One thing you also need to consider is the time when they released this song. It was when they were still on the verge of breaking in the US - 2016, before they were even nominated for their first American award - BBMA 2017. They were still small, compared to the major kpop idol players in Korea. This song was a B-side, unpromoted, but very much embraced whole heartedly by ARMY because of its message. BTS was fighting for their career at that time and was experiencing suppression from the big companies and the fans of those huge kpop idols. At that time, they were just trying to work hard despite the situation they were in. They were also literally fighting the system and ARMY was therefore inspired to fight hard with them. At their concert tour at that time (2016-2017), NOT TODAY was a call to fight and win and Baepsae was the sarcastic commentary, although it was huge fun to watch. And because ARMY got a taste of winning if we work hard together, we were able to break BTS into the US market, which resulted to the belated acknowledgement in Korea when those in the entertainment power can no longer ignore the prestige they bring home.
Hope he sees this..... A lot is missing out about the stuffs/messages of BTS' songs even before they weren't huge as they are now. That these boys are the literal definition of SUBSTANCE.
And actually now that you've heard and understand Baepsae, you may remember that in Dope, RM's verse talked about giving up? Giving up on 3? giving up on 5? No? I'd rather give up at 6, I like 6. It's actually going back to this song, and ironically talking about all the things his generation have had to sacrifice just to be able to live. Which is very fitting, seeing as Dope is, ultimately, at it's core, a motivational song. Also, now you should listen to and read the lyrics to Not Today, the crow-tit lyric will make SOOO much more sense now. Finally, just 1 point, if you watch the choreo to Baepsae, BTS literally have a move that's basically like... well... you'll see. XD there's no questioning at all, that's they are giving a big old, politically correct, and insanely catchy "F U" to the boomers LOL Am I Wrong is another political song. Arguably, even more risky than Baepsae, seeing as it has lyrics that are in direct response to an actual political issue in South Korea.
Rachel Sheng I have heard the song plenty but idk about the political issue you are referring to... could you briefly explain please? Or is there an explanation video about it?
yes!! "Not Today" will make a LOT more sense after this explanation.. also "N.O." is an oldie but goodie!! Oh and throw in "No More Dream" for good measure..
@@k-poppinwithfallon2593 The brief summary is, in 2016, the south korean minister of Education (EDUCATION of all things) was out having drinks with some reporters, running his mouth off. Saying that 99% of his country's people are all too dumb and lazy to ever move up in life and should be treated like dogs and pigs - just fed and kept alive. He also then continued to make several racist comments (or I guess he thought they were statements) about latinos and black people. Anyway. It became a trending topic on social media in South Korea. But the fact that this guy said all this, isn't even the biggest problem. It's the fact that what he's saying was unfortunately the underlying truth of the extremely class-ist, and caste-based system of Korean society. Anyway, the best article I've found about it is here: www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/opinion/2019/10/673_209805.html BTS' lyrics in Am I Wrong, and specifically, RM and Suga''s verses uses this politician's words, right back at him, sayings sure, we're dogs, and pigs. We're dogs because of anger at the injustice. the rest of the lyrics lament the insanity that what is known to be corrupt and wrong, but is accepted as the norm. This is why I'd argue Am I Wrong is actually more political than Baepsae.
Rachel Sheng thank you so much! Yeah I didn’t know about that incident. I gotta read the lyrics to it again so I will understand it better now. And thanks for the link! Gonna check it out after typing this lol I appreciate you 💜
They also have a song called "N.O." (has MV) from very early in their career. It railed against the oppression of the Korean school system and the pressure to be a huge success with education and to give up on any other dreams.
@@trisnaningwijayanti5747 I have no clue where I heard that from but I already knew that. Thanks for the info. anyway. But someone reading your might not know, so cool.
@@Берутольдо They really have a lot... Baepsae, Spine Breaker, Am I Wrong, NO, 518-062 ... Also songs like Can You Turn Off Your Cellphone, Go Go... Real issues hidden behind energetic beats
Baepsae is literally the song that made me stan them, I felt like someone was putting my thoughts in lyrics. I'm from Argentina and we have similar problems.
Please dont remind me of our shitty ecomony here in Argentina It's so sad and frustrating We can't even buy a bts album without facing changes in price due to the ups of the dollar 😕
What you said was absolutely correct about bts being ballsey about talking about this stuff, but that's what makes them special. What you said when it's not the smartest move and etc, your right, bts could get possibly in trouble and backlashed, but they continue to stand up for what's right. This is literally a quote from them: "if we are not gonna talk about it now, then who will". As you listen and learn all the different messages bts have in their songs you can't help but respect and love them.
Yes..sadly, back when I joined this fandom, I heard NOT TODAY before BAEPSAE and I couldn't understand what the hell a crow tit is 😆😆..I really thought they are talking about "crow's tits" 😂😂
They say baepsae in quite a few of their songs but I think it’s used more as a derogatory word (like people calling them that or talking down to them) instead of directly referencing the song Baepsae
BTS have some socially critical lyrics and you're right: the problems raised in the song span the whole world. BTS addresses it and thus comes even closer to their army. I think that this group will move a lot more. Greets from Germany (a very difficult country).
finally yay now you are going to understand their lyrics better!! I really like dkdktv cause they are korean so they explain really well, pls keep watching them to understand bts better 💜💜💜
Exactly! That's what makes BTS ever so great and way above others on another level. They make music that truly matters, that people can relate and resonates with everyone all over the 🌎! One of the many reasons why we love them so much. They always emphasize that each individual people matters in this world whether you're young or old because we're all connected as human beings sharing this one beautiful planet. Loving your reactions. You nice, keep going DT!💜
ahhh i remember how this really hit me when i started to get into BTS. i'm from germany, living in japan. it's aaaaall and everywhere the same. baebsae feels like the older brother of ok boomer XD
Id check out spinebreaker and spinebreaker explained too. And yes they use the term ok boomer over there too but while yes they have similaries to us here its actually more intense there due to the culture of your elders ALWAYS being correct and having to be respectful to them and by elders that applies to not only family/ elderly but work and regular life too, and again while we have things called interns what they are referring to isnt interns really they are actually hired like that so its different and the reason this song is considered highly political is more or less these are things that they shouldnt say since its expected for them to just keep quite and do what they are told but our boys ha they always speak their minds even if it gets banned from being played
It's also the same in France. I'm a student and same age with Jimin and V and here is how I feel about this matter. The worse is that even if you would like to fight this system, you gotta bear with it if you want to live in society. And depending on your situation and how much you must conform to survive, some people (who could be allies) diss you for being whether too conformist, or not enough. I wish instead of letting this system divid us we could all fight it together, even if the way we fight is different. (Also sorry for being political but I think that this "big international conspiracy" is mainly capitalism.)
From how it looks, Bang PD is very passionate about changing the system, especially the music industry! They seriously just want a better place for everyone
This is exactly why Suga is always saying in interviews that they try to talk about issues that connect us all, that everyone can relate to, and that's why the language doesn't matter. The meaning is what's important. And the catchy beats, lmao
*that's so true, it doesn't only apply to Korea but America and many other countries. We all face the same struggles but the baby boomers blame it on the lack of effort which is not the case. I really* *enjoy this song so much and it's better when you understand the meaning. BTW, please react to DDAENG LYRICS and Ddaneg explained by a Korean DKDKTV*
Well they have one song 'Am I wrong' in wings album and it directs to political issues in the year 2016. There's a former chief of the Education Ministry's policy made an offensive remark saying, “The public people are like dogs and pigs.” Then this song, there's Suga's lyrics pertaining to his remarks “We’re all dogs and pigs, we’re so mad we turn into dogs. A war between the big and the small errday. This crazy world yea makes us crazy. Now scream mayday mayday.” And that time many amazed their bravery and afraid they get banned on music shows but I remember Suga says "I never dissed anyone specifically. If someone feels targeted, then it’s their problem" lmao That's why I really like this boys.
im sorry but not the mirrored dance practice please. it now has more views than the original dance practice from bangtantv. and the original video is more fun. they played rock paper scissors first.
@Taegi Is Real i dont know about strike because its from bangtantv. and the context of what they are playing for is understandable once he sees it in the performance.. though im glad new bangtan bombs have subs now. :)
"they (BTS) always have a message,...they always encourage you to look deeper. They don't do 'PopCorn, Bubblegum' music just for the hell of it. They are using the platform for a bigger cause and a strong message that not a lot of young people have the intellect to do or have the balls to do." dude... i'm liking you even more. you always make sense.
As someone from Denmark I can say YES, this is something that is going on all over the world, also here. When people talk of Denmark they call us a happy country with lots of opportunities. Let me tell you; it's not easier here than somewhere else. It's difficult here too.
First of all, i wanna thank you for appreciating and showing love to our boys! They deserve the world. Second, as i said under another reaction video of yours, money as well as ownership are very important and serious matters in Korea. It's very important to have bought a property of your own, a house, an apartment, cars, and not having them on leasing, paying for them monthly years and years till you retire. That's why all of the members quickly invested their money into property, most of them bought more than one, all in cash. Jin and Jungkook have cars of their own. I'm not sure about the other members. I think Hoseok has a car too. Most of the members are already living in their own homes not in the dorm. My point is as much as they criticize Korean society and system, they have also materialized the fear and the need to secure their life and future following the exact same pattern of their society. This is not a criticism towards them, it's a reminder that whatever you say or do, you tend to unconsciously materialize things related to your background. The same goes with Korean society's expectations about getting married and have children at a certain age. Be sure, most of them would fulfill these expectations too. And it's gonna be sooner than you think.
that's why they got a lot of hate because they are not afraid to speak the truth, and the reaason why everyone relates to them coz they make music based on their observations, opinions and feelings😊
Now you see why they take their mission and name so seriously. While this is the most political song they've done, it is not the only one to talk about problems within society. BTS is just so amazing at speaking against the ills and injustices they see.
May this group BTS will always be around to enlighten people to see further details on their surroundings, country, people and even the rest of the world. They're sacrificing really themselves to make a better place for the next generations to come and I do hope that it will be worthwhile! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 A purple heart for each of the members of BTS!
I;m glad you're reacting to this now. I was going to suggest you to react to bts baepsae dance practice. its really funny and cute! love Jungkook and Suga's part. haha
Rap is a perfect musical form for sending a message with depth, anger, social meaning... and the contrasts between hypnotic rhythms, masterful lyricism and poetic choice of words can make the difference between a plain old banger, and a masterpiece with a timely message.
Baepsae was the "ok boomer" of it's time before the term "ok boomer" even existed lolol Honestly tho this song was so controversial when it came out that ARMYs were scared it would be censored. It was performed only once during their promotion period of their album and even then their stage wasn't decorated as it usually was (compared to their fire and save me perfs). We were even shocked it was even approved to be aired xD
Baepsae is not their only song with catchy beat but deep meaning, dt. Anpanman, go go, am i wrong also had catchy bop-able sounds yet deep, deep, meaning. Have fun on ur journey through bts' discography!
Tq for this reaction fam.... Really appreciate it 💜💜💜 this is BTS 😂😂😂 They are using metaphor to highlight something.. They are so smart... So genuine.. This the reason why Armys love them so much
True, after learning and searching several meaning of their famous songs, that I find myself love bangtans. Caoabilityto "play words and metaphor and symbols" attracted me that deep.
Yass thanks for checking out DKDKTV! BTS caught my attention with their catchy songs and beats, but I stayed because of their powerful messages and lyrics.
They stand up for the youth in this song but you should react to their song spinebreaker explained by dkdktv. That song gives a slap of sense to the youth, they talk about some things the youth is doing wrong in today's century, which is phenomenal because since they are part of the youth as well they make songs like baepsae that stands up to the right of their generation, but it surprised me how they also talk about what wrongs today's youth are doing as well in spinebreaker and realising it as they are today's generations youth too.
DT!! The lyrics on that color-coded lyric video were a little lacking and if you were looking for a live performance of this song, may I suggest this video! link: th-cam.com/video/2PKLsshsuZo/w-d-xo.html It has English subs at the top and Vietnamese subs at the bottom, but it captures the lyrics perfectly, in my opinion. I bet it'll be a great watch!
Yes it’s worldwide issue. Here in UK, even by 2008 when the financial crisis hit, the housing situation was already in a state whereby the average age of first time house buyers was already breaking into the 40 year olds. So yes whilst absolutely millennials have it hard, the situation they face now was already one that the generation before were feeling
Yes, this song really mindblowing because how relatable it is for our life as millenials. It's just makes me love them more because i feel we're not alone in this fcked up situation. Nice reaction, sir!
Thats whats make army proud of bts..their songs not just about love..but sociality..mental health..stuggles..thats why many people relate to them..bts never afraid againts the world by their songs and musics..and army will always be here to support and protect them
Go on to N.O song (by BTS of course), that is another cry for young rebellion haha (also spine breaker is a call out song to those who are living up their parent's money)
This song is an older song. Remember the video you watched about all their hardships? A lot of these were caused by the three most powerful idol companies in Korea. I think Mr. Bang probably felt the same as the boys, lol. So he was probably the most excited for this message to get out into the world, lol.
Any of these theories/symbolism wasn't confirmed by bts maybe because of conflicts but through music they being versatile what it is to deliver their message.
And you will more surprised when you see their live performance of baepsae Btw in other version they translate baepsae as silver spoon And yeah the gap between poor and rich is literally happen all over the world. Moreover in a country like mine
Part of the reason why s. korea and the us had similar economic issues is that the US occupied korea for a few years in the 40s and remained heavily involved in the korean govt until the 90s (though it can be argued that the US is still pretty involved and meddlesome). This meddling meant both countries made a lot of the same mistakes during the boomer era bc they were operating off of the same playbook so to speak.
I'm really sorry to say this DT but the more I know you, the more I realize you're actually quite ignorant about the world. Like...that has to be an American thing. Their whole world revolves around their bloated country it seems XD
I agree with you. As much as i like DT and his reactions, i have to admit his ignorance. Tho ignorance is not a sin as long as you are willing to educate yourself. Most Americans know nothing about the rest of the world and sadly they don't even care. Like it's all about America and no one else. The others go f*ck themselves. Fortunately, DT is not that kind of person, he shows sincere interest towards the foreign culture and lifestyle he just began to discover. He shows willingness to learn more, to educate himself about the people, countries and different cultures around the world. He's just starting to learn, let's give him time and space instead of accusing him. Admirations, DT, my best BTS reactor so far.
This Song is not only for the younger generation, we older generation feel it too, it is hard to get a well paid job when you are in the 40's, 50's and 60's and especilly here in Germany.
I love dkdktv explanation Because they are have same basic culture Baepsae and DNA literally the song that make me punch BTS on my browser (and it's have nothing to do with kpop at all. I found it when I read an ff in Wattpad lol) Try the satoori rap/paldongangsan too
Baepsae literally was the song that made me stab BTS, and I didn’t even know what it meant until I watched dkdktv they explain it well since they are Koreans and they understand it enough to explain it properly.
That is what I like about them. They speak out which will help those young people who will be growing up behind them. As stated in some the comments below "Spine Breaker" is another song to check out. It is mainly geared to the younger generation. Another note: You enjoyed Jin's solo song, check out "Awake Live" by Jin. Another beautiful song. AS ALWAYS, I ENJOY YOUR REACTIONS TO BTS.💜
baepsae is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to bts calling out the system, i'd highly recommend listening to "spinebreaker" and watching the explained by a korean video as well
They always hit you with deep and powerful lyrics on fun beats. Baepsae, Spine Breaker, GoGo, Anpanman, to name a few. All are heavy and powerful lyrics criticizing society and politics and even our mindsets, yet they’re all fun beats with fun and goofy dances (or fun and hot in Baepsae’s case)
Highly recommended. . . "Spinebreaker" and "Spinebreaker" explained by a Korean. EXCELLENT!!
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faith6833 and also MV behind the scenes 🤣
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One thing you also need to consider is the time when they released this song. It was when they were still on the verge of breaking in the US - 2016, before they were even nominated for their first American award - BBMA 2017. They were still small, compared to the major kpop idol players in Korea. This song was a B-side, unpromoted, but very much embraced whole heartedly by ARMY because of its message. BTS was fighting for their career at that time and was experiencing suppression from the big companies and the fans of those huge kpop idols.
At that time, they were just trying to work hard despite the situation they were in. They were also literally fighting the system and ARMY was therefore inspired to fight hard with them.
At their concert tour at that time (2016-2017), NOT TODAY was a call to fight and win and Baepsae was the sarcastic commentary, although it was huge fun to watch.
And because ARMY got a taste of winning if we work hard together, we were able to break BTS into the US market, which resulted to the belated acknowledgement in Korea when those in the entertainment power can no longer ignore the prestige they bring home.
Salute to you omg! Very well said! If only i could hit the thumbs up like millon times! You really spilled TEA! 👍👏✌💜💜💜
well said my fellow Army!!you left nothing for us to comment you've said it all!! congrats wwoooowwww !!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜❤️
Yes NOT TODAY was their fight song. They faced their biggest challenges during that time period!
Hope he sees this.....
A lot is missing out about the stuffs/messages of BTS' songs even before they weren't huge as they are now. That these boys are the literal definition of SUBSTANCE.
@@angeladc8315 yup. Period!
And actually now that you've heard and understand Baepsae, you may remember that in Dope, RM's verse talked about giving up? Giving up on 3? giving up on 5? No? I'd rather give up at 6, I like 6. It's actually going back to this song, and ironically talking about all the things his generation have had to sacrifice just to be able to live. Which is very fitting, seeing as Dope is, ultimately, at it's core, a motivational song.
Also, now you should listen to and read the lyrics to Not Today, the crow-tit lyric will make SOOO much more sense now.
Finally, just 1 point, if you watch the choreo to Baepsae, BTS literally have a move that's basically like... well... you'll see. XD there's no questioning at all, that's they are giving a big old, politically correct, and insanely catchy "F U" to the boomers LOL
Am I Wrong is another political song. Arguably, even more risky than Baepsae, seeing as it has lyrics that are in direct response to an actual political issue in South Korea.
Dang I stan this comment 👍👍🔥💜
Rachel Sheng I have heard the song plenty but idk about the political issue you are referring to... could you briefly explain please? Or is there an explanation video about it?
yes!! "Not Today" will make a LOT more sense after this explanation.. also "N.O." is an oldie but goodie!! Oh and throw in "No More Dream" for good measure..
@@k-poppinwithfallon2593 The brief summary is, in 2016, the south korean minister of Education (EDUCATION of all things) was out having drinks with some reporters, running his mouth off. Saying that 99% of his country's people are all too dumb and lazy to ever move up in life and should be treated like dogs and pigs - just fed and kept alive. He also then continued to make several racist comments (or I guess he thought they were statements) about latinos and black people. Anyway. It became a trending topic on social media in South Korea. But the fact that this guy said all this, isn't even the biggest problem. It's the fact that what he's saying was unfortunately the underlying truth of the extremely class-ist, and caste-based system of Korean society. Anyway, the best article I've found about it is here: www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/opinion/2019/10/673_209805.html
BTS' lyrics in Am I Wrong, and specifically, RM and Suga''s verses uses this politician's words, right back at him, sayings sure, we're dogs, and pigs. We're dogs because of anger at the injustice. the rest of the lyrics lament the insanity that what is known to be corrupt and wrong, but is accepted as the norm. This is why I'd argue Am I Wrong is actually more political than Baepsae.
Rachel Sheng thank you so much! Yeah I didn’t know about that incident. I gotta read the lyrics to it again so I will understand it better now. And thanks for the link! Gonna check it out after typing this lol I appreciate you 💜
They also have a song called "N.O." (has MV) from very early in their career. It railed against the oppression of the Korean school system and the pressure to be a huge success with education and to give up on any other dreams.
And I just find out recently the verse " in Seoul to the sky" is actually refers to 3 top University in korea
@@trisnaningwijayanti5747 yes Seoul University, Korea University and Yonsei University
@@trisnaningwijayanti5747 I have no clue where I heard that from but I already knew that. Thanks for the info. anyway. But someone reading your might not know, so cool.
I missed serious social songs from BTS
@@Берутольдо They really have a lot... Baepsae, Spine Breaker, Am I Wrong, NO, 518-062 ... Also songs like Can You Turn Off Your Cellphone, Go Go... Real issues hidden behind energetic beats
Baepsae is literally the song that made me stan them, I felt like someone was putting my thoughts in lyrics. I'm from Argentina and we have similar problems.
Baepsae was the first song I heard from them and it made me stan them too lol
Same
i'm from serbia and we also have the same problem. how funny - four continents, but exactly the same issue.
Tamb de Argentina 🇦🇷😁
Please dont remind me of our shitty ecomony here in Argentina
It's so sad and frustrating
We can't even buy a bts album without facing changes in price due to the ups of the dollar 😕
Bts are always ahead of the trend, they
called out baby boomers before it was a trend. this song was released in 2016
They start trends
You should check out Ddaeng explained as well! It’s the best example of bts’ clever usage of wordplay and double entendres.
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What you said was absolutely correct about bts being ballsey about talking about this stuff, but that's what makes them special. What you said when it's not the smartest move and etc, your right, bts could get possibly in trouble and backlashed, but they continue to stand up for what's right. This is literally a quote from them: "if we are not gonna talk about it now, then who will". As you listen and learn all the different messages bts have in their songs you can't help but respect and love them.
Their song “Am I Wrong” has a similar message about corruption in the world
@Its_Caraina That was kind of a middle finger to the government. But got an award from them which funny ironically.
This song is basically an “ok boomer” song
Funny since they like to “ok boomer” Yoongi when he says those puns.
They reference Crow tit in "Not today " as well
Yes..sadly, back when I joined this fandom, I heard NOT TODAY before BAEPSAE and I couldn't understand what the hell a crow tit is 😆😆..I really thought they are talking about "crow's tits" 😂😂
@@muktaparab4766 hahahaha to be fair I think that was everyone's first thought when hearing Crow Tit and not knowing its actually a small bird XD
and in cypher part 4! yoongi says "call me baepsae"
They say baepsae in quite a few of their songs but I think it’s used more as a derogatory word (like people calling them that or talking down to them) instead of directly referencing the song Baepsae
BTS have some socially critical lyrics and you're right: the problems raised in the song span the whole world. BTS addresses it and thus comes even closer to their army. I think that this group will move a lot more. Greets from Germany (a very difficult country).
finally yay now you are going to understand their lyrics better!! I really like dkdktv cause they are korean so they explain really well, pls keep watching them to understand bts better 💜💜💜
Exactly! That's what makes BTS ever so great and way above others on another level. They make music that truly matters, that people can relate and resonates with everyone all over the 🌎! One of the many reasons why we love them so much. They always emphasize that each individual people matters in this world whether you're young or old because we're all connected as human beings sharing this one beautiful planet. Loving your reactions. You nice, keep going DT!💜
They also have a dance practice video for Baespae as well 💜
That's why everyone relates to their lyrics with a catchy sound and visuals.🤔🙄🤗💜💞✌🙏
ahhh i remember how this really hit me when i started to get into BTS. i'm from germany, living in japan. it's aaaaall and everywhere the same. baebsae feels like the older brother of ok boomer XD
Id check out spinebreaker and spinebreaker explained too. And yes they use the term ok boomer over there too but while yes they have similaries to us here its actually more intense there due to the culture of your elders ALWAYS being correct and having to be respectful to them and by elders that applies to not only family/ elderly but work and regular life too, and again while we have things called interns what they are referring to isnt interns really they are actually hired like that so its different and the reason this song is considered highly political is more or less these are things that they shouldnt say since its expected for them to just keep quite and do what they are told but our boys ha they always speak their minds even if it gets banned from being played
"it must be world-wide"
It is. This song made me a fan of bts because I know what they are talking about here. And know too good.
It's also the same in France. I'm a student and same age with Jimin and V and here is how I feel about this matter. The worse is that even if you would like to fight this system, you gotta bear with it if you want to live in society. And depending on your situation and how much you must conform to survive, some people (who could be allies) diss you for being whether too conformist, or not enough. I wish instead of letting this system divid us we could all fight it together, even if the way we fight is different. (Also sorry for being political but I think that this "big international conspiracy" is mainly capitalism.)
From how it looks, Bang PD is very passionate about changing the system, especially the music industry! They seriously just want a better place for everyone
Also watch their live performance to this song, it’s lit! 💜
React to spine breaker, it has a deep meaning too (and the explanation)
I often woke up late for school, now that im working, i put baepsae as my alarm. Never been late again XD
This is exactly why Suga is always saying in interviews that they try to talk about issues that connect us all, that everyone can relate to, and that's why the language doesn't matter. The meaning is what's important. And the catchy beats, lmao
React to bts spine breaker and spine breaker explained by DkdkTv
*that's so true, it doesn't only apply to Korea but America and many other countries. We all face the same struggles but the baby boomers blame it on the lack of effort which is not the case. I really* *enjoy this song so much and it's better when you understand the meaning. BTW, please react to DDAENG LYRICS and Ddaneg explained by a Korean DKDKTV*
Well they have one song 'Am I wrong' in wings album and it directs to political issues in the year 2016. There's a former chief of the Education Ministry's policy made an offensive remark saying, “The public people are like dogs and pigs.”
Then this song, there's Suga's lyrics pertaining to his remarks “We’re all dogs and pigs, we’re so mad we turn into dogs. A war between the big and the small errday. This crazy world yea makes us crazy. Now scream mayday mayday.” And that time many amazed their bravery and afraid they get banned on music shows but I remember Suga says "I never dissed anyone specifically. If someone feels targeted, then it’s their problem" lmao That's why I really like this boys.
"BTS Baepsae mirrored practice "and "BTS Baepsae LIVE in JAPAN""..please...Both on same reaction would be fun
Performances in Japan? Asking for a strike....
No no to Japan clips.. watch on your own instead, unless you want strikes from YT
im sorry but not the mirrored dance practice please. it now has more views than the original dance practice from bangtantv. and the original video is more fun. they played rock paper scissors first.
@Taegi Is Real i dont know about strike because its from bangtantv. and the context of what they are playing for is understandable once he sees it in the performance.. though im glad new bangtan bombs have subs now. :)
yayyy love that you're exploring the meaning behind the songs as well to broaden your understanding of bts and your world view. mad respect💜
"Super gangster!!" 😂😂, yeah they are. They had been trought so much than we imagin and here they are now. Much respect to them.
You want double meanings, you should do DDaeng and DDaeng explained, it's on another level.
"they (BTS) always have a message,...they always encourage you to look deeper. They don't do 'PopCorn, Bubblegum' music just for the hell of it. They are using the platform for a bigger cause and a strong message that not a lot of young people have the intellect to do or have the balls to do."
dude... i'm liking you even more. you always make sense.
i LOVE your reactions!
I'm so glad that I found your channel a few days ago 💜🎉
Thank u!
As someone from Denmark I can say YES, this is something that is going on all over the world, also here. When people talk of Denmark they call us a happy country with lots of opportunities. Let me tell you; it's not easier here than somewhere else. It's difficult here too.
Reacts to Born Singer...im sure you can relate them..telling their struggles before they became superstar....
the live perform is even better
I 'd recommend lyrics video and then live
@@BDaTDaSADaNDaIME 😊
First of all, i wanna thank you for appreciating and showing love to our boys! They deserve the world. Second, as i said under another reaction video of yours, money as well as ownership are very important and serious matters in Korea. It's very important to have bought a property of your own, a house, an apartment, cars, and not having them on leasing, paying for them monthly years and years till you retire. That's why all of the members quickly invested their money into property, most of them bought more than one, all in cash. Jin and Jungkook have cars of their own. I'm not sure about the other members. I think Hoseok has a car too. Most of the members are already living in their own homes not in the dorm. My point is as much as they criticize Korean society and system, they have also materialized the fear and the need to secure their life and future following the exact same pattern of their society. This is not a criticism towards them, it's a reminder that whatever you say or do, you tend to unconsciously materialize things related to your background. The same goes with Korean society's expectations about getting married and have children at a certain age. Be sure, most of them would fulfill these expectations too. And it's gonna be sooner than you think.
Omg I beening waiting for this reaction!
Love your reactions DT Parker!!!
that's why they got a lot of hate because they are not afraid to speak the truth, and the reaason why everyone relates to them coz they make music based on their observations, opinions and feelings😊
Now you see why they take their mission and name so seriously. While this is the most political song they've done, it is not the only one to talk about problems within society. BTS is just so amazing at speaking against the ills and injustices they see.
I think all can relate with this lyrics, I’m really tired of that is what our world has become
May this group BTS will always be around to enlighten people to see further details on their surroundings, country, people and even the rest of the world. They're sacrificing really themselves to make a better place for the next generations to come and I do hope that it will be worthwhile! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 A purple heart for each of the members of BTS!
Don't forget the dance practice for this!!!!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
I;m glad you're reacting to this now. I was going to suggest you to react to bts baepsae dance practice. its really funny and cute! love Jungkook and Suga's part. haha
Love your reaction and thoughts... Hope more people watch this.
Rap is a perfect musical form for sending a message with depth, anger, social meaning... and the contrasts between hypnotic rhythms, masterful lyricism and poetic choice of words can make the difference between a plain old banger, and a masterpiece with a timely message.
this is one of the songs that really bts. their identity. it's so bts. the sounds. before they as versatille as now.☺️
Oh no not Baepsae 🔥🥵💜💜💜 need live reaction to this song 😋
Baepsae was the "ok boomer" of it's time before the term "ok boomer" even existed lolol
Honestly tho this song was so controversial when it came out that ARMYs were scared it would be censored. It was performed only once during their promotion period of their album and even then their stage wasn't decorated as it usually was (compared to their fire and save me perfs). We were even shocked it was even approved to be aired xD
Baepsae is not their only song with catchy beat but deep meaning, dt. Anpanman, go go, am i wrong also had catchy bop-able sounds yet deep, deep, meaning. Have fun on ur journey through bts' discography!
Tq for this reaction fam.... Really appreciate it 💜💜💜 this is BTS
😂😂😂 They are using metaphor to highlight something.. They are so smart... So genuine.. This the reason why Armys love them so much
True, after learning and searching several meaning of their famous songs, that I find myself love bangtans. Caoabilityto "play words and metaphor and symbols" attracted me that deep.
Yass thanks for checking out DKDKTV! BTS caught my attention with their catchy songs and beats, but I stayed because of their powerful messages and lyrics.
this is legit the song that made me go: yes, these are my people, we share the same values i WILL support them and love them forever
Watch the dance practice for enjoyment of the song.. very good
They stand up for the youth in this song but you should react to their song spinebreaker explained by dkdktv. That song gives a slap of sense to the youth, they talk about some things the youth is doing wrong in today's century, which is phenomenal because since they are part of the youth as well they make songs like baepsae that stands up to the right of their generation, but it surprised me how they also talk about what wrongs today's youth are doing as well in spinebreaker and realising it as they are today's generations youth too.
This song is BTS' way to say "OK boomers " 😎
Yep, here in México have the same issues :(
DT!! The lyrics on that color-coded lyric video were a little lacking and if you were looking for a live performance of this song, may I suggest this video!
link: th-cam.com/video/2PKLsshsuZo/w-d-xo.html
It has English subs at the top and Vietnamese subs at the bottom, but it captures the lyrics perfectly, in my opinion. I bet it'll be a great watch!
Am i wrong and spine breaker offers something too!!! Please react into it.
Yes it’s worldwide issue. Here in UK, even by 2008 when the financial crisis hit, the housing situation was already in a state whereby the average age of first time house buyers was already breaking into the 40 year olds. So yes whilst absolutely millennials have it hard, the situation they face now was already one that the generation before were feeling
Awesome reaction! Now please react to the "Spinebreaker" MV and "Spinebreaker" explained by a Korean. I know you will love it, and love them even more
please react to stray kids please 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
Watch dance practices 💜
Please react BTS live on stage epilogue Japan edition 2016:
-Silver spoon/baepsae
-no more dream+dance break
-the rise of bangtan/attack on bangtan.
Dance Practice to this song plzzzz. 😃😃
must watch the dance practice 😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 HILARIOUS!!
Yes, this song really mindblowing because how relatable it is for our life as millenials. It's just makes me love them more because i feel we're not alone in this fcked up situation. Nice reaction, sir!
Ddaeng and Spinebreaker and the explanations for both by DKDKTV are must sees and you should def check out their explanation for idol.
Thats whats make army proud of bts..their songs not just about love..but sociality..mental health..stuggles..thats why many people relate to them..bts never afraid againts the world by their songs and musics..and army will always be here to support and protect them
Go on to N.O song (by BTS of course), that is another cry for young rebellion haha (also spine breaker is a call out song to those who are living up their parent's money)
Baepsae is 💯 a musical “ok, boomer” also one of my favorite performances 😎
This song is an older song. Remember the video you watched about all their hardships? A lot of these were caused by the three most powerful idol companies in Korea. I think Mr. Bang probably felt the same as the boys, lol. So he was probably the most excited for this message to get out into the world, lol.
Any of these theories/symbolism wasn't confirmed by bts maybe because of conflicts but through music they being versatile what it is to deliver their message.
And you will more surprised when you see their live performance of baepsae
Btw in other version they translate baepsae as silver spoon
And yeah the gap between poor and rich is literally happen all over the world. Moreover in a country like mine
Part of the reason why s. korea and the us had similar economic issues is that the US occupied korea for a few years in the 40s and remained heavily involved in the korean govt until the 90s (though it can be argued that the US is still pretty involved and meddlesome). This meddling meant both countries made a lot of the same mistakes during the boomer era bc they were operating off of the same playbook so to speak.
And those "sexy" hip thrusts....they're a middle finger to the high classes.
Edit: The huge gap between "rich" and "poor" - welcome to the human race.
Still wanting "Born SInger" reaction pls and thank you
I'm really sorry to say this DT but the more I know you, the more I realize you're actually quite ignorant about the world. Like...that has to be an American thing. Their whole world revolves around their bloated country it seems XD
I agree with you. As much as i like DT and his reactions, i have to admit his ignorance. Tho ignorance is not a sin as long as you are willing to educate yourself. Most Americans know nothing about the rest of the world and sadly they don't even care. Like it's all about America and no one else. The others go f*ck themselves. Fortunately, DT is not that kind of person, he shows sincere interest towards the foreign culture and lifestyle he just began to discover. He shows willingness to learn more, to educate himself about the people, countries and different cultures around the world. He's just starting to learn, let's give him time and space instead of accusing him. Admirations, DT, my best BTS reactor so far.
As always very good observation
Now you HAVE TO react to 'Spine Breaker'!!!!!
This Song is not only for the younger generation, we older generation feel it too, it is hard to get a well paid job when you are in the 40's, 50's and 60's and especilly here in Germany.
This dance practice version would be more enjoyable than lyrics version :)
th-cam.com/video/V1i_x2_TGE0/w-d-xo.html
I love dkdktv explanation
Because they are have same basic culture
Baepsae and DNA literally the song that make me punch BTS on my browser (and it's have nothing to do with kpop at all. I found it when I read an ff in Wattpad lol)
Try the satoori rap/paldongangsan too
baepsae is literally "ok, boomer" in song form
Yas! When you have a chance, watch the live performances w/ headphones.
Joke and Do You by RAP MONSTER
Hahaha "no offense to billionaires". Yeah they'll be okay. They go home and cry in their mansions
Baepsae literally was the song that made me stab BTS, and I didn’t even know what it meant until I watched dkdktv they explain it well since they are Koreans and they understand it enough to explain it properly.
U have a cozy bedroom huh.. Iloveit!
Nice..🙂
Spine breaker please!!!
check out spine breaker and the DKTV explanation. Thanks for your reactions! I enjoy watching them after spending my entire day in college.
Ddaeng with explanation too please?..💜💜
That is what I like about them. They speak out which will help those young people who will be growing up behind them. As stated in some the comments below "Spine Breaker" is another song to check out. It is mainly geared to the younger generation. Another note: You enjoyed Jin's solo song, check out "Awake Live" by Jin. Another beautiful song. AS ALWAYS, I ENJOY YOUR REACTIONS TO BTS.💜
💜💜💜💜💜💜 can you react to spine breaker mv and the explanation. I Purple you
A.r.m.y like to see all reactors watch "beapse mv explained"
baepsae is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to bts calling out the system, i'd highly recommend listening to "spinebreaker" and watching the explained by a korean video as well
🙋🏾♀️ Boomer here. I just celebrated my 61st birthday and I’m Army. 👏🏾💜
66 here, and ARMY since 2016. My friends think I’ve regressed to tweenyhood. But I am shameless where BTS is concerned.
Happy birthday!! We are happy to have you!💜💜💜💜🎂
Happy birthday 🎊🎂🎉 wish you happy long healthy life I purple you 💜💜💜
ARMY for ever 💪
55 here. I detest the whole OK Boomer thing but love BTS !
Happy birthday.! 55 here and I was ARMY before my kids and now we attend concerts together. Best bonding time ever!😃
they have other songs that touch on political and social issues you should check them out
DT, "Spine Breaker" too pls. it also has an explanation🙏
They always hit you with deep and powerful lyrics on fun beats. Baepsae, Spine Breaker, GoGo, Anpanman, to name a few. All are heavy and powerful lyrics criticizing society and politics and even our mindsets, yet they’re all fun beats with fun and goofy dances (or fun and hot in Baepsae’s case)