JHope wasn't crying because he was away from his parents but because it was the first time since he moved to Seoul to fulfill his dream seeing his father showing some support and saying he was proud of him... Before that his father was against his passion for music and dance, so when JHope was younger, he was training and learning with his hometown's crew secretly.. Later his mother was the only supporting him... So seeing his father finally recognizing his work and passion was huge, of course he was missing them too. Also, you have to keep in ur mind that they were handling a lot of pressure and hardships, backlash and mistreatment from everywhere, No side was with them... And JHope was receiving a lot of hatred from antis with literal campagns calling him ugly and to kick him out... So that glimpse of comfort coming from his parents and especially his father that he wanted to make proud as he said in one of his concert's speechs meant everything, and I assume surely it gave him a lot of strength.

@lzn1006

Жыл бұрын

Yep I was going to say that about his dad. It wasn’t as simple as he cried from hearing from his father - some context was missed you didn’t know because you’re new to bts

For me and most of Armys.. it’s the B-sides of BTS songs we love the most. The real gems for me are their b-sides.💜

@sharonnelson3713

Жыл бұрын

Yes! So true!

@vmkoya4080

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@Danielle42381

Жыл бұрын

B Sides are really the best!

@nsma2629

Жыл бұрын

Yes that's so true.

@aishwaryaahirrao

Жыл бұрын

True 💯

That wasn't Jungkook's graduation, it was his high school entrance ceremony. Jungkook graduated high school in 2017.

That line sounds better when the subs keep it as the Korean alphabet rather than change it to the English alphabet. "Ga, na, da, ra, ma, pa, sa, ah. Hakuna Matata."

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Yea that’s way better

@AngelaSealana

Жыл бұрын

Yeah also it was topical. It was a song about being in love in school, so he's telling the girl something like - it's simple, don't worry, just be mine.

His talking to those who look down on him as an idol. Look where they are now. Proud of him

39:00 This made me laugh. The amount of times Namjoon has lost his passport.

they actually carry their own passports and namjoon has actually lost them quite a few times lol.

@jessicapierce3027

Жыл бұрын

After those times I wouldn't be surprised if his manager keeps ahold of it when they are on business trips.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

😭 that man is crazy losing passports.

@chbenzy9359

Жыл бұрын

@@Jurnalist_ That's why ARMY were quite worried (in a fun way) when BTS was given a Diplomatic Passport for being appointed as Presidential Envoys 😂 It's like having War flashback because of that passport 😂😂

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

@@chbenzy9359 😂😂

@elisiagoncalves6773

Жыл бұрын

@@chbenzy9359 even the members themselves teased Namjoon to not lose his diplomatic passport.😅

28:39,, this is SUGA buying and packing the card (bus card) gift set for ARMY on his Birthday,, he asked Jimin to put load on the cards from his own money and personally write letters and wraps everything too, of course asked assistance to other members,, this was when they were starting and barely getting any pay,, this sweet man

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Yea that’s what makes it really special

Sassy, stylish auntie vibes from j-hope, I'm laughing so hard because in my eyes, you nailed it already!

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Auntie Hobi. If Jin is mom joon is dad. Hobi has to be the aunt because suga is that calm uncle who b settles things down so your parents don’t find out you were on a mad one. 😂

@magdalenagabrowska8169

Жыл бұрын

@@Jurnalist_ this is great, actually really on point 😁👌🏻 JK is a baby everyone call him that😋 But yeah Jhope fashion is like wow sometimes 😅 but he always looks cool yet you see it and you are 100% sure you would never pull it off but he totally do it... 😁 Suga always say he is grandpa haha bc he loves slow time, his bones always crack, He lay down every oporunity and literally he don't move to much and don't want to move 😁 (but army simply say he is our cat 😉 inside joke that He actually aproof).

Its honestly so nice to see old BTS content where they say what they want to achieve and knowing they will go waaaaay beyond that, makes you feel like a proud mom even when you are younger than them, because at this time they are still all younger than I am now or Jin was the age I am now, not Sure😭

I swear I listen to BTS' b-sides 90% more than I listen to their singles and comeback songs. The b-sides usually have far more to offer me as a listener, in terms of lyrics, melodies or beat, feeling, emphasis on lyrics... yeah I definitely go out of my way to listen to their b-side tracks on the daily more than I would for their hits. The exceptions would be Save Me, Fake Love, Mic Drop, I Need You and Film Out.

J-Hope crying because before his father had never supported him in his choice of career. Suga wanting to live with parents is understandable. He supposedly ran away from home where he had severe fights with parents because of his music and came to Seoul where things became even harder. He starved, he wasn't paid for his job, then joined BigHit where they said he would become an idol instead of a rapper. He took part time job which was against the trainee rules, got hit by a car and got injured. He was so afraid to be kicked out of the company that he didn't tell anyone and didn't get help. He spent several days in his room don't going out in fear. All this on top of his depression he supposedly had for years (in The Last song he mentioned that his parents was with him in his first psychiatrist appointment). Then things supposedly became better, but people started to attack him for betraying hip-hop. Their schedule was tiring. I think he just craved for safe space where someone would take care of him.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

My guy sounds like he needs a hug and it warms my heart to see fathers learn to respect the choices of the child in hobis case.

@volhan.p.9722

Жыл бұрын

@@Jurnalist_ as far as we know Suga's relationships with his parents became better. He said that he always thought that he should act like his father (and this is where his cold facade was from) and don't show vulnerability, but once his father asked Suga not to be like him and he is regretting a lot of things he did and said. So Yoongi grew a lot as a person since then. His older brother always supported him, actually. And after he got his surgery in 2020 he literally is glowing up. I think now when he is not in constant pain after 8 years and not in fear that this injury can end his idol career any time he really feels much better. He is different even with the way he looks, like he is much more comfortable with himself. He is posting photos in Instagram from some particular photoshoot for several months now and we quite shocked of the image he willingly chose to portray with it. Most of us thought he would never be comfortable with something like that. I am so happy for him. As for Hobi, his mother was one who always supported him. He has song dedicated to her, and I think it is beautiful. His growth as artist is amazing. I know you started to know him with his solo album, but it was very surprising turn for many ARMYs (but I think it wasn't that unexpected). With his last photopholio that was released someone joked that ARMY would not dare to call him Hobi for some time, lol.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

@@volhan.p.9722 the more I learn snot suga we have so much in common it’s crazy.

BAHAHAHA THEY CARRY THEIR OWN PASSPORTS BABE AND NAMJOON HAS LOST HIS ONE TOO MANY TIMES

You touched on the cultural-familial differences between US/UK & the rest of the world. In Asia, for example, for probably millennia, the family is still very important, whether in a patriarchal or matriarchal structure. It probably started millennia ago because everyone had to pull through to make ends meet & then that still stayed up to today & became a cultural tradition. Thus it's normal to see several generations under one roof. This includes the strong family structure in India, which is also considered Asian (although the caste system there can hamper that, but I digress). It is perhaps the same in Africa & ancient America. In the "West", for some reason, the family structure somewhat started falling away & the concept of "independence" started to make it's way to the surface. Maybe it is one progress of first-world countries who evolve too quickly. This is why in the US, when you hit age 17-18, some parents will kick their kids out. And some of those kids won't be ready when that time comes. On the other side of that timeline, when you are old & a senior citizen in the US, some of their adult children will put their parent(s) into a senior home living facility. Some of those old people may not like that, but some seniors may also like that, simply because they too were a product of wanting independence for themselves when they were young adults. You will rarely see that happen with Asian grandparents, i.e. those who cannot function on their own, unless perhaps their kids have become modern/Americanized. And even if these adult kids are somewhat making ends meets, the family bond is not enough to break that they too would want to kick their old parents out of their homes. There will always be a bedroom for their parents, the same parents who took care of them when they were kids & now in turn are taking care of their parents. So, not many kids who got "automatically" kicked out have been able to make it on their own financially. That is unfortunately the Butterfly effect that was put on to them. There are several youtube videos here of teens in the US that wend their way around streets & cities as homeless people, video-interviewed about how they got there on the streets after getting kicked out of the nest. Of course there are teens that have made it on their own, perhaps because they were ready, prepared, or had a stroke of good luck, such as finding a good steady job or had some talent they were born with. Hard work, motivation to survive & staying in school also helps pay that off. But again, there is the other half that do not make it, i.e. the young & the homeless. BTS is loved by many fans planetwide not just for their talent but because of their love for family, even loved by fans for this band becoming a 7-member family of their own. There are also many fans who watch them additionally for that, because they see that family structure that some of these fans may not have, so BTS becomes family for them as well, whether those fans are age 17 or 77. BTS have also been hugely helping pave the way to change that stigma shown in this episode that most idols do not write their own songs. They were not the first to write their own songs, but they are helping blow that industry stereotype out of the water. One huge reason for that was because BTS was not initially supposed to go into the idol industry. They were designed to go into K-Hiphop first. Had BTS been initially designed to be KPop, I'm not sure how popular they would have become, or how long they would have lasted. Due to this breaking stereotype of songwriting, hopefully in a few or less KPop generations, the industry might wake more due to BTS influence & the ratio of idol bands able to write their own songs will be flipped, from less today (perhaps 20%) to more in the near future (perhaps 80%). I'm making those percentages up, but those numbers are possibly close in approximation to reality. As I may have said in comments awhile ago, by band members writing their own songs, the KPop industry may over time become seen more seriously, not just in SK but also globally.

You're not the only one who gets auntie vibes from J-Hope. When I first discovered BTS, I tried to look at pics of them on google to try to learn their names and faces so I could know who was who. Hobi was the first face I learnt because I kept thinking that he was the one who looked most like somebody's auntie and I kept guessing him correctly. I think I enjoy his fashion sense the most too. His looks at Paris Fashion week in LV, Hermes and Dior? Chef's kiss. And then the looks he came up with for the photo folio project? Amazing. It's kinda hilarious that you probably wouldn't have lasted 3 months in BTS. You'd have slapped at least 12 people in that span of time 🤣 The amount of times you were ready to backhand somebody's boy child through the screen lmao. It really goes to show that BTS took a lot and held their silence before they started dropping those Cyphers.

@lisimon_OT7

Жыл бұрын

And then there is the "House of Army" sketch, where Hobi also looks like the rich aunt, even if he plays the mother 😂 💜💜

@emmamcintyre6997

Жыл бұрын

I get eccentric Mother vibes from Hobi just with how he is always looking after the Maknae line since debut and his sensational fashion choices and the fact that he knows everything & where everyone is when asked he is on to it straight away, I am bias tho to anything Hobi does 🤷‍♀️

@ZariDV

Жыл бұрын

@@emmamcintyre6997 also he's got the classic eyes in the back of his head like moms do. The way he can spot a dance practice mistake without looking directly at the person is wild. Pre-debut Jimin was right when he said Hobi is like a mother who dances well. Love our sunshine 🥰🥰

@emmamcintyre6997

Жыл бұрын

Facts, Borahae 💜💜💜💜💜

@sweetlorre

Жыл бұрын

I laughed to Jurnalist slapping people 😅😂 Hobi is the eccentric auntie! House of Army the first thing that came to mind when he said that 🤣 I miss Hobiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 💜

I've seen the full thing of Namjoon going to meet the guys and they are not friends (well save for Supremeboi who still has a job producing with BigHit on the guy's songs). They were shit talking Namjoon so badly. Like it is no wonder he felt so betrayed by them.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Jealousy corrupts our brothers hearts so easily. It’s sad and hurtful.

@ZariDV

Жыл бұрын

I've never gotten to watch the full thing. Do you know what I could look up to find it?

@squishycoveswena

Жыл бұрын

@@ZariDV I'm pretty sure i watched it on Daily Motion

@ZariDV

Жыл бұрын

@@squishycoveswena Thanks! I'll go hunt it down and see if I can find it there.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

@@ZariDV if you do please link me.

RM's wish certainly came true. Their music is like wine gets better after each listen and over time you find more gems in the music and the lyrics. You should listen to the vocal line soon. And also watch their live performances at concerts.

there's not one bts' bad b side. they pay a lot attention to create all their songs. all b sides are tasty and a lot of b sides are army's favorite songs. the difference is just in the purposes tittle track and b sides have. tittle track is promotional, b sides are personal. but all of them get the same amount of attention from the boys when writing it

I was listening to the melody and RM singing Too Much and it brought so many memories back wow... I need to relisten

I think the comments about b-sides speak more to how idol fandoms work in korea, starting from the days of H.O.T. and Sechskies. The early fandoms went ALL IN with their idol groups, you can extrapolate both the good and bad of that, and b-sides are another part of how fans stayed engaged and well-versed in their idol groups' discography. Groups today have to cultivate that level of buy-in, and b-sides are part of that.

War of hormone is the song that got them in trouble

This episode was titled Reflection, RM's song Reflection is so good.

@therainadmirer

Жыл бұрын

Up up Reflection next !

J-Hope has and will always give fly auntie vibes 💯

Jhope is definitely the rich Auntie. He definitely pulls the roll off in a skit called House of Army

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Yea that’s him. 😂😂💜

My favorite part of this was RM’s realisation at the end: he doesn’t need to put himself into categories like “artist” or “idol”, he’s just himself, he does whatever he does. And he was only 19 years old (international age) here, so honestly really mature to have these thoughts in my opinion. We see a lot of the highlights of american hustle life in episode 5, but i’d still love your thoughts on the whole thing if you’re up for reacting to it! Fair warning though, AHL is 8 episodes long so it’s quite a commitment

About the lyrics I totally get your point but it’s definitely a lot different for them. The whole world was watching and everyone has expectations. It’s just like squeezing ideas. All their music has a message and I think it’s harder and harder to make something new since they already have A LOT of songs. Back then they knew what to say but didn’t have the skill and now they have the skill but don’t know what to say. This is what Suga himself said

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Well let’s hope they continue to find what to say.

6:50 "it's Tuesday... 😌 This what I feel like wearing " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you are hilarious. I have been going through all of your videos this week and I am too hooked. I will probably join your patron when I'm done checking them out. You have amazing insight and perspective. I Apreciate your opinions and you are effortlessly funny! 💜

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

😭😭😭 regardless of you join or not this comment has made me smile Ty. 🙏🏾

YES EXACTLY B-Sides are what hooks us to BTS because title tracks are usually the ones that are “shallow” or the happy songs. Don’t get me wrong, the title tracks are all really good too but you see an artist’s depth through their B-Sides which is why when a new youtuber finds BTS through their title tracks-let’s say Dynamite or Butter- ARMYs immediately recommend their B-Sides to prove that BTS doesn’t do just your generic boyband pop songs 😊 For example, Paradise by BTS is a B-Side off the Love Yourself: Tear album. ARMYs have been BEGGING them to perform it live bc it’s THAT good but the only performance we have ever gotten of it was in one of JK’s Vlives and HE EVEN FORGOT THE SONG EXISTED BAHAHAHAH BRUH THE WAY TWITTER WENT WILD WHEN IT HAPPENED. YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN THERE HAHAHAHAHHAHA

@diatima

Жыл бұрын

Justice for Paradise and Louder than Bombs! 🤟

@Umla80

Жыл бұрын

@@diatima and SEA 💜

@jeonjin97

Жыл бұрын

Paradise is one of the best B-sides 😭 idk why they’ve been ignoring the queen till this date 😭😭 and yes when jk did that I was so hurt like how did you forget your own song 😭😭 louder than bombs in the list too !!

@tracydowd4013

Жыл бұрын

@@jeonjin97 JK gets a pass, because they have over 300 songs. It makes sense that he would forget if he's never had to perform it. It will engrain in your memory if you practice is for performance.

@kara-karina8530

Жыл бұрын

And Heartbeat! Louder than Bombs have been consistently getting the most votes for live performance, and they keep ignoring it 🤣

RM our passive-aggressive King :

BTS’s B-sides r 🔥🔥🔥, they have the strongest b-side game in whole kpop

There is a reason why BTS have over 100 songs with over 100 million streams on Spotify B-sides kings. The only other artists who have achieved this are Drake, Bad Bunny, and Taylor Swift.

B sides are songs that aren't title tracks. At least that is what I think they are. BTS has so many songs on their albums with no music videos, that are amazing songs. Some of them that haven't been performed live but are amazing songs like Louder Than Bombs and Paradise. And some that are only on CD like Path, and Sea. Others are just awesome but have no video like Born Singer and Hip Hop Lover. J-Hope was having a rough time, and his Dad didn't suport him in the beginning. So I think it was about that. And he missed home. The pressure they had on them was tough. Namjoon loses his passport all the time.

I took his quote you discuss at 20:00 totally different than you did. He's saying hip hop isn't **necessarily** intimate, in other words **not all** hip hop is intimate, it's no longer a requirement in the genre, eg. your problem with lazy lyric writing. Hope that makes sense.

@ma-px1nb

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ANGELA !! English is really difficult for some ppl lmaooo. it's not even my first langage but i understood it the way you did too.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

I agree but this agin is just lazy in their part. It’s not a requirement to be a true lover boy in rnb or to be happy in pop. To use the most prevalent and commercial section of hiphop or rap to make an overall point to me shows the lack of respect for my art form and exposes the casual nature he interacts with it. Because those of us that listen to real modern hiphop cannot find an artist not providing an intimate look into themselves or what life is about. It’s just a furtherance of lazy commentary and a slap in the face to an art form I hold dear. I do get your point but I think it provides an out for a thought that was helpful handedly put it to bolster his view on the lyrics BTS provides and to do so disparages those who don’t get the advent of massive commercial promotions.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Sadly even after her explanation. The OP was wrong and I think the way Hiphop is being discussed is wrong. But that’s just me.

13:29 that man literally created reason we have a dark side of Kpop he literally created sasaeng culture 🥴

18:30 get what you mean about b-sides. What I feel about the b-sides point is that it’s how to build a loyal fan base that won’t only listen to hits is all. To loyal fans, b-sides are the butter and the hits are just bread, if you enjoy what they do. Namjoon’s statements after that is him addressing the criticism he received before he could even technically “begin” to show what he’s capable of as a BTS member. That he isn’t a manufactured “idol” given lyrics nor a rapper with zero potential if fitting into the idol category with the group. It’s not always about how RM views himself or his idea of hip hop, it’s a response to how media, critics, and as corny as the word is “haters” initially had to say about bts and him as a member. Especially foreigners. And ohhhh no I can’t wait for you to see footage from American hustle life, I cringe so hard at almost every second of it lol love it

Nossa sim, Hobi é totalmente a vibe de um "tio legal", ainda mais considerando que ele anda bastante com a maknae line, eles saem juntos, jogam juntos, o contraste entre eles faz ele ter totalmente essa vibe.

That is JK's enterance ceremony. We have the graduation a few chapters later. The original title to "boy in luv" means translated "macho man" so that was tongue in cheek. The "problem" song was "War of Hormones" and personally? I think it was a campaign against them as they were becoming too big for a no-name group. Rank is still very important in SK. Fun fact: Lee Sooman is going to sue his own label SM Ent. . Why? Because they are trying to get rid of him/stop him from funneling the money into his own bank-account (the man was once even wanted by Interpol for his money-tricks). The label is selling stocks to Kakao (?; a major entertainment investor in SK - I think they own Mnet) and while that would be still less than the percentage LSM has he wasn't asked. SK has very strict drug laws. That unfortunately includes medcine. The result is that among others a major female Idol was investigated for buying something from outside of SK for her mental health (I think) because it wasn't an allowed drug in SK. Because she did mean "brighten" not "whiten". it is a class thing not a racism thing - at least not with Koreans to other Koreans - but it can be if you are not (East) Asian (or White). Think about it? What do people with light skin (like east Asians) do quiet visibly? Tan. Now who tans - when you can't just take a holiday and throw yourself into the sun on a beach? Homeless, farmers, fishers etc. Who does not? anyone working indoors: scribes, priests, blue-bloods... Notice something? Yes, you could see which class someone belonged to just from the color of their skin - we are after all talking about a very homogeneous population. And that created Korean beauty standards (for men, too). It has nothing to do with being white. SK had far more problems with China & Japan than Western conquerers. And yes, now it can create problems that are racistic in nature but that is not what made the standard. Korea and not US (or Europe) remember? People LOVE BTS B-Sides (when you mean songs that are not getting an MV): Paradies, Bapsae, Am I wrong?, Ugh!, Attack on Bangtan, Dimple, Pied Piper, GoGo, Hiphop lover, the Cyphers etc. Blue & Grey (BE) and Run BTS (Proof - Anthology Album) are almost more loved than the title tracks. (maybe watch Elliot Sang "why fans love suffering artists" and bby gang mag "you are wrong about K-pop") 26:40 (or so) You have cut the sound on the Cypher so we can't hear what you said while you paused. If you watch for example their travel show "Bon Voyage" you will notice that they did teach the boys to be self-reliant. And if that means they'll get lost and loose their stuff? than they got lost (with the camers man) and loost their stuff. In the last few years they have traveled a lot by private plane as a group but individual they have also flown solo without a manager. They do know how it is done. Not to mention they had - temporary - diplomatic passports for a few month in 2021 when they came with the SK president to give a speech at the SDG (= Social Development Goals) moment of the UNGA in New York. They showed those of (and fans were - jokigly - afraid Namjoon would loose his - he has lost his before). Thank you for taking your time and watching this! You nice! Keep going!

Again, thx for continuing RISE OF BANGTAN docu.! 🫰🏼

Lol, you got to watch Kdramas to understand why he slammed the girl to the locker. In Korea that is a sign of liking a girl. Also grabbing her wrist pulling her along. 🤣🤣 No that song is called the war of hormones and if you watch you’ll ask where the insult was. FYI, your sound is going in and out, is it the video? B side of BTS albums are awesome! Families are tight in Korea. Family is everything. Parents hold so much power. You can be 50 years old and you still obey them. RM is famous for losing things especially passports. He is called the king of destruction as he is prone to break things.

@jessicapierce3027

Жыл бұрын

The sound goes in and out because of copyrights. He typically will cut out the sound of a song if he isn't speaking himself.

@sharonnelson3713

Жыл бұрын

@@jessicapierce3027 👍

@diatima

Жыл бұрын

The grip kabedon had on asian media back then! 🤣

16:00 As a translator, I do get writer's block. And I do more or less what you say: I write down a direct translation, start working from there to refine what is that the characters want to say, to whom, and find the perfect conversation (the satisfaction you get reading it out loud is beautiful, or to think that somebody will quote you ^^). PS For those who don't know, it is sometimes really tricky and difficult to translate properly (not only culture bound speech, but the sense and sentiment, why use this verb instead of this other...) So everyone requesting subs here and there (from bangtan, from reactors even...) hold your horses for a minute. (I mean the entitled ones)

BTS's b-sides are my favorites. Title tracks are mostly performance based or something explosive but the gems are in the b-sides.

it is very common in asian cultures to live with your parents for as long as you want (or usually until you are married). there is no kicking kids out when they reach 18 or these same expectations that you must live on your own as there are in western countries.

37:38 Yes BTS RM is poetic, used worlplay, lyricist..Genius.

6:31 jhope’s auntie energy 💀😭

19:45 This is Korean perceptive & opinions. Hip-hop is different in every country & every culture.

@crystalaxe1212

Жыл бұрын

I think what non-Americans think of hip hop is based on what is exported to the rest of the world. If what is being exported not necessarily intimate then that’s all you know. I’m from Mongolia, and we didn’t know anything that was being said and just bounced to the music 😂, but also this was in 1997 for me and no internet. Maybe now with globalization and internet access it’s different

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Crazy thing is calling it hiphop while throwing out the essence to make it your own in your country means it’s no longer hiphop. You can’t throw out the roots of a thing and call it the thing. You can’t throw out jazz roots then make jazz in Scotland and call it jazz. I get your sentiment but these allowances to me are not okay and show a lack of respect for the source. Imagine. I took Asian culture threw out the roots but still Called it Asian it would be disrespectful and a farce.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Access is different but only with hiphop do I see it being taken by others but the roots stripped away and it be used like a costume and a energy builder. Then it is talked about like it’s still apart of the source. This is why I’m very weary of hiphop even in my own country. Hiphop is the only art form people strip what they want from it use it as they like and no one bats and eye.

3:59 that’s actually his entrance ceremony he really was a kid back then 🥹

@chere100

Жыл бұрын

*3:59

@Yeonkimin_

Жыл бұрын

@@chere100thanks omg idk how I got the wrong timestamp

* war flash-back of RM loosing he's passport *

11:00 This guy I11even (lol at the timestamp) is the one who won against SUGA in the auditions ^^ (remember our sweet Yoongi was 2nd and signed as a producer initially) Also, Namjoon was in a group of 9-10 rappers (Daenamhyup he mentions later at 17:40) and 5-6 went to the same audition (as well as people form other group, like the one Bfree was on, and he got called out for that in that slap-free infamous podcast/interview) -- Joon was already casted at this point

RM loses his passport all the time. In Bon Voyage once they turned the plane inside out looking for his passport. He's literally the worst at keeping track of his shit lmao. Fandom joke is that RM keeps apple in business with the amount of earphones he's lost.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

😭😭

RM tenía muchos problemas para encontrar una identidad, era rapero, era idol o artista siquiera. Esto duro gran parte de su carrera hasta que llegó al punto en dónde entendió que después de tantos años era un híbrido que podía ser ambos y ya no podía ni quería separarlos por eso cuando muchos vieron el video de wild flower y señalaron que era un rapero que parecía idol y eso era raro, ahí me acordé de lo que dijo. Otra cosa, en la parte en que JHope llora por el mensaje del padre, hay que tener en cuenta que desde adolescentes ellos se encerraron a darlo todo dejando muchas veces la salud en tratar de tener éxito, con un control excesivo de la empresa y la presión constante pasando por periodos de depresión y soledad y que en esa situación el padre le mande un mensaje así lo rompió.

About the thing with hip hop and lyrics, I think a lot of ppl are under the impression that lyrics in hip hop are shallow which is really ???? One of my biggest pet peeves as an army is armys that say they didn’t like hip hop until bts, and they only like it because the deep lyrics bts writes, like mija, be serious, just say you’ve never listen to hip hop 😂

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Talk to shit. The emotions that I’ve had the pleasure of hearing in hiphop that I’ve never heard anywhere else just refute those peoples stances. But I do get with the state of affairs in todays game I get why they feel the way they do.

@loredell

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that.

@tsukihimejey8830

Жыл бұрын

Felt that "Mija" hard. 😂 As a Puertorrican who was raised with the revolutionary spirit of (old) Rap in our communities as an outlet against the government, police, and oppression of the poor population, can't relate to being so blind to the poetry inside Hip-hop/Rap and the intimacy of their stories. Like, one thing is not being familiar with Hip-Hop prior to BangTan, but another thing is dismissing everything that came before which ALSO inspired them to do the music they are enjoying. There IS a reason they admired the OG's and learned from them. In any case, it should inspire the to open their ears and minds. 💜💖

Yep, I get the auntie energy from Jhope too! 😆

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Right?!

Thanks hon! Am loving it! Have a great rest of the week!

Miss them when they are together"

I'm so excited for the next episode! American hustle life!💜

Being older and remembering 45's they would have the hit on one side and the B-side on the other. The record only had 2 songs and you had to flip it over to listen to the B-side and there was a little disc thingy that went in the middle so you could play it🤣🤣 So I think they mean it more like that. Legendary back in the day, not considered throw away songs. My favorite was the Beatles Don't Let Me Down was the B-side to Get Back and I prefer it. Famous B-sides We Will Rock You, The Man Who Sold the World, Erotic City, Revolution and You Can't Always Get What You Want to name a few. Crazy right? One eyed is like you thought, narrow visioned. So glad you are watching these. 😘💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

5:50 Jimin, one of his adult/responsible thoughts.. An observation exactly on that, on how he saw RM and JHope so much more mature then himself :))

Excited to catch Hustle Life with you. I watch a lot and don't have much time to comment, but always intend to. I appreciate your intelligent point of view about the industry and anything else. Makes me aware of things I wouldn't have noticed myself!

fun fact,, Supreme Boi was supposed to be the 8th member of BTS but he is a family still and still producing for them and is a family

The guy with the thick glasses taking to RM is Supreme Boi

I have thought this for years and never said this but JHope reminds me of my oldest Aunt and it's exactly like how you said. That's so funny :))))

BTS B Sides are 10x better than the songs they have released with MV’s, the Unit performances are exceptional especially from BE Album “Jamais Vu” by J-Hope, Jin & JK is my fav.

@kara-karina8530

Жыл бұрын

Jamais Vu hits hard. J-HOPE's part is a chef's kiss.

@emmamcintyre6997

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, my 3 fav vocalists & fav trio together in one song was pure perfection for me personally, whoever decided on the choice of sub units for “BE” well done 👏👏👏👏

I really like this series!

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

It’s really good. We have more to watch

Stay safe, positive and healthy Love and support from the Philippines ^_^

3:48 Nah, that's his high school *entrance* ceremony/assembly. Not graduation.

(just a heads up, I usually like the video before even watching, my finger slipped and I hit thumb down xD I changed it, but just in case they - YT- tell you lol)

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Don’t worry about it Ty though.

i thought i was the only one that thought the same when he said “hip hop is not necessarily intimate” and then said but korean hip hop is.. like.. who do you think their inspirations are??

@ma-px1nb

Жыл бұрын

the guy was not saying that HIP-HOP is not intimate at all, he used "necessarily" for a reason. of course most of our favorites rappers write really intimate songs but some record have nothing to do with sharing your personal thought. if you listen to hip hop these days, some songs have really shallow lyrics. so the "necessarily" is to take into account when listening to what he is saying. he is just saying that hip hop does not need to be intimate for it to be hip hop. y'all really like to take stuff out of context and then be angry all by yourself.

@breamiddleton726

Жыл бұрын

@@ma-px1nb it still isn’t true in tht context either because there are still rappers nowadays that do make intimate music and hip hop ITSELF IS intimate. mentioning the people popular right now doesn’t shape the whole genre cuz you wouldn’t do that for any other genre. he didn’t say it doesn’t have to be intimate to be hip hop he specifically said it wasn’t necessarily intimate but khiphop is which is not true and the khiphop rappers who make this “intimate music” all have inspiration from rappers like j cole for example. nobody’s mad it’s just not true that’s all 🤷🏽‍♀️ also i can name khiphop thts out with shallow lyrics too with these wannabe uzis and cartis that’s gettin big over there rn. it’s not really that deep tho i’ve watched this episode of rise of bangtan and heard him say that too many times

@ma-px1nb

Жыл бұрын

@@breamiddleton726 but the truth of it all is HIP HOP is not ALL intimate. mostly, yes but not ALL. even when it was created back in the day. some songs where just feel good songs or song about sex. you want to take it the wrong way instead of the way he said it but that's your problem after all. he said nothing wrong. the "necessarily" really separated what he said from what you understood tho. it just meant that hip hop does not need to be intimate for it to be hip hop. and what he said about khiphop is not what you understood also. he said most ppl in korea want music that is true to power so they naturally gravitate toward hip-hop and indie music. because kpop is overall shallow. he absolutely did not say that khiphop is more true to power than american hip-hop. just that those who are in search of deep music will turn to hip hop. Also when you said : "mentioning the people popular right now doesn’t shape the whole genre cuz you wouldn’t do that for any other genre" that is also false because people nowadays compare old RnB to the recent one, same for pop music.

@breamiddleton726

Жыл бұрын

@@ma-px1nb i feel like ur missing my point but like i said it wasn’t tht deep for me to go back and forth on here about it

@ma-px1nb

Жыл бұрын

@@breamiddleton726 or maybe you're the one who missed his point🤷🏽‍♀️

Thanks for sharing anf I've been waiting for your reaction.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

More coming up

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Ty for waiting. 💜

YEAH!! *Please react to American Hustle life episodes* 🙌not many people like it, but for me it's really fun and helped our guys a lot in the beginning I think💕 So please don't hesitate, just react🙂 will be waiting for sure💯

J-Hope is totally an aunty!!! 🤣🤣🤣💜 also, someone probably mentioned it already, but hakuna matata is what the letters of Korean alphabet also sound like, so it wasn't random.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

No that is a new one thank you. J hope everyone’s fav aunty. 😂😂

I lerned so much about K industry from this sery documentaire ,it's crazy

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

So much more to learn too.

@jesminaharapej2127

Жыл бұрын

@@Jurnalist_ Definitely

I think a lot can be learned about music making and music Marketing especially from the kpop method of luring ppl in with a catchy track but really showing them your soul with the b-sides. That will hook people. American music does the opposite of that and ignores the b-sides. But they have big potential use

with Asian country its like that,,personally here in Philippines we stay with our family as long as we want, we live in one house if we fit lol or we live near or build our own house next to our parents house, usually the oldest child will be the one staying in the family house to take care of the parents till they end,, you can get out of the house whenever you want ideally after 18, as long as you can provide for yourself you can go Korea is a patriarchal focus and hierarchy is strictly prioritize,,

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

This dynamic seems nice but because I’m American I’m weary of it.

@megnicoleebilane

Жыл бұрын

@@Jurnalist_ well we grow up and the culture here is like this, and America is different so its understandable, but try to go the Philippines and stay with a family with extended family is really chaotic and fan for the most part lol

Boy in Love was one of two songs that were criticized as Misogynistic (the other one is War of Hormone), but I’m not sure if it was the song itself as much as the music video for Boy in Love. You saw how hard Jin slammed his cousin into that locker. Anyway back in those days they were low on funds and had to use their staff as extras in their music videos a lot. I heard that rather than being able to hire an actress for the boy in love video, Jin got his cousin to do it. I don’t know whether that is fact or just urban legend.

Please watch deleted scenes too 💜️

22:00 my 2 cents about B-side songs: Of course the term comes from vinyl and cassette times, where usually you would play Side A and when it was done, unless you REALLY were a fan, you wouldn't turn it over, you changed the whole thing. So I'm assuming in radios, when they explored, they listened to the first 5-6 songs and "never" the Side B... Which was left for those seeking more. What made artists put their most worked on, radio ready songs in their Sides A (even if they worked as hard for the other songs). Then you had the title track in said Side A of course. Cue plates that turn the vinyl alone, and cassette players which did the same (high peak technology I tell you). Along came the CDs. The game changed for many, even if there was a title track, more often than not you would play the whole thing, and if your what once was Side B weren't good (songs besides the 1-2-3? title tracks), people would only play/cue those songs and not the rest of your album. (generally speaking, I always had to listen to albums from 1 to 10, and not shuffle or skip songs ^^U esp coming from cassette era) As it is today. So you saw how many idols debut each year, many prepared a lot, but they don't go beyond 2 songs to showcase and if they have a mini album with 4-5 songs... the rest are "bad" and you only have a bop (similar to one-hit wonders but in a cycle of release an album, make people buy, only 1 song is worth it). The thing with BTS is that ALL their songs are well produced, have meaning, and are well-rounded in order for you to know them all in the end. For other artists (even their own so called fans), you only know them by title tracks, either because the rest of their records don't appeal to you enough or because you weren't curious enough as to check more music from them beyond the title track they gave you. So in the CD and streaming era, I think B sides are taken differently and thus sought after in order to claim an artist is good (as opposed to being famous or having a hit). Hope I made sense XD

B sides are the best songs ever!

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07:20 In 2019 they performed boy in luv again at an award show, it would be nice to you react and see the difference from 2014 to 2019. [MAMA 2019 BTS - Boy In Luv]

6:06 😭😭

The whole skin stuff is kind of interesting from a History Point. Actually saw something about that which compared european and asian standard, both of them had this the lighter the better because it showed that you are rich enough to not have to work on a field under the sun. But then a tanned skin in europe was more desired because it looks like you just got home from vacation and you can afford that but in most of Asia this didn't happen, the lighter skin is still the most wanted. In my opinion it has also something to do with the culture of 'if you can't manage yourself how are you successful in life' which is often still said about idols instead of simply 'lose the weight to be healthy or pretty' But also racism🤷‍♀️

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

I get all that I do. But I still think it all comes down to trying to devour someone based on skin tone. Having lighter skin be an ideal beauty standard no matter the culture is an issue to me when I see people of all shades and they are all beautiful in their own ways. So for the standard to be something not many can reach without destroying their individualism is a problem.

@carolinesch.

Жыл бұрын

@@Jurnalist_ I got reminded of the whole thing I wrote in my comment because of what you said in the video. Hard agree that this is such an issue! Also please ignore the way I always have to edit evey commet because my keyboard sometimes doesn't recognise english words and corrects it to literal nonsense😭

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

@@carolinesch. don’t worry. I don’t mind one bit. 💜

illeven

There are 8 episodes of American Hustle Life.

Who is going to tell him about the passport situation and BTS? 😂💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🇲🇽🤟

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

That man needs help. 😂

@annavillarreal1874

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

It was Boy In LuV and War of Hormones the songs that people started calling them misogynistic.

To prove your point, my husband recently saw Weird Al was in town on tour and wanted to do something fun so he got us tickets close to the front. Then, Weird Al clarifies at the show that this entire tour is devoted to B-sides, and my husband is immediately disappointed and it ruined the whole experience for him. (I had fun!) But yeah, one of the things I love about my favorite Kpop artists is the great B-sides.

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

No lie I’d be disappointed too if that happened to me. Huge Al fan myself. But I get what Al was trying to do as well. It’s a special balance b sides for lead songs.

Asian families are very clanish. We don’t mind our children living with us even if they have their own families. It is a weird thing for people outside. We take care of our folks until they are old and grey. It has good and bad sides to it but thats just how asian upbringings are.

@ojochan31

Жыл бұрын

I’m near 40 and still live with my parents to take care of them, and they’re not allowing me to go 😂

@yolandafortson5825

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I’m American and I let my kids stay with me as long as they want to also, I still have three kids at home with me all 20-26 years of age. I enjoy my kids at home with me, but that’s just the person I am 🤷🏽‍♀️.

@shyiya8583

Жыл бұрын

@@ojochan31 oh honey I tell that to my daughter too. She can live with me and her family if they want. I want to be near her and my future grandbabies.

@shyiya8583

Жыл бұрын

@@yolandafortson5825 nothing wrong with that. I only have one child who’s 13. But i have nephews who are in their 20s and i told them, unless you can afford to pay ALL your bills, dont move out. 😁

@yolandafortson5825

Жыл бұрын

@@shyiya8583 I hear you, I tell my kids, sometimes I wish I could go back home 🤣🤣

Tge last time they saw their passport made me laugh because RM has lost his passport way too many times it's so funny they have their passports with them

8:30 ga na da ra ma ba sa ha are the first syllables in the Korean alphabet, so instead of ending it with ha, he continues ha...kuna matata. As if saying, from start to finish (ga to ha), don't worry and just let's be happy. (hope that makes sense) Spoiler: You'll see some alphabet lyrics later on in Trivia: Love. I PROMISE you, they are the most clever thing ever :) (not saying anything else, you'll get there)

I’m going to LOL if you watch American hustle life

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

You will LOL I promise.

In Asia it is common to stay with your parents, some would do it until they financial able to so or some after getting married. In some cases, parent would be offended when their child want to move out as if a signed that they cannot provide and have failed their responsibilities as a parent. As much you don’t understand why Asian wanting to stay with their parent, I don’t understand why others want to quickly move out - why letting go of the already provided warm/comfortable place to stay.

i get so mad when i think of War of Hormone and how they never perform it. War of hormone is such a clever song, where bts takes on the persona of a young boy going through puberty and you get to hear about him popping pimples, saying cringe pick-up lines and most importantly, obsessing over a girls body and trying to get with her. its hilarious, tongue and cheek and very honest, and it sucks so much that people AND critics (who clearly have no reading comprehension) took the lyrics out of context, pinning them as "how bts sees women". Is a song monologing a villian's thought process in a disney movie considered violence inducing then? Are people not allowed to create anti-heros because the main character has to be a good role-model? We're not writing an ethics book here, we're telling stories. that's what a song is meant to do, anyway. As a female, War of Hormone was hilarious to listen to, probably relatable to those who've been through puberty (which is literally everyone) and also was such a unique take on a song (and for bts as well). Their whole concept at that time was young, wreckless, immature but passionate school boys. They were what? 15yrs old to 20yrs old in age. oh god, sorry, im ranting, but I hate the dumbing down of art just because the lowest common denominator doesn't understand it.

Not american hustle life😭 That's a journey you will have to venture on without me lmao, see you on the other side

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

I look forward to seeing you again. 😭😭💜

23:20 Yeah, I agree that for many, if an artist decides to explore, they start saying they are becoming this or that and that they are not themselves blah blah blah. F it. Like you want a person or group to churn the same album over and over again for 20-30 years? Go listen to the album you liked, mf! I saw this recently with Coldplay. I've never been a fan, but I liked them (and I know they are super hated for no reason also xD). When they released Higher Power (before we knew about any BTS collab) I really liked the synth-pop that brought me back to the 80s but I saw from supposed coldplay fans a lot of hate. So I guess people need to separate being a fan of a person/group and being a fan of a type of music. I like artists (from classical music till today) and I love seeing their evolution, not to please any audiences, but to grow themselves, to explore and see if they can produce something good. So being ARMY (bringing it back to BTS) is just that, not meaning you cannot criticize or dislike or prefer this or that, but allow them growth and let them settle (if they so want) where they want to settle. If it's not for you, move on.

13:37 English is not my first lenguage so what's the difference between brighten and lighten up your skin?

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

Lighten signifies it was darker and a shade that was undesirable. Brighten is luminous designation. You brighten a dark room. It’s also my opinion so I feel these two words speak to different meanings.

Most of my fav BTS Songs are b-sides😂

sorry there are no subtitles

Using different words.. It's not a sign of worries its just a rich vocabulary, a more complex view on things, not everything it's a "bitch"

@Jurnalist_

Жыл бұрын

But it always can be. I’ll insert the bitch word in Places it has no reason being. Just a random ad lib to a conversation. 😂

War of hormones is the song they got in trouble for aleged misogynie

Bts b-sides are way better than the title tracks, in my opinion.