BTS - DDAENG - IDK WTF THEY SAYIN BUT THEY FIRE! - REACTION

[@inuyashalovergyal]

Ddaeng has like 8 different meanings lol React to Ddaeng explained by DKDKTV. RM has an IQ of 148 you best know he be putting all those references you ain't gonna understand in English.

[@kialeemoon8107]

Underrated comment

[@napperforlife2020]

only if you're korean, you'd probably understand

[@dysmissme7343]

Fr- you’ve gotta watch the explanation

[@katferreira1119]

they do the best video explanations. i started appreciating the raps a lot more after knowing all the references

[@Idknanmolla1]

This. Comment.

[@Kay-kq8be]

Fun fact: SUGA is producer of this song (and of course all three rappers are songwriters)

[@latrice1987]

All 3 of them produced Ddaeng. There's even a Bangtan Bomb or Episode showing how they made it.

[@Kay-kq8be]

@@latrice1987 official credits from Soundcloud: Produced by SUGA, J.Pearl (SUGA, J.Pearl, RM, J-Hope) Producers are listed outside the brackets. Songwriters/composers - inside. Bangtan bomb you are talking about shows post production process.

[@annemayseyfried8907]

@@Kay-kq8be So happy they show Suga as Main producer cuz often they're listed further down. On Spring Day, RM began +wrote most of the song, but was not listed 1st. That's why I love all their Mixtapes. They're all 3 Exec. Producers, Suga had no help on his Mixtapes, RM had a little help on 3 songs, on his 1st Mixtape, JHope had help w/most of his songs on "Hope World" at 25. They're all 3 amaazing!😊

[@MISSJONASFOREVER2]

@@latrice1987 Nope, Suga produced this with J.Pearl. Jhope and RM are not credited as producers. The video showed them adding stuff AFTER the song was already produced lol

[@andheardstudios8089]

Unm...it's co produced by Korean record producer jang yi yeong....

[@xoxo19love]

this song actually has a lot of really complex wordplay that’s hard to grasp if you’re not korean. i think you’d enjoy ‘outro: tear’& “UGH!’ by BTS as well & Agust D by Agust D (BTS Suga)

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

I sent him that DKDKTV explaination thing twice. I must have fucked it up

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

I sent him the video and lyrics to Joke. I didn't want to be 'That Guy' who started requesting all of the time 😳😬🤪 But I think I mentioned UGH a couple of times so it would be in his subconscious (I doubt it worked😂) and I may have mentioned AgustD. I'm a 38 year old mother of two kids. While I have no shame in requesting songs, I'm not technically in a high enough Tier to do so, I believe. Therefore I am amazed that he did this

[@TheMuffinApe]

Agust d was planned in my request list but wanted the higher production value of the newer stuff for stevie first. I will be back requesting more bts through the patreon and I am watching 👀

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

@@TheMuffinApe I love UGH

[@angelynreyes205]

Yeah he should also react to "UGH" and the "CYPHER SERIES"

[@shinnyshin7792]

Underrated part of the chorus is 1-8, 1-3, 3-8. That's like saying Flush, Straight, 4 of a Kind. Three winning hands in a super Korean card game, three rappers. This song is so full of wordplay, but it's hard to appreciate through the language barrier.

[@official_army4248]

Omg I listen to this song so many I didn’t know that at all that’s amazing how people can look at one song in 1 million different ways

[@davi-moraes7334]

Word play gets lost in English translation you will only be able to understand word play if you knew Korean. RM is known for the wordplay he does, but gets lost in the English translation. you will only understand wardplay when he rhymes in english cuz he rap in both english and korean languages

[@JoseRodriguez-ub9ol]

If it gets lost in translation is it worth checking out? Asking because I would actually like to check them out for once, but would like to understand the actual complexities of what is meant to be said

[@OT7_DopeOldARMY]

@@JoseRodriguez-ub9ol the doolset Bangtan translations website, as well as the DKDKTV KZbin channel, have great translations that help you understand all of the nuances. I wouldn’t actually say things are lost in translation if you are willing to use those resources. You do have to be careful about lyric videos, though...they tend to be released super quickly without good attention to detail and respect for the original meanings. Most official BTS videos have good lyric translations in the subtitles now, which helps. The two resources above will actually explain nuances, which gets you an entirely new level of understanding.

[@davi-moraes7334]

@@JoseRodriguez-ub9ol apart from the vocals and the rap itself BTS and known for the lyrics, so yes it's worth it, you can try to understand it has a channel that explains or website but it can go over your head because their alphabet is different from us.

[@-amel-9896]

@@JoseRodriguez-ub9ol it's worth it, there's a video called ddaeng explained by a korean by DKDKTV, it's very clear and it just blew my mind and showed me how much geniuses those guys are. I don't get why they have the image of not having good lyrics by the western media because they are usually a pop group, but it's a shame that the western world doesn't want to acknowledge them as lyrical geniuses just because they speak another language. BTS is probably the most lied about artists i have ever seen. Their image is the exact opposite of what they truly are.

[@cemarie1172]

@@JoseRodriguez-ub9ol here’s an explanation kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJWtnWSJgZVmd8U

[@reneezemlock7880]

Just a heads up. Rap Monster ditched that name and now just goes by RM. :) I don't want other ARMYs to come at you in the comments. :/ I'm glad you're enjoying the guys. Also... this song is FILLED with word play. DKDKTV has a great explanation video you should check out, even if you don't react to it. I think you'd appreciate the witty lyricism and cultural references. There is live performance of this as well that you REALLY get to see their swag. :)

[@loredell]

Hahaha, nobody would come at him... I hope XD But well said!! (and there is a live performance done by the vocalists xDDD)

[@reneezemlock7880]

@@loredell I LOVE the live with the vocal line! Unfortunately, I've seen other reactors commenting on getting some negative replies for silly reasons. I just wanted to let him know early. :p

[@loredell]

@@reneezemlock7880 Oh, I didn't intend for him to react to that or anything (it's too early in his rabbit hole... let's wait xD). I meant it as information.

[@setofreakinkaiba8553]

Wait he ditched the name? I thought his initials were because of Rap Monster. 😅

[@OT7_DopeOldARMY]

@@setofreakinkaiba8553 He said he had grown out of his “Rap Monster” moniker and now just goes by RM.

[@Hahahanikina]

Can they really rap? They rap on stage perfectly without mumblin. They lit lit up the crowds like no other. I never heard them trying to catch their breath and ruin a single verse. They put their emotions and bars on stage. Here's my suggestion : Cypher 1,2,3,4 Joke (by RM) Agust-D (by Suga) Outro : Tear UGH!

[@heather7053]

Their wordplay is actually crazy tbh. Not only do they write double and triple entendres, they utilize languages and that’s on top of riding the hell out of the beat consistently lol I don’t know Korean so explanation videos are a life saver.

[@mv5503]

J-Hope likes to ride the beat. He’s a very skilled dancer and his rhythm is impeccable. He has a a lot of swagger and he vibes really well. ❤️

[@sonablom]

Like others have said DKDKTV explanation is the way to go with this one. RM for example uses ddaeng in like seven different ways in his verse. The best way I can describe it is like if an English rapper used the word ring to refer to the sound like ring of a bell (but not just one, like store bell, school bell, phone bell), a boxing ring, jewelry, wringing your hands or wringing a neck, or ringing in your ears, and then even adds in a reference to like ring around the rosie. It’s onomatopoeia and clever word play with great flow and external and internal rhyming.

[@jbo4547]

Thats awesome

[@BibiMin613]

Rap Monster (RM now) his rap in this track is CRAZY GENIUS just the word ddaeng was used in 7 different ways ... u can’t understand the song without explanation .. it’s literally one if their best rap song

[@mbrentan]

You should watch a video of a Korean man explaining this song (DDAENG explained by a korean). DDAENG means 7 different things on RM's verse.

[@vitanandapatrya9092]

Upp

[@Mrs.L.44]

I am telling you, ARMY Will be all over this wanting to see your reaction to the explanation video!

[@amm.64]

Please react to RM joke🔥🔥🔥 RM is the main rapper and the leader of bts he songwriter, producer, composer💙💙

[@Official_OiYou]

Yassss! He will go nuts with that track! I can't wait for that reaction...

[@keyonabryant3000]

YESSSS!!!!!!!!

[@ry4486]

And the way that beat comes in is ridiculous!

[@rosy_1986]

He really needs to!

[@Official_OiYou]

He just needs to search for the English Sub version or lyrics vid, since there's no captions on the original.

[@sarahpatterson5779]

Fun fact: Daeng is a popular sound in S Korea used to say “wrong.” For example, in a game show if you answer the question wrong the sound effect some people make is “daeng” Similarly, in English we’d say something like “EHH wrong”. If that makes any sense 😂

[@moonray61]

There’s more meanings than that, so that's just halfway accurate

[@whysoserious3725]

You want some word play? Do the cyphers p1,2,3,4 and autro tear you won't regret it ♨

[@DrValkyrie]

He already reacted to Cypher 2 earlier in the year, FYI. That’s where he was shocked by RM.

[@whysoserious3725]

@@DrValkyrie thank you 💜

[@ughdomdom9648]

BTS is much more than just the rap line, you gonna appreciate the visuals and whole artistry of all the members if you get into the whole rabbit hole.

[@TheMuffinApe]

And we will get there. Being a hip hop channel rap line was where I wanted to start to get him into it, but we do plan to go down the rabbit hole ;)

[@user-dq8tk1to7i]

The beat is created by one of the members of BTS - Suga. I recommend you to check out another song, produced by him: Agust D - Daechwita

[@EvilAndAwsome]

He did that song already

[@767jeanbawi5]

UGH Persona Mic drop Dktv will break down the meaning better than I could explain

[@darnell7871]

*Literally every persons first time listening to K-Pop* 😂💯

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

Naw, my friend! He has reacted to Cypher 2 and Daechwita from BTS. Plus some Blackpink (you really should check them out, but especially 'How You Like that's by Blackpink - his reaction is PRICELESS😂😂😂) I also really enjoyed his reactions to Ez Mil (I am 90-98% sure he is from the Philippines). I wish we could find some more awesome stuff from around the world

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

But did you like this???

[@kushiarnav973]

This is not kpop but k rap. Kpop is an industry not a genre.

[@setofreakinkaiba8553]

Pop is pop music. They were rapping...

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

Regardless of what it is, at the end of the day it makes us smile and evokes emotion from us - like all good music does. I don't really even pay attention to the lyrics - I vibe to the music to catch the meaning.

[@kylevaughn7679]

You're falling into a rabbit hole my dude lol. Come join us down here, it lit af

[@TheMuffinApe]

Let's gooo

[@sugasiced-coffee9408]

Their ULTIMATE rap track is titled, "UGH!". It's THE perfect workout song. Check it out!💜💜💜

[@CRNK824]

What I really appreciate is that they teach us their culture ... Not only using traditional instruments but in the way they speak. Don't sleep on Asian artists (not only Korean). They are amazing!

[@christinedowney]

You should really watch Ddaeng explained and not the lyric videos watch live with subs or the original MV's with subs. This is a multilayered use of a word (ddaeng) used with a complicated card game... would love to see you react to Joke by RM or Shadow by Suga

[@Trkive]

You might watch "Strange" by Agust D ft RM or "Joke" by RM or "Lie" by Jimin or "Baepsae" by BTS or "Stigma" by V or "Daydream" by Jhope or "Begin" by Jungkook or "Awake" by Jin... This group is known by fans for their lyricism and wordplay and that's largely due to RM. Ddaeng is a huge one but there's so much more. DKDKTV provides an extensive series of "Explained By a Korean" because it's not that simple. What you have to understand is that the Korean language is near impossible to translate to appease a western mind... summation: unless you have some understanding of their culture and how it differs tremendously from the west, you will struggle. There's something to be had in that way. Wale has spoken to RMs genius in this way after their collab. BTS's ARMY love and support them because of their artistry and musical output as well as their continued ability to share themselves with us (healthily). We, BY THE MILLIONS, are present because of this fact. There's so much to unpack but dissonance is borne from lack of insight (no hate here). The desire to understand without biases, in and of itself, is a mental exercise but well worth the effort.. I don't think that's anyone fault, ya know? We only understand what we know and it takes internal work to progress. That's why BTS is known to transcends language and cultural barriers. It's not basic nor is it what it seems at face value. Once we learn to open our minds and take that leap do we realize exactly how much we are missing.

[@TheMuffinApe]

Silver spoon/baepsae is a good one I'll add to my list!

[@Trkive]

@@TheMuffinApe good call.

[@jinphany.]

When the title says “idk what they saying” but ur on a lyric video 👀🙄😂

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

OK...damn..I have never heard them, but I like it.😄❤️ I have listened to Australian artists, know a few African rappers...Wow...that's cool.

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

Oooooo...African rappers? Now I'mma have to check those out! I LOVE learning about artists outside of my comfort zone. I actually made a deal with a friend from a rap video that was bummed his favorite feller hasn't been reacted to. I told him that I would check out his stuff if he checked out this song - I am all about Karma and open minded people!

[@snisa92]

BTS are known for freaking versatile artists. They basically try so many genres. The group themselves started off as hip hop group so thats why they have strong rap skill. Two rappers(RM n suga) were previously underground rappers. They also main producers of the group. They have massive discography. If you like this rap song, i am sure you really gonna like outro:tear n cypher 4. Find the lyrics videos. They have amazing lyricsm.

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

@@snisa92 Yes, they have many influences, for sure from their singing to their dancing. One reactor said that they were like 7 Michael Jackson's (first thought I thought of during the mountain summit scene in the Not Today MV. I was remind of Thriller). Besides the fact that AgustD has been called the Korean Eminem, the entire band references him as one of their biggest inspirations. V's soul singing in American Hustle Life was amazing. Hobi's mix of tut to crump and everything in between makes me wonder if he has bones in his body. There really is nothing that they cannot do. Even Hobi had to teach himself how to rap - how awesome is that?!?

[@tessatalarico8328]

In the song ddaeng is used to describe the bell that you hear when you get a question right/wrong on variety shows. It is also used in a Korean card game for the best card.

[@loredell]

Some songs to check whenever you feel like it (also in case you feel interested, no reaction needed). RM solo: Awakening, Joke, Do you. In English: "Change" with Wale//Different feeling: mono mixtape. In BTS: Persona is a must. Reflection hits, but it is slow rap, slow jam, everything slow (lyrics of another of his songs, Forever Rain) Suga as Agust D: Give it to me, AgustD, all D-2 mixtape as well xD (cannot choose, maybe Strange? What do you think, Dear my friend... Honsool, Moonlight...). In BTS: First love, Shadow. JHope: Hopeworld mixtape (Airplane pt 1, Daydream). He recently released a full version of an outro too, Blue Side. Chicken Noodle Soup with Becky G. In BTS: Ego.

[@realsilly7727]

Hey Stevie... I’ve been a fan of yours longer than I’ve been Army.., trust that these 7 guys are ALL amazing!! I hear everyone talking about the rap line, who are sick AF, but the magic for me, is the group music!! I’m 43, love to dance, and have listened to rap my entire life... but their talent, vocals, rap, dancing, and the diversity in their music is what makes them BTS! They are phenomenal and glad to see your checking them out! I would recommend branching out and watching some of the group performances too... so many good songs, just seriously pick one! My favorites are Make it Right, Your Eyes Tell, The Truth Untold, Let Go, Blood Sweat & Tears, Fake Love, and Mic Drop. They really are a 1 in a billion type of talent!

[@amberpearce710]

You should really react to dkdktv explanation video of this song. I Korean explains it so you get a Korean point of view and understand their amazing worldplay!! You won’t regret it! Ddaeng means a lot of things because of their wordplay. If you know RM’s word play you think is sound amazing all the way to the end!!! Joke by RM -Agust D by Agust D -Outro: Tear -Ugh -Hip Pop Lover live with English subtitles -Cyphers 1-4 (they address different haters and stuff every cypher)

[@rosanmokhtar3736]

Oh they rapping rapping!! The word play in this song is in genius level!!bts rapline never play thy r serious!

[@christinamurphy81]

and when the vocal line does it....it puts a whole different sound on it.

[@DaveDaLlama]

The word play is actually insane. It doesn't really translate to English. The captions don't explain the double meanings of stuff. I didn't know this until I watched a video of a Korean dude explaining it.

[@purplewildflower]

I'm so happy to see you enjoying their songs. The BTS rap line is AH-mazing!

[@summar2459]

Bts outro tear & UGH! Bts write, produce & compose all of their songs btw !!

[@nannettebenedetto9198]

I love seeing and hearing you reviewing stuff. ❤️❤️❤️

[@kazfromit]

i didn't expect this, but i'll take it

[@hehehe7165]

Didn't expect this comment, but I'll take it

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

I love this comment. Anyone who is open minded and embraces something different in order to grow is cool as fuck to me.

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

What is a song that you would expect? Since you gave this one a chance, I would be more than happy to listen to a song of your choosing😁

[@kazfromit]

@@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD idk, maybe a hip-hop song, but not a k-pop one, bc i was thinkin' this guy's channel was a hip-hop only reactions. wich doesn't means that i don't like it. i listen to k-pop since my older sister show'd me a couple of songs from bts.

[@xoDianaDuong]

@@kazfromit I think you'd like a lot more of their older songs, maybe.. They're originally rooted in hip-hop. One of my fave BTS songs that's a hidden gem is Hip Hop Lover. You should check out the mixtapes from the rappers in BTS (RM, Agust D/Suga, J-Hope) BTS is really diverse musically.. They tap into different genres. It's just that... the songs that tend to get radio play or noticed the most are the more poppy songs like Dynamite and Boy With Luv. Their discography is so huge though.

[@chuwineshia3615]

Oh they are the real deal. In fact they are really great producers and song writers and they are great lyricist. And They are not just singing elementary stuffs. You probably don’t grasp the real meaning of this particular song due to its complex worldplay used here. As most of the comments are saying check the explaination video to appreciate the song even more. I would suggest you to check our UGH and Outro:Tear by the rapline too..

[@markmata2671]

This is my go to workout song! It gets me so hyped!!!

[@destinycastle9726]

YOU WOULD LIVE FOR UGH!!!!! Listen to UGH! It’s a straight headbanger!!

[@Ssscilla]

I think you would enjoy their song ''Ugh!''

[@kimbapwsprite8487]

you even had ur room lit up in purple (◡‿◡✿)💜👌

[@xoDianaDuong]

Ok now you got me imagining bunch of ARMY that have been subbed to Stevie's channel for awhile (like me since all the Eminem videos back then) saying "I PURPLE YOU, Stevie" lmao

[@Andy-xd5dj]

The problem with this song is that most of the word play is lost in translation, the word Ddaeng has like 8 meanings by itself.

[@brandonvang9464]

Love your videos man!! Keep it up, I love your reactions!!

[@anazamora1566]

I love how happy this makes you !! The way you bopping is just crazy to watch ! Love your reaction!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 BTS is very addictive!

[@beccabarmy3569]

Thank you again for reacting to BTS. We ARMY really appreciate people who give our men a real review. Thank you💜

[@maya613]

I'm gonna say it again, "Eung Freestyle" DPR-Live, Sik-K, Flosik, some other guys that are really good.

[@umiluv]

Oh they are. They’re one of the best at word play. One of my favorite songs of theirs is Outro: Tear because of the word play they do in the song. They are absolutely one of my favorite lyrical artists. It’s too bad I only understand elementary Korean because they truly are one of the best in the pop world that plays with themes and words in their art.

[@jensknows8215]

Next up BTS UGH! song! Then any Agust D song. All 3 of them rapping in this song are songwriters and producers of their music.

[@rosy_1986]

Ugh live 🔥

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

Thank you. Couldn't have come at a better time.

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

It's like he knew that I was going through an insanely painful life experience and put this out. I don't believe in coincidences. This is my fave rap

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

@@rudrasengupta5624 Don't be rude.

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

@@rudrasengupta5624 No you're not and no you don't. Say what you mean and mean what you say. Even if it's disrespectful as hell.

[@ridazszn]

yeeeeeaah!!! Bangtan! next Stevie: Agust D - "THE LAST"!!!

[@tenibitz1853]

A year later and I’d still love to watch a few more BTS reactions from you. Specially live stuff. It’s a whole engagement. RM has a new album and Wildflower is a masterpiece. My husband says it makes you feeeeeeel his lyrics.

[@player7inlife]

That was fire. The best had me boppin and yeah words were a little different, but it was smooth. Might need to check them out.

[@rose2654]

Yeah, sometimes those color coded lyrics can be off, so if you want to know the meaning you could watch dkdktv’s video to see the song explained from a korean’s perspective.

[@3aRChuu]

They played with the Korean word ddaeng, which has multiple meanings. It represents a school bell noise, means “correct”, and it’s a word used saying you win in a Korean card game (Not super sure on this one). They also know ddaeng sounds like the English word “dang”. I don’t know what else it means, but that pretty much sums it up.

[@vee_fee]

Thank u so much for reacting to BTS 🥺 I can see that it is genuine which is missing nowadays. I would definitely recommend UGH! and Outro: Tear, they are the rap line’s most precious and hard raps (imo).

[@kendrajoseph8303]

There are explanation videos out the for most of BTS's songs if you want to know more of what they are rapping about.

[@yooyoo7265]

The meanings behind every letter in this song is crazy

[@mallo4668]

Thank you for giving the boys a chance! They are known for their wordplay and harmonising with the beats. So if you might not get the whole thing while listening that’s completely okay but just know that the meanings behind their songs are intense when you get to it. Ddaeng has a whole damn philosophy behind it, it might sound ‘elementary’ to you but since you’re new, that’s a heads up because they murder when it comes to wordplay. The English translation sometimes takes away the beauty of what they’re trying to say. You can find some really great explanation videos that people have mentioned in the comments. Since you’re listening to the rap line, just some bangers for you to continue to enjoy! Cypher pt.4 UGH! Outro: tear Agust D (just Suga) Airplane pt. 1 (Just J-Hope) Persona (Just RM) And hopefully when you get around to it, I will be super excited to see you react to their mixtapes. Agust D’s D-2 slaps like hell for me. You have great energy!

[@racharamadan6141]

I think you're ready for RM's JOKE (it's full of genious wordplay and amazing flows, the MV doesn't have lyrics nor subtitles but there are lyric videos that u can check out) You can also react to outro: tear live performance, you can see their raw emotions(you can find one with pretty accurate subtitles). Sorry english is not my first language🤣

[@kiki-zi9ov]

i think u would like more UGH - bts, they talk about many things in that song and is dope

[@janicecoffman1230]

Ddaeng...a comparable word for “ding”, or a bell sound 😉

[@kai7670]

Enjoyed your reaction as always

[@labellamickey2356]

I am so happy to see your reaction, you gonna love them. The lyrics is insane you should read the translation, they teaching a lesson to all the haters they have, all the songs that Bts has they all have beautiful meaning 💜 and purpose....

[@applesauce1368]

There's a reason for the different change of vibe though lol. Check this song explained by a korean. You can watch it on your own.

[@vikzytoria]

Ddaeng is so good. The complexity is so punctuated by how crisp and fun the actual bars are. Ddaeng will tell you you're ugly and you're grandma was a goat that curse your game for life and you the intelligence just floats over your head. That calm, SAVAGE genius of RM's ending verse. Smg. All I can say is DDAENG

[@palomaclaverol1172]

Hello! Thanks for the reaction I just wanna say that the BTS rap line has their own solo projects outside of BTS discography ( I said this bc some of the group's albums contains solo songs of the members) you seem interested in RM so here some info: - RM : has two mixtapes, the first one is *RM* (2015) contains 11 songs including a ft with Krizz Kaliko, and *mono* (2018) that contains 7 songs that has to be listened in an specific order (pure art btw) Also he had collab with Wale, Fall Out Boy, Warren G, Little Nas X, Honne, the korean hip hop legends Tiger JK and MFBTY, and more

[@carlamora473]

You need to do the live version of Tear. With captions😏 is a masterpiece

[@rosemrie]

I would definitely recommend listening to their Cyphers,, especially 2 and 4 (those are my favorites)

[@starmyatiny5031]

You need to react to the explanation for this song. As it has alot of wordplay. The word ddaeng is used multiple times in different ways.

[@thetalantonx]

Their play on the hands (1-8, 1-3, 3-8) and the multiple uses of Ddaeng (double D means just say it hard instead of soft, D instead of somewhere between d and t) would be like talking about royal flush, four of a kind, straight when your team are royalty, flushing enemies down the toilet, an unmatched foursome, and straight while the opps are not. It's that complex and nuanced.

[@Moonastronaut]

Thanks for reacting and being open minded and respectful. If you've not seen RM's Joke, that's weld worth it for the flows. Outro tear is a fan fav, especially their live performance of it. There's a behind the scenes video of these three working on the production of the song.

[@annayohn4137]

Yasssss here for this. Always rocked with you got a reason 💜

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

I love this comment so much

[@christinamounts2375]

Hello, I stumbled upon your video upon browsing my KZbin feed and really enjoyed the video. Thank you for giving BTS' music a chance as you explore music (it appears you focus mainly on hip hop) from around the world. I thought I would share a little background on Kpop and recommend a BTS' song that I think you may like. Kpop actually refers to the Kpop industry as a whole. This includes everything from music production to choreography, styling and video production. It is not a genre of music like the Western world likes to make it out to be, however BTS really does not care what you refer to their music as. They are simply into making music and telling their story as young persons. BTS spoke about Kpop in great detail in their interview at the Grammy museum a few years back. You can watch it at some point if you are interested to get more clarity on what I explained. You would have probably notice that "K-POP" is influenced by the various genres of music in the US, however the lyrics are just in Korean. Hence classifications of k- POP, k - HIP-HOP, k- RnB etc. It is better to look at it is as Pop Music in the Korean language, Hip Hop music in the Korean language etc. as it has elements of these genres in the songs. So this and Daechitwa, is just an example of Hip Hop with a Korean twist. The cadence and technique which you all noticed is there. You would just have to take time to understand the Korean references, since its Hip-Hop, but like Korean. Given that you appear to be a Hip Hop Head, I would recommend listening to Hip Hop Phile/Hip Hop Lover by BTS to understand how they became connected to Hip Hop. The rap line takes the lead and explain their individual journey with the culture that I found super interesting. In fact, RM (Rap Monster) was frozen solid when he met NAS in 2020. He literally could not talk to him properly face to face. But all in all, the song itself really shows how music can transcends boundaries and the culture is truly a part of who they are.

[@musicislife9744]

Yeah man, their wordplay and references are crazy but it’s so hard to get without watching an explanation video, especially this one. There are so many different meanings in this song. RM especially is a lyrical genius. You should check out Joke or Ugh.

[@hersheyarmylyn1121]

BTS rapline is the best 🔥🔥

[@goretewolf58]

💜🇧🇷💜Ohhh my heart is racing so fast for jumping around!!😆😆love love love this!! Love our rappers 😆💜🥰💜💜💜thanks

[@darciegordon509]

I think you would enjoy outro- tear

[@schokolene]

I appreciate your honesty!

[@stefaniabuss1040]

Next: "Ugh!" Rap line go crazy with this one(live version). Also you should do the live version of "Ddaeng" original and when the vocal line took over the song.

[@miric.5387]

Suga and RM they are great composers 👌 it's all a play on words. Ddaeng has different meanings during the song, it refers to a Korean card game, where the numbers 13,18 is the best combination . They make many references to their culture. It is directed at his haters and other rapers who looked down on them. Could you react to Ugh! , Outro: Tear, Forever rain and cypher 1,3 and 4 ?? 💜

[@GOROGORONEKO]

ddaeng meaning 1. wrong 2. bell sound 3. korean gamble word - basicly "1 ddaeng" means "1 pair" 4. luck, lucky things 5. hide and seek word - When you say "freeze" before you get caught by a tagger, you can survive by a tagger, but you can't move until other hiding people tag you. When other people tag people in "freeze", they shout "ddaeng". 6. etc.... (too much meaning) but In this song, I think it's used in the five meanings above. I am sorry that I am not good at English because I am Korean. There can be mistakes in interpretation.

[@nixie_xo9460]

The Rap line all have mixtapes/Solos. Some that have a little more flavor would be: Rm: Joke (it’s his fastest rap) and Change feat Wale. I’d say watch the MV for both then watch the Lyric video. The MVs don’t have English subs but the MV are pretty descriptive to the song. Suga (aka AgustD): AgustD MV (fastest rap solo. He fastest period was Cypher pt 2 which you already heard) & Give It To Me. Both MVs do have English subs. JHope: airplane pt 1, Chicken Noodle Soup (fun fact: he got permission & paid royalties to Dj Webstar & YoungB.) & EGO. All have English subs as well. Ive seen your other BTS Rapline videos & I love it. I grew up listening to people like Eminem (who is one of the influences for them too) & tech9. I’ve always appreciated lyrics that have a meaning, as well as a good beat. A lot of rappers have said rap is a feeling not a skin color. That’s why ARMY appreciates your reviews. You see the song for the energy and not who sings it. BTS were heavily criticized in K-hip hop/k-rap for joining a group. RM and Suga(AgustD) were both underground rappers before signing with the company. JHope was a street dancer who learned to rap from RM & Suga. If you would like to know a little deeper about their song check out DKDKTV. They did a Ddaeng explained video & a Daechwita explained.

[@riemagemi]

Next, UGH!, RM JOKE, and AGUST D with AGUST D (AGUST D is SUGA). Thanks for ur reaction 💜💜💜

[@elle9392]

Ummmm...RM can rap 11 syllables per second. The translation to English might be a little off but please understand that BTS is THE NUMBER ONE BAND in the world for a reason.💜

[@drummerjames91]

Love your reactions, you dive deep into those lyrics and you bring out that meaning beyond the surface of the song. Are you open to other genres? Silent Planet is a metalcore band that put SERIOUS thought into their lyrics and it comes off as legit poetry. If you read the lyrics on their videos, the singer (Garrett) puts annotations on the lyrics like it's a research paper. People joke that their genre is poeticore or homeworkcore because there's so much meaning in their lyrics. I've found myself digging through the lyrics and annotations listed trying to figure out what his words really mean. I HIGHLY recommend 'Northern Fires' or 'Understanding Love as Loss'. Both songs have deep meaning and even have some hip-hop flow. I think either of those songs would be great for reaction videos, although every single of their songs is deep with philosophical meanings and poetic flow.

[@ridazszn]

they do Stevie!!! They have double and triple entendres! Go check out Agust D - "THE LAST"

[@goldktgal]

Ddaeng: a sound that describes a bell ringing, or when someone or something is wrong to view on.

[@xRaptorScreamx]

I highly recommend you watch/react to Ddaeng explained by DKDKTV, they do what you do, but for BTS songs that are more complex. Ddaneg has like 7-8 meanings in this song, also multiple different Korean Refferences and doubles/triples Suga and RM used to be underground rappers before BTS, they're also the main writers for BTS

[@user-nj3to4vn7g]

Justhis dingo freestyle will def blow your mind. He’s one of the most famous rappers in Korea.

[@1969jezebel]

Nice reaction Fun fact I love BTS rapline 💜💜💜

[@cstrouts]

Ddaeng is Korean for the sound of a bell, sort of like English ding dong.. It can mean either wrong or right depending on context, similar to how bells can be used to indicate either success or failure in a game show. There's an excellent Ddaeng Explained by a Korean video on the DKDKTV channel. The lyrics have many Korean cultural references in them, so the video is a big help in understanding all the nuances.

[@djguidopolese]

I think you would love BTS - UGH! + explained by a Korean by DKDKTV 🔥🔥 And Ddaeng explained by DKDKTV too. Both songs have cultural meaning and wordplay Bars... 😎🔥

[@DaisieSims]

You will LOVE Joke by RM, Stevie :) I love Eminem and RM is like the Korean version of EM with his speed and extensive wordplay. You'll probably see similarities between both rappers. You NEED to check out JOKE, please :)

[@courtneycatterall2211]

Ddaeng has so many meanings in Korean. The lyrics are genius.

[@larabiatch]

There is a live version if this, the Prom party for ARMY. ALso, Ddaeng Vocal line version.

[@coffin9666]

Bro you should react to rap monster - joke probably his best solo song you'd love it! the song is fire af

[@-Manda_SKnight_BeastMoD]

I've sent him the song and lyrics Keep your fingers crossed! I think he said he'd give it a go

[@jorey2009]

BTS's free tracks are so good, acutally their whole free soundcloud tracks and solo albums are GOLD i just hope they put them on spotity TT TT

[@FreshStickers]

Ddaeng has 7 or 8 different meanings in this song, this is the lyricism that is BTS rap line.

[@carinaejag]

You don't need close captions when the english lyrics is written out in the video on the bottom :D

[@osadam4677]

They do rap like that but usually on solo mixtapes or tracks but you can check out "UGH" or "Cypher 1, 2, 3 & 4