I talk quite a bit about this one as the lyrics/message were too good to ignore so Timestamps/Chapters are available if you want to skip straight to the song or the dance practice :)
right they are opposite of silver spoon for bapsae. BTS is speaking of need reinforcement more positive. I have a letter between namesake and great grandma explaining reason for lettering engraved on silver spoon. I confirm in family tree great grandma true name matches silver spoon
The DKDKTV explanation of the lyrics is a must watch for this song! There is a lot of cultural context that is missed if you’re not a native Korean speaker!
I too agree with you that the explanation video is a must. I got so much out of the explanation video, it really helped me to understand what the song was about. I respect BTS for writing about that topic and representing the young people who are struggling with getting jobs and being able to make a living. BTS had the courage to write about it even if it was consider wrong by people in power for them to speak on this topic.
Baepsae, Dis-ease, Spine Breaker, N.O, Am I wrong, Ugh!, etc. Honestly are the highlights of BTS music. But people believe that BTS music are like PTD, Butter, Dynamite etc. Though they are not bad songs, it just doesn't represent BTS music
@@temtaesionon7seas331 Not really, I'm very new just mid summer from last year 2022 At that time I barely new them and their music But I knew them from their MV Dynamite, Butter, Permission to Dance but I honestly wasn't fond of it and think they are overrated 😅 But if I had seen their Spine Breaker MV first before those 3 MV's, I would have long been a fan
@@temtaesionon7seas331 I get what you mean, most new Army probably only watch their popular songs So they're not aware that such songs that I mentioned existed
Oh my gosh…. He got the DOPE references tho!! In Dope , RM said something like … “what , should we give up on 1, 3, 5 ? … when I watched the DKDKTV explanation to Baepsae, Then I understood why he said that in Dope!!!! Brilliantly and Lyrically BTS captures their SKorean generation and really did put BULLETPROOF Vests on all those Kids!!!! I LOVE BTS !!!
삼포 세대, 오포 세대 My entry into studying Korean. I was fascinated, especially by the pun in the next line, 육포 세대 - six-giving-up generation but also beef jerky generation 😂
Bapsae is full of sarcasm, irony, and mocking in meaning and even musically! The way they deliver the lyrics! The tones says it all! Bapsae is top-tier! Its so clever and even used as reference in a harvard law research paper about social-injustices
Same sis! And sometimes I even get "mad" at the boys for always joking about Baepsae and saying things like "Army want to see it live because of Hobi's hip thrusts". Of course I know they are joking hahah but at the same time I would love to tell them how relatable Baepsae is for me, and for many people out there. How comforting it is to know that you are definitely not the only one struggling with this "adulting" thing. And how I love how sarcastic and in-your-face the song is! A very millennial/gen Z response to the accusations that are always thrown at us as a generation. Cocky, rebellious, sarcastic, almost stupid. It's just insane the power Baepsae holds.
I don't understand how people my age can't see that it is so much worse today. As a single mom in the 90s working 2 jobs, I had it difficult, but the issues that made it hard for me are worse today. I feel like many people walk around with blinders on about how the world has changed. It's still changing.
Yep, same... I had it rough, but my kids are facing almost all those same challenges plus an absolutely impossible economic situation. Millennials get all the "giving up on" coverage... Gen Z just doesn't have any expectations at all. They work so hard.
One of the absolute top Bside songs from BTS and an eternal fan favorite (only partial for the numerous hip thrusts)l. I swear BTS writes bangers about social commentary then decide to make sure people pay attention with hot beats and hip thrusts (or body rolls). One of my absolute favorites.
@@evantesseract737 yea he really is very smart n he actually takes it upon himself n researches it when he doesn’t understand something. Like it may seem simple but after watching so many reactors it really sets him apart
I love the choreo that starts around 12:58. Where 1 starts a movement, then 2 follow him, then 4 follow along. If we extrapolate that, then army can keep doubling the number and building the movement.💜
Definitely one of the best BTS songs in my opinion. I have a thing for all their societal and critical tracks, but when the music, rapping, singing and dance are on point too, It's so satisfiying. (My favourite is still Am I Wrong, tho)
To me, BAPSAE, NOT TODAY, and DOPE all tie loosely together. Yes, they are birds that basically saying f you to the storks. Also, Suga lost the bet and had to do the dance break at the end which is usually done by Hobi. You should see the live with them in the black and gold outfits. Awesome
I looooove this song: the lyrics!! This is the most "political" from BTS. And then this choreo is fantastic. J Hope is astonishing. He did a different choreo ending each time they did this live.
Loved this reaction so much DG! Thank you! So in this practice they were messing around a bit(They played rock, paper, scissor to decide who would do JHope's ending dance and Yoongi losed, lol), so I hope you check out a live performance so you can see JHope's part. He does different dances each performance and kills it every time!🔥🔥🔥
I know people are referring you to the DKDKTV "MV explained" for us non-Koreans but you're a smart guy and have been known to do your own research. There are obvious cultural references, as with a lot of BTS music, but with this song where the lyrics address obvious imbalances - generational, economical - I've watched your reactions before and know you dig into stuff like this on your own in order to put it into context based on other BTS content that you've reacted to as well. Each country has its points-in-time that impacts the culture, and music is one way that the generations express its own POV, which in the case of BTS, the local becomes global. The choreography "enhanced" the message in a cheeky way, each member interpreting the gesture in their own way - my personal favorite was j-hope. Whose was yours? If I could recommend a good live performance of this song, it would be 2015 Osaka - basically that whole concert, if you can watch it.
Yep. I do think it's good to get the linguistic stuff - that's what I missed in Baepsae personally, and this song is a good bit of why I'm studying Korean now 🤣 but it's true he digs in so well!
Loved that dance practice, especially the freezes. Random piece of info: Sua's (Dreamcatcher) representing animal is also the crowtit/baepsae. Not because of any meaning behind it but just that she looks like one (round face, small, high energy, possibly because of her high pitched laugh as well)
Great reaction! I LOVE Baepsae ~ it’s a hidden gem in the BTS song world. The meaning behind it is incredible, and then you add in a funky groove and that iconic choreo, and it’s magic. Love, love, love…💜
I normally never subscribe to reaction channels from one video because I want to see sincerity and even better if they have good insight and analysis of some aspect of BTS' work, whether it be dance, singing ability, cinematography, fashion, or whatever. That usually takes several videos to see. I love the way you tied in references to BTS' song Dope, showing you clearly pay attention and do research (or have diligently read ARMY comments). You sir have earned a follow right away! I really enjoy BTS reactions because one it is enjoyable to watch others others discover their artistry but secondly, I love learning new things about them and their work through the eyes of others. 💜 Have a great day everyone!
But like so many BTS songs, the more hilarious it seems, the deeper and more serious the lyrics are. "A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine to down." The sweeter the sound & the more "fun" the choreo, the more pointed the message. One of the things I love so much about them💜
Amazing reaction, I loved hearing your perspective on it, it was much appreciated. It shows, once again, how relatable Baepsae and its message are. I'd have to write a long ass essay in order to explain my perspective of Baepsae and how relatable it is for me, and I'm sure for many many people out there. You just earned a new subscription 🥰
Wow! GREAT REACTION!! I always learn so much about the meaning of lyrics from watching you. I am a mother of 3 grown sons and my youngest is 24 yrs old. He is breaking his neck as a music producer and pro gamer. I had the advantage of a high paying job and reasonable cost of living. It is very different today for this generation. I’m forwarding this reaction to some friends who are on their kids back to ‘try harder’ and not compare them to a different generation and very different and difficult times! 🌹❤️🌹
I loved your video reaction. Thank you for reacting and for taking the time to look things up. 55 yr old ARMY . I see people have mentioned DKDK TV. The thing that makes there explanation videos so nice is that they cover the entertainment industry on their news like channel . They live in Korea and give you explanation’s about Korean culture and and lyrics. All these songs written in Korean ( with some English) are initially written for fans in their country ( BTS’s country and the older songs before any American awards) and from their point of view as young men. So DKDK TV translates Korean information and explains their culture ( them being Koreans themselves) in a way that is understandable without loosing too much in the actual translation. Let’s face it something’s are just hard to explain. But they do a great job translating the lyrics and making them understandable for those who know nothing of both the culture or the actual language. ( again example.. some words have multiple meanings based on how or when they are used.) Anyway thank you again for your time and effort in the videos. Give DKDK TV a try and see what you think. It might go well with your explorations into the meanings. You know take it to the next level. All info is good info , because knowledge is power.💜
Wow. I've been ARMY since 2017 and I always knew the flapping wings represented the bird. But I never thought to connect their one legged moves as the bird meaning!! I absolutely love your reactions because you are so genuine, quick and smart about what things mean, and very interested in the lyrics meaning and cultural meanings. You might also check out doolsetbangtan. She does AMAZING translations explaining references and explanations of word play, how lyrics connect to previous eras and things BTS have talked about. Keep up the amazing work! Favorite reactor!!
I hear you re the "exposure" bullshit. Everyone in a creative field deals with that. Or people thinking they don't have to pay for an idea. Once I became a producer I flatly refused to do that to another artist. When we get any kind of power, we have to stop it. One of the many reasons I love BTS is that they call this stuff out. Much deeper and more important than just a bunch of love songs.
This song is so underrate! thanks for the reaction, I really love your analysis. also not so long ago you did a listening party to the new album monsta x, I strongly recommend you to listen album FATAL LOVE by them
The song is about generation before us can easier to bought house, car etc. Our generation has no chance to f.ex. own the house in 20s by normal work This song is the only one I can dance and really enjoy it, I dance for fun in my kitchen 😅
**ARMY PLEASE HELP ME! Should I edit for SPOILERS?** You did a great job breaking this down, as I said under another's recommendation for an explanation video. A live performance (or 2 or 3, lol, since there are multiple iconic performances) definitely MUST come soon! A couple things become a bit clearer with these live performances. I don't want to give spoilers, but one of the contextual things you missed without explanation was in how they pronounced one phrase, which brought it close to sounding like a Korean swear word (changing the feel of the lyric, lol). They then emphasized this meaning with their choreo of aggressive pelvic thrusting. There are certainly those who don't look deeper into the meaning of the choreo, just as so many casual listeners don't try to understand the lyrics...their loss.
I don't think that's a spoiler, more a nudge in an interesting direction. I love the very... Aggressive choreo. I do think it's odd when people don't pick up on its meaning and just think it's hot 😂
@@evantesseract737 thanks for the feedback!🙂 The particular glee with which so many recommend the song to reactors (for the shock and titillation values alone) is irksome to me, as it seems to reinforce the stereotypes of the fandom being musically illiterate and focused only on the physical attractiveness of the members. Here we've got this brilliant stab, filled with nuance, at a societal problem, and we lead people to focus, with middle school level preoccupations, on crow"tits" and pelvic thrusts. Then we have to spend so much effort trying to redirect the attention back to the brilliance that was missed. SMH (Sorry I'm cranky. Looks like I've had too much "World" today and need to get back to my "BTS World" for healing) 💜
Thank you for your thoughtful reaction and the deep dive into the meaning and context of the lyrics. The hip thrusts are them dissing the silver spoons/storks, I think. It's funny how you totally missed RM doing those thrusts the first time but got JK doing the move even though he was behind J-hope! The protest and social commentary elements are what keep me listening to BTS; and also the way they bare their souls in other songs. I'm curious, how come you saying f****** comes across clear in the audio but the word s****** is muffled? Is that a function of what is considered upsetting in the censorship?
Would highly suggest you watch the explanation (DKDKTV) for this video in order to gain full understanding from a Korean perspective...it's deeper and more controversial than you might think. Lyric videos aren't really necessary then. A great way to do this kind of video is back to back with the explanation. For some reason there are reactors who avoid/ignore doing the explanations....I'm not sure why....but for certain songs...like Daechwita, Ddang, Ugh, Spring Day, etc., there's really no better way to fully understand and the reason I am ARMY is because of the brilliant songwriting and message. ARMY grandma
@@DGReacts we recommend the explanation videos not because *we* need to see it & understand, but for your own understanding. You did very well with a lot of the issues, but there were still a few things that you missed because of cultural context. Dkdktv isn't the only channel giving the Korean perspective, but they have tried to give a balanced view to non-Koreans that also shares a generational, cultural context and the perspective of how the song is understood/translated in its home of origin. If they have an explanation video for a song on their channel, it's advisable that you watch (even if only on your own time) as it's a fair bet that you will learn something from it. I've enjoyed your channel because you do think deeply, seriously, and intelligently about BTS 's lyrics, intuitively understanding the root message, and I believe most of us recommending further context do so out of appreciation for your efforts to get the most understanding out of your viewing. We hope to enhance that just a bit more for you.
I talk quite a bit about this one as the lyrics/message were too good to ignore so Timestamps/Chapters are available if you want to skip straight to the song or the dance practice :)
Loved your reaction
I think that you'll find Go Go just as fascinating. It's just as catchy and fun with the same subversive socio-economic statement. 🙂
I really like listening to your thoughts!
@@flyushkifly it's especially good when they're in silly costumes, the contrast just really gets me somehow 😂
right they are opposite of silver spoon for bapsae. BTS is speaking of need reinforcement more positive. I have a letter between namesake and great grandma explaining reason for lettering engraved on silver spoon. I confirm in family tree great grandma true name matches silver spoon
The DKDKTV explanation of the lyrics is a must watch for this song! There is a lot of cultural context that is missed if you’re not a native Korean speaker!
I too agree with you that the explanation video is a must. I got so much out of the explanation video, it really helped me to understand what the song was about. I respect BTS for writing about that topic and representing the young people who are struggling with getting jobs and being able to make a living. BTS had the courage to write about it even if it was consider wrong by people in power for them to speak on this topic.
Baepsae, Dis-ease, Spine Breaker, N.O, Am I wrong, Ugh!, etc. Honestly are the highlights of BTS music.
But people believe that BTS music are like PTD, Butter, Dynamite etc.
Though they are not bad songs, it just doesn't represent BTS music
You're so right... It might be at the core of their success tbh.
Only old armys would understand
@@temtaesionon7seas331 Not really, I'm very new just mid summer from last year 2022
At that time I barely new them and their music
But I knew them from their MV Dynamite, Butter, Permission to Dance but I honestly wasn't fond of it and think they are overrated 😅
But if I had seen their Spine Breaker MV first before those 3 MV's, I would have long been a fan
@@rafaelsmith5737 well some new armys also then I guess but like is mostly the old armys
@@temtaesionon7seas331 I get what you mean, most new Army probably only watch their popular songs
So they're not aware that such songs that I mentioned existed
Oh my gosh…. He got the DOPE references tho!! In Dope , RM said something like … “what , should we give up on 1, 3, 5 ? … when I watched the DKDKTV explanation to Baepsae, Then I understood why he said that in Dope!!!! Brilliantly and Lyrically BTS captures their SKorean generation and really did put BULLETPROOF Vests on all those Kids!!!!
I LOVE BTS !!!
Yup they are so good about repeating concepts like using Baepsae ideas in both Dope and also calling for the Baepsae to rise I’m Not Today.
This is one of my absolute favorite BTS songs but most folks don't dive in deep enough on it to really get it and I do not have that complaint today 😂
삼포 세대, 오포 세대
My entry into studying Korean. I was fascinated, especially by the pun in the next line, 육포 세대 - six-giving-up generation but also beef jerky generation 😂
Bapsae is full of sarcasm, irony, and mocking in meaning and even musically! The way they deliver the lyrics! The tones says it all! Bapsae is top-tier! Its so clever and even used as reference in a harvard law research paper about social-injustices
This is my favorite BTS song. The entire meaning and vibe is so good.
Same sis! And sometimes I even get "mad" at the boys for always joking about Baepsae and saying things like "Army want to see it live because of Hobi's hip thrusts". Of course I know they are joking hahah but at the same time I would love to tell them how relatable Baepsae is for me, and for many people out there. How comforting it is to know that you are definitely not the only one struggling with this "adulting" thing. And how I love how sarcastic and in-your-face the song is! A very millennial/gen Z response to the accusations that are always thrown at us as a generation. Cocky, rebellious, sarcastic, almost stupid. It's just insane the power Baepsae holds.
I don't understand how people my age can't see that it is so much worse today. As a single mom in the 90s working 2 jobs, I had it difficult, but the issues that made it hard for me are worse today. I feel like many people walk around with blinders on about how the world has changed. It's still changing.
Yep, same... I had it rough, but my kids are facing almost all those same challenges plus an absolutely impossible economic situation. Millennials get all the "giving up on" coverage... Gen Z just doesn't have any expectations at all. They work so hard.
One of the absolute top Bside songs from BTS and an eternal fan favorite (only partial for the numerous hip thrusts)l. I swear BTS writes bangers about social commentary then decide to make sure people pay attention with hot beats and hip thrusts (or body rolls). One of my absolute favorites.
The facts you spit! 💯😂
You’re the only reactor I have watched where I don’t even think of recommending u the explanation video cuz u always understand the assignment
It's super impressive
@@evantesseract737 yea he really is very smart n he actually takes it upon himself n researches it when he doesn’t understand something. Like it may seem simple but after watching so many reactors it really sets him apart
@@lalapozada7834 yeah, it's a good bit of why I'm here - I do that sort of thing too so it's nice to find someone who kind of thinks like me 😁
Jokes aside, these lyrics are really deep. It's just my whole life in almost 4 minutes🙃
I love the choreo that starts around 12:58. Where 1 starts a movement, then 2 follow him, then 4 follow along. If we extrapolate that, then army can keep doubling the number and building the movement.💜
Definitely one of the best BTS songs in my opinion. I have a thing for all their societal and critical tracks, but when the music, rapping, singing and dance are on point too, It's so satisfiying. (My favourite is still Am I Wrong, tho)
so much memory BAPSAE is the song i listen the more . young BTS alway's got me
To me, BAPSAE, NOT TODAY, and DOPE all tie loosely together. Yes, they are birds that basically saying f you to the storks. Also, Suga lost the bet and had to do the dance break at the end which is usually done by Hobi. You should see the live with them in the black and gold outfits. Awesome
I looooove this song: the lyrics!! This is the most "political" from BTS. And then this choreo is fantastic. J Hope is astonishing. He did a different choreo ending each time they did this live.
Always appreciate your deep dives into the lyrics and your interpretations. Always worth watching all the way through.
I appreciate your thoughtful discussion and reference to the explanatory materials too. It all makes the message of Baepsae even more relatable.
i love listening to people go on about topics that are related to bts songs, thank you for your taking time and sharing your knowledge
Loved this reaction so much DG! Thank you! So in this practice they were messing around a bit(They played rock, paper, scissor to decide who would do JHope's ending dance and Yoongi losed, lol), so I hope you check out a live performance so you can see JHope's part. He does different dances each performance and kills it every time!🔥🔥🔥
I know people are referring you to the DKDKTV "MV explained" for us non-Koreans but you're a smart guy and have been known to do your own research. There are obvious cultural references, as with a lot of BTS music, but with this song where the lyrics address obvious imbalances - generational, economical - I've watched your reactions before and know you dig into stuff like this on your own in order to put it into context based on other BTS content that you've reacted to as well. Each country has its points-in-time that impacts the culture, and music is one way that the generations express its own POV, which in the case of BTS, the local becomes global. The choreography "enhanced" the message in a cheeky way, each member interpreting the gesture in their own way - my personal favorite was j-hope. Whose was yours? If I could recommend a good live performance of this song, it would be 2015 Osaka - basically that whole concert, if you can watch it.
Yep. I do think it's good to get the linguistic stuff - that's what I missed in Baepsae personally, and this song is a good bit of why I'm studying Korean now 🤣 but it's true he digs in so well!
Loved that dance practice, especially the freezes.
Random piece of info: Sua's (Dreamcatcher) representing animal is also the crowtit/baepsae. Not because of any meaning behind it but just that she looks like one (round face, small, high energy, possibly because of her high pitched laugh as well)
Great reaction! I LOVE Baepsae ~ it’s a hidden gem in the BTS song world. The meaning behind it is incredible, and then you add in a funky groove and that iconic choreo, and it’s magic. Love, love, love…💜
I am a huge fan of your reaction videos....baepsae is one of my favourite bts songss.. thankyou for considering my request 😍🥰😊
You have to watch the live on this song! Compilation is great!
I normally never subscribe to reaction channels from one video because I want to see sincerity and even better if they have good insight and analysis of some aspect of BTS' work, whether it be dance, singing ability, cinematography, fashion, or whatever. That usually takes several videos to see. I love the way you tied in references to BTS' song Dope, showing you clearly pay attention and do research (or have diligently read ARMY comments). You sir have earned a follow right away! I really enjoy BTS reactions because one it is enjoyable to watch others others discover their artistry but secondly, I love learning new things about them and their work through the eyes of others. 💜 Have a great day everyone!
you might also like "Spine Breaker"
it's kinda the opposite of Baepsae, in a way.. it has a self (BTS) made music video and it's hilarious 😁
But like so many BTS songs, the more hilarious it seems, the deeper and more serious the lyrics are. "A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine to down." The sweeter the sound & the more "fun" the choreo, the more pointed the message. One of the things I love so much about them💜
Amazing reaction, I loved hearing your perspective on it, it was much appreciated. It shows, once again, how relatable Baepsae and its message are. I'd have to write a long ass essay in order to explain my perspective of Baepsae and how relatable it is for me, and I'm sure for many many people out there. You just earned a new subscription 🥰
Love your reaction as always. You dig into the lyrics to be able to understand what BTS would like to impart.
Wow! GREAT REACTION!! I always learn so much about the meaning of lyrics from watching you. I am a mother of 3 grown sons and my youngest is 24 yrs old. He is breaking his neck as a music producer and pro gamer. I had the advantage of a high paying job and reasonable cost of living. It is very different today for this generation. I’m forwarding this reaction to some friends who are on their kids back to ‘try harder’ and not compare them to a different generation and very different and difficult times! 🌹❤️🌹
PA Thks for another excellent breakdown💜
My all time favorite BTS song 🛐
It's right up there for me too 💜
Thanks for the time stamps! I watched the whole thing but I always appreciate being able to look ahead and at the video content. Great reaction
I'm glad that you got all of that right away💜💜
I loved your video reaction. Thank you for reacting and for taking the time to look things up. 55 yr old ARMY .
I see people have mentioned DKDK TV. The thing that makes there explanation videos so nice is that they cover the entertainment industry on their news like channel . They live in Korea and give you explanation’s about Korean culture and and lyrics. All these songs written in Korean ( with some English) are initially written for fans in their country ( BTS’s country and the older songs before any American awards) and from their point of view as young men. So DKDK TV translates Korean information and explains their culture ( them being Koreans themselves) in a way that is understandable without loosing too much in the actual translation. Let’s face it something’s are just hard to explain. But they do a great job translating the lyrics and making them understandable for those who know nothing of both the culture or the actual language. ( again example.. some words have multiple meanings based on how or when they are used.)
Anyway thank you again for your time and effort in the videos. Give DKDK TV a try and see what you think. It might go well with your explorations into the meanings. You know take it to the next level. All info is good info , because knowledge is power.💜
Спасибо. Посмотрите видео с концерта на эту песню, эмоции просто зашкаливают. Пойду пересмотрю.
My favorite top5 bts songs💜
This is the song that stops army from bringing their parents to a bts concert xD
Aku sangat suka dengan lagu ini karna lyrics&musik yang sangat bagus😊
Best video and song great choice love BTS
Live performance bapsae its crazy. 🤕🤕🤕. I like it
Wow. I've been ARMY since 2017 and I always knew the flapping wings represented the bird. But I never thought to connect their one legged moves as the bird meaning!! I absolutely love your reactions because you are so genuine, quick and smart about what things mean, and very interested in the lyrics meaning and cultural meanings. You might also check out doolsetbangtan. She does AMAZING translations explaining references and explanations of word play, how lyrics connect to previous eras and things BTS have talked about. Keep up the amazing work! Favorite reactor!!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts about this, this song is very interesting and really deep. BTS did it really well. Thank you for this.💜🫶
There may not be an MV for this but there are live performances that you can watch.
You must watch Silver Spoon explained by Korean 🔥🔥🔥
great reaction👍👍👍can't wait to your next BTS reaction,😍😍😍😍you will find more and more your favorite songs of BTS🤣🤣🤣
One of my faves
Dang... inflation and stuff going around nowadays I feel this song even more.... Have you watched gogo dance practice ? it is SO fun it's like Baepsae
This all played out really similarly in the US so the song hits here too. Remember all the "millennials killed the..." news articles?
The "remember" is aimed at my fellow US folks but I bet some of the same messages have been common all over.
You should watch this with a live performance
I hear you re the "exposure" bullshit. Everyone in a creative field deals with that. Or people thinking they don't have to pay for an idea. Once I became a producer I flatly refused to do that to another artist. When we get any kind of power, we have to stop it. One of the many reasons I love BTS is that they call this stuff out. Much deeper and more important than just a bunch of love songs.
all the dance practice i cant take my eyes of jimin 🥵
This song is so underrate! thanks for the reaction, I really love your analysis. also not so long ago you did a listening party to the new album monsta x, I strongly recommend you to listen album FATAL LOVE by them
I hope you can see BTS's other videos💜💜💜💜💜
U must watch bapsae live version
one of my favourite BTS songs forever 💜even before I saw the choreography made by Jhope 🤣
The song is about generation before us can easier to bought house, car etc. Our generation has no chance to f.ex. own the house in 20s by normal work
This song is the only one I can dance and really enjoy it, I dance for fun in my kitchen 😅
**ARMY PLEASE HELP ME! Should I edit for SPOILERS?**
You did a great job breaking this down, as I said under another's recommendation for an explanation video. A live performance (or 2 or 3, lol, since there are multiple iconic performances) definitely MUST come soon! A couple things become a bit clearer with these live performances. I don't want to give spoilers, but one of the contextual things you missed without explanation was in how they pronounced one phrase, which brought it close to sounding like a Korean swear word (changing the feel of the lyric, lol). They then emphasized this meaning with their choreo of aggressive pelvic thrusting. There are certainly those who don't look deeper into the meaning of the choreo, just as so many casual listeners don't try to understand the lyrics...their loss.
I don't think that's a spoiler, more a nudge in an interesting direction.
I love the very... Aggressive choreo. I do think it's odd when people don't pick up on its meaning and just think it's hot 😂
@@evantesseract737 thanks for the feedback!🙂 The particular glee with which so many recommend the song to reactors (for the shock and titillation values alone) is irksome to me, as it seems to reinforce the stereotypes of the fandom being musically illiterate and focused only on the physical attractiveness of the members. Here we've got this brilliant stab, filled with nuance, at a societal problem, and we lead people to focus, with middle school level preoccupations, on crow"tits" and pelvic thrusts. Then we have to spend so much effort trying to redirect the attention back to the brilliance that was missed. SMH (Sorry I'm cranky. Looks like I've had too much "World" today and need to get back to my "BTS World" for healing) 💜
Try DKDKTV a Korean explains BTS. They explain what the Korean slang used and line by line explanation.
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Thank you for your thoughtful reaction and the deep dive into the meaning and context of the lyrics. The hip thrusts are them dissing the silver spoons/storks, I think. It's funny how you totally missed RM doing those thrusts the first time but got JK doing the move even though he was behind J-hope! The protest and social commentary elements are what keep me listening to BTS; and also the way they bare their souls in other songs. I'm curious, how come you saying f****** comes across clear in the audio but the word s****** is muffled? Is that a function of what is considered upsetting in the censorship?
The video was mirror dance practice.
Pay attention to the text above, for example bomb is written in reverse.
Why didn't you watch the original show?
1:31. 8:02. 15:41. 18:35
If you find time you can definitely check DKDKTV's explanation of this song. It's crazy
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this dance practice isn't really a serious one..they do that to some of their other dance practices like War of Hormone, Spring Day, etc...
I know, but it kinda fits with the message in a way 😅
Would highly suggest you watch the explanation (DKDKTV) for this video in order to gain full understanding from a Korean perspective...it's deeper and more controversial than you might think. Lyric videos aren't really necessary then. A great way to do this kind of video is back to back with the explanation. For some reason there are reactors who avoid/ignore doing the explanations....I'm not sure why....but for certain songs...like Daechwita, Ddang, Ugh, Spring Day, etc., there's really no better way to fully understand and the reason I am ARMY is because of the brilliant songwriting and message. ARMY grandma
@@DGReacts we recommend the explanation videos not because *we* need to see it & understand, but for your own understanding. You did very well with a lot of the issues, but there were still a few things that you missed because of cultural context. Dkdktv isn't the only channel giving the Korean perspective, but they have tried to give a balanced view to non-Koreans that also shares a generational, cultural context and the perspective of how the song is understood/translated in its home of origin. If they have an explanation video for a song on their channel, it's advisable that you watch (even if only on your own time) as it's a fair bet that you will learn something from it. I've enjoyed your channel because you do think deeply, seriously, and intelligently about BTS 's lyrics, intuitively understanding the root message, and I believe most of us recommending further context do so out of appreciation for your efforts to get the most understanding out of your viewing. We hope to enhance that just a bit more for you.