The color purple represents BTS fans, ARMY. V coined the phrase' I purple you', it was his way of saying 'I love you' to ARMY. Now its become a thing between BTS and ARMY. BTS uses the color purple for ARMY. This song was written to mark an end of lockdown from the pandemic. My understanding of the purple balloons is that BTS is spreading the message of love, happiness and freedom all around the world as lockdown ends. As far as the writing, producing and composing works they do all contribute. It varies from song to song. They have in house producers which work on many songs but they also have songs which are solely credited to the BTS members. You should think of their process as a music camp. They all are almost always working on new music and they constantly send in work to their label. Then each submission is selected or refined by the team or just the members depending on what is needed at that particular time for that particular project. For their solo projects the members or known to write, produce and compose by themselves with a rare few exceptions.
ARMY (20-30 mil) is BTS's "Devoted Fandom With an Unrivaled Level of Organization"-Kat Moon, TIME. Also THE most active online communities in existence. (BTS LOVES ARMY, ARMY LOVES BTS). Good job BTS/ARMY with AMA'S. 😊
They also have outside writers and composers, especially for the recent all English ones but they do put their touches on almost all of the songs. If you go back to the beginning of the MV, Jimin (the guy with the black outfit with white fringe) is holding a newspaper and the headlines kind of explain what is happening. If you can't see them there, you can look you can look at the Permission to Dance Official teaser video where the headlines are more prominent (ua-cam.com/video/iLycuRm1V0Q/v-deo.html).
BTS incorporated sign language into this choreography and also wanted the dance to be simple so everyone could do it. As far as songwriting and producing goes it's a mixture. Generally they all contribute but this song was co-written with Ed Sheeran. 💜💜💜
I cried the first time I saw this music video because it's just meant to give you hope. Obviously you can tell it's during the pandemic and seeing just people of all walks of life dancing and enjoying life and finally taking off their masks just gave me so much joy I got a little choked up. Obviously things have been pretty hard on everybody so the biggest group in the world encouraging people that there's hope and joy left was kind of emotional because I watched it without knowing what to expect.
BTS update:- They just performed 2 songs at the AMAs and won the ARTIST OF THE YEAR, TOP DUO/GROUP and BEST POP SONG creating history in a single night💜💜💜
This song is special gift to us, and is the awareness disability for mental health. They made this song on """ July 9 2021 for Awareness Disability. The sign language means "" Happy, Fun, and Dance. Also BTS and Cold play has a video of My Universe documentary behind the scenes, you can check them out on your free time, thank you.
There is a teaser for this song. In there, Suga reading a newpaper. In that newspaper, you could find the clues about the baloons meaning. BTS ARMY usually used purple as our colour. But why they used ballons, the clues in the teaser.
- Purple is ARMY's colour. They were sending a message of hope to ARMYs all over the world, hoping that the pandemic is coming to an end. - They do write most of their own songs but this one was written by Ed Sheeran. They've been involved with writing, composing and producing since the beginning together with their production team. Their korean songs are on an entirely different level when it comes to lyrical depth though. I suggest something like Black Swan which is about their fear of losing their passion for music and is based on a quote by famous choreographer Martha Graham: "A dancer dies twice - once when they stop dancing and this death is the more painful one". - PTD was released as a b-side to Butter, hence the pancake reference. It was released on ARMY's birthday this July as a gift. It's meant as a fun, hopeful song to cheer up ARMY during the pandemic. - It was also Disability Awareness Month and part of the choreography is actually sign language. - They recently performed PTD at the UN where they were also giving a speech (their third) on youth and environment. This time however they were presidentially appointed envoys for South Korea with diplomatic passports and all. -They love "easter eggs": A sign in the office saying disABILITY, their debut date as a phone number on the window, their bosses dancing with them at the end, the sign post which we think is a tour hint (so far LA checks out), etc., etc... - The rule with BTS is if it can be built they probably did. They built the whole set from scratch on an empty lot in S. Korea - hills, laundromat and all. Then another team shot the scenes from the US. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 From a danish ARMY, age 45
All members are involved in writing and/or producing their songs in every album except maybe for their all-English songs. This song, Permission To Dance, is written by *Ed Sheeran* . The 3 rappers have over a hundred credited songs in *Korean Music Copyright Association* . The 4 vocalists as well are members of the association. *Suga* even produced for other artists and won an award as a producer. If you're interested to know more about the group, you can watch a documentary about them, *An Introduction of the 7 Members of BTS by Ida S* , the updated one. Thanks for your reaction and hoping to see more soonest.
At some point, the choreography incorporates international sign language for the words "enjoy," "dance," "peace" and "enjoy." Now you have watched all 3 of BTS's fully English songs, all feel good and lighthearted songs meant to lighten the mood a bit during hard times and Covid-19💜 Thank you for getting to know BTS, and looking forward to the next BTS reaction💜
Can’t wait for more BTS reactions! And yes they write, compose, produce but also have an awesome team they work with as well as collaborate with external teams and artists. I recommend On:Kinetic Manifesto, Black Swan, Fake Love, Mic Drop just to start. Then you can also do more reactions to just “vocal line” songs and “rap line” songs as well as solo works!
BTS won artist of the year at AMA's . They were nominated for three categories and won all the three of them. They also performed butter and the song MY UNIVERSE which was a collaboration with Coldplay. It was a big win for BTS today. They are the first Asian artists to win the artist of the year award at the AMA's. So proud of the boys!! The Grammy nominations for 2022 will be announced today. Hopefully they get a nomination and win too... Fingers crossed 🤞
With the exception of Dynamite and PTD, the members always have a hand in writing the songs. Generally speaking the three rappers are the ones most involved in writing, composing and/or producing, but the vocal line has contributed many times too. They do have other writers and producers to help them but the members are always involved in the process no matter what (even with dyna and PTD, they made sure everything was perfect). Tbh the more you get to know them the more you're gonna realize that each of them have their own strength. Btw purple is bts and army's color. This song is all about giving a message of hope, for the pandemic to end soon. When it does, we will ditch our masks and dance together again.
I’m a 50 year old dad of two teenagers and got exposed to KPOP in 2018. Thank you to my kids I’ve discovered great pop songs in a different language. I don’t speak Korean at all except basic greetings. You guys should delve into some of their non English songs (they only have 3 full English songs). Checkout BTS room festa 2021 - medley of around 7-8 songs across their 8 year discography. Snippets done live. BTS armypedia live - 3 of their earliest hits reworked almost to a Low key sit down old skool r n b hip hop. Another is the tiny desk concert live. And their MTV unplugged. And watch the versions with the subs on. I listened to most music from the 60s all the way through now by virtue of a being the youngest with lots of older siblings.
BTS just swept 3 awards at AMA 2021 for Best duo/group, Favorite song (Butter), and Artist of the year. Thank you for another BTS reaction. I hope you continue your BTS journey. Since you've reacted to all of their 3 English songs, you can react to more of their Korean discography. Black Swan, Mic Drop, and On Kinetic Manifesto Film will be a great start. Please turn on the English sub for their Korean MVs because lyrics are important in their works and one of the many reasons why they are so popular. Thank you!
As some people have mentioned the color purple is BTS color, the balloons represent covid and releasing the balloons represents the end of the pandemic. If you didn't notice all the workers were frontline workers. And the dance they did at the end with the staff contains sign language for the word dance and joy. They are all about inclusivity so they want to make sure that everyone was included in this song. 😁 Ed Sheeran wrote this song however as others have stated they write most of their songs, adapt songs like this to fit their mission and produce them as well with in-house producing help. To me you've listened to two ends of the spectrum, Ugh! at one end and Permission to Dance is the other. These men deserve the world because they have change so many lives. I guarantee if you continue down the BTS rabbit-hole you would be changed for the better. 💜💜
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet or not but in the trailer of this song they mentioned that 'Purple balloon in the sky will signify the end of covid and won't have to wear mask any more' so that's why as the mv is closing to the end people can see the balloons in the sky and they start to remove their masks. Purple have also become an official color for BTS and ARMY. So that's why purple means so much to us.
The teaser for this song had a newspaper dated 2022 with a headline saying ‘Purple Balloons Signal Pandemic is Over’ (paraphrase from memory), and purple is the colour of BTS and ARMY. This song was written by and gifted to BTS by Ed Sheeran (there were others involved in additional lyric writing). It debuted on Army’s anniversary day, and was not a heavily promoted song.
The balloons were not only purple for ARMY (purple is ARMY/BTS color) and it also is supposed to symbolize the end of Covid and the return of their concerts! They’re famous for planting little Easter egg details for upcoming things and the balloons are one of them. The newspaper that Jimin throws says that the date is 2022, and that Covid is over (hence why they all take their masks off at the end). They’ve also ended an online concert around the same time PTD was released with with balloons and purple things in the sky with news captions saying that something is coming, leading fans to believe they’re planning another tour in the future once Covid has ended (which has since been confirmed). It’s always fun looking for the little details like that in their music videos (and that’s without even getting into the BU or bangtan universe, which is a storyline some of their music videos follow!)
@@GetSidewaysReacts then you’re going to love the BU! It’s an ongoing storyline that they started with music videos for their Most Beautiful Moment In Life series and it continues on till today. If you’re interested and want to delve deeper, I think a google search should show you what to watch and in what order! Feel free to make your own guesses or watch explanation videos if you want to see what other people picked up on! The BTS rabbit hole is endless but I’m excited that you two have started your journey! You have a new subscriber here 🤍
The interesting fact is that in the choreography they symbolize the words like "dance","peace" with the sign language. So they wanted to make everyone who watches them even the people who can't hear them,understand the message they are sending to comfort everyone and send hope in this tough time of the pandemic. And the purple color comes from the phrase "I purple you" which is the "invention" by V,saying it's the last color in the rainbow and that he is going to love as forever. So the international way of saying i love you between ARMY and BTS became "Borahae" or "i purple you". :)
The white hair guy, with a bright smile all the time, is one of the most agressive rappers on Earth, Your Imperial Majesty Jung Hoseok, J-Hope is his stage name.. Or Hobi, our sunshine lolol
They have producers but from the beginning the 3 rappers are producing and writting them lyrics. Progressively other members learnt and start actively participating in writting too.
To answer your question about them making their own songs, they all have taken part in writing the lyrics for their songs, the rappers especially have a writing and composing credit in almost every song of theirs. The rappers also produce, Suga especially is a producer and has produced songs for them and other artists. They have great in house producers, Pdogg is the producer of most of their songs and he's really great. They take part in the making of their songs in some kind of way with almost all songs, there are probably only around 10 songs in their whole discography where they are not credited in any creative way.
And now over to the korean stuff!! I like their English songs,but the korean songs are so much better. Don,t forget the subtitles on. I recommend on kenetic manifesto, black swan or micdrop. Keep on going guys! Borahae from the Netherlands 💜💜💜
@@GetSidewaysReacts ohhh Yesss,..thats a great song! I see you also loves queen very much.! Freddie is still my first love.There is no one like Freddie,but I never tought that I would fall in love for 7 Korean boys😂.
BTS performed this at the UNGA,you will love to watch it. Also ,the World Health Organisation thanked them for including sign language in the choreo. Keep going,I'm enjoying your reactions a lot. AMAs Artist of The Year.
They produce their own music, lyrics and arrangements. And long enough Suga (Rapper) he also produced for another solo singers. The newest, he is producer for japanese singer. And had a private studio for himself to made his music called "Genius Lab."
Word purple and word love sound similar in korean - so they say "i purple you" meaning "i love you" to their fans. Fans are called the Army. They write their own lyrics and do production of their songs. Three songs - Butter, Dynamite and Permission to dance are made more pop and colorful because Covid situation, and they wanted to bring some joy to people and their fans. Also, they wanted to appeal more to the american market (radio stations refused to put BTS songs because they said - songs don't sound like something Americans would like, and songs are in korean). They are versatile and do all kinds of music genres. Members - 3 rappers (Suga, RM, J-Hope), 4 vocals (Jin, Jimin, V and Jungkook) - rappers usually rap, and vocals usually sing. Most of the time they do a song all together but sometimes there is a song with just rappers and sometimes with only vocals. Also, sometimes they do songs individually or just some of them. Beside BTS, they also do their solo work. They are amazingly multitalented, kind, humble, hard working tight-knit group of people 💜
The purple is a color for BTS and ARMY💜. This song is to give people hope for the relief of Covid19 even though the pandemic is not over yet. The choreography even involves sign language because they wanted to reach out to everyone they can around the world. They are heavily involved in writing and producing their own music. I don't know if you guys only watch music videos or you watch other videos too but there's a video introducing the members and it does talk about their involvement in writing and producing it's called "An introduction to the 7 members of BTS" maybe you should watch it.
The last dance in the video has the BTS staff dressed in black, as opposed to dancers white... if you look closely you will see Chairman Bang Si-Hyuk (BTS founder) just behind J-hope on the left side of the screen. Next to him is HYBE's new CEO Park Ji Won. The song was actually written with BTS by Ed Sheeran and his sometimes writing partner Johnny McDaid. Ed also wrote BTS's " Make It Right" hit along with RM, SUGA, J-HOPE, & a couple other songwriters. Enough trivia for today...
BTS have heart and they never shy away from expressing how much their fans mean to them. Purple became a color to represent the bond between BTS and ARMY, meaning 'I'll love and trust you for a long time", and the terms 'I purple you' or 'Borahae' are used to express this. The balloons can be interpreted as a message of hope being spread around the world (they didn't actually release any because BTS are advocates for the environment as well). Permission to dance is about liberation, we are still dealing the the constraints of covid on many levels around the world, but we are starting to see the light. The sign language in the choreography is another touch that shows BTS like to include everybody. If anybody wants to know how impactful those few little moves are you just have to watch the video of hearing impaired students getting excited when they first see the music video. BTS performed Permission to Dance at the United Nation General assembly recently, and even though many people were confused it was a perfectly sane choice. BTS took a very basic song, and turned it into something so much more with the use of symbolism and inclusiveness.
RM (leader + rapper) wrote most of their song, Suga (member of the band + rapper) composed most of their song too, and other members also contributed on making the music.
You can usually tell when the songs are written by BTS, like in UGH! the songs and lyrics have an immense amount of meaning and can almost be called poetry. In songs like Butter, Dynamite, and PTD, the songs were written for them, and though they evidently aren't very deep or profound- they're catchy.
purple represents bts and armys, oce v said i left a purple baloon in your dream, go and see it" so they use it in the clip like a sign of hope and that the pandemic hopefuly will be over soon so that's why they don't need a permission to dance
From the begining, BTS have writen and produced their own songs, they have some producers that also have been working with them from day 1, they all have been credited in lyricism and production throughout their discography. The 3 rappers are actually full members of the Korean Copyright Association.
I'd say they largely ask for the instrumentals (with guidence on what sound they want), the rappers write their own raps, and RM (the leader) writes most of the other lyrics and a majority of the melodies. They work sort of like a music camp, each creates their own demos for songs and then they pitch it to the group and the company. So they do sometimes write the instrumentals too, and they help produce the tracks. Suga especially writes and produces a lot - even for other artists. Suga and RM are the musical backbone I would say. Other notable in-house producers that have a lot of involvement are Pdogg, Slow Rabbit and to some degree Supreme Boi. Some other members are largely focused on the performance aspect. They overall compliment each other extremely well. P.S. They didn't contribute much to the English songs - they made suggestions, modifications and improvements, but they didn't write the songs. I believe that is also true for majority of Japanese songs. There are exceptions - RM wrote the Butter raps and JK wrote Your Eyes Tell and contributed to Film Out. On that note, there are only 3 English songs out of 300, and they are the most unlikely sound you will hear from them. They are very prolific with publishing music, and have a lot of solo music out there as well (solo music not under a bts album is left completely up to them and they basically do it in their free time).
Personally I prefer the sound of their Korean stuff more, especially their hip hop, r&b and ballads. The lyrics feel more personal and deeper to me too. You should check it out! For example "Black Swan", "Fake Love", "Sea", "134340" and "Hip Hop Lover".
The rap line has written most of their music, but they have all written music for BTS as well as solo stuff. The guys in the rap line (RM, Suga and J-Hope) are all full members of the Korean Copyright Association (as of last year) while the vocal line members are all associate members of the Korean Copyright Association. They have all contributed some amazing music to their albums.
They explained this in an interview once, but their songs are written like a “music camp”. Essentially they and their in house producers are constantly writing lyrics, making beats and melodies, and then they review them together and pick the best option for every song. And then occasionally they’ll collaborate with artists or find one being sold by a producer that fits with what they wanna do atm. However in those cases they always make their own lyrics and usually modify the music too.
They didn't write their last 3 English songs but they do write, compose and produce much of their music, along with their in-house team. The rappers (RM, SUGA, and JHope) are the main songwriters and always write their own rap verses, but everyone contributes to the process. The rappers also have their own solo mixtapes which they worked on on their own. Suga is probably the most hands on when it comes to producing and is considered one of their producers now. He has also produced for other well known Korean artists and won awards for his work. I'm glad you're done with their 3 lightweight English songs now cuz the good stuff is their own music in Korean.
They all write and produce their own music but the rap line (the 3 members who performed in UGH) contributes mostly and were credited for over a hundred songs. RM holds the title for the youngest idol and 2nd most credited song writer in Korea (ARMYS please correct me if my info is wrong) and Suga is one of the most sought-after producer having produced songs by Halsey, Coldplay and other Korean and Japanese artists, and the Samsung ringtone Over the Horizon. Btw, this song was written by Ed Sheeran and they performed this when they attended the UN General Assembly last September with South Korea President Moon as Special Envoys
They write their own songs. The rappers suga and rm used to write most of it but now all of them can write. They also have producers but they know how to produce their own music too
Purple is the color that symbolises their fan base called ARMY. And the balloons are basically them just showing that they can be free.. It's not the balloon but more the color that's significant. ☺️
This video was filmed on some undeveloped land near Incheon Airport in South Korea. As with many of their videos (including Dynamite & Butter), this set was specifically designed and built for it.... green screens are only used when the concept calls for it such as the rainbow in Dynamite.
They write, produce, and compose their own music for the most part. They have a few in house producers that work with them on songs and they have also had outside producers and songwriters (like permission to dance was written by Ed Sheeran).
All the 7 members is Composer and producer especially the rapline... They write thier own song... And purple balloons is ARMY.. It' means hope to every army's around the world "i live a purple balloon on ur dream" it's a concept.. And purple color is symbolize trust and love between bts and army...
In case you no one told you: This MV was preceded by a teaser that showed Suga (one of the members) reading a newspaper with the headlines marking the end of COVID with the date 2022., Also, there was a side article that said that the end would be marked with the release of purple balloons, hence the balloons in the video. At the end of the video the whole crew dances with BTS.
Rappers write their own lyrics. For lyrics and music, it is a song camp for composers all around the world and in-house producers and members. So credit often has 7 names for composers
The balloons are to be released to symbolize hope covid to be over. Its on the newspaper.This song is written my Ed Sharon but yes they do write majority of songs or will put their own twist adding/changing lyrics on songs like My universe w/ Coldplay.
for the next one i recommend “black swan” “fake love” “blood, sweet and tears” such good songs, wow, the meaning, the history, it’s all so mind blowing, pls always turn your cc subtitles when reacting to a bts song for you to understand the lyrics.
Bts won all 3 nominations at Ama last night, the biggest was Artist Off The Year, first Asian artist to do that, Bts also performed My Universe whid Coldplay and there song Butter. Bts used sign language at the end
Bts do write the majority of their music. Rm and suga are the main writer, composers, and producers. All 7 members have contributed to every album. Rm, suga, and j-hope are all full-time members of the Korean copyright association. Rm is the youngest and ranks 2nd with 186 songs credited to him. Rm is known as lyrical genius his lyrics and word play was been recognized by many in the industry. Suga even won an award for a song he produced for another artist. He is one of the fastest rapper is the business. He can spit 90 or so syllables per minute. They all have their own studios in the companies building. As for this video, the purple balloons are bts's color. It's also the color they use for army.
This MV and song bring me so much joy. Its the third in their 3 english releases meant to bring comfort and joy to their fans because of Covid. It’s saying we will get past it and get to dance. They do nothing accidentally so the inclusiveness of including those most hit by the pandemic from service workers, postal employees, children, elderly, teachers, disabled, office workers and being race inclusive is deliberate. Using sign language in the choreography… it’s so sweet. I’ve seen videos of deaf Amry or those with deaf family meme era and it truly touched people to make them feel included. So proud of them performing this at the UN and giving a truly touching speech about the UN Sustainable Development Goals. They are so extra you will learn, to get that southwest feel they built a set in an empty lot in Korea, built the laundry mat, brought in the plants etc. ( the sets in their videos are Hollywood extreme sometimes.. again they are as extra as their budget will allow). This song was co-written with Ed Sheeren and they contributed some lyrics. They all contribute to lyrics with song credits ranging from one member has contributed to about a dozen songs and vocal line each has just under 20 song writing credits (of their catalog of over 200 songs). The rapline does the heavy lyric writing work JHope has I think 112 song credits, Suga’s in the 120s, and RM is the heavy lyricist with 180 and the youngest artist in Korea to achieve that and one of the top most credited artists in Korea. They have all helped produce a little (again mostly rapline) but Suga is actually a world class producer (he’s won awards on the songs he’s produced for other artists in multiple categories and was hired as a producer before they convinced him to join BTS) and has about 50 song production credits; in addition is usually credited for piano and synthesizer on his solo songs (can’t remember if he is in many BTS songs). He tries to write a song every day so about 200 a year. They are in the world longest band camp. Jungkook has also directed a music video and they all worked on every aspect of the BE album form design to jacket etc. They have thousands of behind the scenes videos and vlogs (more content than anyone could ever catch up on) so they have let us see alot of their process.
You guys have to react to "outro:tear" lyric video and the live version. It's very deep and its from the rap line. Its just amazing and gives me the chills.💜💜🙏🙏
Suga said in an interview that the writing process was like a year long song camp. When a member comes up with a song, he then sends it to the CEO (Hitman Bang) and the other producers. Then they work on it and send it back. They do this until everyone is satisfied. But the members usually come up with the idea first. Since the beginning they have had artistic freedom when it comes to song writing. This is not usual in KPop.
BTS 99% of the time write and produce their own songs (sometimes with help of producers and engineers they've worked with for 10 years). Dynamite is probably one of the only exceptions as it was a "gift" song to uplift people. All 7 members having writing, producer, and/or composer credits.
Most BTS music is written and composed in house by the group and producers. It is mostly in Korean with English splashed in. They have songs written in Japanese as well. However, despite being the largest group in the world, selling out Western football stadiums such as Wembley and the Rose Bowl, they were unable to get radio play. The American Music Industry had no skin in the game and radio stations operate on a mostly pay for play basis. Further, Korean was deterrent to putting things in the few unbought slots. Big Hit (HYBE) made the decision to use the pandemic isolation wherein live performances were only over the internet to broaden their strategy. They added so far three Western composed all English songs to the BTS catalog. The response they got arguably was beyond anything they might have expected. Each song rocketed out the gate to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. But to re-answer your question, most BTS works are self-written.
These are alot of questions, I would suggest to watch an introduction video for 7 members of bts by IDA S: ua-cam.com/video/kGRlqyuky2s/v-deo.html But to give a precise answer BTS members are songwriters, producers, singers, dancers and sometimes directors as well and yes sometimes they also receive songs from other artists e.g Permission to dance was written by Ed Sheeran. He also gave them a song called "Make it right" and members added korean lyrics in it. Suga is one of their producers and they have other producers as well. As far as permission to dance is concerned, permission to dance general concept is to enjoy by leaving the worries alone. Purple is a color that is used in our fandom and have a history. all balloon here give a message of hope and connectivity. removing the masks is the time in future where we will be free of this pandemic and give a view of future so we can be hopeful for better days. some dance parts also include sign language gestures making it easy for everyone to enjoy and follow along.
BTS members do write their own music, lyrics and produce their own music. Each of the members write stuff but the main 2 that write the bulk of the music is RM & Suga (both in the rap line) but even the ones who don't primarily write a lot of the songs have multiple copywrite credits. RM & Suga have way up in the hundreds of songs that they are credited for by the official copywriting organization in Korea for both writing and producing. They even do some of the directing of their own music videos (JK directed the MV for "Life goes on" and it is so good)...he is very into filming and editing video and does this on the side for himself but posts those under "Golden Closet Films" and has done several of these that he posted for us to enjoy. Check them out, they are really good too.
During pandemic they decided to put out pop songs to give people comfort. Dynamite, Butter and Permission to Dance are 3 songs, released as singles, in full english dedicated to reach and warm a large audience. About lyrics they write 95% of them, Dynamite was an exception for example, since it is in full english and not too deep. About producing, it depends on the song. - Their early albums 2013-2017 are mostly in-house produced by their label BIGHIT Music, among the producer team Pdogg is the main one, he trained them since pre-debut, he does mostly hip hop. - Since 2018 they increased calling for external producers to expand their music spectrum. Among BTS performers, Suga and RM (rappers) take a huge part in producing too, since debut. The others learn to do so, and every year we see more of their tracks in the albums and also solo projects. "BE" is their last album, the most self-produced one. Hope I could help!
RM has over 170 songwriting credits and Suga has over 150 and JHope has over 100 credits with the Korean copyright association. But their English songs were mostly written by others. Suga produces for some BTS songs and other artists, too.
All of them compose and produce their own songs, several of them have their own studios to produce their music. Although the members of the rap line are the most experienced in this field, Being the three full members of the Korean Copyright Song Association, Rm for example has more than 180 songs under his name. One of them (Suga) was hired by his company at first as a music producer and then it was decided that he was going to be part of the band. Rm is usually the main songwriter and suga the main producer, but it doesn't mean that the rest of the members don't perform these tasks as well. They also have their solo mixtapes, which they write and produce. Their last album was self made and each member not only took part as composers and producers, but also as project manager, director of the music video, etc. They have been doing this since the band was formed in 2012 prior to their debut. Although they have also worked alongside other producers over the years, one of them being the CEO of their company. Permission to dance was co-written with Ed Sheeran, and Dynamite is one of the very few songs that was not written by them. Along with butter these three songs are dedicated to the american mainstream , but I recommend reacting to their other songs, whether they are singles or b-side songs. They are very talented and all-rounded artists. This is the most "pop" you are going to hear from them, because they don't fit in any category, they have songs mainly of pop, hip hop, r&b and EDM, but they also have a do a lot of rock, reggaeton, dubstep, latin vibes, balads, jazz, etc. Whatever you want you can get with them.
A historical song which was even performed in the UN assembly, they included sign language in the choreography so more ppl can be involved in enjoying the song. This song brought great happiness to the deaf community in our fandom. It was a hopeful song they wanted to release during the pandemic. For ppl here with “i dont like eng songs” just know that BTS is a global band with more than 250 songs in korean, japanese songs and now with 3 eng songs. They are immensly proud and did a lot of work, tons of work to sing in english just for us global armys.
How I look at it is BTS is reminding us to not give in to the situation we may be placed in (ie the pandemic) but to remember that we can take control of our lives. So in a sense, I see it as "we don't need permission to Dance" can be viewed as "we don't need permission to live, to be happy again, to have hope that this situation (covid) that keeps us apart and has brought sadness all over the world will be over. If you check the lyrics, " you don't need to worry, cause when we fall we know how to land" is my favorite line because yes, we may trip over obstacles in life but when you can land, you can also get back up again and keep moving forward. Life can go on and we can choose our way instead of let the events rule our lives. The ballons would make more sense if you saw the trailer, in the newspaper one of the members was holding, the headline said "purple balloons signal the end of covid" something like that. That's why when the balloons were released in the MV it coincided with them removing their masks, so basically another form of imagery signaling the end of covid. This is the song they performed after their speech at the UN General Assembly SDG moment. They were chosen as the representatives of the youth and appointed special envoys by their Gov too. The members are very much involved in the creation of their music. The company does have in house producers, writers etc but BTS definitely is hands on in making their music currently their rapline has the most writing credits. Like they said "rappers have to write their own raps" you'll see this more on their more rap heavy songs because you'll see more clearly how BTS puts their lives into their music. The past few songs you watched are pretty much part of the pandemic arc since these were all released (minus UGH) in response to the pandemic and to help fans cope through this rough time. Their album BE is also their thoughts on dealing with the pandemic. I highly suggest you guys check this out. You'll see that BTS really makes music about positivity in the face of various realities. Of course they also make fun hype songs haha I recall one of you mentioned you're more into rock. Normally we recommend you listen to Dionysus but I heard this older song lately. I dunno if you'll like it but I think you might. It's called Ma City. And it's really great when they perform it live. Anyways sorry this is so long. Thanks for the reaction!
BTS' MVs have a lot of Easter eggs of symbols like the balloons you noticed, purple is the color of BTS' fandom Army and represents the love that both BTS and Army have for each other. You will always hear/read "We purple you" or "Borahae" in Korean which means we love you, incorporating purple & love, with purple/violet being the last color in the rainbow so they mean that their love for Armys is everlasting. They have in-house producers but there was a story that went around that says Ed Sheeran made this song for BTS but I'm not sure about this though. RM, the leader of BTS helped write the lyrics to the song to help Armys go through with the pandemic and feel hopeful. Towards the end of the song they incorporated the international sign language in their choreo for have fun, let's dance and peace much to the delight of hearing impaired Armys. That's how inclusive and loving BTS is to the Army and to humanity that's why many people become Armys bec of these guys' genuine, respectful and humble personalities that's missing in the entertainment world today.
The three rappers (RM, Suga, and J-Hope) are the members most involved with writing and producing BTS music, but all of the members contribute to it. Their label also has in house producers and writers, and they also are big parts of the process, especially their producer PDogg. For their recent English songs, they have gotten western writers and producers to participate, and they've collabed with all sorts of other people in the past too. The rappers have each released solo mixtapes and music videos if you want to see what their solo work is like. Suga is known as Agust D for solo work, while RM and J-Hope keep their BTS stage names.
For their English songs (Dynamite, Butter, PTD) they usually work with other writers as it's not their native language. They are a lot more involved in their Korean music though. But yes, they can/do write and produce, but they also incorporate others as well.
They just performed this for the UN General Assembly this past Summer. :) They are ALSO performing this tonight on James Corden. All seven of them have written and produced music for BTS. A few of the members have released solo mix tapes for free on SoundCloud. Suga actually won Producer of the Year for the song "Wine" by the artist Suran; he has also produced and featured on a song "8" by the artist IU. They DO have in house producers at HYBE that always work with BTS, but most of their songs have at least one of the members as a co-producer/writer. They will also hire producers and writers from all over the world because they appreciate talent :) "My Time" sung by Jungkook was produced by American producer Sleep Deez. Most of them can also play at least one instrument, including piano, guitar, drums, saxophone, trumpet... but those are hard to play while singing AND dancing, which they do for MOST of their performances. RM even cowrote the song "Lovesong" for their 'little brother' group TXT (Tomorrow by Together) from their company.
They did producing,composing and writing their own music.. one of the member even signed to the company as a producer not an artist at first.. but they also have their own in house producer .. they even take part in making the choreography sometimes .. you can watch a documentary about them as a group and an introduction to each 7 of them to get to know them better
They wrote and produce a majority of their songs. Suga is one of the group's primary producer or the beats and has done collabs with many artists including Max and Halsey. Check out his solo projects under his alter ego, Agust D
1. The Balloons were floating and carrying the message of hope that the pandemic situation will soon get better. Purple is Army colour. You might have seen these 💜😁 So you see the waitress in the empty restaurant. Office workers, school kids. People in general. 2. They incorporated the sign language for the mute, with dance, peace, enjoy. 3. It was to spread positivity among people. 4. The lyrics were written by Ed sheeran, as they are in English. 5. Song also had a cryptic message where JHope points to the signs on a pole with cities. And now they will do four concerts in LA, 2 next weekend, in SoFi stadium. All shows, sold out. And concert is named - Permission to Dance -on - stage - LA. Majority of Armys love this song because of the spirit and thought behind it, not forgetting the rest ofc. BTS said they love this song a lot.
BTS mostly write their own songs but sometimes there are songs that they get from other artists such as Ed Sheeran and Troye Sivan but they still participate in the making of these songs by writing their own lyrics or changing and adopting some of the parts so it suits to some of the members such as the Rap Line, for example, the rap break in Butter was produced and added by the members themselves. They also work with some of the company producers such as Pdogg, Supreme boi, Hiss Noise, hitman bang, etc. Sometimes when a member works for making a song and has a little bit of a demo, other members make a song in their own style and at the end, the best version of the song gets chosen. For example, one time Jimin was working on a song and Rm also started working on the same song and at the end, the version that Rm made was chosen. There was not any conflict about this between the members because they themselves know which one is the best for the group and they don't take it personally. The same thing goes for the lyrics when they have a song, members write their own lyrics, the one who has written the best gets selected, and sometimes they just choose a few from different members and mix it.
Their using "Golden" is used in several other songs such as "Stay Gold" and "Dynamite" .... Most of the songs are written in-house often by collaborations with several of them such Pdogg, "Hitman" Bang Si-Hyuk, Slow Rabbit, Adora... RM, Suga & J-hope also contribute alot, especially the rap portions. The other members have also been involved occasionally with songwriting and producing, especially their solos. Pdogg produces most of their songs; some are done by Bang Si-Hyuk, Slow Rabbit and Supreme Boi; and BTS members do a few (mostly RM, Suga, & J-hope) Pdogg is considered one of the best producers in the industry btw.
They have a hand in producing almost every song they have ever sung from the very beginning of their career. RM does most of the lyrics and Suga does most of their sound. The do have an in house producer that has helped them along the way in engineering most of the electronic orchestration for their music. This song was written by Ed Sheeren and recently they have had collaborations with Cold Play "My Universe", Steve Aoki "MicDrop, Halsey "Boy With Love", Megan Thee Stallion "Butter", Lauv "Make it Right", but as for the songs they do on a regular basis, they write the lyrics, produce their music, come up with the choreography, direct their own photography, produce their albums. They have copyrights to all their own music. Each member has taken part in making their own individual music as well as music for the group.
It makes me so happy that you have discovered BTS. I love that the guy on the left was smiling while watching the video. Let BTS bring you joy and happiness like they do for the rest of ARMY! I suggest watching some compilation videos of behind the scenes footage. There are tons of hilarious videos of them interacting with each other. Get to know their personalities. Part of why army loves them so much is because they are REAL. They aren't afraid to be goofy or embarrass themselves. :D
This group primarily writes and produces their own music. And it varies from song to song who is involved in the creation of each song. They will work with western song writers and producers on their English tracks, but they have never released a song that they have not personally made their own.
Purple represents ARMYs. Taehyung once said- "Borahae!!!!!!" I- PURPLE YOU meaning i Love you.....then it became the official colour for BTS ARMY!!! now they always say BORAHAE ARMY!!!... meaning i purple you army....i lobe you army!!. They do write amd produce their own songs. The rappers of the group are the primary songwriters for the group, though all of them contribute to it. They have their in house producers too. Their songs carry deeper meanings too. This songs was written by Ed sheeren!! As it is an all english song, their contribution Is limited as only one of them, RM is fluent in it. This song marks the end of covid and the time when BTS and ARMY can again meet and enjoy their time together, the balloon signifies their reach and global fanbase. You can see the diverse ethnicities and fans of diverse age group when they show the balloons. Their other songs and albums deal with distinct themes like - 1st 3 albums -2 COOL FOR SCHOOL O R U L8 2 SKOOL LUV AFFAIR these 3 deal with the harsh pressure pf the society on teenagers for their studies and careers. They discourage this system promoting thw fact that everyone should be given the chance to choose their own path and not follow the majority. As well as in the last album...teenage love too. DARK AND WILD- deals with the period of revolting adolescents. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOMENT IN LIFE - PART 1 , 2 AND 3 the 1st series where they received their first award. This actually represents BTS UNIVERS, this deals with the contrasting story of 7 boys who found themselves bonding over their love for music but due to harsh situations of lufe couldnt stay together. Each of the member faces a stigma of the society...like abandonement, abuse, pressure of family and society etc. It requires songs, MVs, Short stories , short films to make it into a cohesive story. It contains time travel too😅. WINGS, TOU NEVER WALK ALONE this contains the theme of DEMIAN BY HERMAN HESSE, of adolescents losing their will to temptation. The temptations is sweet as well as dangerous which latches on to them and doesnt let go until one gives in. The most critical momemt for a youth. THE LOVE YOURSELF SERIES: LY: HER- where love feels like a destiny , this love can be anything and not only romantic love , be it your passion, love for something. LY: TEAR- this is where one realises that the love which makes you compromise and change yourself, is not a real love, its fake love. LY: ANSWER. here we understand that to love others first one has to love themselves. If you dont love yourself you cannot love others. Embrace all your faults and misgivings and learn to appreciate everything you made of. MAP OF THE SOUL SERIES Deals with the Jungian concept of PERSONA, SHADOW AND EGO MOTS: PERSONA- the public persona of the group which is shown to the public. All happy and cheerful. MOTS: 7 - the SHADOW and the EGO concept are reflected here. The real self which is hidden behind their persona. Where their are lights the shadows are greater too. The behind the scene where it is not too cheerful and happy. But they embrace their challenges which is ultimately their ego!!. BE: the story of theor times spent in COVID mainmessage to the fans is that no matter what happens LIFE GOES ON japanese albums in between- Wake up, face yourself, BTS the best. Contains japanese version of their songs and also confains some original japanese singals.
They performed this song at the United Nations & it was such a positive vibe. I think a lot of their song recently are trying to just keep things upbeat during the whole pandemic thing. Although they did Blue & Gray which is sooo deep but didn’t receive much focus. It was a painful song to listen to but in a healing way. It makes you think the pain of just living. That they get that.
The color purple represents BTS fans, ARMY. V coined the phrase' I purple you', it was his way of saying 'I love you' to ARMY. Now its become a thing between BTS and ARMY. BTS uses the color purple for ARMY.
This song was written to mark an end of lockdown from the pandemic. My understanding of the purple balloons is that BTS is spreading the message of love, happiness and freedom all around the world as lockdown ends.
As far as the writing, producing and composing works they do all contribute. It varies from song to song. They have in house producers which work on many songs but they also have songs which are solely credited to the BTS members.
You should think of their process as a music camp. They all are almost always working on new music and they constantly send in work to their label. Then each submission is selected or refined by the team or just the members depending on what is needed at that particular time for that particular project.
For their solo projects the members or known to write, produce and compose by themselves with a rare few exceptions.
They displayed purple love to ARMY last night's Butter performance. 💜
also i purple you mean I LOVE YOU AND I TRUST YOU
ARMY (20-30 mil) is BTS's "Devoted Fandom With an Unrivaled Level of Organization"-Kat Moon, TIME. Also THE most active online communities in existence. (BTS LOVES ARMY, ARMY LOVES BTS).
Good job BTS/ARMY with AMA'S. 😊
They also have outside writers and composers, especially for the recent all English ones but they do put their touches on almost all of the songs.
If you go back to the beginning of the MV, Jimin (the guy with the black outfit with white fringe) is holding a newspaper and the headlines kind of explain what is happening. If you can't see them there, you can look you can look at the Permission to Dance Official teaser video where the headlines are more prominent (ua-cam.com/video/iLycuRm1V0Q/v-deo.html).
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BTS incorporated sign language into this choreography and also wanted the dance to be simple so everyone could do it.
As far as songwriting and producing goes it's a mixture. Generally they all contribute but this song was co-written with Ed Sheeran. 💜💜💜
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This is a perfect exlanation about the question they don’t have an answer! 👏👏
yes, and they were going to do it together, but covid stopped travel, so Ed told them to take it and give it to the world.
I cried the first time I saw this music video because it's just meant to give you hope. Obviously you can tell it's during the pandemic and seeing just people of all walks of life dancing and enjoying life and finally taking off their masks just gave me so much joy I got a little choked up. Obviously things have been pretty hard on everybody so the biggest group in the world encouraging people that there's hope and joy left was kind of emotional because I watched it without knowing what to expect.
BTS update:- They just performed 2 songs at the AMAs and won the ARTIST OF THE YEAR, TOP DUO/GROUP and BEST POP SONG creating history in a single night💜💜💜
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Not to mention becoming the first Asian artist to win Artist of the Year at the AMA's.
YES! I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO WATCH IT ALL LIVE!💜💜💜💜
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As a side note, they rarely have other people in their videos which also speaks to diversity in this particular MV.
This song is special gift to us, and is the awareness disability for mental health. They made this song on """ July 9 2021 for Awareness Disability. The sign language means "" Happy, Fun, and Dance. Also BTS and Cold play has a video of My Universe documentary behind the scenes, you can check them out on your free time, thank you.
There is a teaser for this song. In there, Suga reading a newpaper. In that newspaper, you could find the clues about the baloons meaning.
BTS ARMY usually used purple as our colour. But why they used ballons, the clues in the teaser.
Someone else pointed out that it explicitly states what the purple balloons are for. I love easter eggs like this! So cool!
@@GetSidewaysReacts oh so you like easter eggs? please check out Bangtan Universe your mind will be blown. We are still surviving.
@@malihatabassum7508 lol Fr they’d never be the same
- Purple is ARMY's colour. They were sending a message of hope to ARMYs all over the world, hoping that the pandemic is coming to an end.
- They do write most of their own songs but this one was written by Ed Sheeran. They've been involved with writing, composing and producing since the beginning together with their production team. Their korean songs are on an entirely different level when it comes to lyrical depth though. I suggest something like Black Swan which is about their fear of losing their passion for music and is based on a quote by famous choreographer Martha Graham: "A dancer dies twice - once when they stop dancing and this death is the more painful one".
- PTD was released as a b-side to Butter, hence the pancake reference. It was released on ARMY's birthday this July as a gift. It's meant as a fun, hopeful song to cheer up ARMY during the pandemic.
- It was also Disability Awareness Month and part of the choreography is actually sign language.
- They recently performed PTD at the UN where they were also giving a speech (their third) on youth and environment. This time however they were presidentially appointed envoys for South Korea with diplomatic passports and all.
-They love "easter eggs": A sign in the office saying disABILITY, their debut date as a phone number on the window, their bosses dancing with them at the end, the sign post which we think is a tour hint (so far LA checks out), etc., etc...
- The rule with BTS is if it can be built they probably did. They built the whole set from scratch on an empty lot in S. Korea - hills, laundromat and all. Then another team shot the scenes from the US.
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Yes.. and one of the kids is Lumpen PD's son.. it's so cute.. 😍
All members are involved in writing and/or producing their songs in every album except maybe for their all-English songs. This song, Permission To Dance, is written by *Ed Sheeran* . The 3 rappers have over a hundred credited songs in *Korean Music Copyright Association* . The 4 vocalists as well are members of the association. *Suga* even produced for other artists and won an award as a producer. If you're interested to know more about the group, you can watch a documentary about them, *An Introduction of the 7 Members of BTS by Ida S* , the updated one. Thanks for your reaction and hoping to see more soonest.
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At some point, the choreography incorporates international sign language for the words "enjoy," "dance," "peace" and "enjoy."
Now you have watched all 3 of BTS's fully English songs, all feel good and lighthearted songs meant to lighten the mood a bit during hard times and Covid-19💜
Thank you for getting to know BTS, and looking forward to the next BTS reaction💜
Can’t wait for more BTS reactions! And yes they write, compose, produce but also have an awesome team they work with as well as collaborate with external teams and artists. I recommend On:Kinetic Manifesto, Black Swan, Fake Love, Mic Drop just to start. Then you can also do more reactions to just “vocal line” songs and “rap line” songs as well as solo works!
Yep can’t wait amazing recommendations
BTS won artist of the year at AMA's . They were nominated for three categories and won all the three of them. They also performed butter and the song MY UNIVERSE which was a collaboration with Coldplay. It was a big win for BTS today. They are the first Asian artists to win the artist of the year award at the AMA's. So proud of the boys!!
The Grammy nominations for 2022 will be announced today. Hopefully they get a nomination and win too... Fingers crossed 🤞
They are the first Korean OR Asian Artists to win ARTIST OF THE YEAR in the USA ever💜
With the exception of Dynamite and PTD, the members always have a hand in writing the songs. Generally speaking the three rappers are the ones most involved in writing, composing and/or producing, but the vocal line has contributed many times too. They do have other writers and producers to help them but the members are always involved in the process no matter what (even with dyna and PTD, they made sure everything was perfect). Tbh the more you get to know them the more you're gonna realize that each of them have their own strength.
Btw purple is bts and army's color. This song is all about giving a message of hope, for the pandemic to end soon. When it does, we will ditch our masks and dance together again.
I’m a 50 year old dad of two teenagers and got exposed to KPOP in 2018. Thank you to my kids I’ve discovered great pop songs in a different language. I don’t speak Korean at all except basic greetings. You guys should delve into some of their non English songs (they only have 3 full English songs). Checkout BTS room festa 2021 - medley of around 7-8 songs across their 8 year discography. Snippets done live. BTS armypedia live - 3 of their earliest hits reworked almost to a Low key sit down old skool r n b hip hop. Another is the tiny desk concert live. And their MTV unplugged. And watch the versions with the subs on. I listened to most music from the 60s all the way through now by virtue of a being the youngest with lots of older siblings.
BTS just swept 3 awards at AMA 2021 for Best duo/group, Favorite song (Butter), and Artist of the year. Thank you for another BTS reaction. I hope you continue your BTS journey. Since you've reacted to all of their 3 English songs, you can react to more of their Korean discography. Black Swan, Mic Drop, and On Kinetic Manifesto Film will be a great start. Please turn on the English sub for their Korean MVs because lyrics are important in their works and one of the many reasons why they are so popular. Thank you!
As some people have mentioned the color purple is BTS color, the balloons represent covid and releasing the balloons represents the end of the pandemic. If you didn't notice all the workers were frontline workers. And the dance they did at the end with the staff contains sign language for the word dance and joy. They are all about inclusivity so they want to make sure that everyone was included in this song. 😁 Ed Sheeran wrote this song however as others have stated they write most of their songs, adapt songs like this to fit their mission and produce them as well with in-house producing help.
To me you've listened to two ends of the spectrum, Ugh! at one end and Permission to Dance is the other. These men deserve the world because they have change so many lives. I guarantee if you continue down the BTS rabbit-hole you would be changed for the better. 💜💜
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet or not but in the trailer of this song they mentioned that 'Purple balloon in the sky will signify the end of covid and won't have to wear mask any more' so that's why as the mv is closing to the end people can see the balloons in the sky and they start to remove their masks.
Purple have also become an official color for BTS and ARMY. So that's why purple means so much to us.
The teaser for this song had a newspaper dated 2022 with a headline saying ‘Purple Balloons Signal Pandemic is Over’ (paraphrase from memory), and purple is the colour of BTS and ARMY. This song was written by and gifted to BTS by Ed Sheeran (there were others involved in additional lyric writing). It debuted on Army’s anniversary day, and was not a heavily promoted song.
I would recommend BTS ON kinetic manifesto 😀
The balloons were not only purple for ARMY (purple is ARMY/BTS color) and it also is supposed to symbolize the end of Covid and the return of their concerts! They’re famous for planting little Easter egg details for upcoming things and the balloons are one of them. The newspaper that Jimin throws says that the date is 2022, and that Covid is over (hence why they all take their masks off at the end). They’ve also ended an online concert around the same time PTD was released with with balloons and purple things in the sky with news captions saying that something is coming, leading fans to believe they’re planning another tour in the future once Covid has ended (which has since been confirmed). It’s always fun looking for the little details like that in their music videos (and that’s without even getting into the BU or bangtan universe, which is a storyline some of their music videos follow!)
I love Easter Egg details!
@@GetSidewaysReacts then you’re going to love the BU! It’s an ongoing storyline that they started with music videos for their Most Beautiful Moment In Life series and it continues on till today. If you’re interested and want to delve deeper, I think a google search should show you what to watch and in what order! Feel free to make your own guesses or watch explanation videos if you want to see what other people picked up on! The BTS rabbit hole is endless but I’m excited that you two have started your journey! You have a new subscriber here 🤍
The interesting fact is that in the choreography they symbolize the words like "dance","peace" with the sign language. So they wanted to make everyone who watches them even the people who can't hear them,understand the message they are sending to comfort everyone and send hope in this tough time of the pandemic. And the purple color comes from the phrase "I purple you" which is the "invention" by V,saying it's the last color in the rainbow and that he is going to love as forever. So the international way of saying i love you between ARMY and BTS became "Borahae" or "i purple you". :)
The white hair guy, with a bright smile all the time, is one of the most agressive rappers on Earth, Your Imperial Majesty Jung Hoseok, J-Hope is his stage name.. Or Hobi, our sunshine lolol
They have producers but from the beginning the 3 rappers are producing and writting them lyrics. Progressively other members learnt and start actively participating in writting too.
To answer your question about them making their own songs, they all have taken part in writing the lyrics for their songs, the rappers especially have a writing and composing credit in almost every song of theirs. The rappers also produce, Suga especially is a producer and has produced songs for them and other artists. They have great in house producers, Pdogg is the producer of most of their songs and he's really great. They take part in the making of their songs in some kind of way with almost all songs, there are probably only around 10 songs in their whole discography where they are not credited in any creative way.
And now over to the korean stuff!! I like their English songs,but the korean songs are so much better. Don,t forget the subtitles on. I recommend on kenetic manifesto, black swan or micdrop. Keep on going guys! Borahae from the Netherlands 💜💜💜
We reacted to all 3 of those last night. I still need to edit them. Look for them next week. My favorite song is DDAENG, BTW. -MCA
@@GetSidewaysReacts ohhh Yesss,..thats a great song! I see you also loves queen very much.! Freddie is still my first love.There is no one like Freddie,but I never tought that I would fall in love for 7 Korean boys😂.
BTS performed this at the UNGA,you will love to watch it.
Also ,the World Health Organisation thanked them for including sign language in the choreo.
Keep going,I'm enjoying your reactions a lot.
AMAs Artist of The Year.
They produce their own music, lyrics and arrangements. And long enough Suga (Rapper) he also produced for another solo singers. The newest, he is producer for japanese singer. And had a private studio for himself to made his music called "Genius Lab."
Word purple and word love sound similar in korean - so they say "i purple you" meaning "i love you" to their fans. Fans are called the Army.
They write their own lyrics and do production of their songs.
Three songs - Butter, Dynamite and Permission to dance are made more pop and colorful because Covid situation, and they wanted to bring some joy to people and their fans. Also, they wanted to appeal more to the american market (radio stations refused to put BTS songs because they said - songs don't sound like something Americans would like, and songs are in korean).
They are versatile and do all kinds of music genres.
Members - 3 rappers (Suga, RM, J-Hope), 4 vocals (Jin, Jimin, V and Jungkook) - rappers usually rap, and vocals usually sing.
Most of the time they do a song all together but sometimes there is a song with just rappers and sometimes with only vocals. Also, sometimes they do songs individually or just some of them. Beside BTS, they also do their solo work.
They are amazingly multitalented, kind, humble, hard working tight-knit group of people 💜
The purple is a color for BTS and ARMY💜. This song is to give people hope for the relief of Covid19 even though the pandemic is not over yet. The choreography even involves sign language because they wanted to reach out to everyone they can around the world. They are heavily involved in writing and producing their own music. I don't know if you guys only watch music videos or you watch other videos too but there's a video introducing the members and it does talk about their involvement in writing and producing it's called "An introduction to the 7 members of BTS" maybe you should watch it.
The last dance in the video has the BTS staff dressed in black, as opposed to dancers white... if you look closely you will see Chairman Bang Si-Hyuk (BTS founder) just behind J-hope on the left side of the screen. Next to him is HYBE's new CEO Park Ji Won.
The song was actually written with BTS by Ed Sheeran and his sometimes writing partner Johnny McDaid. Ed also wrote BTS's " Make It Right" hit along with RM, SUGA, J-HOPE, & a couple other songwriters.
Enough trivia for today...
BTS have heart and they never shy away from expressing how much their fans mean to them. Purple became a color to represent the bond between BTS and ARMY, meaning 'I'll love and trust you for a long time", and the terms 'I purple you' or 'Borahae' are used to express this. The balloons can be interpreted as a message of hope being spread around the world (they didn't actually release any because BTS are advocates for the environment as well).
Permission to dance is about liberation, we are still dealing the the constraints of covid on many levels around the world, but we are starting to see the light.
The sign language in the choreography is another touch that shows BTS like to include everybody.
If anybody wants to know how impactful those few little moves are you just have to watch the video of hearing impaired students getting excited when they first see the music video.
BTS performed Permission to Dance at the United Nation General assembly recently, and even though many people were confused it was a perfectly sane choice. BTS took a very basic song, and turned it into something so much more with the use of symbolism and inclusiveness.
RM (leader + rapper) wrote most of their song, Suga (member of the band + rapper) composed most of their song too, and other members also contributed on making the music.
Always let the videos run until the end. A lot of times there is more.
Yeah thats what I was thinking, I was cryin' NOO There are still more@!
You can usually tell when the songs are written by BTS, like in UGH! the songs and lyrics have an immense amount of meaning and can almost be called poetry. In songs like Butter, Dynamite, and PTD, the songs were written for them, and though they evidently aren't very deep or profound- they're catchy.
purple represents bts and armys, oce v said i left a purple baloon in your dream, go and see it" so they use it in the clip like a sign of hope and that the pandemic hopefuly will be over soon so that's why they don't need a permission to dance
There was a balloon in "blood sweat and tears", and a yellow one in jimins - "serendipity"
From the begining, BTS have writen and produced their own songs, they have some producers that also have been working with them from day 1, they all have been credited in lyricism and production throughout their discography. The 3 rappers are actually full members of the Korean Copyright Association.
I'd say they largely ask for the instrumentals (with guidence on what sound they want), the rappers write their own raps, and RM (the leader) writes most of the other lyrics and a majority of the melodies. They work sort of like a music camp, each creates their own demos for songs and then they pitch it to the group and the company. So they do sometimes write the instrumentals too, and they help produce the tracks. Suga especially writes and produces a lot - even for other artists. Suga and RM are the musical backbone I would say. Other notable in-house producers that have a lot of involvement are Pdogg, Slow Rabbit and to some degree Supreme Boi. Some other members are largely focused on the performance aspect. They overall compliment each other extremely well.
P.S. They didn't contribute much to the English songs - they made suggestions, modifications and improvements, but they didn't write the songs. I believe that is also true for majority of Japanese songs. There are exceptions - RM wrote the Butter raps and JK wrote Your Eyes Tell and contributed to Film Out. On that note, there are only 3 English songs out of 300, and they are the most unlikely sound you will hear from them. They are very prolific with publishing music, and have a lot of solo music out there as well (solo music not under a bts album is left completely up to them and they basically do it in their free time).
Personally I prefer the sound of their Korean stuff more, especially their hip hop, r&b and ballads. The lyrics feel more personal and deeper to me too. You should check it out! For example "Black Swan", "Fake Love", "Sea", "134340" and "Hip Hop Lover".
Great selection I love those songs too specially Sea :)
@@Umla80 Sea is my all time favorite alongside Heartbeat! I love the message
Not you knowing all my favorite songs omgg these are one of their best songs yeh!!!!
Love those songs but also like that they tried to spread a message of hope and joy during tough times
These are great recommendations!!!
The rap line has written most of their music, but they have all written music for BTS as well as solo stuff. The guys in the rap line (RM, Suga and J-Hope) are all full members of the Korean Copyright Association (as of last year) while the vocal line members are all associate members of the Korean Copyright Association. They have all contributed some amazing music to their albums.
They explained this in an interview once, but their songs are written like a “music camp”. Essentially they and their in house producers are constantly writing lyrics, making beats and melodies, and then they review them together and pick the best option for every song. And then occasionally they’ll collaborate with artists or find one being sold by a producer that fits with what they wanna do atm. However in those cases they always make their own lyrics and usually modify the music too.
They didn't write their last 3 English songs but they do write, compose and produce much of their music, along with their in-house team. The rappers (RM, SUGA, and JHope) are the main songwriters and always write their own rap verses, but everyone contributes to the process. The rappers also have their own solo mixtapes which they worked on on their own. Suga is probably the most hands on when it comes to producing and is considered one of their producers now. He has also produced for other well known Korean artists and won awards for his work. I'm glad you're done with their 3 lightweight English songs now cuz the good stuff is their own music in Korean.
In the teaser there's this scene where one of the boy read newspaper's highlight: "the purple balloons indicated the end of Covid19"
They all write and produce their own music but the rap line (the 3 members who performed in UGH) contributes mostly and were credited for over a hundred songs. RM holds the title for the youngest idol and 2nd most credited song writer in Korea (ARMYS please correct me if my info is wrong) and Suga is one of the most sought-after producer having produced songs by Halsey, Coldplay and other Korean and Japanese artists, and the Samsung ringtone Over the Horizon.
Btw, this song was written by Ed Sheeran and they performed this when they attended the UN General Assembly last September with South Korea President Moon as Special Envoys
@UCM1IZEl3u0pDYfRBOycgTZA yeah, he recently produced a version of Over the Horizon. 🙂
bts just performed at the AMAS last night with coldplay you guys should watch it
They write their own songs. The rappers suga and rm used to write most of it but now all of them can write. They also have producers but they know how to produce their own music too
They all write songs and music and even produce some of their songs.
You can watch ''Introduction to BTS by Xceleste''
Purple is the color that symbolises their fan base called ARMY. And the balloons are basically them just showing that they can be free.. It's not the balloon but more the color that's significant. ☺️
Their wrote their own music! The rapper line make the lyrics and produce themselves.
This video was filmed on some undeveloped land near Incheon Airport in South Korea. As with many of their videos (including Dynamite & Butter), this set was specifically designed and built for it.... green screens are only used when the concept calls for it such as the rainbow in Dynamite.
They write, produce, and compose their own music for the most part. They have a few in house producers that work with them on songs and they have also had outside producers and songwriters (like permission to dance was written by Ed Sheeran).
All the 7 members is Composer and producer especially the rapline...
They write thier own song...
And purple balloons is ARMY..
It' means hope to every army's around the world "i live a purple balloon on ur dream" it's a concept.. And purple color is symbolize trust and love between bts and army...
In case you no one told you: This MV was preceded by a teaser that showed Suga (one of the members) reading a newspaper with the headlines marking the end of COVID with the date 2022., Also, there was a side article that said that the end would be marked with the release of purple balloons, hence the balloons in the video. At the end of the video the whole crew dances with BTS.
Rappers write their own lyrics. For lyrics and music, it is a song camp for composers all around the world and in-house producers and members. So credit often has 7 names for composers
The balloons are to be released to symbolize hope covid to be over. Its on the newspaper.This song is written my Ed Sharon but yes they do write majority of songs or will put their own twist adding/changing lyrics on songs like My universe w/ Coldplay.
Agh I finally subscribed lol. I realized I watched every single bts reaction 😂
for the next one i recommend “black swan” “fake love” “blood, sweet and tears” such good songs, wow, the meaning, the history, it’s all so mind blowing, pls always turn your cc subtitles when reacting to a bts song for you to understand the lyrics.
Bts won all 3 nominations at Ama last night, the biggest was Artist Off The Year, first Asian artist to do that, Bts also performed My Universe whid Coldplay and there song Butter. Bts used sign language at the end
Thanks for reacting. Can you also react to BTS "On Kinetic Manifesto Film: Come Prima" and "Black Swan".
Bts do write the majority of their music. Rm and suga are the main writer, composers, and producers. All 7 members have contributed to every album. Rm, suga, and j-hope are all full-time members of the Korean copyright association. Rm is the youngest and ranks 2nd with 186 songs credited to him. Rm is known as lyrical genius his lyrics and word play was been recognized by many in the industry. Suga even won an award for a song he produced for another artist. He is one of the fastest rapper is the business. He can spit 90 or so syllables per minute. They all have their own studios in the companies building. As for this video, the purple balloons are bts's color. It's also the color they use for army.
This MV and song bring me so much joy. Its the third in their 3 english releases meant to bring comfort and joy to their fans because of Covid. It’s saying we will get past it and get to dance. They do nothing accidentally so the inclusiveness of including those most hit by the pandemic from service workers, postal employees, children, elderly, teachers, disabled, office workers and being race inclusive is deliberate. Using sign language in the choreography… it’s so sweet. I’ve seen videos of deaf Amry or those with deaf family meme era and it truly touched people to make them feel included. So proud of them performing this at the UN and giving a truly touching speech about the UN Sustainable Development Goals. They are so extra you will learn, to get that southwest feel they built a set in an empty lot in Korea, built the laundry mat, brought in the plants etc. ( the sets in their videos are Hollywood extreme sometimes.. again they are as extra as their budget will allow).
This song was co-written with Ed Sheeren and they contributed some lyrics. They all contribute to lyrics with song credits ranging from one member has contributed to about a dozen songs and vocal line each has just under 20 song writing credits (of their catalog of over 200 songs). The rapline does the heavy lyric writing work JHope has I think 112 song credits, Suga’s in the 120s, and RM is the heavy lyricist with 180 and the youngest artist in Korea to achieve that and one of the top most credited artists in Korea. They have all helped produce a little (again mostly rapline) but Suga is actually a world class producer (he’s won awards on the songs he’s produced for other artists in multiple categories and was hired as a producer before they convinced him to join BTS) and has about 50 song production credits; in addition is usually credited for piano and synthesizer on his solo songs (can’t remember if he is in many BTS songs). He tries to write a song every day so about 200 a year. They are in the world longest band camp. Jungkook has also directed a music video and they all worked on every aspect of the BE album form design to jacket etc. They have thousands of behind the scenes videos and vlogs (more content than anyone could ever catch up on) so they have let us see alot of their process.
they write their own lyrics and they themself produce their songs
You guys have to react to "outro:tear" lyric video and the live version. It's very deep and its from the rap line. Its just amazing and gives me the chills.💜💜🙏🙏
I Love outro tear💜
Oh I love this song
They create their own songs, Suga is the main producer next to RM and Jhope, they are the rap line, love your reactions!!!! New subscriber
Suga said in an interview that the writing process was like a year long song camp. When a member comes up with a song, he then sends it to the CEO (Hitman Bang) and the other producers. Then they work on it and send it back. They do this until everyone is satisfied. But the members usually come up with the idea first. Since the beginning they have had artistic freedom when it comes to song writing. This is not usual in KPop.
They are the band who write and produce their songs.
BTS 99% of the time write and produce their own songs (sometimes with help of producers and engineers they've worked with for 10 years). Dynamite is probably one of the only exceptions as it was a "gift" song to uplift people. All 7 members having writing, producer, and/or composer credits.
Most BTS music is written and composed in house by the group and producers. It is mostly in Korean with English splashed in. They have songs written in Japanese as well. However, despite being the largest group in the world, selling out Western football stadiums such as Wembley and the Rose Bowl, they were unable to get radio play. The American Music Industry had no skin in the game and radio stations operate on a mostly pay for play basis. Further, Korean was deterrent to putting things in the few unbought slots. Big Hit (HYBE) made the decision to use the pandemic isolation wherein live performances were only over the internet to broaden their strategy. They added so far three Western composed all English songs to the BTS catalog. The response they got arguably was beyond anything they might have expected. Each song rocketed out the gate to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. But to re-answer your question, most BTS works are self-written.
These are alot of questions, I would suggest to watch an introduction video for 7 members of bts by IDA S: ua-cam.com/video/kGRlqyuky2s/v-deo.html
But to give a precise answer BTS members are songwriters, producers, singers, dancers and sometimes directors as well and yes sometimes they also receive songs from other artists e.g Permission to dance was written by Ed Sheeran. He also gave them a song called "Make it right" and members added korean lyrics in it. Suga is one of their producers and they have other producers as well.
As far as permission to dance is concerned, permission to dance general concept is to enjoy by leaving the worries alone. Purple is a color that is used in our fandom and have a history. all balloon here give a message of hope and connectivity. removing the masks is the time in future where we will be free of this pandemic and give a view of future so we can be hopeful for better days. some dance parts also include sign language gestures making it easy for everyone to enjoy and follow along.
BTS members do write their own music, lyrics and produce their own music. Each of the members write stuff but the main 2 that write the bulk of the music is RM & Suga (both in the rap line) but even the ones who don't primarily write a lot of the songs have multiple copywrite credits. RM & Suga have way up in the hundreds of songs that they are credited for by the official copywriting organization in Korea for both writing and producing. They even do some of the directing of their own music videos (JK directed the MV for "Life goes on" and it is so good)...he is very into filming and editing video and does this on the side for himself but posts those under "Golden Closet Films" and has done several of these that he posted for us to enjoy. Check them out, they are really good too.
This particular song though Ed Sheeran wrote it.
They write their own songs.
They produce their own songs.
They sing, rap, dance and make amazing performances.
★★★★★★★♡
During pandemic they decided to put out pop songs to give people comfort. Dynamite, Butter and Permission to Dance are 3 songs, released as singles, in full english dedicated to reach and warm a large audience.
About lyrics they write 95% of them, Dynamite was an exception for example, since it is in full english and not too deep.
About producing, it depends on the song.
- Their early albums 2013-2017 are mostly in-house produced by their label BIGHIT Music, among the producer team Pdogg is the main one, he trained them since pre-debut, he does mostly hip hop.
- Since 2018 they increased calling for external producers to expand their music spectrum.
Among BTS performers, Suga and RM (rappers) take a huge part in producing too, since debut. The others learn to do so, and every year we see more of their tracks in the albums and also solo projects. "BE" is their last album, the most self-produced one.
Hope I could help!
I love how you guys identify little things within these videos and yes they all have special meanings
RM has over 170 songwriting credits and Suga has over 150 and JHope has over 100 credits with the Korean copyright association. But their English songs were mostly written by others. Suga produces for some BTS songs and other artists, too.
All of them compose and produce their own songs, several of them have their own studios to produce their music. Although the members of the rap line are the most experienced in this field, Being the three full members of the Korean Copyright Song Association, Rm for example has more than 180 songs under his name. One of them (Suga) was hired by his company at first as a music producer and then it was decided that he was going to be part of the band. Rm is usually the main songwriter and suga the main producer, but it doesn't mean that the rest of the members don't perform these tasks as well. They also have their solo mixtapes, which they write and produce. Their last album was self made and each member not only took part as composers and producers, but also as project manager, director of the music video, etc. They have been doing this since the band was formed in 2012 prior to their debut. Although they have also worked alongside other producers over the years, one of them being the CEO of their company. Permission to dance was co-written with Ed Sheeran, and Dynamite is one of the very few songs that was not written by them. Along with butter these three songs are dedicated to the american mainstream , but I recommend reacting to their other songs, whether they are singles or b-side songs. They are very talented and all-rounded artists.
This is the most "pop" you are going to hear from them, because they don't fit in any category, they have songs mainly of pop, hip hop, r&b and EDM, but they also have a do a lot of rock, reggaeton, dubstep, latin vibes, balads, jazz, etc. Whatever you want you can get with them.
A historical song which was even performed in the UN assembly, they included sign language in the choreography so more ppl can be involved in enjoying the song. This song brought great happiness to the deaf community in our fandom. It was a hopeful song they wanted to release during the pandemic. For ppl here with “i dont like eng songs” just know that BTS is a global band with more than 250 songs in korean, japanese songs and now with 3 eng songs. They are immensly proud and did a lot of work, tons of work to sing in english just for us global armys.
That last clip Bang si-hyuk is there the CEO of HYBE and managers staffs all the crew members they enjoy together♥️🦋
How I look at it is BTS is reminding us to not give in to the situation we may be placed in (ie the pandemic) but to remember that we can take control of our lives. So in a sense, I see it as "we don't need permission to Dance" can be viewed as "we don't need permission to live, to be happy again, to have hope that this situation (covid) that keeps us apart and has brought sadness all over the world will be over. If you check the lyrics, " you don't need to worry, cause when we fall we know how to land" is my favorite line because yes, we may trip over obstacles in life but when you can land, you can also get back up again and keep moving forward. Life can go on and we can choose our way instead of let the events rule our lives.
The ballons would make more sense if you saw the trailer, in the newspaper one of the members was holding, the headline said "purple balloons signal the end of covid" something like that. That's why when the balloons were released in the MV it coincided with them removing their masks, so basically another form of imagery signaling the end of covid.
This is the song they performed after their speech at the UN General Assembly SDG moment. They were chosen as the representatives of the youth and appointed special envoys by their Gov too.
The members are very much involved in the creation of their music. The company does have in house producers, writers etc but BTS definitely is hands on in making their music currently their rapline has the most writing credits. Like they said "rappers have to write their own raps" you'll see this more on their more rap heavy songs because you'll see more clearly how BTS puts their lives into their music.
The past few songs you watched are pretty much part of the pandemic arc since these were all released (minus UGH) in response to the pandemic and to help fans cope through this rough time. Their album BE is also their thoughts on dealing with the pandemic. I highly suggest you guys check this out. You'll see that BTS really makes music about positivity in the face of various realities. Of course they also make fun hype songs haha
I recall one of you mentioned you're more into rock. Normally we recommend you listen to Dionysus but I heard this older song lately. I dunno if you'll like it but I think you might. It's called Ma City. And it's really great when they perform it live.
Anyways sorry this is so long. Thanks for the reaction!
BTS' MVs have a lot of Easter eggs of symbols like the balloons you noticed, purple is the color of BTS' fandom Army and represents the love that both BTS and Army have for each other. You will always hear/read "We purple you" or "Borahae" in Korean which means we love you, incorporating purple & love, with purple/violet being the last color in the rainbow so they mean that their love for Armys is everlasting.
They have in-house producers but there was a story that went around that says Ed Sheeran made this song for BTS but I'm not sure about this though. RM, the leader of BTS helped write the lyrics to the song to help Armys go through with the pandemic and feel hopeful. Towards the end of the song they incorporated the international sign language in their choreo for have fun, let's dance and peace much to the delight of hearing impaired Armys. That's how inclusive and loving BTS is to the Army and to humanity that's why many people become Armys bec of these guys' genuine, respectful and humble personalities that's missing in the entertainment world today.
The three rappers (RM, Suga, and J-Hope) are the members most involved with writing and producing BTS music, but all of the members contribute to it. Their label also has in house producers and writers, and they also are big parts of the process, especially their producer PDogg. For their recent English songs, they have gotten western writers and producers to participate, and they've collabed with all sorts of other people in the past too.
The rappers have each released solo mixtapes and music videos if you want to see what their solo work is like. Suga is known as Agust D for solo work, while RM and J-Hope keep their BTS stage names.
For their English songs (Dynamite, Butter, PTD) they usually work with other writers as it's not their native language. They are a lot more involved in their Korean music though. But yes, they can/do write and produce, but they also incorporate others as well.
Dance moves on the chorus are the sign languages, so everyone can enjoy the song, feel the vibe and dance along with them. Nice reaction! Subscribed!
They just performed this for the UN General Assembly this past Summer. :) They are ALSO performing this tonight on James Corden. All seven of them have written and produced music for BTS. A few of the members have released solo mix tapes for free on SoundCloud. Suga actually won Producer of the Year for the song "Wine" by the artist Suran; he has also produced and featured on a song "8" by the artist IU. They DO have in house producers at HYBE that always work with BTS, but most of their songs have at least one of the members as a co-producer/writer. They will also hire producers and writers from all over the world because they appreciate talent :) "My Time" sung by Jungkook was produced by American producer Sleep Deez. Most of them can also play at least one instrument, including piano, guitar, drums, saxophone, trumpet... but those are hard to play while singing AND dancing, which they do for MOST of their performances. RM even cowrote the song "Lovesong" for their 'little brother' group TXT (Tomorrow by Together) from their company.
My recomendation for your next reaction : ON Kinetic Manifesto, Black Swan & Mic Drop Steve Aoki remix💜💜💜
They did producing,composing and writing their own music.. one of the member even signed to the company as a producer not an artist at first.. but they also have their own in house producer .. they even take part in making the choreography sometimes .. you can watch a documentary about them as a group and an introduction to each 7 of them to get to know them better
They wrote and produce a majority of their songs. Suga is one of the group's primary producer or the beats and has done collabs with many artists including Max and Halsey. Check out his solo projects under his alter ego, Agust D
1. The Balloons were floating and carrying the message of hope that the pandemic situation will soon get better. Purple is Army colour. You might have seen these 💜😁
So you see the waitress in the empty restaurant.
Office workers, school kids. People in general.
2. They incorporated the sign language for the mute, with dance, peace, enjoy.
3. It was to spread positivity among people.
4. The lyrics were written by Ed sheeran, as they are in English.
5. Song also had a cryptic message where JHope points to the signs on a pole with cities. And now they will do four concerts in LA, 2 next weekend, in SoFi stadium. All shows, sold out.
And concert is named - Permission to Dance -on - stage - LA.
Majority of Armys love this song because of the spirit and thought behind it, not forgetting the rest ofc.
BTS said they love this song a lot.
BTS mostly write their own songs but sometimes there are songs that they get from other artists such as Ed Sheeran and Troye Sivan but they still participate in the making of these songs by writing their own lyrics or changing and adopting some of the parts so it suits to some of the members such as the Rap Line, for example, the rap break in Butter was produced and added by the members themselves. They also work with some of the company producers such as Pdogg, Supreme boi, Hiss Noise, hitman bang, etc. Sometimes when a member works for making a song and has a little bit of a demo, other members make a song in their own style and at the end, the best version of the song gets chosen. For example, one time Jimin was working on a song and Rm also started working on the same song and at the end, the version that Rm made was chosen. There was not any conflict about this between the members because they themselves know which one is the best for the group and they don't take it personally. The same thing goes for the lyrics when they have a song, members write their own lyrics, the one who has written the best gets selected, and sometimes they just choose a few from different members and mix it.
Their using "Golden" is used in several other songs such as "Stay Gold" and "Dynamite" ....
Most of the songs are written in-house often by collaborations with several of them such Pdogg, "Hitman" Bang Si-Hyuk, Slow Rabbit, Adora... RM, Suga & J-hope also contribute alot, especially the rap portions. The other members have also been involved occasionally with songwriting and producing, especially their solos.
Pdogg produces most of their songs; some are done by Bang Si-Hyuk, Slow Rabbit and Supreme Boi; and BTS members do a few (mostly RM, Suga, & J-hope) Pdogg is considered one of the best producers in the industry btw.
Can’t wait for you guys to look at their solo songs
Daechwita is one of our absolute favorites!
Collectively, the have more than 350 credits as songwriter and producer under their belt.
They have a hand in producing almost every song they have ever sung from the very beginning of their career. RM does most of the lyrics and Suga does most of their sound. The do have an in house producer that has helped them along the way in engineering most of the electronic orchestration for their music. This song was written by Ed Sheeren and recently they have had collaborations with Cold Play "My Universe", Steve Aoki "MicDrop, Halsey "Boy With Love", Megan Thee Stallion "Butter", Lauv "Make it Right", but as for the songs they do on a regular basis, they write the lyrics, produce their music, come up with the choreography, direct their own photography, produce their albums. They have copyrights to all their own music. Each member has taken part in making their own individual music as well as music for the group.
It makes me so happy that you have discovered BTS. I love that the guy on the left was smiling while watching the video. Let BTS bring you joy and happiness like they do for the rest of ARMY!
I suggest watching some compilation videos of behind the scenes footage. There are tons of hilarious videos of them interacting with each other. Get to know their personalities. Part of why army loves them so much is because they are REAL. They aren't afraid to be goofy or embarrass themselves. :D
This was a really special song because they incorporated a little bit of sign language in the choreo 😭💜
I LOVE you guys!! 🙌🏻😭 real men know what’s good 👏🏻
This group primarily writes and produces their own music. And it varies from song to song who is involved in the creation of each song. They will work with western song writers and producers on their English tracks, but they have never released a song that they have not personally made their own.
Purple represents ARMYs. Taehyung once said- "Borahae!!!!!!" I- PURPLE YOU meaning i Love you.....then it became the official colour for BTS ARMY!!! now they always say BORAHAE ARMY!!!... meaning i purple you army....i lobe you army!!.
They do write amd produce their own songs. The rappers of the group are the primary songwriters for the group, though all of them contribute to it. They have their in house producers too.
Their songs carry deeper meanings too. This songs was written by Ed sheeren!! As it is an all english song, their contribution Is limited as only one of them, RM is fluent in it.
This song marks the end of covid and the time when BTS and ARMY can again meet and enjoy their time together, the balloon signifies their reach and global fanbase. You can see the diverse ethnicities and fans of diverse age group when they show the balloons.
Their other songs and albums deal with distinct themes like -
1st 3 albums -2 COOL FOR SCHOOL
O R U L8 2
SKOOL LUV AFFAIR
these 3 deal with the harsh pressure pf the society on teenagers for their studies and careers. They discourage this system promoting thw fact that everyone should be given the chance to choose their own path and not follow the majority. As well as in the last album...teenage love too.
DARK AND WILD- deals with the period of revolting adolescents.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOMENT IN LIFE - PART 1 , 2 AND 3
the 1st series where they received their first award.
This actually represents BTS UNIVERS, this deals with the contrasting story of 7 boys who found themselves bonding over their love for music but due to harsh situations of lufe couldnt stay together.
Each of the member faces a stigma of the society...like abandonement, abuse, pressure of family and society etc.
It requires songs, MVs, Short stories , short films to make it into a cohesive story. It contains time travel too😅.
WINGS, TOU NEVER WALK ALONE
this contains the theme of DEMIAN BY HERMAN HESSE, of adolescents losing their will to temptation. The temptations is sweet as well as dangerous which latches on to them and doesnt let go until one gives in. The most critical momemt for a youth.
THE LOVE YOURSELF SERIES:
LY: HER- where love feels like a destiny , this love can be anything and not only romantic love , be it your passion, love for something.
LY: TEAR- this is where one realises that the love which makes you compromise and change yourself, is not a real love, its fake love.
LY: ANSWER.
here we understand that to love others first one has to love themselves. If you dont love yourself you cannot love others. Embrace all your faults and misgivings and learn to appreciate everything you made of.
MAP OF THE SOUL SERIES
Deals with the Jungian concept of PERSONA, SHADOW AND EGO
MOTS: PERSONA- the public persona of the group which is shown to the public. All happy and cheerful.
MOTS: 7 - the SHADOW and the EGO concept are reflected here. The real self which is hidden behind their persona. Where their are lights the shadows are greater too. The behind the scene where it is not too cheerful and happy. But they embrace their challenges which is ultimately their ego!!.
BE: the story of theor times spent in COVID mainmessage to the fans is that no matter what happens LIFE GOES ON
japanese albums in between- Wake up, face yourself, BTS the best.
Contains japanese version of their songs and also confains some original japanese singals.
They performed this song at the United Nations & it was such a positive vibe. I think a lot of their song recently are trying to just keep things upbeat during the whole pandemic thing. Although they did Blue & Gray which is sooo deep but didn’t receive much focus. It was a painful song to listen to but in a healing way. It makes you think the pain of just living. That they get that.
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