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They clearly like CB and now CB is well aware too. What makes anyone think they're gonna wanna face the embarrassment of back-stepping and apologizing after they already went to the great lengths of taking a picture with him and hyping themselves in the concert crowd? It's clear they're doing the classic "keep your mouth shut" pr move because let's be real here, you could insert any other Kpop idol here and they'd do the same thing.

What's so absurd is that I saw many Armys saying "if they're not gonna acknowledge or release an apology or statement then I'm gonna unstan."

Like what?? No! It hasn't happened yet and it will never happen! Like do yourself a favour at that point and simply unstan. Remember, you can still be a casual listener of BTS without having to be Army.

They think hybe is this all powerful entity with control over the media and everything, when they can't even get the media to stop parroting lies about their biggest artists. And I mean this in general. Anyways I'm curious what ppl think abt this narrative

I don't have Spotify Premium. And the Bangtan channel has uploaded a behind the scenes video of the MV. But i'm the kind of person who would rather watch the MV first before the behind the scenes of it.

I'm just confused as to why they haven't uploaded it to Youtube yet? I totally get why artists put out their music videos on Spotify first now because of the whole billboard rule changing regarding to youtube streams but I thought they'd still put it up later? But I checked Hybe's channel today and they still haven't yet.

Does anyone have any idea on why?

Edit: Tysm for everyone's comments!!!

Disclaimer: This isn't meant to be a hate post! Also this question probably isn't for the people who think every song is their personal masterpiece loll.

Everyone has different preferences and we've had multiple discussions here on favourite songs from Arirang but i'm also kinda curious abt the opposite

My answer would be Merry Go Round. Its got a sad, mellow sound to it that I don't really vibe with cuz I prefer more energetic, upbeat songs overall. Also the production mixing is questionable. So even though I don't skip it when it comes on, I never find myself playing it.
However, today I decided to listen to it again and I noticed a small detail where it says "and around and around" in the background after "It spins me around". Idk but that small detail sounds so nice and it makes me like it a bit more now

Note that you can also talk abt parts of the MVs since these two songs are the ones that got a music video

After a week or so of constant posts abt disliking Celebration, the title track is finally here: Boompala. I'm curious, which song do you prefer when comparing the pre-release and the tt and what is your reasoning?

And lastly, (optional) what do y'all think about the rest of the album and what's your favourite song from the album?

Body to Body, FYA, 2.0, Swim, Normal, Like Animals, and Please are all very popular.

Hooligan is everywhere because of its trend and N.29 is also popular because it's turned into a meme loll.

One More Night was actually the least talked abt until people found out it wasn't included in the tour setlist so now people mention it way more than they did initially.

They don't know 'bout us and Merry Go Round are less popular but still mentioned.

Then there's Aliens. It's well-liked but, like I never see people mention the song anywhere!! It's weird cuz it's my favourite song in Arirang and I think it's the song that (other than Please) reminds me the most of older BTS songs.

But yeah this is just my perspective and that's why I think it's underrated!

This discussion post isn't purely meant for an objective perspective, so don't shame anyone here!
Dancing and choreo has always been a big factor in Kpop and one of the many reasons people admire kpop. There has always been debates on who's the best dancer within a group but I wanna see how people would rank the members within their fav group, i'm just curious lol

Obviously we know our guys are very successful and have been that way for years now and they just keep hitting new peaks! Many people say part of BTS's large success was doing the right stuff at the right time but what does that necessarily mean? I think the examples are endless! They have done so many moves (big and small, planned and unplanned) that have proved to work very well in the long run and boost their status (in the industry).

One of my picks would be Run BTS (the song). It's a small one but the song itself paired with the super intense dance practice video... the timing was also great cuz we all kinda needed that after the military enlistment announcement. It's so nice to see that the song is so beloved and the fact that it's more popular than Yet to Come is kinda funny lolll. But yeah, it was a total game changer!

Mine is:

1. Right place, wrong person

2. Echo

3. Jack in the Box

their solo music is AMAZING it's sooooo hard choosing only 3 wth😭

It's pretty obvious that they'll probably do so at the AMAs and it makes sense. Also we technically have a confirmation that they won't be attending MAMA, because the event takes place too close to their tour schedules. I know it's probably still too early to theorize but i'm curious what do y'all think?

For me it's gotta be Taehyung. He's got huge vocal presence in the album itself. And on tour, I also love that he somehow remembers the choreo when it comes to the surprise songs too?? I literally can't ignore Tae rn even if I tried. I feel like he's shining brighter and more lively now in a way that he wasn't really during the pandemic up until military enlistment.