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29:20 exactly authenticity over marketing. And that’s why they’re all struggling (both western and Korean companies) because they want the next BTS but when they think they have the next BTS it’s because they’ve manufactured this group that they believe can compete, but they have none of the genuineness or frankly speaking the talent. What they are really after is creating a brand.

24:37 I agree the isolation is a big part of what makes a difference from like a ballet Academy and things like that. Also, I think the big difference is in Korean culture there’s such a focus on success and filial loyalty. Making your family proud is everything for a lot of these young people so a failure is not just oh I won’t be able to make my dreams. It literally feels like you’re letting everyone down. I think that’s part of why Korea has such a high life ending rate. in South Korea, the number one cause of death for young men is Self ending. There are some pretty high profile cases of idols choosing to go that route.

Sorry for so many comments but answering as I go or telling you videos to watch to address your questions. Not using the internet like YT & twitter wasn’t normal, until BTS. (Also internet was fairly new when they debuted). Other groups didn’t start making their own channels and accts until bts got went to BB stuff in 2016, I believe. This is a large reason they got big is bc they used the internet but actually communicated with the fans & created a unique relationships with the fans. (Which is ARMY are so strong and supportive) Also, these blogs/videos you can still find on their channel BangtanTV (some of the older stuff might not hv cc so you can go to BangtanSub’s channel). BTS still post behind the scenes stuff on their UA-cam channel.

You shld watch Boracity’s newest video called “Be Yourself or Be a Star”

It us important to note that the ages they talk about in the documentary are using the Korean age system. When you hear an age subtract 1 to 2 years to get our age system. The rest of the series does show you what you want to see, so I look forward to seeing more reactions. I am always impressed with how much you do understand from your first watch of something and thank you so much for changing the layout so i could see the subtitles. I was on my phone so i really appreciated your consideration.

Also I wanted to point out that the editor tried to show that Bighit was different compared to other companies. For example: they said “no going out” but saw members going out, etc. Bighit was still had rules but not as strict & toxic as other companies.

Just wanted to let to you know SK has/had a different ages lol. Up until last year they count the day you were born as 1 years old & sometimes they add another year (I forgot how this rule works). So when JK said he was 16 in international age he was like 14-15yrs old. However laws changed like last year to change their age system to be same as international. 😅 I am sure others can explain better but yeah.

Just wanted to let to you know SK has/had a different ages lol. Up until last year they count the day you were born as 1 years old & sometimes they add another year (I forgot how this rule works). So when JK said he was 16 in international age he was like 14-15yrs old. However laws changed like last year to change their age system to be same as international. 😅 I am sure others can explain better but yeah.

Just to let you know korean age was different they are counted as one when they are born and depending could be one or two years different

Just a quick comment, when they say kpop generate 3-4 billion dollars (which was around 2018/2019?), it’s BTS. The media/music industry always replace BTS’ name with the word “kpop” because they don’t want to admit BTS is the reason/have that power. Most articles will keep crediting “kpop” over and over. Kpop industry were anti BTS because their success was done (organically) without going through the systems/institutions that they established where they can profit off of BTS.

Siempre velo completo please, incluso que sigue en el siguiente capitulo, ya que los finales extras son muy divertidos please❤

bts were releasing covers and vlogs even before they debuted, they had some online presence just to reach out to anyone who is interested enough to watch and listen. so there were some fans even before bts debuted, but we a talking about like below a thousand people, based on bts twt following back then. that little crowd of supporters are the ones bts address in vlogs that were included in this episode. in first 3 years their gain of fans was kind of slow, but it was accelerating nonetheless, until it reached crazy rate of fan conversion starting from like 2017. and they don't stop, next huge influx of fans was 2020, and for example the 2022-2024 solo era literally doubled the amount of bts followers

Future episodes definitely go deep, most episodes focusing on specific issues swirling around the group and K Pop as whole while showing the evolution of BTS and its reception. The beauty of this documentary is that it doesn't sugarcoat the way many ot the other documentaries do, but rather leaves you super impressed with BTS by allowing historical footage both flattering and not flattering to immerse you in the journey.

Jungkook was 15 when they debuted but when he was a trainie he was i believe 13 or 14 if im correct Army please correct me if I'm wrong. Jungkook now is 27 and Jin is 32.

Thank you for giving a chance to this great docuseries, it was incredibly helpful to me when I started getting into BTS because it contextualizes a lot of what they're going through in the episode showing you how the rest of the industry was running things at the time and how BTS and BigHit were different, because they had to be (they didn't have the money nor the reputation of bigger labels). It also helped me a lot with learning korean culture a little bit, just enough to better understand them. Sooo many of your reactions and opinions were really similar to my owns when I first watched it, it's quite funny😅 Also: they were definitely the first in Kpop to use vlogs and social media to show the world who they were from the beginning (I don't think they were the First EVER in the world, but it was unheard of in Kpop, no agency would let their artists do something like that... Now they're all copying it) but it was mostly out of necessity because, again, they didn't have the money the big companies had for promotions and were not invited on variety shows so they found a new way, a better way, with youtube.

the song you asked about is indeed by bts, it's an intro for 2 cool 4 scool album. btw, bts songs that play in these series are usually noted in the bottom left corner, just so you dont have to wait for comments to confirm! :)

BTS were the first ones to do those logs, mainly because their company was so small and didn't have influence to help promote them, so they used what they had- social media. Maybe other artists did social media to some extent, but for sure they were the first to go on that level, and create a "personal" connection wirh the viewers. Bang PD was a genius giving them more freedom, they were authentic, they were idols on stage but goofy fun guys outside the stage, relatable. That's what gave them a small audience even before debuting and that slowly grew after debut. Also because they were not the usual kpop artists in Korea, many people made fun of them and didn't believe it was true when they started selling well, because by using youtube they were the first ones to actually get a lot of international fans. So even tho they weren't the most popular in Korea, they still got better results. To this day BTS frequently does livestreaming with fans, separately and together (a bit harder for those that are in the military tho). Jungkook had some days off from the military and did a livestream before Christmas, he had 20 million people watching him live doing karaoke in his house. A lot of kpop bands use social media now, but BTS brought it to another level starting 2013. This series will answer many questions you have, and you will understand a lot better why the fans love them so much.

There are little clips at the end of the previews for next episode. As you said you enjoy watching their live clips, you would probably enjoy watching the deleted scenes and bonus content that goes with each chapter of this fan made series. Most of your questions will be answered during the chapters if you pay enough attention, so don't get too stuck in the small details 😉 The author of the series doesn't spoon feed you the answers, but shows them instead, so it could be easy to miss out on some things on first watch. Sometimes there will be someone stating something about k-pop, while the images are contradicting it by showing how BTS were doing the opposite. And yes, as far as I know, they were the first ones to do this kind of thing. Idols were not meant to be seen as down to earth every day kind of people, so something like this would not have been encouraged by any other k-pop company. Big Hit though, couldn't promote through normal channels, so they come up with this and other social media avenues. And hit gold! Regardless, ARMY will most certainly help you out in the comments with any queries or things you might be unsure about. 💜

other point of reason why bighit went along with direct involvement of bts members in their craft is that bighit really didn't have money. the training system itself requires a lot of money and infrastructure to work on the quality level of big dogs, on top of that idols usually need music being written for them. the label just didn't have the hiring capacity to cover it all, the workload in producing, writing anf composing tracks was shared with bts members, in the early years predominantly rm and suga. the members agreed to such system because it allowed them to speak their minds through music, which is not something kpop usually allows

This series follow them from pre debut to around 2019, so you'll get to see how they became famous worldwide, a lot of in-depth explanations about the k-pop industry and Korean society, as well as the struggles they faced. It basically has almost everything, it's really good for people that weren't there while those things were happening, almost like if there were a real tv show/series about them!

These series are okay to upload without issues.

There are 21 chapters of this series and there so amazing and informative. I love how reactors watch these they are amazing. Oh there are deleted scenes and bonus content as well to these they are all one piece to the puzzle also.

BTS before debut did vlogs and free covers on sound cloud. No one was doing that, and now everyone copies them. During this time, they are all at least a year or two younger than what they say because they were using Korean age, which you are a year old the day you are born. Today, Korea is now using international age. Yes, this documentary will get into all their struggles. The girl who made this documentary was going to school for editing she did an amazing job. I wish she did not stop at 21 chapters and kept going. I personally think it's better than all the other documentaries out there. You should let the video play to the end there are always extra clips. Also I recommend the deleted sceens and bonus content they have after the next chapters as well.

You know, most reactors use patreon for content that can't be shown on YT, like live performances for example. The fact that you use YT for edited versions and patreon for complete content is what keeps me from subscribing.

BTS had a initial (not really big, but existing) following because they had a blog about their pre debut time where they posted these vlogs, random posts (like J-hope made a big one explaining different types of street dancing), and song covers! So people were waiting to discover how their album was gonna be

Thanks so much for taking the time! It was so fun watching you learn all this stuff! The idol industry is so different from the western model so I think docs like these really help us understand not only BTS but all the kpop groups. Like you said, regardless of whether you like their music, every idol has worked extremely hard to get where they are.

j-hope was a street dancer, and jimin was student of modern dance :)

BigHit was in Seoul, the capital, but before being casted boys lived in different provinces, so to become trainees they had to move to Seoul and live in a dorm together. their parents stayed home, but visited their sons on weekends, even if it was a long ride. for the members no weekends off. sometimes they had 2 day "vacations" for holidays, then they could go home, but rarely. their first proper rest was in 2019 jungkook, the youngest, also left home, other members took care of him like of a younger brother

Yes they were the first in kpop to do it. They got the idea from America reality shows, and now everybody even copies BTS activities🎉

The problem around image in Korea is really big to be fair, it isn't only in the k-pop industry, it's the Korean society in general, they care too much about how you look, how much you weight, how you present yourself to others etc.

Yes! All BTS members came from different parts of Korea, even RM (although he was around Seoul), so they lived together, but weren't with their families

The ages are wrong as they are 1 to 2 years younger in western age depending on which month they are born in. If you are born in December you will be 2 years younger in western age. JK left home just before his 14th birthday. Thats why JK says BTS raised him. J Hope was the street dancer. RM had only graduated high school couple weeks before becaming leader of BTS and Bang respected his opinion right from the begining. Trainees were chosen for were they a good fit with RM. Jimin contemporary ballet, traditional Korean dance, hip hop, black belt karate( tumbling skills)

Hey, how about doing 'Bestie' next. There's also an amazing cover band of kids out of the Philippines called Missioned Souls that do an amazing cover of it. How about a Double Feature? I can't wait to see where it falls on the Emo Meter! And if Miku is your gal why not do some of her solo stuff? How about Cluppo 'With You'?

RMs mum bought him the box set of FRIENDS as a teenager. That's how he learned English. He learned Japanese at school. Unlike BTS in kpop rappers rap and sing someone elses lyrics. Big Hit did not have the money to do things the traditional kpop way. This contributed to some of the the hostility BTS met on their rise. Plus they rejected typical kpop stereotypes. Jin went straight on camera told ARMY the company told him as he was handsome he should be cool and mysterious but he wasn't going to do that. It was not long before the company gave up after realising the fans liked BTS brand of chaos. Jin, RM and Suga were at the bottom of the dancing ranking every month. Even Jimin was under constant threat because his dancing style was too flowing and stylised for Kpop. Plus he only had 6 months training. Alot of that time wasted trying to teach him to rap until Suga intervened saying he was a singer. Another difference with Bang Si Hyuk he listened to the members and staff who championed them. RM told Bang he had to get J Hope back after he left. Suga and training and developement championed Jimin.

If it aint Scotch it's crap and this is crap

The song is meant to play out like turning pages in a story book,filled with short but classical tales that are rarely told. Not easy to write such a tune, but Band Maid pulls it off in classic Band Maid style. Happy New Year Mark-a-pausi ! You're never boring ! 🎉🎉🎉❤

Thanks! Great reaction Say "yes!" to Yes!

Solo no te olvides de los subtitle's in Spanish 😅

Que buen video para empezar el año 💜💜 feliz año querido Markabusi👌

Didn't want to mention this when I requested it, because I know you prefer to go in blind, but supposedly Kanami's inspiration when composing this song came from reflecting on the death of someone close to her. I think that feeling resonated with me while I was visiting my mother in the hospital, the riff repeated at the end sort of being the will of the spirit to live beyond itself. It wasn't my favorite song from Epic Narratives, but I think it gave me a lot of hope. Anyway thanks again for checking it out and happy new year!

Una de mis canciones preferidas de Bangtan. Todos increíbles pero es la voz de Jimin la que me captura totalmente.

That was 70% of a good reaction. It lacked the low-end humor we expect, so not your best but at least it wasn't you trying to make Taylor Swift interesting, so there's that. Welcome back Mark. 😀

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Just shut up and listen to the damned song! Geez!

for a reaction video this one has such clean audio. But it's just comming out of the left channel as far as I can tell.

1:30 in, the reaction hasn't even started, I'm DYING laughing. Welcome back Markabusi! I was wondering how you'd feel about the lack of guitar solo. You are always entertaining, my man. Mr. Objectivity strikes again!

First guy I ever heard admit that Rush takes a back seat to Yes

Here we go down the rabbit hole of YES… Sacred music. Try Heart of the Sunrise next and of course Close to the edge. A fellow Scot. Love, Light and Peace💛

YES. Best...band...ever. For about 50 of my 70 years. They have about 23 studio albums, so you can grow old listening to their musical genius. Thanks !!! for the reaction. Next song? How about "Starship Trooper"??