This whole album is valid! Hope you check out “nuts” too, it’s my favorite of his video releases. PS good job on that bone thugs opening performance. My friend nik raps too and is an Agust D/Suga fan. He said seeing him during his tour made him want to have more stage presence since nik second guesses himself a lot up there, which is pretty damn cool.
LOL. Love your reactions fr! Idk on explanation for this video. The gorilla eye (I think it is a gorilla, to represent Simz... she references being told she's a gorilla and I think that is one of the names she goes by. I don't know her much but seems like a big deal in the UK with huge respect.) I think I have to wait till he is able to comment on the video, but another representation of the chaos of his mind seems to fit. I also wonder if his friends (members or others) keep helping him traverse all the chaos and even give him ways out but he keeps choosing to return to BTS and the chaos. (But that's just an opinion.) I actually like the song a lot though. Here is what the weverse article had to say about it: [“Domodachi (feat. Little Simz),” which begins with just a saxophone, is initially reminiscent of a deserted space at night. But soon enough, a rage of sounds swirls around, creating a unique atmosphere that you can’t tell if it’s real or fantasy. RM’s rap is at the turning point of change. As RM raps in a dry voice and gradually speeds up his rhymes, the background sound changes drastically, as if a storm has hit. When RM says “Get high, get fire” in a calm voice, as if he were reciting a poem, the sound elaborates on the subtle changes in his voice and the content of the lyrics with a sonic mise-en-scène, getting louder and louder at the same time.] It says more in the article about how the songs are not intended alone, but as an entire auditory journey and experience on the album start to finish. I'll see if I can link the article after Nuts. I think you've already done it, I just haven't gotten there yet. I did like this point they made about Domodachi though... [“Domodachi (feat. Little Simz)” features RM’s English verse, a Japanese chorus, and an English rap by the British rapper Little Simz. The moment when Little Simz raps “내 선은 넘지 못해 (You can't cross my line.)” in Korean symbolizes the stylization of Right Place, Wrong Person. It may sound strange if you speak Korean. It may also be strange for those who speak other languages, but the auditory freshness of the pronunciation and tone of voice, not the meaning, will strike first.] I have to say... much as I've streamed and listened to it, I hear it all the way straight through today and it is pretty awesome/crazy. You literally can't tell when some of them end and a new song begins but it all somehow flows cohesively. He already was impressive, but seriously... how can someone be this impressive with genres he's never even done before? I guess because it is what he feels and experiences. And as always, they each use whatever method, style, genre they need to get their message across. They are such a fun group to follow.
I just love your reactions. You are so respectful and show your appreciation for not only RM(the problem) but all the members and that is dope. I am enjoying your journey down the BTS rabbit hole! There is so much more to find!
This whole album is valid!
Hope you check out “nuts” too, it’s my favorite of his video releases.
PS good job on that bone thugs opening performance. My friend nik raps too and is an Agust D/Suga fan. He said seeing him during his tour made him want to have more stage presence since nik second guesses himself a lot up there, which is pretty damn cool.
LOL. Love your reactions fr! Idk on explanation for this video. The gorilla eye (I think it is a gorilla, to represent Simz... she references being told she's a gorilla and I think that is one of the names she goes by. I don't know her much but seems like a big deal in the UK with huge respect.) I think I have to wait till he is able to comment on the video, but another representation of the chaos of his mind seems to fit. I also wonder if his friends (members or others) keep helping him traverse all the chaos and even give him ways out but he keeps choosing to return to BTS and the chaos. (But that's just an opinion.)
I actually like the song a lot though. Here is what the weverse article had to say about it:
[“Domodachi (feat. Little Simz),” which begins with just a saxophone, is initially reminiscent of a deserted space at night. But soon enough, a rage of sounds swirls around, creating a unique atmosphere that you can’t tell if it’s real or fantasy. RM’s rap is at the turning point of change. As RM raps in a dry voice and gradually speeds up his rhymes, the background sound changes drastically, as if a storm has hit. When RM says “Get high, get fire” in a calm voice, as if he were reciting a poem, the sound elaborates on the subtle changes in his voice and the content of the lyrics with a sonic mise-en-scène, getting louder and louder at the same time.]
It says more in the article about how the songs are not intended alone, but as an entire auditory journey and experience on the album start to finish. I'll see if I can link the article after Nuts. I think you've already done it, I just haven't gotten there yet. I did like this point they made about Domodachi though...
[“Domodachi (feat. Little Simz)” features RM’s English verse, a Japanese chorus, and an English rap by the British rapper Little Simz. The moment when Little Simz raps “내 선은 넘지 못해 (You can't cross my line.)” in Korean symbolizes the stylization of Right Place, Wrong Person. It may sound strange if you speak Korean. It may also be strange for those who speak other languages, but the auditory freshness of the pronunciation and tone of voice, not the meaning, will strike first.]
I have to say... much as I've streamed and listened to it, I hear it all the way straight through today and it is pretty awesome/crazy. You literally can't tell when some of them end and a new song begins but it all somehow flows cohesively. He already was impressive, but seriously... how can someone be this impressive with genres he's never even done before? I guess because it is what he feels and experiences. And as always, they each use whatever method, style, genre they need to get their message across. They are such a fun group to follow.
I just love your reactions. You are so respectful and show your appreciation for not only RM(the problem) but all the members and that is dope. I am enjoying your journey down the BTS rabbit hole! There is so much more to find!
Thank you so much!! Happy you commented!
His whole album is fire🔥🔥🔥 love your reaction,thank you so much ❤
Thank you!
Love this song, gives me Fela Kuti, Afrobeat style. Check out the whole album, too good.
lil Sims maybe Venom colours version and Gorilla video.
you need to react to rm nuts live video🥲🙏
I just finished editing it 🤞🏾
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aye yo, im toby, you remember me from yesterday? you streamin today?