BTS Learns the Hip-Hop Way (The Rise of Bangtan 5) 

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I wouldn’t say that other idols are afraid of trying a new genre of music…. The problem isn’t with the idols… it’s with their companies. They pretty much have no artistic freedom whatsoever in these groups and bc the company is huge and has money… they train idols, debut them and if they don’t pop right away in their first year, then they will be rotated out bc there’s always someone newer and younger coming behind you to take your place if you don’t have major success in one year. I also don’t think you can say that bts has more hardships than other idols. They may have different kinds of hardships… like the example I just gave which considering only like 1% of idols that debut in a year will make it past their first year… that puts an extreme amount of pressure on the idols and they barely have time to establish themselves . Not having the freedom to try other genres , concepts or be able to have majority say in their music would be terrible for a true artist. They’re forced into these cookie cutter kpop idols that don’t have much to set themselves apart. Bighit was a small company that had only two idols debut at the time he started bts… so just bc bts debut didn’t do amazing.. or really well at all… they were able to evolve their music… try new things that other idols only dream of being able to control. The pressure that you can get kicked out of your group for stuff like not losing weight or being force stretched til you’re screaming … is something bts didn’t have to deal with. Other idols don’t have the option of being open and vulnerable with their fans like bts Bc of the idol culture … bts fits some criteria for idol culture but they also do a lot that nobody else would be able to get away with. Them being a small company really was blessing and a curse…. There were things that were made so much harder bc they were a small company… but in some cases it was a blessing… and who are we to determine who has suffered more in their careers? The problem isn’t the idols … the problem is the companies and it’s not fair to say stuff like that about them when we really don’t know all that they feel until they leave a company… which means they battle these problems for years before they can even acknowledge it. Bts has absolutely been through a lot of shit which is heartbreaking Bc they’re my ultimate bias…. And I don’t understand all the hate… but yeh not the fault of the idols

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@JJ yap i think that's what makes it uncomfortable the insults. Agree with you army!in this show i definitely see how great their personality isssss. They are soo good with people

Which is weird because if this was a Korean show people would be fine with it? The Korean GP was extremely critical of BTS, especially people who follow Kpop and I get that Armys are protective but I felt like it's not that different from any show about people trying to make it. Maybe I'm just used to American shows like Making the Band and stuff like that. It's obviously dramatized to make it more entertaining but that's how survival shows in Korea are like too. Definitely didn't appreciate that prank though.

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Feeling a lot better thank you familia 😭💜

He's gonna teach his own kids first 😂😂😂

ANYTIME FAMILIA! We hope this helps a little with your stress. You got this!!! FIGHTING! 💜💜

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Sooo true. It was a learning experience for bangtan 💜

I agree. If people dont like the show, sure thats totally fine. But i see so many armys telling other armys NOT to watch AHL. Are armys just supposed to ignore content that BTS worked hard on just because some people find it cringy or dont like it. They should be able to watch it and form their own opinions, not have army constantly bombard them with "DONT WATCH" . AHL is literally apart of BTS roots and skipping over an essential part of their journey for whatever reason makes no sense to me. Its like "if you dont like it, dont watch it, but dont tell other people not to watch it either"

Yup. They appeared on a Korean show after years. It's worth it.👍👍

@@daisygirlmochi768 can they not react in youtube? Hope they do on RU-vid.

@@daisygirlmochi768 oh. Ok.

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there was a lot of cringy parts where they were clearly treated badly and you could argue some of them were unnecessary or at the very least not very good for kids like them. getting screamed at and scared by so many people and some things were dramatized because it was american tv. like calling tae a dumb blonde for example, i don't think that's excusable

@@raspberrytaegi when people treat you rough it gives you a tough skin and that’s needed in the industry especially when it comes to constructive criticism. Coolio was tough on V especially but it’s because he felt V wasn’t talking things seriously and V had to prove he was because hip hop isn’t a joke or a costume u put on to look cool. That’s growth. Only things I found problematic was the dumb kidnapping scene and that Dude who was being unnecessarily rude to Suga and Jin.

@@naonomtm9123 i respectfully disagree. people try to normalize or romanticize abuse by referring to it as "tough love" all the time (not saying that's what you're doing, i'm saying that i think there's more than enough "roughness" in the industry). them saying "taehyung is the dumb blonde", for example, was one of many incidents where they were unnecessarily harsh for no good reason. it's also worth noting that a) yes, taehyung was ignorant about hip-hop, but he was also someone that was pretty much always silly/trying to make people smile, so coolio's attitude was _kind of_ warranted but those other kinds of comments definitely weren't, and b) multiple ahl actors/cast have admitted that certain things were played up for the show since it's american reality tv

@@raspberrytaegi I feel where you are coming from and I understand it. I get it. When Coolio called him a dumb blonde it seemed to be in a joking manner so I didn’t take it so seriously coming from him but I understood how it could possibly be hurtful to V. He also gave commendation and said he would get better which was accurate. Overall was the comment needed? No.