HONEST REACTION TO | BTS (방탄소년단) 'BUTTER' | WAS THIS SMOOTH? 

I second this! BTS Room Live & Armypedia (older songs) are great live performances & representations of their music @counterreaction

I concur (ARMY since 2019) and Tiny Desk video is a good one too.

I just remembered someone saying 1 of them was the standout. Im sure all 3 of them have the ability. Also is it confirmed they all write their own music? If not its okay, I can always check the writing credits.

@@counterreaction For the most part they write all of their music. RM & Suga are highly accredited writers in South Korea, with RM being one of BTS main song writers and Suga being one of their main producers, but Jhope also is a writer/producer & they all have some amazing solo projects. If you need any suggestions let me know!

RM- the leader of BTS held a total of 218 registered copyrights for songs in South Korea. 🥰 This made him the most credited member, followed by fellow rappers SUGA with 169 credits, and J-hope with 139 credits. 🥰

@@counterreaction RM is accredited with 200+ song credits and I believe Suga has 180+. They write or have a part in the majority of their music. There were some exceptions like this song, Dynamite and Permission to Dance, which were written by American producers and song writers. These 3 songs were anomalies in their discography. They did these 3 songs during the pandemic as carefree, happy songs to cheer up their fans when everyone was going through a rough time. They did get some back lash for it saying they were trying to tap into the western industry as well as selling out and going mainstream. Real Army know how diverse their discography is and 3 poppy English songs out of 500+ songs does NOT mean they are selling out. One thing that makes them special is their diversity and willingness to experiment with different genres. Many reactors have realized that every song they react to of BTSs is totally different from the previous song. Whereas other artists kind of have the same sound. The 3 rappers are RM, Suga and JHope. They take part in almost all of BTS's discography and have a real heavy hand in their own solo songs/albums. They have some solo songs where it is just the 1 rapper that has the song writing and producer credit. RM and Suga came from the underground rap scene and they created an environment in their dorms during their trainee days where they would do free style rapping and making all the other trainees listen to A LOT of music to broaden their knowledge of music and to enhance their musicality. RM and Suga taught Jhope to rap. BTS was originally supposed to be a hiphop group, which is why the first 3 members were rappers. But plans changed and they eventually added vocalists to the group. The 3 rappers were the first to be really involved in their music. They treat it like art. Suga mentioned he thought ALL rappers wrote their own lyrics (which is why they always write their own rap verses). It wasn't till afterwards that he found out not all rappers write their own lyrics. The rap line also forced the vocal line to sing live. In a recent interview, Jin disclosed that it used to bug him that the rap line forced the vocalists to sing live (especially when they had a lot of high notes they had to hit), but now that they're 10 years into the career, he sees how that has made them the artists and vocalists they are today able to sing and dance the way they do. Some other reasons why we love BTS is for their live performances and their meaningful lyrics. Not the case with this specific song, but their other works. If I may make some suggestions for your future reactions. I really love their rendition of J-cole's Born Sinner called Born Singer. This is a live version. No choreography, just them pouring their hearts out on stage with lyrics they wrote themselves sharing their vulnerabilities with their audience. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8cUQ3lF3_O8.html Tear live is another one of my favs from the rapline. On first listen it sounds like a break up song between a couple, but years after the song was released, they disclosed the song is actually to the other members. They were going through a hard time and they even considered disbanding. They wrote this song to express their feelings at that time. The rap line wrote the lyrics. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UDuaJGYe8EQ.html If you would like to know their hip hop influences, you can react to hiphop lover where they sing about their idols ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a_3KCRAYAFQ.html The BTS cyphers 1-4, ddaeng, Ugh, are also rapline songs. Then you have the solos from the rapline. I started my BTS journey with prejudice, thinking they were just another poppy boyband trying to act like rappers. But they really changed my mind. I was really into hiphop growing up so i never thought i would be stanning an idol boy band from south korean proclaiming to have roots in hiphop. I have stopped listening to new hip hop songs in the last decade because mumble rap isn't my thing. and the new age lyrics of who has the bigger butt, nicer car, bigger house, how many people they shot, how wet their P is, was not it for me. BTS talks about real life issues, especially life events they're going through, so it really resonates with people. If you are willing to take a deep dive into their discography and willing to spend some time to understand their story and the messages they're trying to convey, you'll become a fan. It happened to all of us. It starts with "i just want to know their names" and you end up going down a rabbit hole. Hoping to see you continue your journey with them. Honestly, most of the time, you don't fall for them right away because they're not just about singing and dancing. But the more you get to know them, the more you will fall in love with everything about them. I find that their music gets better and better with each listen. Whereas other artists songs gets boring after a few listens. Took me 8-9 months of casually listening to their music and following their career before i couldn't deny their appeal any longer. 😅

I mentioned Agust D/Suga from BTS if that's what you're referring too. Don't get me wrong, I think all of them are talented and enjoy their music. I just recommended Agust D for 3 reasons: *it seemed like his style might fit what Couterreactor is looking for *His Birthday was coming up *Agust D's music to me provides perspective and gives me things to think about All of their solo music has something I like about it. This was just my reasoning.

Oh I didn't know Stray kids also has a talk show. What is it called?