Yes please! 💜react to *’The Rise of Bangtan’ the series* pls. It’s really good. Also.. don’t forget to turn on the subtitles CC and read all the text. 💜😊 love your reaction! I know that you guys still new to kpop so you’ll have a few misunderstandings but it’s ok! Waiting for more BTS content. Thank you so much 💓
5:50, I think what the comments meant is that there is no main figure. RM is the leader of the group, but that doesn't mean more prominence or more lines. Being the leader only implies more responsibilities, such as establishing good communication between the group and the company.
Omg… the last video was accurate and so is this one. They aren’t telling you conflicting things. This video told you Jin was recruited off the street. The last video told you Jin is NOW a vocalist, songwriter, etc. Both of those things are true. BTS has been around a long time at this point. Jin joined the group in 2011. In the last decade, he has become what he is now, but he started as an actor.
The last video also said he was recruited off the street and originally studied acting, so there is NO conflicting information. I’m a little confused by the confusion …
They were busy talking over the 1st video during Jin's part so they missed that info about him. It pissed me off a bit because if you don't pay attention to reading the sub titles then you'll miss out on a lot of details and then can't connect the dots later. It's better they pause the video to make commentary than talking over it. But I like their rate of learning, atleast they are able to name a few members now. Also they seem to be digesting the info and are able to form an opinion, ask questions and discuss the info based on what they understand unlike other reactors who just watch and don't seem to digest the info or understand the significance of the introductory video
No one said that there's no leader, but we said there's no MAIN GUY or most popular member. Namjoon is the leader, but that doesn't mean he gets the most lines or the center stage. RM's leader duties ultimately come down to leading the team business wise, and being the voice between the company and the band, while also acting as their spokesperson. That's what we meant when we said there's no lead person, like Justin Timberlake and Harry Styles. They all contribute SOMETHING to the group.
Even tho Jin was picked „”from the street” he still had to work real hard maybe even harder than others because he didnt have any experience and the group was chosen from about 30 trainees so he had to dance and sing better than the rest that wasnt eventually chosen... just wanted to say that maybe it was luck that he got the chance to be a trainee but it was his hard work and talent that got him into bts
RM is and always has been the leader of BTS. In the last video the members praised him as best leader. They did not all have talents in everything when they started thats why in kpop there is a training system and that can last from few months to few years before you even debut.
When it comes to BTS, you really need to cast your preconceived notions of what a boyband is or what kpop is aside. The reason why they are so successful and well loved is because they broke out from those limiting molds. The best way to get to know them is to listen without prejudice (accdg to Suga). This is a team, a family in every sense of the word. There is no FRONTMAN or main person or the most famous one like in the western boybands. Not one person is greater or better than the others. They are all amazing in their own right. Each one has a unique set of skills and when put together creates this wild and beautiful Bangtan mixture. But Namjoon is the leader of the group. He is the middleman between the company and the team. He is praised by all the boys for being the best leader He takes care of the team and the team takes care of him. J-hope is their dance leader. This again doesn't mean he is the main guy. This means he learns the dances fast so he can help guide and teach the boys the choreo.
Don't confuse yourselves,pay more attention to what your watching or reading,and it's a K-pop thing that every group should have someone who keep the whole group in check which is the leader even tho not all groups have one but there's always someone who has to take charge.And yes Jin was lucky but you don't just jump right into becoming a K-pop idol,you have to put yourself through training for upto 4-8 years of constant training day and night,where you even end up not making it through which means you're eliminated or not debuting where as you have to wait more.
RM is the leader of BTS that’s correct it’s just that there’s no main person in the group. It is crazy that Jin was picked up off the streets lol. Glad you guys are reacting to this documentary it’s my favorite one you learn way more about them. Thanks for connecting with us we love to see it, keep it up guys! Can’t wait for more reaction videos!
I wouldn't say he is completely lucky...they were picked as trainees and they had to compete with several other trainees like 30-40trainees and you have to put so much effort to debut in a 7member grp...they really worked hard to secure their places for debut..
Yeah...Kpop training seems so hard and toxic :( I would never be able to handle all that pressure, they need to have a really stable mental health too honestly
Some advice. You keep asking the thing that actually already mentioned in the video. So please pause the video when u want to comment or discuss something because you didnt give a full attention to the video n lose some important details. Btw dont worry about a long video, you will never get any complaints if it regarding BTS. 💜
5:47 they signed him in first and when all the members were found or a few of them he was chosen as the leader. There is no main person in bts all of them r main (meaning important) in different ways. The meaning of leader in Kpop is acting as a medium between the grp and the company and keeping the grp focused and motivated. Just like how there is a captain for a sport’s team. Even without one member it is not possible to move on. 13:46 they initially were to debut as a hip hop grp and u can see many elements of tht in their initial songs. The CEO later decided to debut them as a Kpop grp. They even went to the USA to gain experience and learn more abt hiphop (Edit) (deleted to make it clear) One important thing I wanted to mention is from the previous introduction video where u assumed, it is common in many Asian countries to show affection between ppl of the same gender in such fashion by hugging. It may seem weird (as it was for me growing up for some time abroad but later understood after going back to my home country) but I hope u get to know tht being touchy between the same gender just means u have become close. Nowadays due to the influence of the west it is reducing but it is a very common way of showing how much u care for another person And unlike the boy grp system in the States where u audition to join a grp, in Korea u audition to become a trainee. Different companies have different amnt of trainees but the range is usually 30-50. U have to battle all these other ppl to be part of a grp. Even if Jin was lucky to get recognized and scouted he also had to work very hard to make it to the final line up, he also mentions it. Training periods can last from 4 months to 10 years in extreme circumstances. In this time period u have to prove tht u r worthy and r ready to showcase wht u learnt and ur talents. There r chances u train a lot but never get to debut. So pls don’t think it is just luck there is a lot of hardworking put into it
I think your comment was really great but I hope they don't re-address the gay reactions. I think that would open them up to more harsh criticism. They have obviously learned from their mistakes influenced by Western ignorance and their age and are trying to take things more seriously. I also agree they should learn more about, not just Korean, but other cultures especially when it comes to norms of affection. However, I think it would only harm or discourage them if they verbally brought it up again. I'm sure you, like the rest of us know how many people write hateful comments just to get a reaction. I hope these kids don't have to deal with that too much. Borahae 💜
@@Shire3366. The only reason I wanted them to look at a few of them is bcs a few of them clearly and respectfully tried to convey abt it. I really wish tht some of them hadn’t just spoken a bit harshly but it is necessary for them to know the difference in certain things if they continue to react to them and understand. (P.s. I am not as old as u think I am😄)
@@anaghaagauri4884 Yes, you are right! It is good for them to learn and know the difference, not just for future reactions, but in life itself. Maybe I'm too optimistic or naive, but I want them to learn without getting hurt. I realize that's not really possible, but I'm a mom, I protect. Just what I do. Thank you for being so patient and mature with me as well.😏 (beautifully editted btw)
1) RM is the leader, but that doesn’t mean that he is the main person. It just means that he has more responsibilities between the group and company and leads the group. 2) K-Pop is an industry where idol trainees are trained to be performers, not a genre. BTS did start off with a hiphop genre but eventually branched out into other genres as well. 3) The last video listed all the attributes of the members RIGHT NOW, not before they joined the company. Jin IS a vocalist, writer, and producer but back before bts was created, he wasn’t. 4) Both videos are completely accurate and are saying the same things, this might sound like an attack but you guys just keep having a bunch of misconceptions.
Just to clear up this (3:28) the way these groups are formed isn't something exclusive to BigHit, and it isn't some novel method that the CEO created. That is quite literally how the industry works. You are either scouted by an agency or you audition to join. There are tons of agencies in Korea. If you are accepted you sign on to the agency and become a trainee. From there you practice hours and hours every day, you do evaluations, you train in rapping/singing/dancing and if you aren't from Korea or if Korean isn't your first language you take Korean lessons. The time you spend as a trainee can range from a couple months to nearly a decade, and some trainees just never make it and don't ever get to debut in a group. What determines whether or not you debut is when the company thinks you are ready, they will put you in a group once they think you are prepared to debut. This is how it works at pretty much every company (for example, BigHit, JYP Entertainment, SM Entertainment, Cube Entertainment, PNation, YG Entertainment, all companies with some big groups that use this method.)
K-pop is not a genre, it's an industry. Thinking kpop is a genre is like saying "a-pop" (American pop) is a genre, when u have numerous different genres in America. What you think "Kpop" is, is actually called "idol music" in Korea (mostly pop and electronic music). And even idol music has a lot of different genres, like the American pop scenario. BTS are Korean musicians, therefore for the western public they'd be called "kpop" because westerners think any artist from south Korea does kpop (idol music), but in reality there's a big discussion if BTS can be considered to do idol music or being idols at all. Their main genres are hip-hop, pop, edm and r&b. To simplify: kpop = American music industry, but in Korea. Idol music = the pop music in America, but in Korea. Korean music = just music in Korean man idk what to tell u 💀 BTS does Korean music and idol music. The funny thing is that they have way more hip-hop/rap, r&b and edm in their +200 songs discography than outright bubblegum pop, but people keep thinking they're a pop boyband.
Hope you guys can just watch the whole video all at once.. you also didn't address the over 100 comments from the last video about your behaviour on thinking the members were gay, please address it soon
Maybe it's just me, but why is this channel different from the others.. On the other channels they watch an introduction video and immediately understand. But this one, they repeated the same question from the previous introduction video and were confused by the same thing too. They pause to discuss what will actually be conveyed in the video in the next minute. If only they held back not to cut in the middle but to observe / focus until the end, they would not be confused or ask the same thing. Well, maybe a lot of people have a lot of patience in this.. hehehe 🙏💜
I feel the exact same way. Half the time they aren’t focusing on what the video is saying. They’re focusing on irrelevant things that will be explained later in the video or having 3 minute tangential discussions in which they talk about things they misread or misunderstood from comments. Like they’re solidifying their own misunderstandings. I wish they would clear their brains of their own misconceptions or assumptions and actually focus and listen to what is being said.
@@natashap6584 hehehe fr..I don't have much patience so I skipped this video at the beginning while they were pausing to talk.. 🤭🙏 I immediately left a comment hoping they could get better because actually ARMYs have given a lot of advice in their previous videos 💜🙏
@@WhalienDNA like how they couldn't take their eyes off the KAWS figures in the last video to actually read the information that was being presented? 😐
Jin rode a certain bus and got picked up by the agency when he got off. Well, that's what I've heard for so long since I became an ARMY and Jin said in an interview or VLive that if he'd go back time when he was a teen, he'd live his life differently and more productively but he'd make sure to ride the same bus when he'd turn 20 since that was the time he was scouted by Big Hit. :)
@13:57 yeah he wasn't, but he is now. Initially, he mightve been given the opportunity due to luck, but he worked hard to develop his skills and become the amazing artist that he is today.
yall have such narrow perspective of everything lmao why do you need to be explained things 5 times like... it's not that hard to comprehend stuff. also clearly yall doing this for views and clout and not bc ur interested in the group..on the channel if you weren't you would have addressed the issue from previous video;;;
There's a leader but the leader is NOT the "Beyonce" of the group. He is a bridge between the company/record label and the group....he presents the group's ideas to the company and vice versa and he is also responsible for whatever happens to the group. He was chosen as the leader because the group was formed around him...he was the first member to join BTS plus he is very responsible, considerate, is a great communicator, has integrity, is empathetic, self-aware, ethical, innovative, selfless, a great listener, respectful, trustworthy and all the good traits of a good leader.
I think what Suga said in a interview is the best description for what K-pop means: “‘K-pop includes not just the music, but the clothes, the makeup, the choreography…all these elements I think sort of amalgamate together in a visual and auditory content package, that I think sets it apart from other music or maybe other genres" "Integration of different content.” But you will still find a lot of comments saying things like "BTS is not K-pop" because they truly went above k-pop and well.. whatever they do became it's own genre. In general, a lot of people don't know where categorize them since their discography is so diverse and also because kpopies keep hating. Here's the definition and origine of the term BTS pop: "Term used to describe bts' music in order to not limit it to a single genre due to the fact bts' music explores a range of different genre and sounds. Originated from an interview with the recording academy in which BTS answered that "BTS is the genre" to a statement about how their album Map of the Soul 7 "touches on many genres and sounds" and "breaks free from genre confines" as said by the recording academy. From there fans coined the term btspop to distance it from the genre of kpop A lot of kpop fans disagree with bts being regarded as their own genre as they thinks its unfair to say bts is different from kpop, however its also a lot of the same kpop fans who at the same time say that bts' music is 'becoming westernized' and critique them for no longer 'sounding like kpop'"
Okay so I think I'm gonna stop watching these guys. Their reactions don't seem to be getting any better even after so many of us have tried to offer sincere constructive criticism and corrections to their mistaken assumptions and assertions. I think it's going in one ear and out the other. My impression so far has been that they jump to conclusions based on their own preconceived notions, and they continue to to spout those assertions even after ARMYs have corrected or refuted them in previous videos. Maybe (Hopefully) I'm wrong, but it really feels like they just aren't capable of recognizing and moving past their own biases, or maybe they just aren't listening to us or don't care that much. Either way, I'm not here for it. More patient ARMY than me may stay and try to lead them to the light, but they're getting views and interactions from us right now whether they take our words to heart or not, so I'm not gonna incentivize them to continue by giving them any more views.
RM is the leader of bts. The Concept of bts was formed because of him. Jin the oldest member in a recent video called him the "Heart of bts". It was after bang pd signed rm he had the idea for the group bts. What people meant by 'no lead' was that there is no 'beyonce' of destiny's child situation in this group. All of them have roles to play equally and if one of them is missing it would throw off the entire group dynamic. An example of this is jhope. He is the 'performance captain' or the second leader. He organises practices and stage performances and perfects the choreography. If he is missing it would affect bts's stage performances. And that's what differentiates bts from other groups. They have roles to play. Check out their album map of the soul 7. It's one of their masterpieces.
🚨PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ🚨: thank you for reacting!!, Rm is the leader of BTS. what people were saying is THERE IS NO MAIN GUY meaning they are all a part of the group, none of the members are backup dancers for another member. Just bc Rm is the leader doesnt mean he's in the centre or all focus is on him, like i said THERE IS NO MAIN GUY they all contribute. I also want to meantion that when BTS was formed they were orginally supossed to be a hip-hop group, instead of being a regular hip-hop group they went on to do many diffrent /styles genres of music such as R&B,Ballad,EDM,POP and more not just hip-hop. Pleae take your time to 100% fully understand what people are trying to say in the comments, there are a lot of comments with really good info, if you take the time to read comment like this one they can help you a lot.
People said, there's no main person like in this group and everyone is equally important, but there's a leader who is Rm, he handles the communication between his members and the company and keeps his group united. He's kind of like a spokesperson of the group. And as you deep dive into this group you will realise that without even one member they wouldn't have made it far in their career as a group. All 7 of them have something very important to contribute to the group both musically and in their relationship and dynamic. They have 3 rappers who are also primary songwriters: leader(RM) who is the main songwriter, a dance leader/Street dancer(JHOPE) who can compose, a producer who also writes(SUGA), And the 4 vocalists: an actor who can belt like in musicals(JIN) , a baritone with a huge range who also acts(V), a centerpiece who is main vocal(JUNGKOOK), and a tenor who specialised in contemporary dance(JIMIN). Their contributions are very specific so If you remove one person the whole thing loses control. And they have hundreds of songs so nobody is going to complain about a member not getting their time. They have several subunit songs with each other and solo songs within the groups albums. So yeah it worked for them. It can't be replicated by anybody. People have been trying to replicate bts's success for years and failing now both in the Korean music industry as well as the western market. It's because you can't replicate specific skills and you certainly can't replicate the chemistry they have created over 10 years. The way they produce music is incredibly fascinating. In their album which was released a few days ago called proof, they released demo songs... and these demo songs are created by individual members for the group. That's how they work.They create music individually and then pass it around each other adding details. They also compete with one another to write songs. In the song dis-ease for example, it was composed by member jhope. He got stuck at the bridge and couldn't figure it out. And then 2 other members jimin and jk, both did versions of melodies for the bridge and sent it to him. One got selected by jhope and made it into the song. In blue and grey composed by member V, RM the primary songwriter and Suga the rapper/producer both wrote verses for the chorus. V selected suga's verse because it fit his theme better. So yeah there is some fun stuff to explore behind bts too.
Yes, companies like Big Hit (now known as Hybe) create multiple groups. If you want to be an idol, you have to become a trainee at a company first. You go through incredibly difficult training for years at a time before you're finally ready. And if you're lucky enough to be chosen to be in a group, you get to debut as an official idol group. Hybe has a few groups under their belt right now like BTS, TXT, Enhypen, Seventeen, a new girl group called Le SSerafim, and many others (including solo artists). Though when it comes to Enhypen, they're under Hybe while BTS is under Big Hit Music. Big Hit Music's parent company is Hybe. For me, it's still tricky to wrap my head around since I was a fan before Big Hit Entertainment was rebranded lmao
As an Old Army who's seen many start-up channels reacting to BTS ( of course you know some of them do react to bts for views.. So yeah), I'm not getting good vibes from this channel. :)
Don’t know what you’re talking about lol cause I’m getting great vibes from this channel cause they’re trying to learn more about one of the biggest/greatest groups ever and how Kpop works cause they have no idea and it’s interesting and different. Also get a good experience in the culture too. Plus they’re giving what the people want to see them react to.
@@griddylex3046 I mean I guess if you think "trying to learn" means they keep making the same wrong assumptions about the guys and how the group functions despite the countless ARMYs who have been here correcting them and trying to help them understand why those views are incorrect...then yeah sure
To be honest you guys don't seem like you're really paying attention Like... How it's so difficult? Omg c'on! Look, it's easy: big hit (now HYBE) is the company. Simple. It's their company. Rm is the leader. NOT the main guy, not the brigth one. JUST the one who leads the group, who inspires, encourages and motivates the other members. They' re not a hiphop grup. They supose to be. Kpop is not a genre, it's an industry
Also, in Taylor Nakamoto's video for the intro to BTS she was putting in their roles in BTS. All of them write, compose and produce for BTS and for themselves. The main writers and producers are mostly from the rap line. Also, in Kpop all these companies (JYP, CUBE, SM ENTERTAINMENT, YG, RBW, P NATION, etc.) all have trainees that train for years to debut in a group. And it varies, for some they can choose trainees from a batch to debut as X group. From being trainees to being members of the group they will have to live together in their dorms. Obviously, when BTS started they had a small dorm since their company couldn't afford much but as they got bigger they also moved to better and bigger places.
Hi! Wow, so many comments on here and not all of them nice 🤨. It's good to listen to CONSTRUCTIVE criticism to improve your channel or give people what they want, but plz remember sometimes ppl attack the ones learning instead of the mistakes that were made. I'm not saying to ignore the mistakes. You must be aware of them, learn from them, and make up for the harm it caused, but I hope people learn to encourage patiently and teach rather than making a person feel like shit. I understand however the world is not like that most of the time (maybe that's why we need BTS). Just remember guys this is your channel, DO YOU! No one is perfect, everyone does everything in their own time and in their own way. Everyone is learning in life. And BTS has written MANY songs about loving yourself even though we are not perfect, or we are lost in life, finding who we really are! If some get frustrated or hateful, they don't need to watch.
Kpop has terms that have different meanings than the same term in western music. RM is the leader. Bang was very impressed by RM and felt he would be a good one. A leader of a kpop group has responsibilities, like a captain of a sports team (communicating directions and info from above, representing members' concerns, motivating when needed, making decisions (good leaders listen to members), being the role model for the members). In western music, a leader like Justin Timberlake would be called the main vocalist in Kpop. (BTW, there is a cultural difference in Korea--and is very common outside of western cultures--the priority is on the team/group, not on individual success like in western culture. Yes, BTS is currently working on individual projects right now, but they see this as an important step to becoming better BTS members.) Kpop uses lead and main for positions in a group. RM is the main rapper, while Suga and J-Hope are each the lead rappers, and Jungkook is a sub rapper. Main dancers are J-Hope and Jimin (they help the other members with choreo), while Jungkook is a lead dancer. Jungkook is the main vocalist, Jimin is the lead vocalist, and Jin and V are vocalists. (IMO, BTS has been together for so long that some of these lines have blurred.) Kpop is popular music in Korea--the music "young" people listen to so it includes pop, rap, edm, alternative rock, etc. Kpop began in the early 1990s. BTS is 3rd generation Kpop. Some international ARMYs are not fully aware of Kpop means inside Korea, and they reflect the western definition of pop being catchy tunes with little substance. Also, Kpop is the whole package--what members wear, look like, the intricate MVs, the music, production, activities, presentation. Another term you have not run into yet is 'comeback', In Kpop, a comeback is when a group/performer releases a new album. There is a whole schedule that goes with a release TV shows, interviews, MVs followed by concerts. They then go into the off-season to prepare for the next album and comeback.
K-pop is not a genre, it is an industry. There are rappers, vocalists, solo artists, groups, rnb artists, bands, trot artists, etc. The most popular globally are groups like BTS. All the groups usually have a leader (very few groups don't have one, I only know one group that doesn't have a leader, meanwhile some bigger groups have 2 or even 3). Leader is not the 'main person' of the group. Leader usually is the link between the group and the company, it's just someone who the group can rely on. In most kpop groups the eldest member is the leader (it's a cultural thing in south korea and Asia, elders are addressed with respect) but for BTS (and other younger groups under big hit, now hybe) they give the leader position to the person who is most suitable irrespective of age. Also some companies give their artists freedom to write and produce their own songs. So you can see why BTS is credited as producer, writer or composer. Of course it it different for every member as they cannot possess same ability. BTS's rap line is very experienced so they have the most credits. Some companies do not give their artists creative freedom or the artist is just not experienced in that field. Usually kpop groups have a leader, main rapper, lead rapper, main vocalist, lead vocalist, main dancer, lead dancer, sub-vocalist, sub-rapper, visual, centre positions. But nowadays they just got rid of this and there are just rappers, vocalists and dancers. Some newer groups don't even have such positions (except leader) as everyone is an all-rounder. I think when people think of kpop they think of something very unexpected and usually when people react for the first time they say stuff like "this is not what I expected". When in reality it is just music in Korean language or sung by Korean people. The only difference of kpop with western industry is that kpop pays a lot of attention towards performance and visuals along with singing or rapping while western music doesn't (except very few).
I’m lovin seeing y’all get more into BTS and I can’t wait for more content. But may I ask if you mind pausing the vid before you say anything and restart once talking. You do pause but start talking slightly before the pause, leading to you missing out on detail from the subs/video. Thanks so much for the reaction tho!! :)) We as army want to help with y’all know more bout the boys and go deeper down the rabbit hole. I hope y’all will take every info and tips into consideration :)
Jin was "taken off the streets", but obviously after his time as a trainee he learned to sing, he he involved in music and to this day produced and composed songs, so he is a producer and writer, the video where he is introduced is good in everything he says, and Rm if he is the leader.
My biggest career milestones opportunities happen so randomly, similar to Jin. I got my dream job after I randomly meet my now boss at a park and strike a conversation about food which than evolves to what we do and our passion.... Got hired right when I was finishing grad school. I moved abroad for my undergrad studies almost 7 years ago after I heard someone mention an opportunity while stranding in a queue to get some documentation and decided to check it right there and then which coincidentally was the last application day. Things always work in mysterious ways and sometimes when you plan for it, it just doesn't happen and then it hits you when you least expect it. Things right now are hard, the economy is a mess but keep on being passionate about what you do and what you love and something will work out for you when you least expect it.
Either you misunderstood the comments or they were wrong. Namjoon is and has always been the leader. Maybe the comment was saying there is no "main" person like there typically is with groups. There no main person but there IS a leader.
U guys should def watch “rise of bangtan” episode 1. It sort of explains the way kpop groups work and how their put together. It also explains y bts and big hit are diff from other Kpop groups
Oh I'm not sure if anyone told you but in Asian cultures they put the last name 1st. So when they say Kim Namjoon. Namjoon is his name and Kim is his surname or family name. Suga's name is Min Yoongi, so that means his name is Yoongi and his family name is Min. Interesting fact Suga is actually royalty.
FYI: Big Hit Entertainment still exists under HYBE and HYBE was founded by the same person who founded Big Hit. They just have different music labels and companies under them. One of the companies under them is Ithica Holdings which is an investment holding company focused on the media & entertainment and consumer brand sectors. It was founded by talent manager Scooter Braun, who manages musicians like Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Zac Brown Band, Dan + Shay, Demi Lovato, Tori Kelly, and J. Balvin.
hip hop is known for speaking the truth and diss haters so they looked for rappers who could produce too and found suga and RM. but they realised that they needed dancers and singers too just like a normal kpop groups had, or else they would be outsiders. there is 100 kpop groups and all of them are a dancers and singer and rapper but none of them write their own music and their lyrics are shallow and they all sound the same to me. but BTS is different because you know who they are as people and when you hear their songs it´s way more heartfelt and sincere. they also have unique voices so you easily know who sings what. and even when you read a lyric you just know who sang that because they all write in their own style
I think BH were the lucky ones as Jin had a bright future as an actor and as an artist another company wanted him too and Big Hit was lucky to sign him.
RM is the leader of the group. But more like team captain or from a business standpoint. It's not like a Justin Timberlake or Michael in the Jackson 5. In BTS that role would be JK, but in idol groups it's not the leader, it's the Center position.
Also there's a difference between Korean age and international age, so you'll keep hearing different ages for them, I recommend just forgetting about it lol keep in mind they were mostly teens when they debuted and now are mostly in their mid/late 20s and u good to go, cause u won't be able to keep calculating their ages.
I love y’all’s reactions but u seriously gotta pay more attention💀RM is the leader of bts he’s like the “authority” but he’s not the main guy. There is no main guy, they’re all equal parts important to the group. And Jin had no background in music, he was studying to be an actor when someone from big hit saw him on the street and asked him to join the company and become a trainee. That’s when he learned to sing and dance. Whatever it is you guys know about bands just throw it out bc K-pop is rlly different when it comes to bands/groups
No main person in BTS. We love all of them. Even though we have a ‘Bias’ (favorite person) but Army love all of them. No one is better than anyone. They’re all important to Army equally 💜🥰
Thanks, second part will be very interesting. In fan chant order (starts with leader then oldest) this is the original positions: RM leader, main rapper, had to learn to dance and sing from scratch Jin visual, sub vocalist learnt to sing and dance from scratch Suga lead rapper learnt to sing and dance from scratch J Hope Dance leader, main dancer, sub rapper, learnt to rap from scratch Jimin Main dancer, lead vocalist V visual, sub vocalist, dancer Jungkook Main vocalist, sub rapper, dancer, centre (he usually stands in the centre in official photos, press conference and sometimes in choreo formation), maknae (youngest) Rap-line RM, Suga, J Hope Vocal line Jin, Jimin, V, Jungkook Dance line J Hope, Jimin, Jungkook, V It’s really great of Bang PD (CEO of Big Hit/ Hybe but now he stepped down to do other personal music projects) to make Suga and RM producers even tho they were so young. Now they all compose and produce. He let them have artistic freedom unlike in majority of kpop groups. They were bit like being home schooled :) Big Hit label is under Hybe founded by Bang PD and has many kpop groups and artists including Justine Bieber and Ariadne Grande. BTS also has shares in Hybe. Only two groups BTS and TXT) are under Big Hit label now.
I’ll come back once y’all get a clue🕵🏻♀️ I can see the cloud around y’all’s head..That clouds y’all’s ears and minds.I’ll be back once that cloud clears up! It always does
It’s your channel and you can structure it how you want, but I feel it’s a little frustrating to watch in tiny chunks so I’ll wait until the whole thing is uploaded b4 I watch.
8eight was co-ed vocal trio group (2 males 1 women) and they are a collaboration project between bighit and source music (there is female group that already disband called GLAM, is also a collaboration project between bighit and source music). while 2AM is created and belong to JYP label (one of big 3 in kpop industry) but because of JYP CEO is a close friend with Bang PD (bighit CEO), so JYP make a business contract with Bighit to co-manage 2AM and some of JYP trainees. So 2AM is not belong or created by Bighit, they just co-manage them with JYP. Until now, bighit only created 2 groups that really belong to them completely (not a collaboration project with other labels). BTS, as their first group and TXT, their second group that debuted on 2019. And the other groups that under Hybe label, is from their acquisition subsidiary labels. Hybe subsidiary labels is : bighit entertainment, source music, Pledis entertainment , Be-lift lab, Koz entertainment, and Hybe America (Ithaca Holdings consist Atlas music publishing, big machine label group, BMlG record, big machine record and the valory music co)
One Time wasn't Hitman Bang's group -- he was just inspired by the idea of them. I think you guys were talking when the video explained that part. (Not complaining about it, though). I think you guys might help yourselves out of some of the confusion if you just watch first, and then analyze. Many of your questions are answered if you just wait to watch. :)
They can get more "high view count" videos this way 🙃 Or ya know...delete and refilm one of the parts if they are rightfully called out for making baseless assumptions about the guy's sexualities. I mean I honestly thought maybe they were just aware that their reaction to the last part of the video wasn't fit to be uploaded since it was likely full of more of the same kind of narrow-minded confirmation bias fallacies, but after seeing this one where they continue to feed into some of those assumptions despite being corrected already...yeah I'm not so optimistic now
@@dianadoinea1999 they’re not doing it to clout chase or get high count views like that lol. When they made the part one of the first documentary they said no one will watch a one hour video but not to get views tho that’s just logical but they don’t know yet that ARMY watches anything no matter what right? Does ARMY watch a one hour videos of reactions no matter what? They’re just starting out to learn about BTS and Kpop cause they never listened to them or any kpop music ever before so just relax please 🙏💜 they’re trying their best they can. At first it’s overwhelming but they’ll get it and understand everything real soon!
No "main person" is correct because all 7 are important and no one person takes the limelight in their music or performances. That's what armys meant cos BTS is 7; a unit! You guys need to be more attentive cos you're misinterpreting a lot that armys talk about in the comments. But RM is officially the "leader" of the group. Every kpop group has a leader and they have some added responsibilities. In this case, RM is the middle person who communicates his team's concerns to the company and the company's feedback back to the other members. Since he knows English he is also the spokesperson for the group during English interviews or events. He became the leader also because he was one of the first members to join BTS and Bang PD took a liking to him and saw that leadership quality in him. You guys NEED to shed your ideas of what you consider "western boyband" or artists because Kpop is a completely DIFFERENT thing. Kpop isn't a genre but an industry. When you say "kpop" it doesn't mean it covers only "pop" but almost every other genre you could possibly think of.
RM / namjoon is official leader, like captain in sport team. Is the captain is the most talented and brightest one?? Not right, or if class president should be the smartest one?? Not right?? Leader mean more responsibility than other. That's it. My advice is, if you have question rather than assuming yourself or discussing with each other when none of you knowladgeable enough, then just watch!. Maybe your answer is in the next minute of the video you haven't watch. Or let the question be and wait until us answer in the comment. Don't assuming things you don't know.
Comments can be misleading. There's definitely a leader. RM. Benefit of the doubt for anyone who told you there's no leader, they might have meant to say there's no "lead". As in, no member who has most of the spotlight or popularity. There isn't a hands down fan favorite. But there is definitely a leader. Like the captain of the team is a leader, but isn't necessarily the "star" player that gets all the attention.
Since BTS is often compared to the Beatles, why don't you go back and give them a listen? Also Queen was unbelievably talented. Bohemian Rhapsody comes to mind.
The vid is in order of when they joined also in 2017 they almost broke up but they convinced j-hope to stay and Jin was scouted while getting off the bus and I think Jin is the most underrated one his vocals are amazing also the other one told you but you guys didn’t read the subtitles also jimins dance teacher paid for his tuition so I think the fact that all these amazing people got together is amazing I mean v and jimin went to the same school and they where friends but I think it was fate
BTS has leader. where u get information that said BTS has no leader? 😂 all groups in kpop always have a member being a leader for their group. Only Blackpink that didnt have leader role in their group.
Hi!! Thank you very much for the reaction. I'm looking forward for part 2. But fyi suga is pronounce as "shu ga" (like the ga in omega) not "su ger" (ga in sugar). and RM is the leader of the group, he leads the group being the spokesperson especially when they go overseas. You are correct he is the leader. The other member all call him their leader. and one last thing to share is altho they seems like they are picked and trained, they are still very very talented and hard working. For example Jin, he was cast on a bus but he did work hard to become a great vocalist. Thank you again for the reaction!
I'm not sure where did you read in the comments that BTS has no leader.. cause i go back to your 1st introduction to Bts part 1 and ARMY already commented that RM is the leader. so i think you just forgot or you confuse yourselves with the word "MAIN". It's good that you asked questions but see to it that you also understand what ARMY were saying.
Their are definite roles in KPOP groups. whoever told you there is no leader doesn't know what they are talking about. RM is the leader of the group, and the group was formed around him. He was the first member. Their are only a few Introduction videos I trust out their for BTS and they are from XCeleste, RICE Squad, IDA S., Taylor Nakamoto, and The Channel - The Rise of Bangtan (Aneesa is the content creator). By the way, In the last Introduction video, Taylor did cover a lot of the stuff you are talking about, but she also listed their roles within the group. That is a very different type of Introduction video. This one is going to give you their history and their discography and accomplishments.
I don’t think ‘lucky’ would be a great word to describe their journey… kpop idol training is HARD AND HARSH, you can google if u want evidence. The kpop industry runs like an education system… trainees within a company train their whole lives without knowing whether they’ll debut or not. There is also like a grading/scoring system and monthly evaluations… if u don’t meet the higher ups’ expectations, higher the chance of not debuting or getting kicked out. It’s quite harsh especially to most companies in the industry. This is why ppl get the impression of the industry being “manufactured”. I am so glad BigHit gave them artistic freedom which NOT MOST companies do. Believe it or not this member lineup wasn’t actually the original lineup… i think they were supposed to be a 9 or 11 (??) member group. If u see the group pic at 13:17, there are 8 members/trainees. If i’m not mistaken, only RM and SUGA are the only ones part of the first lineup. Also, Jimin almost got kicked out A LOT of times. This is why i don’t like associating them with the word “lucky” bc i feel like it discredits/invalidates their hardwork. They are talented, charismatic, and passionate… they worked their asses off, blood, sweat, and tears to be where they are now.
I've been an army for 7 years and trust me there is nothing better to react to than the "Rise of Bangtan" fanmade documentary series. It literally covers their journey and story since day 1 in that order and is extremely well made. Please react to it! There are many episodes and each of it has a "Bonus clips" and "deleted scenes" which you should check out as well. link: th-cam.com/users/TheRiseOfBangtanOfficial
I also recommend these Korean Hip Hop songs🔥🔥🔥These songs ALL have English Subtitles. SILKYBOIS- “BOMAYE”, NAFLA - "WU", H1GHER MUSIC - "TEAM", Simon Dominic - “GOTT”, BeWhy -"CHALLAN", TigerJK - "LOVE & PEACE", or WayChed - "RIDERS" if you have the chance.😊😊 I also have a Korean RnB list if you are interested!
In your previous reaction video, you kept assuming that RM (Namjoon) is the main member. Did you read your comments on that video? ARMYs were educating you saying there is NO MAIN MEMBER. But...You stated that again in this video...You assumed RM is the main person again? Is this on purpose or are you actually missing the points made by ARMY?
I went through your reaction videos and you guys have a habit of glazing over the comments section or what was being said in the video. It's okay to pause and rewind from time to time to fully comprehend what was just said in the videos. Just to make it clear (AND I HOPE YOU GUYS READ THIS AND NOT GLAZE ON IT) in every Kpop group the company or the members assign a leader. The leader doesn't mean they're the main guy or star. No. The leader manages the members and the management. He keeps everyone in check, motivates them, and guides them as a team. That's what leaders do. He's the representative of their company to the members and vice versa.
Korean music groups don't have leaders in the western sense. In western groups it's made very obvious cuz their companies put 1 person fwd saying this is our star & the rest are just backup. In Korean groups the leader is required to be exactly that, a leader. He takes care of the other members, resolves conflict, motivates & inspires & much much more. And most importantly they do all this while getting the exact same pay as the other members. Everyone in BTS get the exact same amount of $.
I appreciate the effort youre making into getting to know them but you guys need to open your mind.... a lot. Getting used to an entirely different culture is difficult for some. It's very common for new western reactors because it's natural to compare what youre learning to what you know and thats the biggest mistake
Guys can you please react to TXT and Enhypen ?? The both of them are groups under the same company as BTS. Sorry for my bad English and hi from Spain ☺️💕
PART 2 WILL BE OUT EITHER SATURDAY NIGHT OR SUNDAY!
Hope you guys will react to rise of bangtan episode 1 will give you a good idea of the trainee system and kpop in general :)
Rm is the leader of bts but they are a great group and family too
Yes please! 💜react to *’The Rise of Bangtan’ the series* pls. It’s really good. Also.. don’t forget to turn on the subtitles CC and read all the text. 💜😊 love your reaction! I know that you guys still new to kpop so you’ll have a few misunderstandings but it’s ok! Waiting for more BTS content. Thank you so much 💓
part 2?
@@MonkeysKpopWorld tomorrow
5:50, I think what the comments meant is that there is no main figure. RM is the leader of the group, but that doesn't mean more prominence or more lines. Being the leader only implies more responsibilities, such as establishing good communication between the group and the company.
Omg… the last video was accurate and so is this one. They aren’t telling you conflicting things. This video told you Jin was recruited off the street. The last video told you Jin is NOW a vocalist, songwriter, etc. Both of those things are true. BTS has been around a long time at this point. Jin joined the group in 2011. In the last decade, he has become what he is now, but he started as an actor.
The last video also said he was recruited off the street and originally studied acting, so there is NO conflicting information. I’m a little confused by the confusion …
@@cieradivens3934 so true!
@@cieradivens3934 it’s because they weren’t really paying attention to the previous guide.
They were busy talking over the 1st video during Jin's part so they missed that info about him. It pissed me off a bit because if you don't pay attention to reading the sub titles then you'll miss out on a lot of details and then can't connect the dots later. It's better they pause the video to make commentary than talking over it. But I like their rate of learning, atleast they are able to name a few members now. Also they seem to be digesting the info and are able to form an opinion, ask questions and discuss the info based on what they understand unlike other reactors who just watch and don't seem to digest the info or understand the significance of the introductory video
No one said that there's no leader, but we said there's no MAIN GUY or most popular member. Namjoon is the leader, but that doesn't mean he gets the most lines or the center stage. RM's leader duties ultimately come down to leading the team business wise, and being the voice between the company and the band, while also acting as their spokesperson. That's what we meant when we said there's no lead person, like Justin Timberlake and Harry Styles. They all contribute SOMETHING to the group.
Even tho Jin was picked „”from the street” he still had to work real hard maybe even harder than others because he didnt have any experience and the group was chosen from about 30 trainees so he had to dance and sing better than the rest that wasnt eventually chosen... just wanted to say that maybe it was luck that he got the chance to be a trainee but it was his hard work and talent that got him into bts
RM is and always has been the leader of BTS. In the last video the members praised him as best leader. They did not all have talents in everything when they started thats why in kpop there is a training system and that can last from few months to few years before you even debut.
When it comes to BTS, you really need to cast your preconceived notions of what a boyband is or what kpop is aside. The reason why they are so successful and well loved is because they broke out from those limiting molds. The best way to get to know them is to listen without prejudice (accdg to Suga). This is a team, a family in every sense of the word.
There is no FRONTMAN or main person or the most famous one like in the western boybands. Not one person is greater or better than the others. They are all amazing in their own right. Each one has a unique set of skills and when put together creates this wild and beautiful Bangtan mixture. But Namjoon is the leader of the group. He is the middleman between the company and the team. He is praised by all the boys for being the best leader He takes care of the team and the team takes care of him. J-hope is their dance leader. This again doesn't mean he is the main guy. This means he learns the dances fast so he can help guide and teach the boys the choreo.
Don't confuse yourselves,pay more attention to what your watching or reading,and it's a K-pop thing that every group should have someone who keep the whole group in check which is the leader even tho not all groups have one but there's always someone who has to take charge.And yes Jin was lucky but you don't just jump right into becoming a K-pop idol,you have to put yourself through training for upto 4-8 years of constant training day and night,where you even end up not making it through which means you're eliminated or not debuting where as you have to wait more.
Sometimes watching people go down this rabbit hole is painful. Lol
Namjoon is the official leader of the group, im not sure who been saying there is no leader? Every Army knows this
No one said that, they're getting it mixed up with us saying there's no main person.
RM is the leader of BTS that’s correct it’s just that there’s no main person in the group. It is crazy that Jin was picked up off the streets lol. Glad you guys are reacting to this documentary it’s my favorite one you learn way more about them. Thanks for connecting with us we love to see it, keep it up guys! Can’t wait for more reaction videos!
I wouldn't say he is completely lucky...they were picked as trainees and they had to compete with several other trainees like 30-40trainees and you have to put so much effort to debut in a 7member grp...they really worked hard to secure their places for debut..
Yeah...Kpop training seems so hard and toxic :(
I would never be able to handle all that pressure, they need to have a really stable mental health too honestly
Some advice. You keep asking the thing that actually already mentioned in the video. So please pause the video when u want to comment or discuss something because you didnt give a full attention to the video n lose some important details.
Btw dont worry about a long video, you will never get any complaints if it regarding BTS.
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5:47 they signed him in first and when all the members were found or a few of them he was chosen as the leader. There is no main person in bts all of them r main (meaning important) in different ways. The meaning of leader in Kpop is acting as a medium between the grp and the company and keeping the grp focused and motivated. Just like how there is a captain for a sport’s team. Even without one member it is not possible to move on.
13:46 they initially were to debut as a hip hop grp and u can see many elements of tht in their initial songs. The CEO later decided to debut them as a Kpop grp. They even went to the USA to gain experience and learn more abt hiphop
(Edit) (deleted to make it clear) One important thing I wanted to mention is from the previous introduction video where u assumed, it is common in many Asian countries to show affection between ppl of the same gender in such fashion by hugging. It may seem weird (as it was for me growing up for some time abroad but later understood after going back to my home country) but I hope u get to know tht being touchy between the same gender just means u have become close. Nowadays due to the influence of the west it is reducing but it is a very common way of showing how much u care for another person
And unlike the boy grp system in the States where u audition to join a grp, in Korea u audition to become a trainee. Different companies have different amnt of trainees but the range is usually 30-50. U have to battle all these other ppl to be part of a grp. Even if Jin was lucky to get recognized and scouted he also had to work very hard to make it to the final line up, he also mentions it. Training periods can last from 4 months to 10 years in extreme circumstances. In this time period u have to prove tht u r worthy and r ready to showcase wht u learnt and ur talents. There r chances u train a lot but never get to debut. So pls don’t think it is just luck there is a lot of hardworking put into it
I think your comment was really great but I hope they don't re-address the gay reactions. I think that would open them up to more harsh criticism. They have obviously learned from their mistakes influenced by Western ignorance and their age and are trying to take things more seriously. I also agree they should learn more about, not just Korean, but other cultures especially when it comes to norms of affection. However, I think it would only harm or discourage them if they verbally brought it up again. I'm sure you, like the rest of us know how many people write hateful comments just to get a reaction. I hope these kids don't have to deal with that too much. Borahae 💜
@@Shire3366. The only reason I wanted them to look at a few of them is bcs a few of them clearly and respectfully tried to convey abt it. I really wish tht some of them hadn’t just spoken a bit harshly but it is necessary for them to know the difference in certain things if they continue to react to them and understand. (P.s. I am not as old as u think I am😄)
@@anaghaagauri4884 Yes, you are right! It is good for them to learn and know the difference, not just for future reactions, but in life itself. Maybe I'm too optimistic or naive, but I want them to learn without getting hurt. I realize that's not really possible, but I'm a mom, I protect. Just what I do. Thank you for being so patient and mature with me as well.😏 (beautifully editted btw)
1) RM is the leader, but that doesn’t mean that he is the main person. It just means that he has more responsibilities between the group and company and leads the group.
2) K-Pop is an industry where idol trainees are trained to be performers, not a genre. BTS did start off with a hiphop genre but eventually branched out into other genres as well.
3) The last video listed all the attributes of the members RIGHT NOW, not before they joined the company. Jin IS a vocalist, writer, and producer but back before bts was created, he wasn’t.
4) Both videos are completely accurate and are saying the same things, this might sound like an attack but you guys just keep having a bunch of misconceptions.
Exactly 👍👍👍
Just to clear up this (3:28) the way these groups are formed isn't something exclusive to BigHit, and it isn't some novel method that the CEO created. That is quite literally how the industry works. You are either scouted by an agency or you audition to join. There are tons of agencies in Korea.
If you are accepted you sign on to the agency and become a trainee. From there you practice hours and hours every day, you do evaluations, you train in rapping/singing/dancing and if you aren't from Korea or if Korean isn't your first language you take Korean lessons. The time you spend as a trainee can range from a couple months to nearly a decade, and some trainees just never make it and don't ever get to debut in a group. What determines whether or not you debut is when the company thinks you are ready, they will put you in a group once they think you are prepared to debut.
This is how it works at pretty much every company (for example, BigHit, JYP Entertainment, SM Entertainment, Cube Entertainment, PNation, YG Entertainment, all companies with some big groups that use this method.)
K-pop is not a genre, it's an industry. Thinking kpop is a genre is like saying "a-pop" (American pop) is a genre, when u have numerous different genres in America.
What you think "Kpop" is, is actually called "idol music" in Korea (mostly pop and electronic music). And even idol music has a lot of different genres, like the American pop scenario.
BTS are Korean musicians, therefore for the western public they'd be called "kpop" because westerners think any artist from south Korea does kpop (idol music), but in reality there's a big discussion if BTS can be considered to do idol music or being idols at all. Their main genres are hip-hop, pop, edm and r&b.
To simplify:
kpop = American music industry, but in Korea.
Idol music = the pop music in America, but in Korea.
Korean music = just music in Korean man idk what to tell u 💀
BTS does Korean music and idol music. The funny thing is that they have way more hip-hop/rap, r&b and edm in their +200 songs discography than outright bubblegum pop, but people keep thinking they're a pop boyband.
Hope you guys can just watch the whole video all at once.. you also didn't address the over 100 comments from the last video about your behaviour on thinking the members were gay, please address it soon
Maybe it's just me, but why is this channel different from the others.. On the other channels they watch an introduction video and immediately understand. But this one, they repeated the same question from the previous introduction video and were confused by the same thing too.
They pause to discuss what will actually be conveyed in the video in the next minute.
If only they held back not to cut in the middle but to observe / focus until the end, they would not be confused or ask the same thing.
Well, maybe a lot of people have a lot of patience in this.. hehehe 🙏💜
Exactly
I feel the exact same way. Half the time they aren’t focusing on what the video is saying. They’re focusing on irrelevant things that will be explained later in the video or having 3 minute tangential discussions in which they talk about things they misread or misunderstood from comments. Like they’re solidifying their own misunderstandings. I wish they would clear their brains of their own misconceptions or assumptions and actually focus and listen to what is being said.
fr it’s quite frustrating cuz it’s really not hard to understand if they just really paid attention
@@natashap6584 hehehe fr..I don't have much patience so I skipped this video at the beginning while they were pausing to talk.. 🤭🙏
I immediately left a comment hoping they could get better because actually ARMYs have given a lot of advice in their previous videos 💜🙏
@@WhalienDNA like how they couldn't take their eyes off the KAWS figures in the last video to actually read the information that was being presented? 😐
Jin rode a certain bus and got picked up by the agency when he got off. Well, that's what I've heard for so long since I became an ARMY and Jin said in an interview or VLive that if he'd go back time when he was a teen, he'd live his life differently and more productively but he'd make sure to ride the same bus when he'd turn 20 since that was the time he was scouted by Big Hit. :)
@13:57 yeah he wasn't, but he is now. Initially, he mightve been given the opportunity due to luck, but he worked hard to develop his skills and become the amazing artist that he is today.
yall have such narrow perspective of everything lmao why do you need to be explained things 5 times like... it's not that hard to comprehend stuff. also clearly yall doing this for views and clout and not bc ur interested in the group..on the channel if you weren't you would have addressed the issue from previous video;;;
There's a leader but the leader is NOT the "Beyonce" of the group. He is a bridge between the company/record label and the group....he presents the group's ideas to the company and vice versa and he is also responsible for whatever happens to the group. He was chosen as the leader because the group was formed around him...he was the first member to join BTS plus he is very responsible, considerate, is a great communicator, has integrity, is empathetic, self-aware, ethical, innovative, selfless, a great listener, respectful, trustworthy and all the good traits of a good leader.
I think what Suga said in a interview is the best description for what K-pop means: “‘K-pop includes not just the music, but the clothes, the makeup, the choreography…all these elements I think sort of amalgamate together in a visual and auditory content package, that I think sets it apart from other music or maybe other genres" "Integration of different content.”
But you will still find a lot of comments saying things like "BTS is not K-pop" because they truly went above k-pop and well.. whatever they do became it's own genre. In general, a lot of people don't know where categorize them since their discography is so diverse and also because kpopies keep hating.
Here's the definition and origine of the term BTS pop:
"Term used to describe bts' music in order to not limit it to a single genre due to the fact bts' music explores a range of different genre and sounds. Originated from an interview with the recording academy in which BTS answered that "BTS is the genre" to a statement about how their album Map of the Soul 7 "touches on many genres and sounds" and "breaks free from genre confines" as said by the recording academy. From there fans coined the term btspop to distance it from the genre of kpop
A lot of kpop fans disagree with bts being regarded as their own genre as they thinks its unfair to say bts is different from kpop, however its also a lot of the same kpop fans who at the same time say that bts' music is 'becoming westernized' and critique them for no longer 'sounding like kpop'"
Okay so I think I'm gonna stop watching these guys. Their reactions don't seem to be getting any better even after so many of us have tried to offer sincere constructive criticism and corrections to their mistaken assumptions and assertions. I think it's going in one ear and out the other.
My impression so far has been that they jump to conclusions based on their own preconceived notions, and they continue to to spout those assertions even after ARMYs have corrected or refuted them in previous videos.
Maybe (Hopefully) I'm wrong, but it really feels like they just aren't capable of recognizing and moving past their own biases, or maybe they just aren't listening to us or don't care that much. Either way, I'm not here for it.
More patient ARMY than me may stay and try to lead them to the light, but they're getting views and interactions from us right now whether they take our words to heart or not, so I'm not gonna incentivize them to continue by giving them any more views.
Same
RM is the leader of bts. The Concept of bts was formed because of him. Jin the oldest member in a recent video called him the "Heart of bts".
It was after bang pd signed rm he had the idea for the group bts.
What people meant by 'no lead' was that there is no 'beyonce' of destiny's child situation in this group.
All of them have roles to play equally and if one of them is missing it would throw off the entire group dynamic.
An example of this is jhope.
He is the 'performance captain' or the second leader.
He organises practices and stage performances and perfects the choreography.
If he is missing it would affect bts's stage performances.
And that's what differentiates bts from other groups. They have roles to play.
Check out their album map of the soul 7.
It's one of their masterpieces.
Do you guys even read lol we keep telling u they are all equal
🚨PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ🚨:
thank you for reacting!!, Rm is the leader of BTS. what people were saying is THERE IS NO MAIN GUY meaning they are all a part of the group, none of the members are backup dancers for another member. Just bc Rm is the leader doesnt mean he's in the centre or all focus is on him, like i said THERE IS NO MAIN GUY they all contribute.
I also want to meantion that when BTS was formed they were orginally supossed to be a hip-hop group, instead of being a regular hip-hop group they went on to do many diffrent /styles genres of music such as R&B,Ballad,EDM,POP and more not just hip-hop.
Pleae take your time to 100% fully understand what people are trying to say in the comments, there are a lot of comments with really good info, if you take the time to read comment like this one they can help you a lot.
People said, there's no main person like in this group and everyone is equally important, but there's a leader who is Rm, he handles the communication between his members and the company and keeps his group united. He's kind of like a spokesperson of the group. And as you deep dive into this group you will realise that without even one member they wouldn't have made it far in their career as a group.
All 7 of them have something very important to contribute to the group both musically and in their relationship and dynamic.
They have 3 rappers who are also primary songwriters: leader(RM) who is the main songwriter, a dance leader/Street dancer(JHOPE) who can compose, a producer who also writes(SUGA),
And the 4 vocalists:
an actor who can belt like in musicals(JIN) , a baritone with a huge range who also acts(V), a centerpiece who is main vocal(JUNGKOOK), and a tenor who specialised in contemporary dance(JIMIN).
Their contributions are very specific so If you remove one person the whole thing loses control.
And they have hundreds of songs so nobody is going to complain about a member not getting their time. They have several subunit songs with each other and solo songs within the groups albums.
So yeah it worked for them.
It can't be replicated by anybody.
People have been trying to replicate bts's success for years and failing now both in the Korean music industry as well as the western market.
It's because you can't replicate specific skills and you certainly can't replicate the chemistry they have created over 10 years.
The way they produce music is incredibly fascinating.
In their album which was released a few days ago called proof, they released demo songs... and these demo songs are created by individual members for the group.
That's how they work.They create music individually and then pass it around each other adding details. They also compete with one another to write songs.
In the song dis-ease for example, it was composed by member jhope. He got stuck at the bridge and couldn't figure it out. And then 2 other members jimin and jk, both did versions of melodies for the bridge and sent it to him. One got selected by jhope and made it into the song.
In blue and grey composed by member V, RM the primary songwriter and Suga the rapper/producer both wrote verses for the chorus.
V selected suga's verse because it fit his theme better.
So yeah there is some fun stuff to explore behind bts too.
RM IS THE LEADER OF THE GROUP ....
Yes, companies like Big Hit (now known as Hybe) create multiple groups. If you want to be an idol, you have to become a trainee at a company first. You go through incredibly difficult training for years at a time before you're finally ready. And if you're lucky enough to be chosen to be in a group, you get to debut as an official idol group. Hybe has a few groups under their belt right now like BTS, TXT, Enhypen, Seventeen, a new girl group called Le SSerafim, and many others (including solo artists). Though when it comes to Enhypen, they're under Hybe while BTS is under Big Hit Music. Big Hit Music's parent company is Hybe. For me, it's still tricky to wrap my head around since I was a fan before Big Hit Entertainment was rebranded lmao
As an Old Army who's seen many start-up channels reacting to BTS ( of course you know some of them do react to bts for views.. So yeah), I'm not getting good vibes from this channel. :)
Especially with the constant splitting up parts for a video..fishing for views
Don’t know what you’re talking about lol cause I’m getting great vibes from this channel cause they’re trying to learn more about one of the biggest/greatest groups ever and how Kpop works cause they have no idea and it’s interesting and different. Also get a good experience in the culture too. Plus they’re giving what the people want to see them react to.
@@gakufan yep! That’s a major 🚩 for me. And it isn’t helping them actually learn because they don’t even watch them straight through all at once.
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@@griddylex3046 I mean I guess if you think "trying to learn" means they keep making the same wrong assumptions about the guys and how the group functions despite the countless ARMYs who have been here correcting them and trying to help them understand why those views are incorrect...then yeah sure
To be honest you guys don't seem like you're really paying attention
Like... How it's so difficult? Omg c'on! Look, it's easy: big hit (now HYBE) is the company. Simple. It's their company.
Rm is the leader. NOT the main guy, not the brigth one. JUST the one who leads the group, who inspires, encourages and motivates the other members.
They' re not a hiphop grup. They supose to be.
Kpop is not a genre, it's an industry
Sighs, actually I'm already tired by just reading the whole comment sections, explaining what already in the video🤦🏻♀️
Also, in Taylor Nakamoto's video for the intro to BTS she was putting in their roles in BTS. All of them write, compose and produce for BTS and for themselves. The main writers and producers are mostly from the rap line. Also, in Kpop all these companies (JYP, CUBE, SM ENTERTAINMENT, YG, RBW, P NATION, etc.) all have trainees that train for years to debut in a group. And it varies, for some they can choose trainees from a batch to debut as X group. From being trainees to being members of the group they will have to live together in their dorms. Obviously, when BTS started they had a small dorm since their company couldn't afford much but as they got bigger they also moved to better and bigger places.
RM is the leader
Hi! Wow, so many comments on here and not all of them nice 🤨. It's good to listen to CONSTRUCTIVE criticism to improve your channel or give people what they want, but plz remember sometimes ppl attack the ones learning instead of the mistakes that were made. I'm not saying to ignore the mistakes. You must be aware of them, learn from them, and make up for the harm it caused, but I hope people learn to encourage patiently and teach rather than making a person feel like shit. I understand however the world is not like that most of the time (maybe that's why we need BTS). Just remember guys this is your channel, DO YOU! No one is perfect, everyone does everything in their own time and in their own way. Everyone is learning in life. And BTS has written MANY songs about loving yourself even though we are not perfect, or we are lost in life, finding who we really are! If some get frustrated or hateful, they don't need to watch.
Agree .. Thanks for writing this
Kpop has terms that have different meanings than the same term in western music.
RM is the leader. Bang was very impressed by RM and felt he would be a good one. A leader of a kpop group has responsibilities, like a captain of a sports team (communicating directions and info from above, representing members' concerns, motivating when needed, making decisions (good leaders listen to members), being the role model for the members). In western music, a leader like Justin Timberlake would be called the main vocalist in Kpop. (BTW, there is a cultural difference in Korea--and is very common outside of western cultures--the priority is on the team/group, not on individual success like in western culture. Yes, BTS is currently working on individual projects right now, but they see this as an important step to becoming better BTS members.)
Kpop uses lead and main for positions in a group. RM is the main rapper, while Suga and J-Hope are each the lead rappers, and Jungkook is a sub rapper. Main dancers are J-Hope and Jimin (they help the other members with choreo), while Jungkook is a lead dancer. Jungkook is the main vocalist, Jimin is the lead vocalist, and Jin and V are vocalists. (IMO, BTS has been together for so long that some of these lines have blurred.)
Kpop is popular music in Korea--the music "young" people listen to so it includes pop, rap, edm, alternative rock, etc. Kpop began in the early 1990s. BTS is 3rd generation Kpop. Some international ARMYs are not fully aware of Kpop means inside Korea, and they reflect the western definition of pop being catchy tunes with little substance. Also, Kpop is the whole package--what members wear, look like, the intricate MVs, the music, production, activities, presentation.
Another term you have not run into yet is 'comeback', In Kpop, a comeback is when a group/performer releases a new album. There is a whole schedule that goes with a release TV shows, interviews, MVs followed by concerts. They then go into the off-season to prepare for the next album and comeback.
K-pop is not a genre, it is an industry. There are rappers, vocalists, solo artists, groups, rnb artists, bands, trot artists, etc. The most popular globally are groups like BTS. All the groups usually have a leader (very few groups don't have one, I only know one group that doesn't have a leader, meanwhile some bigger groups have 2 or even 3). Leader is not the 'main person' of the group. Leader usually is the link between the group and the company, it's just someone who the group can rely on. In most kpop groups the eldest member is the leader (it's a cultural thing in south korea and Asia, elders are addressed with respect) but for BTS (and other younger groups under big hit, now hybe) they give the leader position to the person who is most suitable irrespective of age.
Also some companies give their artists freedom to write and produce their own songs. So you can see why BTS is credited as producer, writer or composer. Of course it it different for every member as they cannot possess same ability. BTS's rap line is very experienced so they have the most credits. Some companies do not give their artists creative freedom or the artist is just not experienced in that field.
Usually kpop groups have a leader, main rapper, lead rapper, main vocalist, lead vocalist, main dancer, lead dancer, sub-vocalist, sub-rapper, visual, centre positions. But nowadays they just got rid of this and there are just rappers, vocalists and dancers. Some newer groups don't even have such positions (except leader) as everyone is an all-rounder.
I think when people think of kpop they think of something very unexpected and usually when people react for the first time they say stuff like "this is not what I expected". When in reality it is just music in Korean language or sung by Korean people. The only difference of kpop with western industry is that kpop pays a lot of attention towards performance and visuals along with singing or rapping while western music doesn't (except very few).
I’m lovin seeing y’all get more into BTS and I can’t wait for more content. But may I ask if you mind pausing the vid before you say anything and restart once talking. You do pause but start talking slightly before the pause, leading to you missing out on detail from the subs/video. Thanks so much for the reaction tho!! :))
We as army want to help with y’all know more bout the boys and go deeper down the rabbit hole. I hope y’all will take every info and tips into consideration :)
thank u for reacting guys
yay thanks besties i love seeing people start their bts journey!! can't wait for more to come
Jin was "taken off the streets", but obviously after his time as a trainee he learned to sing, he
he involved in music and to this day produced and composed songs, so he is a producer and writer, the video where he is introduced is good in everything he says, and Rm if he is the leader.
My biggest career milestones opportunities happen so randomly, similar to Jin. I got my dream job after I randomly meet my now boss at a park and strike a conversation about food which than evolves to what we do and our passion.... Got hired right when I was finishing grad school. I moved abroad for my undergrad studies almost 7 years ago after I heard someone mention an opportunity while stranding in a queue to get some documentation and decided to check it right there and then which coincidentally was the last application day. Things always work in mysterious ways and sometimes when you plan for it, it just doesn't happen and then it hits you when you least expect it. Things right now are hard, the economy is a mess but keep on being passionate about what you do and what you love and something will work out for you when you least expect it.
Either you misunderstood the comments or they were wrong. Namjoon is and has always been the leader. Maybe the comment was saying there is no "main" person like there typically is with groups. There no main person but there IS a leader.
U guys should def watch “rise of bangtan” episode 1. It sort of explains the way kpop groups work and how their put together. It also explains y bts and big hit are diff from other Kpop groups
These guys are so like confused for no reason. I get they are new but this is not some super difficult knowledge.
Thanks for your reaction guyss 💜
Oh I'm not sure if anyone told you but in Asian cultures they put the last name 1st. So when they say Kim Namjoon. Namjoon is his name and Kim is his surname or family name. Suga's name is Min Yoongi, so that means his name is Yoongi and his family name is Min. Interesting fact Suga is actually royalty.
FYI: Big Hit Entertainment still exists under HYBE and HYBE was founded by the same person who founded Big Hit. They just have different music labels and companies under them. One of the companies under them is Ithica Holdings which is an investment holding company focused on the media & entertainment and consumer brand sectors. It was founded by talent manager Scooter Braun, who manages musicians like Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Zac Brown Band, Dan + Shay, Demi Lovato, Tori Kelly, and J. Balvin.
It's already sunday here, me waiting for part 2 at 12am😅😩
hip hop is known for speaking the truth and diss haters so they looked for rappers who could produce too and found suga and RM. but they realised that they needed dancers and singers too just like a normal kpop groups had, or else they would be outsiders. there is 100 kpop groups and all of them are a dancers and singer and rapper but none of them write their own music and their lyrics are shallow and they all sound the same to me. but BTS is different because you know who they are as people and when you hear their songs it´s way more heartfelt and sincere. they also have unique voices so you easily know who sings what. and even when you read a lyric you just know who sang that because they all write in their own style
I think BH were the lucky ones as Jin had a bright future as an actor and as an artist another company wanted him too and Big Hit was lucky to sign him.
i wish if yall did two parts or just uploaded the whole video without parts for longer videos no hate tho!
we can't upload 1 hour long videos yet, TH-cam doesn't allow us
RM is the leader of the group. But more like team captain or from a business standpoint. It's not like a Justin Timberlake or Michael in the Jackson 5. In BTS that role would be JK, but in idol groups it's not the leader, it's the Center position.
Also there's a difference between Korean age and international age, so you'll keep hearing different ages for them, I recommend just forgetting about it lol keep in mind they were mostly teens when they debuted and now are mostly in their mid/late 20s and u good to go, cause u won't be able to keep calculating their ages.
They want to standardise it anyway.:)
@@Laya-Rose yeah but it hasn't happened yet so the best is to not pay much attention to it lol
I'm waiting for part.2
I love y’all’s reactions but u seriously gotta pay more attention💀RM is the leader of bts he’s like the “authority” but he’s not the main guy. There is no main guy, they’re all equal parts important to the group. And Jin had no background in music, he was studying to be an actor when someone from big hit saw him on the street and asked him to join the company and become a trainee. That’s when he learned to sing and dance. Whatever it is you guys know about bands just throw it out bc K-pop is rlly different when it comes to bands/groups
No main person in BTS. We love all of them. Even though we have a ‘Bias’ (favorite person) but Army love all of them. No one is better than anyone. They’re all important to Army equally 💜🥰
Thanks, second part will be very interesting.
In fan chant order (starts with leader then oldest) this is the original positions:
RM leader, main rapper, had to learn to dance and sing from scratch
Jin visual, sub vocalist learnt to sing and dance from scratch
Suga lead rapper learnt to sing and dance from scratch
J Hope Dance leader, main dancer, sub rapper, learnt to rap from scratch
Jimin Main dancer, lead vocalist
V visual, sub vocalist, dancer
Jungkook Main vocalist, sub rapper, dancer, centre (he usually stands in the centre in official photos, press conference and sometimes in choreo formation), maknae (youngest)
Rap-line RM, Suga, J Hope
Vocal line Jin, Jimin, V, Jungkook
Dance line J Hope, Jimin, Jungkook, V
It’s really great of Bang PD (CEO of Big Hit/ Hybe but now he stepped down to do other personal music projects) to make Suga and RM producers even tho they were so young. Now they all compose and produce. He let them have artistic freedom unlike in majority of kpop groups. They were bit like being home schooled :)
Big Hit label is under Hybe founded by Bang PD and has many kpop groups and artists including Justine Bieber and Ariadne Grande. BTS also has shares in Hybe. Only two groups BTS and TXT) are under Big Hit label now.
I’ll come back once y’all get a clue🕵🏻♀️ I can see the cloud around y’all’s head..That clouds y’all’s ears and minds.I’ll be back once that cloud clears up! It always does
Bro pause while you talk
It’s your channel and you can structure it how you want, but I feel it’s a little frustrating to watch in tiny chunks so I’ll wait until the whole thing is uploaded b4 I watch.
8eight was co-ed vocal trio group (2 males 1 women) and they are a collaboration project between bighit and source music (there is female group that already disband called GLAM, is also a collaboration project between bighit and source music). while 2AM is created and belong to JYP label (one of big 3 in kpop industry) but because of JYP CEO is a close friend with Bang PD (bighit CEO), so JYP make a business contract with Bighit to co-manage 2AM and some of JYP trainees. So 2AM is not belong or created by Bighit, they just co-manage them with JYP.
Until now, bighit only created 2 groups that really belong to them completely (not a collaboration project with other labels). BTS, as their first group and TXT, their second group that debuted on 2019. And the other groups that under Hybe label, is from their acquisition subsidiary labels. Hybe subsidiary labels is : bighit entertainment, source music, Pledis entertainment , Be-lift lab, Koz entertainment, and Hybe America (Ithaca Holdings consist Atlas music publishing, big machine label group, BMlG record, big machine record and the valory music co)
One Time wasn't Hitman Bang's group -- he was just inspired by the idea of them. I think you guys were talking when the video explained that part. (Not complaining about it, though).
I think you guys might help yourselves out of some of the confusion if you just watch first, and then analyze. Many of your questions are answered if you just wait to watch. :)
Kinda annoying that you keep cutting the vids in so many parts :/
Yes
They can get more "high view count" videos this way 🙃
Or ya know...delete and refilm one of the parts if they are rightfully called out for making baseless assumptions about the guy's sexualities.
I mean I honestly thought maybe they were just aware that their reaction to the last part of the video wasn't fit to be uploaded since it was likely full of more of the same kind of narrow-minded confirmation bias fallacies, but after seeing this one where they continue to feed into some of those assumptions despite being corrected already...yeah I'm not so optimistic now
@@dianadoinea1999 they’re not doing it to clout chase or get high count views like that lol. When they made the part one of the first documentary they said no one will watch a one hour video but not to get views tho that’s just logical but they don’t know yet that ARMY watches anything no matter what right? Does ARMY watch a one hour videos of reactions no matter what? They’re just starting out to learn about BTS and Kpop cause they never listened to them or any kpop music ever before so just relax please 🙏💜 they’re trying their best they can. At first it’s overwhelming but they’ll get it and understand everything real soon!
@@faliciaforward You hit the nail on the coffin. I dont think im interested in watching much more of them tbh :/
No "main person" is correct because all 7 are important and no one person takes the limelight in their music or performances. That's what armys meant cos BTS is 7; a unit! You guys need to be more attentive cos you're misinterpreting a lot that armys talk about in the comments. But RM is officially the "leader" of the group. Every kpop group has a leader and they have some added responsibilities. In this case, RM is the middle person who communicates his team's concerns to the company and the company's feedback back to the other members. Since he knows English he is also the spokesperson for the group during English interviews or events. He became the leader also because he was one of the first members to join BTS and Bang PD took a liking to him and saw that leadership quality in him.
You guys NEED to shed your ideas of what you consider "western boyband" or artists because Kpop is a completely DIFFERENT thing. Kpop isn't a genre but an industry. When you say "kpop" it doesn't mean it covers only "pop" but almost every other genre you could possibly think of.
RM / namjoon is official leader, like captain in sport team. Is the captain is the most talented and brightest one?? Not right, or if class president should be the smartest one?? Not right?? Leader mean more responsibility than other. That's it. My advice is, if you have question rather than assuming yourself or discussing with each other when none of you knowladgeable enough, then just watch!. Maybe your answer is in the next minute of the video you haven't watch. Or let the question be and wait until us answer in the comment. Don't assuming things you don't know.
Comments can be misleading. There's definitely a leader. RM. Benefit of the doubt for anyone who told you there's no leader, they might have meant to say there's no "lead". As in, no member who has most of the spotlight or popularity. There isn't a hands down fan favorite. But there is definitely a leader. Like the captain of the team is a leader, but isn't necessarily the "star" player that gets all the attention.
The comments weren’t misleading, these guys just misunderstood
Since BTS is often compared to the Beatles, why don't you go back and give them a listen? Also Queen was unbelievably talented. Bohemian Rhapsody comes to mind.
The vid is in order of when they joined also in 2017 they almost broke up but they convinced j-hope to stay and Jin was scouted while getting off the bus and I think Jin is the most underrated one his vocals are amazing also the other one told you but you guys didn’t read the subtitles also jimins dance teacher paid for his tuition so I think the fact that all these amazing people got together is amazing I mean v and jimin went to the same school and they where friends but I think it was fate
Namjoon (RM) is the leader of BTS
Btw y'all don't need subs for videos in English lol 😭😭😭 they're already subbed
I think you must react to bts nobodies to legends
Espero la segunda parte 😎👍
BTS has leader. where u get information that said BTS has no leader? 😂 all groups in kpop always have a member being a leader for their group. Only Blackpink that didnt have leader role in their group.
why don't you react to the complete video at once? army likes long videos :(
I don't think we can upload 1 hour videos yet
Hi!! Thank you very much for the reaction. I'm looking forward for part 2. But fyi suga is pronounce as "shu ga" (like the ga in omega) not "su ger" (ga in sugar). and RM is the leader of the group, he leads the group being the spokesperson especially when they go overseas. You are correct he is the leader. The other member all call him their leader. and one last thing to share is altho they seems like they are picked and trained, they are still very very talented and hard working. For example Jin, he was cast on a bus but he did work hard to become a great vocalist. Thank you again for the reaction!
I'm not sure where did you read in the comments that BTS has no leader.. cause i go back to your 1st introduction to Bts part 1 and ARMY already commented that RM is the leader. so i think you just forgot or you confuse yourselves with the word "MAIN". It's good that you asked questions but see to it that you also understand what ARMY were saying.
Their are definite roles in KPOP groups. whoever told you there is no leader doesn't know what they are talking about. RM is the leader of the group, and the group was formed around him. He was the first member. Their are only a few Introduction videos I trust out their for BTS and they are from XCeleste, RICE Squad, IDA S., Taylor Nakamoto, and The Channel - The Rise of Bangtan (Aneesa is the content creator). By the way, In the last Introduction video, Taylor did cover a lot of the stuff you are talking about, but she also listed their roles within the group. That is a very different type of Introduction video. This one is going to give you their history and their discography and accomplishments.
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I don’t think ‘lucky’ would be a great word to describe their journey… kpop idol training is HARD AND HARSH, you can google if u want evidence. The kpop industry runs like an education system… trainees within a company train their whole lives without knowing whether they’ll debut or not. There is also like a grading/scoring system and monthly evaluations… if u don’t meet the higher ups’ expectations, higher the chance of not debuting or getting kicked out. It’s quite harsh especially to most companies in the industry. This is why ppl get the impression of the industry being “manufactured”. I am so glad BigHit gave them artistic freedom which NOT MOST companies do. Believe it or not this member lineup wasn’t actually the original lineup… i think they were supposed to be a 9 or 11 (??) member group. If u see the group pic at 13:17, there are 8 members/trainees. If i’m not mistaken, only RM and SUGA are the only ones part of the first lineup. Also, Jimin almost got kicked out A LOT of times. This is why i don’t like associating them with the word “lucky” bc i feel like it discredits/invalidates their hardwork. They are talented, charismatic, and passionate… they worked their asses off, blood, sweat, and tears to be where they are now.
You need to turn up your sound, I can’t hear what is being said. Only your voices
jin
#wwh❤️
Kim namjoon IS the leader.
I've been an army for 7 years and trust me there is nothing better to react to than the "Rise of Bangtan" fanmade documentary series. It literally covers their journey and story since day 1 in that order and is extremely well made.
Please react to it! There are many episodes and each of it has a "Bonus clips" and "deleted scenes" which you should check out as well.
link: th-cam.com/users/TheRiseOfBangtanOfficial
Yes there's a leader. and it's RM
RM is actually a leader if the group.
who said theres no leader in bts rm is the leader🙄
Seokjin being casted in the street was actually mentioned in your last get to know bts video, he said it himself but i think you didn't read it 😹
I also recommend these Korean Hip Hop songs🔥🔥🔥These songs ALL have English Subtitles.
SILKYBOIS- “BOMAYE”, NAFLA - "WU", H1GHER MUSIC - "TEAM", Simon Dominic - “GOTT”, BeWhy -"CHALLAN", TigerJK - "LOVE & PEACE", or WayChed - "RIDERS" if you have the chance.😊😊 I also have a Korean RnB list if you are interested!
plazzz react to the bts fire,jump songs
Will you guys be reacting to other kpop groups?
In your previous reaction video, you kept assuming that RM (Namjoon) is the main member. Did you read your comments on that video? ARMYs were educating you saying there is NO MAIN MEMBER. But...You stated that again in this video...You assumed RM is the main person again? Is this on purpose or are you actually missing the points made by ARMY?
Pls make the audio louder!
I went through your reaction videos and you guys have a habit of glazing over the comments section or what was being said in the video. It's okay to pause and rewind from time to time to fully comprehend what was just said in the videos. Just to make it clear (AND I HOPE YOU GUYS READ THIS AND NOT GLAZE ON IT) in every Kpop group the company or the members assign a leader. The leader doesn't mean they're the main guy or star. No. The leader manages the members and the management. He keeps everyone in check, motivates them, and guides them as a team. That's what leaders do. He's the representative of their company to the members and vice versa.
Korean music groups don't have leaders in the western sense. In western groups it's made very obvious cuz their companies put 1 person fwd saying this is our star & the rest are just backup. In Korean groups the leader is required to be exactly that, a leader. He takes care of the other members, resolves conflict, motivates & inspires & much much more. And most importantly they do all this while getting the exact same pay as the other members. Everyone in BTS get the exact same amount of $.
React BTS Funny moments 🙏
I appreciate the effort youre making into getting to know them but you guys need to open your mind.... a lot.
Getting used to an entirely different culture is difficult for some. It's very common for new western reactors because it's natural to compare what youre learning to what you know and thats the biggest mistake
Guys can you please react to TXT and Enhypen ?? The both of them are groups under the same company as BTS. Sorry for my bad English and hi from Spain ☺️💕
They're always talking and don't pay attention the video if you wanna talk pause the video like you guys using BTS for attention