when jack in te box got released everyone was surprised, bc jhope literally makes justice for his name lol he's so bright and charismatic, so when he showed this "dark" side of him, with no dance, just proved how he's versitile and a truly good artist...
@@SweetLittleLie87 hmm 🧐 even hoseok said that this was different from everything that he did before, he always have been versatile but not at this level, jack in the box went to a rock and really dark vibe, in his interview with iu she said the same and he agreed with her, in one of his livestream he said that was nervous about army's reaction seeing this new said of him, so yeah he did a very different comeback that got everyone surprised lol
@@pamella1285 lol he was nervous about armys reaction because they are stuck on him being one dimensional sunshine and don't see any other sides of him. (I remember, when HW came out, he said he didn't want to make it too dark, because he was afraid fans won't like it. So...)So yeah, if you actually paid attention to him over the years you wouldn't be surprised.
@@SweetLittleLie87 This is really coming off as very passive-aggressive. Of course fans have paid attention to him. Even if you've paid attention to him you can still be surprised by how visually and audibly dark it was. Along with the punk-rock vibe. The lyrics are no surprise, because fans have indeed listened to what his past songs that have touched on the darker, more personal thoughts. Or what he's expressed outside of his songs. No one is lesser of a fan for being surprised by the total musical switch up, which is kind of what your comments imply.
In "More", the box holds the rooms that J-Hope was in, he is the "jack in the box", the title of the album...it's all in his head. I saw him at Lollapalooza this year, it was so great!
j-hope has my favorite solo work. I literally listen to Hope World and Jack In The Box every day. I have a tattoo from EGO on my arm because it really helped dig me out of a deep dark hole after law school. His lyricism can be challenging to grapple with because it's really abstract. Korean language is a lot more flexible and j-hope goes a little minimal so without context, or with context that references something really niche and obscure (which is very common for him) makes the job of translators very difficult. They often say they have the hardest time with his stuff and translations will vary the most from translator to translator for his work. But there's so much wisdom and pragmatism in his bars. And lots of clever wordplay too. He refers to his own verses a lot too so you've got to be really familiar with his discography to get some of his bars too. He uses onomatopoeia for wordplay too. Sounds that are descriptive but also literal words. And his bag of tricks is bottomless. He can do so much with his voice, there are songs you would think have 4 different rappers on them and a featured vocalist but it's all just HIM. And the range of sounds?? He's an exciting artist because he has such a distinct and identifiable brand but he always manages to surprise and challenge fans. Imagine someone trying to cover a j-hope track? Crazy. I really feel like in 10 years we'll see up and coming rappers and say "that's a j-hope flow" or "they give me a j-hope vibe" because he's really carving out a space of his own and doing something new. I'm obsessed with him, if you can't tell. haha
I really suggest checking out the lyrics from “doolset” a site by a korean army that is officially used by the fandom for lyric translations & explanations. Its hard to make out what BTS are saying as most of it gets lost in english translations. So if ur interested you can scroll the lyrics once on the site after you watch a vdo to give a perspective abt the song and its hidden korean undertones
J-hope aka Jung Hoseok is the reason i stanned BTS besides their good music. He is so verstile at everything he does, i fell in love with his bright persona, he made everything in my life just worth it and he still does. Our precious Sunshine🌟
many were surprised by the darkness of his recent songs but if people read the lyrics closely to his fun upbeat tracks theyd see that same darkness in the lyrics. like daydreams lyrics for example are sad but the song sounds happy. doesnt make it a happy bright song. so imo people can be surprised he went this direction like the rock vibe but i find it odd how "no one saw this coming" takes ive been seeing since june cause i saw it coming since 2018 and the many times jhope said his bright side is only one side of him and he wants to eventually show a darker side. people need to understand bts have never been one dimensional as a group or as individuals sure they have personas but thats not the entirety of them and theyve all said this multiple times. thats why they did map of the soul starting with persona. they have always been honest that personas are them but thats not all they are. theres traces of reality in their personas but thats not their entire identity. now in chapter 2 of their careers theyre showing us other personas and things they been wanting to show us for years. they werent stopped from showing us this and its not the "real" them its just another side of them that they finally have the time to focus on and show us.
JHOPE he is versatile .he's rapping and singing and dancing and composing and songwriter. he is ace of kpop. he is all rounder. this is really the best dancers in kpop. he is leader dancers of bts .
Hobi is so diverse and delivers every single time ! No matter what he tries, he puts everything into it and that completely comes across. His songs Mama, Just Dance, and Piece of Peace are some of my favorites - he also dropped a version of chicken noodle soup where he pays homage to the artists and songs that shaped him ! He’s such a beautiful person inside and out.. definitely a huge role model of mine !
BTS are really one of the few genuine artists who r really into their thing and not in it for just showbiz. They always have such deep messages in their songs. Their songs always inspires me. So positive and humble
I loved this reaction so much and I can identify a J-hope stan when I see one so don't say I haven't warned u he's crazy good> He can do it all Dacne , rap , vocals , producing, writing and the list goes on. More importantly NO ONE IS DOING IT LIKE HIM like literally no one. He is the most versatile , most talented artist I've ever seen!!
Oh I'm excited to see your reactions to these! I really love jhope so much, he is my bias in BTS even though I'm not a huge BTS stan, I really like them a lot and I LOVE him.
more as your first hobi solo experience is crazy hahah considering it, and the jack in the box album in general, are so different from what we've typically seen from him over the years.
Arson and More were both directed by Lee Suho of Balming Tiger, so with that and also J-hopes own input these music videos are connected, but not directly. Both songs are from his Jack in the Box album which if listened to from beginning to end will give you more of how they are connected. More is about how Jhope has the desire to give us a different side of him, and a declaration to provide for his fans. Arson is about the passion within him to continue going, even though there are others who say he and BTS have reached the top and there is no where to go, he is saying only he can decide when he's reached his creative end.
just my thoughts: key with “more” is for it was pre-release track so it kinda opening the box where jack is. also thats why screaming parts are muted - its jack, he was still in the box when mv was dropped. and thats why in the end jhope closes the box without tape so jack will go out soon with whole album. and also lyrics starts when jhope tears tape - box starts to open and thats why all locations was in the box (they are mixed up by their places though). also i like how first and last parts are the same but sound so different as if it got more hungry and dirty - bc jhope wants more & more. x-ray is not real, it would be too dangerous amount of radiation!
Glad your looking at the lyrics, ☺️ Please react to Jhope's songs "EQUAL SIGN" and "FUTURE" from his "JACK IN THE BOX" album. Lyrics are so good as well as the other song inside this album. Thank you for appreciating Jhope 💜🤘
just as suga showed you the 3 sides of himself, j-hope is showing us the 3 sides of himself. the funny smiling guy he lets us see is not really who ''he'' is. you ? the distorted faces - no identity. ''more and ''arson'' are from the same album called 'jack in the box'. more is the first song on the album and arson is the last song on the album. just like suga's shadow, j-hope is living his life experience as a daydream. bts always has a deep message in their songs, they tell you a individual personal story or a group story. we just have to 'read the lyrics'. ego is the world of hope or world of j-hope.
Jhope's album, Jack In The Box needs to be listened to in order (Intro going down), for you to understand the story he's sharing. It shows off his other side from being the "Sunshine Hobi" we all know. The whole album is only 20mins long and is critically acclaimed. Listen in your private time if you want. Then do a reaction on Jhope's LOLLAPALOOZA performance in Chicago where he headlined. It's mindblowing.
Last comment, I promise but since you asked for our thoughts on Ego--I do have some: Ego is a bright, exuberant song full of energy & joy and I have been meditating on its themes since it dropped. I even painted a mural of it for my office wall and got a tattoo of the graffiti wall art from the MV on my arm. After law school it really dug me out of a dark hole. At its core, Ego reminds us that where we are now is a result of where we’ve been and no matter how much we revisit or even regret our choices or lament for what might-have-been, we can’t actually change any of that. The only choice we have now is to take ownership of where we are, of who we are and push on. Where we’ve been has ultimately made us who we are and who we are is perfectly capable of making new choices, better choices even, in our own best interest. In fact we are the only ones perfectly situated, with all the knowledge of our history, our self, our desires, our needs to make those choices. The MV has a lot of imagery to that effect--the maze j-hope runs confidently into, the old photos and music video scenes, the stores changing to reflect his impressions. In one scene, Hoseok surrounds himself with religious iconography and poses like the Virgin Mary and then paintings are shown that depict him as various gods from different pantheons (Zeus, Ra, Mithra). This self-deification (also called "Egotheism") where he casts himself as the god/master of his own life, was a particularly effective piece of imagery. Of course, in typical Hoseok fashion, he wraps this profound message up in a dance-y, soulful beat that feels powerful and celebratory and almost reminiscent of Carnival and he makes sure to linger on the love and joy that he's leaned on. This is a happy, almost cathartic revelation for him--he's in control of his own destiny. And it was for me too. Despite my unchangeables--which I can accept or let go, if not embrace--I can make new choices now as a more SELF-aware person. Anyway, this was long. But Ego means so much to me and I really appreciate you taking the time with all of his songs to really think about them a little harder. Because of the tone of some of his brighter stuff and his tendency to write abstractly, people undervalue his lyricism. I promise I spend more time with his lyrics than anyone's because there are so many layers to them. I appreciate you getting the depth right away.
I recommend reading through the lyrics in either a lyric video or from the translation blog Doolset after you watch the MVs. It’s a lot to try and process the visuals and the lyrics at the same time.
OMG, you really need to react to the live performance of Jhope at Lalapalooza. I would do some research on the Jack in the Box album. There is a behind the scenes video which I am sure your subs have commented on below. However, once you have researched, I would watch the live performance that was in July of 2022. I hope you react to the concert I would like to get your reaction to it.
for the spotify thing the only mixtape that isn't on spotify is RM's first one which Joke is apart of and some solos from the vocal line are not are streaming platforms instead they are on SoundCloud and that's because bts themselves said that these songs were gifts for the fans and didn't want them on streaming platforms. The concept trailers is a tradition for bts in all of their albums it's basically a video that cuts down the intro songs of every album and makes a cool music video to show off the concept of each album. for map of the soul we got Intro: Persona (RM), Interlude: Shadow (SUGA), and Outro: Ego (j-hope) these songs also count as the rap line members solos songs as well since the vocal line in the album got their own solos My Time (JK), Filter (Jimin), Inner Child (V), and Moon (Jin). Now the story about these songs in this video, j-hope first released Hope World (Daydream is a song in this album) where he talked about his name and his identity as wanting to be a piece of peace for ARMY. In Outro: Ego, which came out after Hope World, he discusses what his identity truly is and saying that he should trust himself while finding out what his true identity is. And finally Jack In The Box (MORE and Arson in this album) he discusses how after releasing Hope World he felt stuck in a box of always releasing colorful, happy music and having this type of persina as well. He wanted to step out the box and show case more of himself to ARMY l=showing us his musical range and talents. Now Persona, Shadow, Ego have their own explanations as well, but I'll have to wait until you react to SUGA to tell you what it is. Hoped I helped and made sense lol
More: Ok I wasn’t expecting you to be freaked out by the X-ray 😂 I’m sorry, sending hugs. I grew up listening to punk and metal so I was extremely impressed when previously sunny smiley optimistic j-hope slayed me with this grunge rock inspired track. I freakin’ love this and arson because they harken back to that 90s/00s nu metal hiphop fusion, that was my time! And the tunes are absolute bangers. It’d unusual for Kpop acts to be this dark and I’m here for it! I get creeped out by the plastic perfect appearance usual for the genre…Personally I love dark moody unsettling music videos (I’m a very sunny optimistic person myself so I think the goth aesthetic is needed for balance!) I am in full support of you not loving it tho RJ! I’m glad you liked the track. Arson was the second track from the album and came out 2 weeks after More, definitely related. Intro: persona and ego (and SUGA’s shadow) are their interpretation of Jungian psychotherapy vision of our psyche, the three together are amazing… About Spotify: it’s kinda wack 😂 I pay for RU-vid premium which gives us RU-vid music for free, my kids have found obscure anime theme tunes and I’ve found SUGA’s unsigned rap songs as Gloss on there, I won’t use any other music app now. I highly recommend! Between that and SoundCloud you can find everything worldwide… BTS have never done surface level I don’t think, that’s why I love em. Thanks for noticing and saying it each time you do 💜
the way im just looking forward to these each week. i love hearing your interpretation of the songs, and you just have a very calming aura abt you, so it's always a good time watching! hope you have a great week
please react jhope lollapolooza concert 1 hour and 15 minutes amazing... he is a good artist and you will think jhope is not a kpop artist hahaha... BTS next level..🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
More is a representation of his passion for music and wish to do more. Arson is a representation of his progress and his decision to continue on or just stop at what he's done and leave it at that. He set the world on fire with his music and is an arson, his insides are burnt and he is burned because the fire came from within. At least thats my take on it. I'm sure there are explanation videos out there to better explain it.
You can réaction to bts solo song JHOPE airplane mv Hope world mixtape 1verse lyrics Blue side lyrics Base line lyrics Hangsang feat suprême boi lyrics P.o.p Piece of peace lyrics please
hobi uses a lot of water analogies in his solos. its apparent in _more and daydream_ . when he said "im in my element" in _more_ the literal korean translation was "im a fish that met water"
Thirsty, surfing, fish in water, 50000 Leagues Under the Sea references, goldfish in a bowl, yeah... He doesn't like swimming, but he uses a ton of water references 😅
J-Hope album 'Jack in the box' is pure art. It has theme and story of J-Hope, himself told to listen that in order ... never know what jumps out of the box next🔥💜. There is few interesting interviews; with IU (Palette, they even sing together) and with Zico (5 min +bonus). Greetings from the edge of Europe
The whole "Jack in the box" album is mind blowing specially EQUAL SIGN AND SAFETY ZONE and i think " Blue side" should also be in this list because that song is heavenly. I am all for Ot7 really i love each and every member so much but i can't deny the fact that i have the biggest soft spot for the "Rap line". They are hella talented ( not that the vocal line isn't they are too crazy talented too) .
These songs sounds even better in his live performances at Chicago's Lolapalooza concert. He is a total performer. There's this one army who uploaded the whole Jhope's Lolla concert in 2 parts with English subtitle. Please check these out. PART 1 Link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BDhHGIYY5HY.html PART 2 LINK: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ler3CbM9aoI.html Hope you could check out more of his songs from his "HopeWorld" mixtape to Jack In The Box album. Thank you for appreciating J-hope's music. 💜🤘
There are videos on the making of the "More" and "Arson" MVs. His entire new full album, "Jack In the Box" tells his own personal story. If you react to his album, then you must follow it up with his hugely record breaking performance at "Lollapalooza", the world famous music festival in Chicago on August 30th. He was the headliner and closed the four day festival. personally, I have still not recovered from it and may not ever recover!!! I have now watched it at least 25 times. He asked that people listen to the songs on his new album in order because of the story it tells. "Daydream" is from his debut mixtape "Hope World" from 2018. Thanks for another great reaction!!!
There are many analysis of the song “More”. I didn’t understand it at first but I watched one video which explains the song. According to one analysis, the box reminds the mind of JHope. His perception of himself with regards to fame and his career. He wants to have everything ,singing his songs in stadium which refers to his fandom which is the Army. Just like any artist, he also wants the Grammys. He is saying that he had experienced already fame and money. Although, he have these things, he wants more. He wants more because this things already becomes his life and becomes his identity. Arson is the continuation of More, he is asking now himself should he stop now referring to put out the fire or should he continue and still burn brighter. I guess these situations always come to his mind and this is also the problems of many artists.
J-hope is really my fav artist of all time..he is incredibly talented and so versatile..the concepts he chose to talk about is really interesting as well
Loved your thoughts on this! It's impressive how much you could take away just from your first impression. Here are some of my interpretations if you’re interested: In More and Arson he uses fire as a metaphor for his greed and “thoughtless ambition”, as it fuels him but also causes burnout (both in himself and the world around him). In Arson, he calls himself, his members, label and fans “rational accomplices” in the crime of arson, we all worked together to propel BTS upward, but now that his part of their success is done, he’s basically given all he has, he asks himself what to do: put out the fire or burn even brighter? As a contrast to that, in More he very clearly says that there are many things he still wants. I love the starting lines of More by the way! a korean translator said he uses a liquid metaphor the entire time: “Yeah I’m thirsty, surfing on the beat, I’m a fish in the water (I’m in my element), soak up the music.” And I thought: we as an audience assume he’s talking about water (good, healthy, important for life) when actually he may have been talking about petrol? Like in Arson and with the burned faces in More? Lots of fun theories and things to interpret :) Ego is super interesting, it makes more sense in the context of the whole album, but also stands alone pretty well. It’s j-hope’s celebration of his identity and all the things he’s come to accept as part of himself. Though the path was hard and sad, and sometimes doubts come up questioning his choices, all choices were made by his fate and were for the right reason. “Just trust myself.” It never fails to make me smile whenever I’m low energy. Actually all four songs talk about the same broad topic of his career and idol life/fame, I just realised! Only in very different ways. You can also see his growth from 2018 through 2020 to 2022 and his thoughts changing over time.
@rjkpop, J- Hope is the Jack in the box so technically his world is inside the box if you see the different chambers they all represent inside the box the music video itself the office his living room where he opens the box the garage area where he’s with the monster band the hospital room and hallway is all represented in the box the name of his album is Jack in the box J-hope in the box!! I think this is a very great concept that he chooses and he’s talking about wanting more more than just BTS he wants to be singular and as an individual he wants to be noticed as an artist that can stand on his own 2 feet and express himself artistically! in his mind he loves who he is in BTS but he also wants to be recognized as a individual! That is why each one of the members are going to be doing their own solo albums we can actually have a closer Birdseye view of BTS is individual artistry! Oh and how they got the x-ray look there is a behind the scenes that shows exactly he’s not being subject to radiation of any kind I believe that is a computer generated which takes pictures of your skeletal which I believe is not the same as an x-ray but I could be wrong you would have to check out behind the scenes! 💜👍 keep up your journey it’s really fascinating to watch you go through it I’m reliving your K-pop journey which is really entertaining!
Started watching your group discovering and you're very refreshing. Thanks for this reaction. J-hope is literrally my favorite artist. Just with theses 4 songs, you can see his versality. He has two mixtapes at his name. One from 2018 and one he just released in 2022. Both are so different but very him and with the same sincerity and complexe lyrics/messages. He has also his solo songs who are part of BTS albums. He's for me one of the best of best performer. He produced and wrote songs for BTS albums since the begining of their carreer and his flow is such unique and has such a vibe..., so many color to it. He's really a ace. Main dancer and he lead the group dances. Rapper and also can sing. In BTS song, his verses never miss ! Dancer, Songwriter, producer, rapper, insane performer on stage, singer. And his music universe is always so unique and so well done. You can check the others tracks of his first mixtape "Hope World" And the rest of his second album (but first official album release) : "Jack in The Box". I recommend to listen to the songs in the album order bc it's created with such cohesion and care. As for his solo songs in BTS album, you just checked Ego from Map of The soul 7, but you can also check Just Dance from Love Yourself : answer and MAMA from wings. I also would recommend to watch his first solo concert at Lollapalooza where he performed a well stage of his whole discography. It's an insane concert. He's such a performer ! Sorry for this very long comment. Also, to continue your discovery of more group, I recommend you a gg you didn't check yet : Gidle. They're impressive too :)
More and Arson is from his solo album Jack in the Box that came out in July. Def check out the rest of the songs. Daydream is from his solo mixtapes Hope World. Ego is from Map of the Soul 7 album
There's a reason why they call him the Golden Hyung 😎 Really enjoyed your reaction!! j-hope has, up until recently, been a bit underappreciated as far as his wide spectrum of talents. He's typically described in terms of his dance and the sunny side of his personality. Lately it's been really refreshing and exciting to see more appreciation for his spectrum of gifts, since a lot of people were apparently very surprised by his solo album.
i'm not really big into bts, i follow them very casually and more was the song that made me decide i should check out more of the other members' solo stuff and give the group itself a shot because i just enjoyed it that much and i've found some other songs i've really enjoyed as well. the skeleton shot in more is motion capture and cgi, the editors did a great job with making it look realistic
Arson and More really highlight the difference in the mind set of BTS vs other celebrities- a lot of celebrities once they reach the top they stop pushing, only release enough content to stay relevant and fuel their extravagant lifestyles, stop putting in so much effort etc. because why wouldn’t they? They’re at the top, they’re going to be famous and rich forever. But BTS doesn’t have the same mindset, they constantly release music because they love it, they are constantly seeking self-improvement and ways to express themselves and connect with more people, they still push themselves to do harder choreo, bigger performances no matter how much time and effort the dance practice takes. None of them act like their journeys are done just because they’re arguably set for life. They could have taken the easy way out so many times, they could STILL take the easy way out now, but they refuse. They chase passion, authenticity and self-development with every new project just the way they’ve always done. Hobi really put that burning ambition into words perfectly, he’s not done just because he’s got fame, money and popularity, he wants more.
@@SweetLittleLie87 i keep seeing your comments that the solos have nothing to do with BTS.. yes we should acknowledge and see them as individuals but u can never say nothing to do with BTS, wherever they go wether solo or not, when you cut these boys they will bleed Bangtan. Literally their music and passion is shaped as a Bangtan. BTS themselves, Hobi just recently said they are one in mind, body and soul. They will pursue their individualism and explore for self-growth but they themselves know and have said over again especially the rapline who have had more solos that in everything they do their BTS persona is there.
@@jenjin9492 lol his music doesn't even sound like bts music. So leave this bs to the cult I won't be buying it. And on top of it, he barely has anything in bts.
@@SweetLittleLie87 are u sure 🤭 barely has anything? youre a typical f solo stan 😂😂😂 bye I wont engage anymore to the likes of you. Jhope is one of my bias, I just received my Jack in the Box merchandise and I would never disrespect his origins like what u did. Sounds like your'e not even Army at all, so just continue being a solo stan, cant relate.
Check out the shooting sketch of the making of the video "More" - you will see how they did the xray shot and more..... Find all the BTS shooting sketches for their MVs on their youtube channel BANGTANTV💜
The visuals in "More" were apparently inspired by the movie "Fight Club" - I haven't seen it myself, but people have posted similar-looking shots side by side (of the office and the corridor, especially). And the name of the main character in Fight Club is Jack Moore! Jack (in the box who wants) More, basically. There was also a scene in the movie involving acid, as a kind of 'character-building' rite of passage... maybe that's why the guitarists' faces were made to look like the skin was melting off (freaky, I know). Other details: -Taehyung was in the office 'freeze frame' (which was filmed with all the actors standing still - the objects caught in the air were added afterwards, but the actors had to stay perfectly still as the camera panned around them). -If you look closely, the reflection of the lights on the office walls formed the BTS logo. -In the end, all the sets were contained in that box - in effect, saying that J-Hope was literally a Jack in the Box.
The box thing is tricky. I recommend checking out the channel "Bookish Theories" for the MORE explanation. I mentioned in my other comment, he's really referential and the callbacks to his previous and current album concepts and other verses and MVs he's done are everywhere. The idea of his new album is that the entity "Jung Hoseok" was in Pandora's box and when Pandora opened it and called forth "(j-)hope" to ease the anguish of humanity, he left behind all of the parts of him that were unfit for that grand mission amalgamated and personified into the alter ego "Jack." And, as a "Jack in the Box" does, it sat alone in the darkness as it was wound up over time only to spring forth, bringing all of the accumulated woes with him. j-hope returns to meet Jack and explore him and, through the album, they have a literal conversation about what hope is to humanity, what it is to himself, and what his role is as an agent of hope. So the Box is MORE has a lot of layers to it. I think the most important thing to note is that, in MORE, Jack controls the box. He opens and closes it as he sees fit. He recognizes that he's in the box, going about his daily life, the office, home, etc, but he's got greater self awareness now of who he is and what he's capable of. Also, idk if you're a Fight Club fan but there were a lot of callbacks to the film/book. Ready to have your mind blown? The protagonist of Fight Club is named Jack Moore. JACK (as in Jack in the Box) and MOORE (as in the song MORE). Seriously...he has the biggest brain.
Yes, the xray thing is real. There's a making of video and they have an "xray camera". Also, the "More" MV is a huge shout out to the movie Fight Club. There are references to the movie throughout the video. Including the makeup on the drummer and guitarist. Another thing is that I find your song choices for J-Hope a bit interesting. Of the four songs, only one of them is part of the BTS discography, and that's EGO. The other three are all songs from his mix tapes rather than official BTS content. One thing to keep in mind, both with the mix tapes or solo projects and BTS content is that the MV often tells a story that is different from the lyrics of the song. Both do tell a story, though. Arson and More are from his recently released mix tape, Jack in the Box, while Daydream is from his 2018 mix tape, Hope World. I'm not sure about Hope World, since it was released before I found BTS, but Jack in the Box. tells the story of J-Hope, his name and his career. Arson is actually the last track on the album, which is why the song talks about how he's done everything and there's nothing left. It also questions what he should do next in his career. More is the third song on the album and talks about his thirst for success in his chosen career. The fight club references are to emphasize the lyrics of the song. There are a number of parallels between the song lyrics and the plot of the movie. J-Hope is a member of BTS and one of their song writers. Just like BTS songs can be very deep and meaningful, J-Hope's mix tape/solo album songs are just as deep.
I'm glad you reacted to my forever bias J-Hope, an incredible multi-talented artist. Don't forget to check out - sooner or later - his live performance in Lollapalooza, Chicago (31st july 2022). He was the first Korean artist to headline a major US festival, he made history and the show was amazing!! He also set the record for the highest number of tickets sold in the festival's history, gathering over 100,000 fans. Ciao from Milano, Italy 👋🏻😉 🇮🇹
I loved how he freaking popped out of his jack in the box on stage. And how most of the time it was just him sharing the stage with his massive charisma, nothing else needed to captivate that massive crowd. 💜
yesss j hope is so versatile and talented, his lyrics and concepts are brilliant! fun fact, V has a little cameo in both the MORE and Daydream music videos!
You have to watch filming sketches, behind the scenes and explanation videos someday. You'll be pleasantly surprised to find out that many of the scenes in an mv is not CGI.
More is about letting Jack out the box, a direct call to his new album Jack in the Box. Arson and More explore the themes of letting himself outside of the box hes encased himself in over tne past 10 years as jhope. Yes, its darker but it doesnt lose the fact that at the end of the day, he still represents hope to others.
Here is some information on MORE: *MORE information* J Hope More MV shooting sketch - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jl8GHkEguXE.html J Hope - More MV - Explained - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gX_fRXSS70Q.html Spotify has Jack In The Box, and Hope World if you want to listen to those. I can also link you a J-Hope explanation of his journey if you want. But I don't want to give you spoilers. It's up to you. Also, There is an interview about Jack In The box I can link it for your if you want to watch that one. I will link the information below: *Album Playlist and Interview 'Enjoy BTS More' provides awesome subtitles* J-Hope - Jack In The Box Album (visualizer) Playlist - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wOxdDNphm1A.html J-Hope - Jack In The Box Album Interview - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-umSGz3WtLMg.html *J-Hope Lollapalooza Performance in 2 parts. Subtitled by 'Enjoy BTS More'* J-Hope Lollapalooza Performance Part 1(w/Eng. subs) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BDhHGIYY5HY.html J-Hope Lollapalooza Performance Part 2 (w/Eng. subs) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ler3CbM9aoI.html
