RAPPERS React To EVERY BTS SONG EVER!? (An Introduction BTS Discography - Chapter 1) - Part 2
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29:00 She did correct herself on the subtitles. It said * American * rock band.
13:57 Hyyh was inspired by Suga/yoongi. “He said he didn’t want to be an adult, he didn’t meant to be a Peter Pan. He meant if you keep dreaming after becoming an adult your younger boy stay alive” with was what that inspired that hyyh’s concept and the whole thing.
👍 yup
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Not only inspired by him but also “he were in charge of everything for HYYH and practically coughed up blood writing the song”, according to J-Hope word by word.
All 7 of them speak Japanese. Not sure to what degree, but for sure they are better at it than at English (except RM that is fluent in English). Tho Korean and Japanese are completely different languages, they have a similar grammar and sentence order, wich makes it a lot easier for koreans to learn it.
Two members are fluent in Japanese , JM and RM
@@vennie2435 Jimin is not fluent in Japanese, it's Hoseok
@@marirezende8478 Its Jimin miss. He also know Chinese.
@@vennie2435 No. He was literally in Japan with Jungkook in Are You Sure, they spoke with various people and he was clearly not fluent. They both know it to some extent, but are not fluent. J-Hope's the one fluent in Japanese alongside Namjoon, although he's not 100% fluent as well, none of them are. And idk where you heard he knows Chinese, because he doesn't 🤨
@@marirezende8478 Girl Obviously he is not fluent like Japanese locals , same case with RM. I do not know when you see J-hope speaking Japanese fluently cs I never seen. Also there are videos Jimin speaking Chinese go watch them. Educate yourself before coming for Jimin
You’ll Never Walk Alone’ began life on Broadway as part of the Rodgers and Hammerstein show, Carousel, which was premiered in 1945.
The song was an instant hit - perhaps because the song’s message of triumph in times of adversity spoke to the wartime crowds of April 1945 - less than a month before the end of World War Two.
It remained popular throughout the ’50s, with artists including Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley releasing covers. Then in 1963, a recording by Merseybeat band Gerry And The Pacemakers brought the song to the doorstep of Liverpool FC.
I did not know this but thank you so much for that piece of musical history that is fantastic !!
@@TheAfterPartyReacts thought this might interest you.
Namjoon is the architect behing the idea storyline that made it happen. If you notice each album is not frivilous songs but a story line! You will find props and reminders of one album in another album too, as the even though it is a new story, life goes one. Namjoon changed Rapman to RM ... the Real Me. One of the messages BTS works hard on is loving yourself. The suicide number of youth in Korea is one of the highest. In looking at the history all the way back to the Josean Dynasty and beyond, success for a family was their sons taking the civil servie exam for nobility. Family's pressured the young people to be successful. Even now the young people are under a lot of pressure to take exams and you will find the whole country kinda shuts downs and gives gifts to the youth during the exam days, BTS along with other groups will wish the youth luck. It is a major deal. If they fail an exam and have to take it again it is a shame for them and the family pressure is great. Life and honoring family is different in Asia. The pressure being so great for success and getting a good job leads to a lot of suicide. Thus, BTS addressed this all through there music and Love Yourself album. It made an impact, but sadly they have attended a lot of funerals of young people int he industry trying to succeed. BTS was the first to address Loving yourself enough to live and fight, and it touched world wide.
Remember that these albums are storytelling. So, even the compilation, the arrangements of these albums, and the placements of these songs ar 21:18 21:20 e designed for a reason.😅
Based on my research and I've done a lot of studying on the concepts and psychological literature in BTS music as well as BTS history from where I've been able to figure out from what they said in documentaries in and interviews on how album concepts are created is basically different for every project. When it comes to album concepts sometimes the members will go to the company with the song that they will decide to base the album around. conversely sometimes the company will go to RM with a concept or idea he'll take it to the other members and if they agreed to do it, they will have writing workshop where whichever members is participating in writing a song will basically lock themselves away with producers and songwriters in order to finish the song.
If you noticed when they do a compilation album it is not just a rerelease but an alternative beat or lyrics. Like some have said BTS had what they called a band camp style lookout about their music. They would all write lyrics and music pieces for songs. The producers would put them together where they fit. So in reality they all had pieces to songs that were not released that they felt would have sounded good as well. So this is where you are hearing alternative beats or lyrics to songs already released and that is where you get your compilation albums. And as an ARMY mama I really appreciate the work all of the members put into each song they helped produce. Because even though Namjoon is the musical genius behind much of the music. Suga is the production genius behind much of the music. J-Hope helps create much of the dancing for the music and even was the performance director for their last concert the PTD concert. Jin, V, Jimin and Jungkook have also helped create music and lyrics for most of the albums and you can see them in the credits for those songs. Each of the members contributes to the albums and so when they do a compilation it gives better insight of the creative process and that I personally love.
17:56 those were songs made specifically for commercials though, not *their* songs being used in commercials hahahahah
BTS is known to start with a concept (which someone else explained). Sometimes the members bring the beats, and other times their in-house producers do (and more recently outside producers), and then the members who want/are inspired to submit their "take" lyrically (and melody-wise), then the entire group votes and they go with the winner. If you buy a physical copy of their anthology album Proof, the third CD has several alternative takes from the members on various songs. The members whose "takes" don't get chosen also sometimes share snippets from their submission on social media or in livestreams. For the song "Life Goes On," SUGA submitted a take on the song, but the members went with a different one. SUGA then finished his take and added it to his most recent solo album, D-DAY. So as a result,, we now have two different versions of "Life Goes On" - and I personally love both of them a lot.
Also, it is really common for K-pop artists to lend their voices to OSTs for K-dramas, and I suspect for ads as well. Something for you to keep in mind is that most K-pop artists have careers that last the length of their first 7-year contract (the standard length of an initial contract in K-pop), IF they are very lucky- many, many don’t last that long. Very, very, very few K-pop groups sign another contract, and especially boy groups have a hard time because the members will inevitably have to complete their military service and it's rare for groups to be able to come back from that. It's one reason why BTS really qualifies more as a global group - because their fame extends well beyond the borders of Korea, their careers aren't as limited. BTS just signed a THIRD contract last year with their label, Big Hit Music, and each time they have signed it has actually been early by a couple of years. My point in saying all of this is that because their careers are almost always about 7 years long, K-pop groups often bang out multiple albums per year (often shorter EPs that develop into a larger compilation that also includes new songs) and don't hesitate to take on other commercial projects like OSTs, ads, fashion ambassadorships and modeling, etc. They make the most of the short time they have, basically. As a BTS fan, their compilation albums don't bother me at all. They are building a story over the course of multiple albums. It makes sense to me, and I also know that it's a cultural thing and I respect that.
THEIR CONCEPT COINCIDES WITH THEIR LITERAL GROWING UP...REMEMBER THEIR AGES ARE IN THE RANGES FROM 16 TO 21.AND CHAPTER 2 ISNT OVER YET....YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT THEIR HYUNDAI COMMERCIAL IONIC ITS LIKE A MUSIC VIDEO...HYYH ERA COMING BACK ON 2025...
All 7 learned Japapanese in school. Japan occupied Korea till the end of World War 2. Japanese is the most common second language taught in Korean schools.
Regarding the albums ...I assure you only the songs are same .. everything else is different so it doesn't really feel like the previous album
Getting on the hot100 was extremely difficult especially in 2017 for an non English artist who isn't signed with a US label...
It's actually STILL not easy to get on the Hot100 with a non-English song...and for a lot of groups they make it one week with mass sales and drop out the week. It's even hard for non-US/UK artists period, even when the song IS in English. These guys probably don't understand how much radio plays a part in that chart, and that US radio simply won't play a non-English song 99.9% of the time.
BB Hot100 requires not only strong sales/streams (something BTS was still working towards in 2017), but also strong American radio play - something that is STILL basically non-existent for BTS in 2024
Consider the monumental ARMY achievement that BTS' Korean-language title track for their 2020 album BE, "Life Goes On", debuted at #1 on Hot100 - with only six spins on American radio!
Their original charge from PD Bang was to discuss their lives....be real.
BTS Anpanman+so what live performance please
I'm not particularly keen of compilation albums, however I like BTS ones because they are basically a hyper focused and streamline version of all the phylosophy themes and ideas behind each trilogy
20:15 eu gosto, apesar de repetir músicas, compilações, como a antologia proof geralmente apresentam músicas reinventadas, não apenas remixes, mas demos que nunca ouvimos antes
You never walk alone is related to the tragedy in South Korea represented by Spring day.
I think you missed the point of the songs being released again. The genre change R&B to Rock. I’d imagine the songs reached a new audience. Isn’t that why you here? Remember you were somewhat negative in the beginning until you took the journey and found their ability to reach a far reaching audience.
They have behind the scenes vids for BE album that dives deeper into their creative development process.
They got a load of Japanese songs Film out. Your eyes tell Stay gold etc etc
When will you upload the next part of guide to bts?
I have read that J Hope and RM can speak Japanese. quite well. I think all members know Japanese but not sure how fluent they are. Also, I think all seven are getting better speaking English as time goes on.
Actually You Never Walk Alone is actually a Frank Sinatra song from 1945 for the musical Carousel. It has been adapted by many singers but it’s not the same song by BTS but the same title.
The most beautiful concept idea is from Min Yoongi aka agust D words.
20:15 eu gosto, apesar de repetir músicas, compilações, como a antologia proof geralmente apresentam músicas reinventadas, não apenas remixes, mas demos que nunca ouvimos antes
Why not stop to refer to american standards Asia is 50% of the earth population ,even if Im from sweden
In fairness to them, they can't really speak for Asian standards. They live in the US and work on music in the US industry. Of course that is their point of reference. They do come across judgmental about it sometimes, which they could reflect on, but it's pretty unreasonable to expect them to stop using their own, American, point of reference.
@@OT7_DopeOldARMY I think they're in Canada.
@@thecopycatcustomvintage okay. Either way, it’s the English-speaking Western music scene that is their point of reference.
Ok, compilations........you have to realize
They are trying to reach many countries
So not everyone has access to all music or radio air time, unless what is considered new
Do you understand ?
You have to throw out what America has taught you. They also don't have the thinking of the west OR the expectations that America has.
Remember their country was a 3rd. world country. Because of the Korean War and America showed up to save them from Japan
They were even forcing them to speak Japanese.
Korea was not really a free country until the 1980's
Before that (early 1920's)
Most people were slaves or commoners without a last name........
So many just picked one (a last name )
The most popular name chosen was ......Kim and Park (that goes in the front)
How many members have this name ?
THEY, also changed their religion
Catholics were going around and telling them that just because you are born in a slave family
DOES NOT MAKE YOU A SLAVE (during the end of the last dynasty )
So NOW
Korea is 80% Christian (converted from Confucianism )
2019stats
Billboard hot100 before? How many songs not in English or Spanish at the most have you seen in Billboard hot100 ?
Their concepts for the albums.. first school / teenage trilogy, then youth trilogy. How? They life, they started within 15-20 years , by this time they were ..18-23. On the other hand the idea of that CEO was , from the star, to be a group that young people can look up too, that talk about the thing they might go through... And that's why meeting RM was the key cause that's what he wanted to talk about, so was Suga. The two of them were the most impactful in BTS music at the time and always, just that later JHope and others had more imput. Still, at any time they all had an input, they were having discussions, decide on a theme, saying their ideas and their thoughts regarding that subject, any of them could write , propose something and it would be a decision of what sounds better. Just that the others started to write later.
As for their concerts in Japan they do the songs in Japanese version, and in Korean the ones that don't have a japonese version.
About comerciales.. I agree with Coldplay's stand, but is another thing making a song for a commercial that using a song that was made with certain thought an emotions , for certain situations in life.
Gotta be awkward for a musician to confidently say a saxophone is a horn.
All of them can speak Japanese well to some degree
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Lets gooo
we love when bts comes out with albums we armys buy them all.
Everyone speaks Japanese
Are you giving yourself a bunch of spoilers?
Tae speaks Japenes beautifully. The promotion for Layover centered in Japan.
Cool to have fifferent versions.
BUTERFLY~! Born Singer... the original one, it is packed with so much emotion. The later lyrics changed with the time and is still good but the first one has a different impact.
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I wouldn't say RM is fluent in Japanese but he can speak it, Taehyung speaks Japanese.
First !!!!
Can you react to Blackpink. There are a lot of songs that I want you to react to
We will Quite Soon !!!!
This is BTS!
Stop requesting your manufactured puppets with meaningless dated recycled construction noises to people.