&T is my favorite mv. It's full of symbolism, art pieces and it's sooooo sexy! But if you really want to experience an acid trip, watch Blood Sweat & Tears Japanese version...it's something else (but maybe confusing cuz it's related to the Bangtan Universe storyline)

[@kingofkpoptaehyung2998]

V in this Mv damnnnnnn🤤

[@maggan2808]

Fun fact: Jimin wrote the melody to Blood Sweat & Tears but was never officially credited for it. If it wasn't for Jin spilling the beans, we would be none the wiser. This is the song (and Jimin's intro) that got me into BTS.

[@TheBioExplorer]

And now you need to watch the 2016 MAMA live Boy Meets Evil performance... all of it. They always turn award shows into an entire themed mini-concert. At least you need to go directly to the next video in this series instead of jumping around.

[@el-ul8ky]

This will always be the tip of the iceberg whenever BTS come into play. Wait till you guys watch the explanation vid for this by "Don't Worry I'm Not Afraid". I'd highly recommend for y'all to watch explanation vids whenever you feel confused at the end of it regarding BTS' music cuz it's a lot more than what we always see at first watch and Blood Sweat and Tears is the perfect example for that 😉

[@Eshraq777]

All the members amazing 💜but jimin I can’t 💜🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💜

[@TheTwil1]

The winged creature is not the devil. It is neither good or bad. The winged creatures name is ABRAXIS. Lots of information packed in this video. Its writing over the picture in the gallery is from Nietzsche, the video is based off a book written by hesse, and it’s based on Carl Jung map of the soul. Carl Jung was a contemporary of Freud.

[@erikatores8815]

One of my all time fave song and MV ❤❤

[@isabellelovelace]

the japanese version mv is crazier than this one haha there's a lot of theorys and references, it's nice to watch an explanation video

[@luly6719]

If you really want to understand, watch the explanation to the music video that you saw

[@mccallumha1]

This was the first video of theirs I ever saw and it’s still my favourite song of theirs years on. Incredible.

[@Arenas_22]

This song is crazy 🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 I recommend you to watch the explanation of the mv there is a lot to catch up from it (sorry my english is bad 😅) + i love your reactions ❤🌺 keep going 🫶

[@min_sofyhian]

Wings album is a masterpiece dude.... This album is based on Demian by Herman Hesse (sorry if im wrong about the writer, it's been a long time since im writing about Blood Sweat & Tears theories) . 😂 BTS all Korean songs are connected to each other & making a storyline. Where all BTS members have their own stories. Jin is the main character, he is the one who can time travel and save his all best friends.

[@daynajacob6312]

danap.1543 said most of it. lol. There are other subtle things which I am not sure which is confirmed or not but it really is art. I'll add... In the end Jin's face cracks... From Demian (the book) - “The bird has to break free from its shell. The egg is the world. To be born into the world, man must destroy the world.” The chick must destroy his world (the egg) that kept him safe in order to live. Some deep stuff. lol. Thanks!

[@mimi_drama_time]

Wings era was the reason I fall into bts rabbit hole. It get deeper and deeper when you explore things about it. Just watch the explanation video of blood sweat and tears. You will know what I wanted to say 😌💜

[@jackiehammon7221]

The BTS Story Line Explained - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGXSaGOfd653hNU

[@0.0TK]

V AND JK 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@airatuliao950]

Our 0T7

[@lost_arronax]

Acid trip? 😂 you MUST watch japanese version of this song with mv, you are going to love it 😂

[@atk8742]

There's a Music Video for the Japanese version of this song too. Now THAT'S an acid trip

[@floricaadriana]

Felicitări BTS cei mai talentați frumoși perfecți tare dor de ei ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@crystal_RN_6044]

Love your reaction! Please continue with BTS.

[@patriciarozendo51]

Vejam a performance ao vivo...eles sempre arrasam ao vivo

[@4chrstrobins]

You have to watch the explanation video for this music video To know exactly what's going on

[@stlwazzy]

Also, watch the practice video of Blood, Sweat, and Tears. It’s amazing.

[@Наталия-в2п]

Техеееен😊❤❤❤❤❤и реп Шуги😊

[@cecyliakrl5623]

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[@Aly-xm7xx]

Love your videos thank you for the content

[@inamardesouza]

Love you! 💜💜

[@NaseeraVanrooyen-ff3ex]

Bts💜💜🤗

[@PaoMendozav]

Hi! Can you react to Jimin’s new single ‘Smeraldo Garden Marching Band’. Jimin is a vocalist and member of BTS. Thank you 💜

[@melissadeysel6634]

Is it just me or was Jin's face at the end, half Jin, half V??

[@SafiraSafira-uk9zs]

After the music video, also check out the dance practice please

[@roshniharsha8114]

Up until you react to another BTS song, yes it is your favourite song🤭

[@stacybrenton5482]

Yup - welcome to BTS. Mind-f*ck.

[@سحابة-ج7ع]

Yees

[@PunzalanStore]

sorry guys, you have dig deeper to understand their old mv's.

[@vc8510]

Visual stans with V on thumbnail lol

[@kingofkpoptaehyung2998]

Stay pressed 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋 v has everything visulas and talents 👌😉

[@patriciarozendo51]

O MV, e toda a era Wings para ser mais específica, é baseada nos livros: Demian de Hermann Hesse e Assim falou Zaratustra: um livro para todos e para ninguém do filósofo Friedrich Nietzsche, e o próprio Herman Hesse se baseia muito nas filosofias de Nietzche para escrever suas obras, e em especial, Demian. Demian conta a história de Emil Sinclair e sua busca por respostas para seus questionamentos e sobre o que seria o certo e o errado; as muitas de suas divagações é sobre como lidar com a realidade onde todos os nossos conceitos morais e éticos já impostos pela sociedade são, na verdade, frágeis e facilmente corrompidos, extintos e até mesmo sem embasamento nenhum que nós temos sobre o mundo. Além da eterna busca pelo encontro do seu EU existencial. No início vemos um membro mais novo acompanhado por um mais velho, indicando que o conhecimento pode ser adiquirido através de um mestre. Em seguida vemos Jin, como sempre sozinho e afastado dos outros, mas dessa vez ele está observando uma pintura. Esta pintura em especial, é´ uma pintura de Bruegel chamda A Queda dos Anjos Rebeldes, que retrata a luta entre o bem e o mal. Até mesmo em volta da pintura e de Jin, existe dois portais: um escuro e um claro. Seria esses dois portais uma representação dessa luta entre o bem e o mal? Também podemos atrelar a pintura e os portais a Sinclair, que durante toda a obra de Hermann Hesse, começa a perceber dois mundos: o de luz e o de trevas. O MV também contém muitas vendas e tentativas de tapar os olhos uns dos outros, ação que vemos claramente por exemplo com Yoongi e Jimin. Onde ocorre sempre uma tentativa de Yoongi de não deixar Jimin ver o que quer que seja. O que também se conecta com os “descobrimentos” de Sinclair assim que ele começa a perder sua inocência e quando conhece Demian, uma figura que o faz questionar tudo ao seu redor. Até mesmo o que ele simplesmente aceitava que era “o certo” por nunca ter pensando diferente. Outro momento que esse descobrimento do mundo real acontece, é com Namjoon e Jungkook. Namjoon bebe uma bebida verde que representa o absinto, bebida criada no século 18 que proporcionava visões e estados etéreos que, por mais que se negue às vezes, foram importantes nas criações de movimentos artísticos como o simbolismo, surrealismo, modernismo, impressionismo, entre outros.logo depois a cor verde da bebida aparece no pingo de vela que Jungkook põe na boca, dando a entender que ele a bebeu também. Essa bebida é absinto, uma bebida alucinógena que mistura a visão e os limites entre o que é um sonho e o que é realidade. Fazendo total sentido com as cenas oníricas do MV. Além dessas cenas, ainda tem a cena onde Namjoon e Jungkook dividem um quarto e adivinha de que cor é a fumaça do lugar? Pois é, verde! E, uma curiosidade extra, é que Yoongi também pode ser visto na tal fumaça verde assim como Namjoon e Jungkook. Em seguida vemos Jungkook começar a “voar” em uma sala onde antes ele estava se balançando em um balanço. Atrás dele, há a pintura do Lamento de Ícaro por Draper. Na mitologia grega, Ícaro é filho de Dédalo e é comumente conhecido pela sua tentativa de deixar Creta voando; tentativa esta que não deu certo e o levou a uma queda que culminou na sua morte nas águas do mar Egeu, mais propriamente na parte conhecida como mar Icário. Ícaro caiu pois suas asas eram feitas de cera, e Ícaro deslumbrou-se tanto com a imagem do Sol que se sentiu atraído por ele e voou em sua direção, esquecendo-se das orientações de seu pai sobre as suas asas. Com isso, a cera de suas asas começaram rapidamente a derreter o que fez ele cair no mar. Mas, diferente de Ícaro, Jungkook consegue voar. E no MV, ainda mostra então uma outra pintura de Bruegel: Paisagem com a Queda de Ícaro, onde mostra Ícaro se afogando nas águas do mar Egeu. Essa pintura aparece atrás de Taehyung, quando o mesmo se joga da sacada, demonstrando sua caída dos céus. E nós comumente vemos o Taehyung caindo de lugares… coincidência? Acho que não! Falando em Taehyung, Hoseok chega a atirar uma flecha em sua direção. Entretanto, a flecha se transforma em tinta e mostra Hoseok dentro da a´gua. Na versão japonesa, a flecha de Hoseok na qual erra o seu alvo, se transforma em água - ou absinto - mostrando então a conexão entre ele e Taehyung: a água que os dois estão “afogados” devido a suas famílias. Na história dos MV’s, Taehyung tem um pai abusivo e alcoólatra enquanto Hoseok é abandonado por sua mãe em um parque de diversões. Em Blood, Sweat and Tears, também há uma referência a mãe de Hoseok na escultura de Pietá de Michelangelo, aonde mostra Maria carregando seu filho moribundo Jesus. Uma figura muito parecida também com a que aparece no short film de Mama do próprio Hoseok. Ainda temos tambem a referencia bíblica na cena onde todos estão sentados numa mesa. Essa cena representa a Ultima Ceia. E observamos que nos pratos tem apenas uma maçã, a fruta que representa a busca pelo conhecimento do bem e do mal, que fez os humanos serem expulsos do paraíso pela desobediência. Sou Patrícia Carneiro, tenho 45 anos, a psicóloga e sou army. 🇧🇷💜💜

[@lauracorker2628]

Wow! That's an amazing response. True every word and I hope our reactors read it. Spot ON!

[@lauracorker2628]

And translation is immaculate, which is very RARE. Was that through your own working? There was literally nothing lost, and clarity in meaning was shared in both languages 💜.

[@patriciarozendo51]

​@@lauracorker2628Com o BTS nada é por acaso. Eles pensam nos mínimos detalhes.

[@patriciarozendo51]

​@@lauracorker2628 thanks

[@ggerdagg]

It was bts song of bts. Jimin made it and after this bts only grow up.

[@lubaby5799]

Mic drop and RUN BTS live performance BUSAN please 💜

[@7Flowers1Dream]

Clearly, the sexiness gloves came completely OFF in this song, from lyrics to choreography to MV 😂. That said, there are deeper meanings, of course. There’s a cool almost-art-crash-course explanation video from channel Don’t Worry I’m Not Afraid.

[@ahmadmahfuz4745]

Hai men can you react to lie by jimin❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥🫦

[@cutiepie9050]

React to Woke Up by Xg

[@mrstaebts3727]

React to BTS for the first time. Not! I enjoy your reactions but can't stand click bait. 💜

[@artedigital3340]

Todo lo que dijo @danap.1543 jejejeje, al igual que ustedes, en su momento me encantó pero no entendí nada, y me sumergí en todas las teorías y el libro, esa era es impresionante y llena de detalles, el MV (así como los demás involucrados) son arte puro!!!!!!!