Truth! Not only they make songs that rhyme in Korean and American language, but they use many metaphors for their lyrics. Then too many other structures within their meanings that tells another who story. Yet let's not forget, they put all their songs, to work around their fandom chants! Now you tell me who else is this talented... don't even! Our boys are beyond talented and not just that, 90% of their songs have a strong meaning or story behind it. If you like them now, you don't even know until you deep dive more into their songs. A little note on the rapline... RM is the leader, main writer and only fluent English speaking member. His rap is more lyrical and poetic. He is a genius yet he uses his platform to help us with what he most can, to influence others, support the fam while being truthful their his journey. Suga is a song writer too but mainly known as the producer of the group. He is raw, real and honest. Most music he has put out is about his journey through music..hes always honest and regardless through his image of this picture perfect idol, he doesn'tcare, he's always been himself. You can see in most his solo project and album that he expresses himself and his story through his music. On the other hand, JHope is versatile. He originally was the main dancer who was accepted to be one of the memebers. Real facts, with his real live and experience with the hip hop dance scene , it was.only natural for him to become the 3rd member of the rap line. Fun fact, the music label originally wanted him to be a si ger in the group. Hence why he's got such great vocals. Bit he definitely was needed because from RM, such a lyricist and Suga such a natural, he was brought on as the 3rd rapper. We are so lucky to have his, melodic, and motherly musical talent that supports the other rappers. If you don't have that, then the rapline would never be able to look so good....
@@edgarjc There are several live performance videos. One with just the rap line is crazy fabulous!!! They also have a live performance of this song where all 7, which include the 4 vocal line members of Jin, Jimin, Tae, and JK, contribute to this song!!!! It's fun to watch how inclusive and generous they are with each other!!!! I believe it was for a BTS Muster, an annual "birthday" event for their debut on June 12th-13th!!! BigHit did a mini one last year without them, as Jin and JHope were enlisted in their mandatory military service, Suga was on tour for his Agust D concert, and the others were finishing their solo projects. This year, Jin was discharged the day before and was the only member to perform at this yearly event!!!! All 6 were enlisted; JHope was just discharged on October 17th!!!! The 5 remaining will be discharged in 2025, RM and V will be discharged June 10th; Jimin and JK on June 11th; and Suga on June 21st .
If I had to pick just one verse, it would be RM's. The number of ways he uses ddaeng (6 meanings), his chill flow and the stuttering. Word play in this is crazy. There are multiple meanings to ddaeng. In order to appreciate it, one needs to have an explanation. DKDKTV's has the best explanation. BTW, there is a difference between the pronunciation of ddaeng (땡) and dang (댕). The dd is hit hard and short, it can almost sound like a T.
Trying to pick a fave is like trying to pick your favorite candy. It all depends on your mood lmao. There's a saying (I might mess it up😅): Suga will tell you you're shit; RM will tell you why you're shit; Hobi will tell you it's okay to be shit lmao
Ugh! Is a fabulous BTS rap line track that is all about the wasted anger of their haters!! This song, Ugh!, also goes really deep about how the misguided and overuse of anger over trivial issues causes the anger to become impotent in making changes for real problems that effect the world!!! Basically, by the song's end, the BTS rap line is telling the haters who use their anger to cause pain and hurt others are useless snd mock their anger of them (BTS)!!! This is a hard rap song, which begins with Suga, and their live, which I don't think has English subtitles is spectacular, as you see their on stage chemistry is pure electric and on 🔥. Just a note, JHope was NOT a hip-hop rap artist when he was signed as a BTS trainee, and had NO vocal training of any kind in any genre. They signed him because of his award winning street dancing experience!!!! RM and Suga worked with him during their trainee days to help him find his style of hip-hop rap that he was confident and comfortable with!!!!! And if you really want to see their evolution as hip-hop rap artists, especially JHope, you need to watch the Cypher pt 1-4!!!! In the second Cypher pt 2, Suga has his fastest rap verse, originally timed at 9.8 syllables per second, but during a radio show interview he was timed at 11.8 syllables per second, with his Cypher pt 2 verse!!!!! These are specific diss hip-hop rap tracks aimed at the Korean underground hip-hop artists that during a live broadcast publicly maligned and bullied RM and Suga for keaving the underground scene and signing with BigHit to become "idols" and thus sellouts!!! They tried to humilate them by stating they weren't hip-hop rap artists because of this decision to be in an idol group and were really girls and women fir dressing up and wearing makeup!!!! So, yeah!!!! Their diss rap lyrics will be raw, harsh, and are definitely calling out those haters that treated them horribly through the years!
'DDAENG' é uma faixa que se destaca por sua natureza desafiadora e seu tom provocativo. A música utiliza o jogo de palavras coreano '땡', que significa 'errado' ou 'não', para estabelecer uma narrativa de autoafirmação e rebeldia contra as críticas e o ceticismo que o grupo enfrentou ao longo de sua carreira. O início da letra faz referência a números que, quando pronunciados em coreano, soam como '땡'. Essa repetição enfatiza a ideia de que os críticos estão errados e o BTS está certo. A letra prossegue com uma série de comparações e contrastes entre o que é considerado sucesso e o que não é, sempre terminando com a palavra '땡', reforçando a ideia de rejeição às normas estabelecidas. Os membros do BTS usam a música para zombar daqueles que duvidaram de seu sucesso, mencionando conquistas como dinheiro, relógios de luxo (AP), e a vida dos sonhos que muitos almejam. A música também aborda a ideia de que o sucesso do BTS é devido ao seu próprio esforço e não à sorte ou ao acaso. Eles agradecem ironicamente aos que os subestimaram, pois isso os motivou a alcançar ainda mais. 'DDAENG' é uma celebração do sucesso do BTS e uma crítica mordaz àqueles que tentaram diminuir suas conquistas. A música é um hino de vitória para o grupo e seus fãs, e um lembrete de que o sucesso muitas vezes vem acompanhado de desafios e adversidades. A música é repleta de jogos de palavras e bastante complexa de entender justamente por essa causa, dentro do contexto da letra a palavra "Ddaeng" possue diversos significados diferentes, vamos ver como cada uma se encaixa em cada trecho: 1-8, 1-3, 3-8 são números que se referem à melhor combinação de cartas de um jogo coreano intitulado Seotda, Hwatu ou Go-Stop. Nele, 3-8 é a combinação mais alta que você pode conseguir, seguidas de 1-3 e 1-8 que são as segundas mais altas, nessa primeira parte então "Ddaeng" +significa "melhor/invencível" 🇧🇷💜
Hi- It's RM- Once you know what he is truly saying - It's pure FIRE. - DK TV does a great break down if you are interested. The rap line has more that you will like, check out the cyphers 1-4-, UGH, and Tear. Enjoy 💜
Si por separado devoran todo, juntos son poderosos jajaajahs, te recomiendo reaccionar a esta canción en vivo ufff, también te recomiendo reaccionar a UGH y a los Cyphers
I promise you that you NEED the explanation for this one. Watch the "explained by a korean". Some references are impossible for you to catch without context.
Please react to DDAENG explained by a Korean. You will have such a greater appreciation for this lyrical masterpiece. It’s literally next level. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Highly recommend watching Ddaeng explained by DKDKTV. There is so much crazy wordplay in this song and its impossible to understand unless you have it explained to you/speak Korean. If will definitely give you a new appreciation for these men as lyricists. Also recommend the BTS song Hip Hop lover and RM's songs Forever Rain, Life and Rush with Krizz Kaliko. J Hope's Jack in the Box is an entire love letter to 90's hip hop/rap - (Pandora's Box is my favorite)
![[BTS RAPLINE] '땡' (DDAENG) - RM, SUGA, J-HOPE REACTION [RIP HATERS]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/linL24k53WE/mqdefault.jpg)
Watch Ddaeng explained by DKDKTV💜
I'll be watching this soon! Appreciate the recommendation! 🙌
@edgarjc Definitely watch. The amount of meanings for Ddaeng is crazy. 😘💜🫰🏻🫶🏻
Truth! Not only they make songs that rhyme in Korean and American language, but they use many metaphors for their lyrics. Then too many other structures within their meanings that tells another who story. Yet let's not forget, they put all their songs, to work around their fandom chants! Now you tell me who else is this talented... don't even! Our boys are beyond talented and not just that, 90% of their songs have a strong meaning or story behind it. If you like them now, you don't even know until you deep dive more into their songs.
A little note on the rapline... RM is the leader, main writer and only fluent English speaking member. His rap is more lyrical and poetic. He is a genius yet he uses his platform to help us with what he most can, to influence others, support the fam while being truthful their his journey.
Suga is a song writer too but mainly known as the producer of the group. He is raw, real and honest. Most music he has put out is about his journey through music..hes always honest and regardless through his image of this picture perfect idol, he doesn'tcare, he's always been himself. You can see in most his solo project and album that he expresses himself and his story through his music.
On the other hand, JHope is versatile. He originally was the main dancer who was accepted to be one of the memebers. Real facts, with his real live and experience with the hip hop dance scene , it was.only natural for him to become the 3rd member of the rap line. Fun fact, the music label originally wanted him to be a si ger in the group. Hence why he's got such great vocals. Bit he definitely was needed because from RM, such a lyricist and Suga such a natural, he was brought on as the 3rd rapper. We are so lucky to have his, melodic, and motherly musical talent that supports the other rappers. If you don't have that, then the rapline would never be able to look so good....
RM rap stuttering and the word play in this song is everything!!!
😘💜🫰🏻🫶🏻
Estás escuchando lo mejor del talemto tres verdaderos ARTISTAS 👑💜🔥
Suga ❤🔥
Cuando NamJoon tartamudeaa🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 en vivo es impresionante. Estos chicos son los reyes de la industria por algo🔥
WOW! Tengo que ver esta cancion en vivo! 🔥
@@edgarjc There are several live performance videos. One with just the rap line is crazy fabulous!!!
They also have a live performance of this song where all 7, which include the 4 vocal line members of Jin, Jimin, Tae, and JK, contribute to this song!!!! It's fun to watch how inclusive and generous they are with each other!!!! I believe it was for a BTS Muster, an annual "birthday" event for their debut on June 12th-13th!!! BigHit did a mini one last year without them, as Jin and JHope were enlisted in their mandatory military service, Suga was on tour for his Agust D concert, and the others were finishing their solo projects. This year, Jin was discharged the day before and was the only member to perform at this yearly event!!!! All 6 were enlisted; JHope was just discharged on October 17th!!!! The 5 remaining will be discharged in 2025, RM and V will be discharged June 10th; Jimin and JK on June 11th; and Suga on June 21st .
If I had to pick just one verse, it would be RM's. The number of ways he uses ddaeng (6 meanings), his chill flow and the stuttering.
Word play in this is crazy. There are multiple meanings to ddaeng. In order to appreciate it, one needs to have an explanation. DKDKTV's has the best explanation.
BTW, there is a difference between the pronunciation of ddaeng (땡) and dang (댕). The dd is hit hard and short, it can almost sound like a T.
I'm definitely going to check out the explanation and yea RM went in on this track! 🔥
Now you have to check explanation video for this song by dkdktv 💜 12:28
I'll be checking this out soon! 🙌
Trying to pick a fave is like trying to pick your favorite candy. It all depends on your mood lmao. There's a saying (I might mess it up😅): Suga will tell you you're shit; RM will tell you why you're shit; Hobi will tell you it's okay to be shit lmao
Yeah, you got the saying close enough!!!! 😅😅😂😂
trying to pick a fave verse here is like trying to pick a favorite Cypher! they are all our favorites!
I think when people got haters it’s because you doing the thinks right, and they are jealous of your success
This one needs an explanation video.. So much different wordplay even between the language and RMs stutter rap is amazing
For me the BTS RAP LINE is the best in the K-POP Industry,they ar amazing, Borahae 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Yea so far I'm really liking the BTS Rap Line, they're super talented! 🔥
Ugh! Is a fabulous BTS rap line track that is all about the wasted anger of their haters!! This song, Ugh!, also goes really deep about how the misguided and overuse of anger over trivial issues causes the anger to become impotent in making changes for real problems that effect the world!!! Basically, by the song's end, the BTS rap line is telling the haters who use their anger to cause pain and hurt others are useless snd mock their anger of them (BTS)!!! This is a hard rap song, which begins with Suga, and their live, which I don't think has English subtitles is spectacular, as you see their on stage chemistry is pure electric and on 🔥.
Just a note, JHope was NOT a hip-hop rap artist when he was signed as a BTS trainee, and had NO vocal training of any kind in any genre. They signed him because of his award winning street dancing experience!!!! RM and Suga worked with him during their trainee days to help him find his style of hip-hop rap that he was confident and comfortable with!!!!!
And if you really want to see their evolution as hip-hop rap artists, especially JHope, you need to watch the Cypher pt 1-4!!!! In the second Cypher pt 2, Suga has his fastest rap verse, originally timed at 9.8 syllables per second, but during a radio show interview he was timed at 11.8 syllables per second, with his Cypher pt 2 verse!!!!! These are specific diss hip-hop rap tracks aimed at the Korean underground hip-hop artists that during a live broadcast publicly maligned and bullied RM and Suga for keaving the underground scene and signing with BigHit to become "idols" and thus sellouts!!! They tried to humilate them by stating they weren't hip-hop rap artists because of this decision to be in an idol group and were really girls and women fir dressing up and wearing makeup!!!! So, yeah!!!! Their diss rap lyrics will be raw, harsh, and are definitely calling out those haters that treated them horribly through the years!
Gotta watch the live performance
Thanks for listening. J-hope “More” , Arson. Suga “August D, D-Day, rapline Cypher 3, Ugh. Just some possibilities.
One of my absolute favorites 💜💜💜
'DDAENG' é uma faixa que se destaca por sua natureza desafiadora e seu tom provocativo. A música utiliza o jogo de palavras coreano '땡', que significa 'errado' ou 'não', para estabelecer uma narrativa de autoafirmação e rebeldia contra as críticas e o ceticismo que o grupo enfrentou ao longo de sua carreira.
O início da letra faz referência a números que, quando pronunciados em coreano, soam como '땡'. Essa repetição enfatiza a ideia de que os críticos estão errados e o BTS está certo. A letra prossegue com uma série de comparações e contrastes entre o que é considerado sucesso e o que não é, sempre terminando com a palavra '땡', reforçando a ideia de rejeição às normas estabelecidas. Os membros do BTS usam a música para zombar daqueles que duvidaram de seu sucesso, mencionando conquistas como dinheiro, relógios de luxo (AP), e a vida dos sonhos que muitos almejam.
A música também aborda a ideia de que o sucesso do BTS é devido ao seu próprio esforço e não à sorte ou ao acaso. Eles agradecem ironicamente aos que os subestimaram, pois isso os motivou a alcançar ainda mais. 'DDAENG' é uma celebração do sucesso do BTS e uma crítica mordaz àqueles que tentaram diminuir suas conquistas. A música é um hino de vitória para o grupo e seus fãs, e um lembrete de que o sucesso muitas vezes vem acompanhado de desafios e adversidades.
A música é repleta de jogos de palavras e bastante complexa de entender justamente por essa causa, dentro do contexto da letra a palavra "Ddaeng" possue diversos significados diferentes, vamos ver como cada uma se encaixa em cada trecho:
1-8, 1-3, 3-8 são números que se referem à melhor combinação de cartas de um jogo coreano intitulado Seotda, Hwatu ou Go-Stop. Nele, 3-8 é a combinação mais alta que você pode conseguir, seguidas de 1-3 e 1-8 que são as segundas mais altas, nessa primeira parte então "Ddaeng"
+significa "melhor/invencível"
🇧🇷💜
Do de live performance also pleeaasssee. Itsss liiiiit
El sarcasmo que maneja Suga y Nam 😂💜👑 los amo
Son los mejores! 🙌
Son los mejores! 🙌
Hola coincido contigo,el verso de RM,es genial❤❤❤
Check out the explanation video of DKDKTV. That's really important to understand the genius of this song. 💜
I'll react to this one soon!
Next song :
Ugh
Shyper part 2 3 4
Autro tear
Oh yeah more Agust D :
"Agust D" MV
Shadow
The last
D day
Huh
Snooze
Polar night
Ceck out my recommend 😊😊
WAIT until you see 2019 Seoul 🎫 (Vocal Line VerZn...😁) or 2018 Prom Party (RapLine)
Hi- It's RM- Once you know what he is truly saying - It's pure FIRE. - DK TV does a great break down if you are interested. The rap line has more that you will like, check out the cyphers 1-4-, UGH, and Tear. Enjoy 💜
Si por separado devoran todo, juntos son poderosos jajaajahs, te recomiendo reaccionar a esta canción en vivo ufff, también te recomiendo reaccionar a UGH y a los Cyphers
I promise you that you NEED the explanation for this one. Watch the "explained by a korean". Some references are impossible for you to catch without context.
Please react to DDAENG explained by a Korean. You will have such a greater appreciation for this lyrical masterpiece. It’s literally next level. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Highly recommend watching Ddaeng explained by DKDKTV. There is so much crazy wordplay in this song and its impossible to understand unless you have it explained to you/speak Korean. If will definitely give you a new appreciation for these men as lyricists. Also recommend the BTS song Hip Hop lover and RM's songs Forever Rain, Life and Rush with Krizz Kaliko. J Hope's Jack in the Box is an entire love letter to 90's hip hop/rap - (Pandora's Box is my favorite)
Please watch BTS festa room live and proof live. Kamsahamnida💜💜💜
Please react to Jimin Set me free pt 2, Jimin Face Off, BTS Outro Tear, BTS Cypher 4, Jhope Pandora’s Box, Jhope More, BTS Black Swan🙏