My first time hearing SUGA Rap - Agust D 'Haegeum' Official MV (Reaction)

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SUGA is super gifted. I didn't realize he had such flow and was this impressive. Love the commentary
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@BetterGreta13 Год назад

I never cared about rap until I found BTS. Now, I could and would listen to his and RM's raps for hours. RM is more cerebral, I think, and Suga is more theatrical. But they both have a lot to say and their mastery over lyrics is breathtaking. Thanks for reacting! Enjoy your channel very much!

@nickforell1 Год назад

He’s so skilled at flow switches too. Diggin him!

@imajinallthepurple Год назад

I totally agree. And J-Hope (to me) seems to focus a lot on the rythm and "danceability" of the song if that makes sense. 🤔

@lin9332 Год назад

Same for me, rap-music was like the only thing I NEVER listened to or liked, but yoongi, hobi and RM made me love it. The power of Bangtan...

@beccal.5369 Год назад

Agree with you - RM raps with his brain - he thinks in rap Suga raps with his soul - he feels in rap JHope raps with his body - he dances in rap

@suspanda1 Год назад

@@nickforell1Cupid from Fifty Fifty, This song is a kpop song that is currently a global hit, ranking 60th on the Billboard Hot 100 and 26th on the UK main chart. The members are a 4-member group with 2 rappers and 2 vocalists. Surprisingly, they are rookies who debuted less than 5 months ago. This song is a song that expresses the agony of youth who wants to win love with cute and dreamy singing skills. I've released 5 songs so far, and all 4 have excellent vocal skills, so you can feel their different personalities. In addition to the hit song Cupid, lovin me ,Higher,log in,Tell me are also great songs, so I would appreciate it if you could listen to them together. If you are curious about their information after listening to the song, please refer to the guide. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m81U90PB26o.html

@siriuslylucky130 Год назад

My 30 year old daughter watched this with me, her 2nd time, my 1st. She cried hysterically. The reason: she was sexually assaulted several years ago and has spent two years basically locked in her room due to PTSD & severe panic anxiety. Afraid to go out by herself, afraid to take a job, afraid of her emotions, afraid for her future, afraid of what others think about her because they don’t know what happened, just AFRAID!!! She has ALWAYS felt an affinity with him. HOWEVER, THIS helped her actualize what she’d been trying to explain to others & even to herself. In a strange way, I believe it’s cathartic! As her mother, I could feel her pain, listen to her pain, hug her through the pain, pray for those fragile nerves, heart and trauma to heal. As with ALL MAJOR GRIEF, it WILL ALWAYS be there will be healing and less pain as the days, months & years pass. We all know, have listened to AGUST D, witnessed his story, deep hurt and pain but THIS showed the DEPTHS of HIS ANGUISH, despondency, lament. I’m so PROUD of MIN YOONGI and so very happy to see his transformation from then to NOW! He is joyful, calm, peaceful, a little extroverted, just a different, grown up, resolved young man! May GOD CONTINUE to BLESS HIM ABUNDANTLY! BTS’s talent is PREEMINANT, PHENOMENAL, MIRACULOUS, SURPRISING, both TOGETHER & INDIVIDUALLY!! So absolutely STUNNINGLY BREATH-TAKING! So MUCH LOVE & GRATITUDE to EACH ONE OF THEM: KIM NAMJOON KIM SEOKJIN MIN YOONGI JUNG HOSEOK PARK JIMIN KIM TAEHYUNG JEON JUNGKOOK 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

Thank you for sharing that story about your daughter. I hope she has been able to heal. Music and specifically BTS have clearly had a huge impact in helping people work through pain

@elianamariano308 3 месяца назад

💜💜💜💜

@kara-karina8530 Год назад

This is actually what Suga has been doing in his solo work all along. And BTS themselves have a helluva lot of social commentary work. For example, Baepsae, Spine Breaker, Go Go, Am I Right. All great tracks! Other BTS members do this too in their solos. Both RM and J-Hope did it in their recent albums. 💜

@h.knuffke6773 Год назад

I LOVE your surprise on Suga's talent as a rapper! .. Daechitwa, Haegeum, and Amygdala is a trilogy...in that order. Amygdala brought me to tears. Yup I admit it. Many of his songs saved me throughout the years. Many of BTS songs as well. BTS's rapline (Suga, RM, & Jhope) are industry goats!! Please get into their rap songs, they have incredible meaning! 🙏 🔥🔥🙏🙏💜💜!

@nickforell1 Год назад

He’s soooooo good, it’s incredible to watch :)

@rafaelsmith5737 Год назад

@@nickforell1 I think you have a lot of misconception about BTS and their music. BTS is not like any other Kpop groups, cause first of all, BTS is not a Kpop group but a Hip-Hop group to begin with 😅 So them making social commentary songs on how f*ck up the government, education system, capitalism, society, etc. isn't unusual. However the reason why those type of songs don't get hyped is because the Korean government banned them 🚫. So overtime, BTS got more creative to the point that when they create those type of songs, they'd just make it sound like a bunch of childish song's with lots of methapors and hidden meanings so that casual listeners won't understand them. But since they belong to a very very very small company near bankruptcy which have no power to promote them, they took a huge risk and made their group into a Kpop group because if they don't change their ways they might not able to able to succeed. Especially since Big Companies would do their best to suppress smaller companies and also because Kpop is getting more popular than Hip-hop.

@rafaelsmith5737 Год назад

@@nickforell1 As a result of changing their group from Hip-hop to Kpop. They recieve a lot of backlash and mockery. Especially in Hip-Hop underground scene, lots of rappers would like to mock and belittle RM and Suga for abandoning Hip-hop and then labeling them as girls for wearing make-up and etc. Then in Kpop, they recieve the same treatment since they're still treated as a Hip-hop group from a very very very small company. They don't have great visuals nor vocals and most of them can't even dance properly. As a result, they get bullied by lots of fandoms especially from bigger companies like EXO who are known to be vocals kings of Kpop. Back in 2015-2016, they have ridiculous amount of hate, attacking them from a lot of sides, even I who's not from the same country and also who knows nothing of Kpop and Korea have heard of BTS because they are VERY FAMOUS for getting a lot of hate. The hate comments are very humiliating I must say. Even the people who don't really know them would jump into the hate too. As if hating them has become a trend in my country.

@rafaelsmith5737 Год назад

@@nickforell1 Lastly, to promote their small group they did a lot of things, like becoming back-up dancers for other groups, then attending to a lot of variety shows who in the end just mistreats and humiliates them. Also attending to some Kpop group competition who later kicked them out. And no matter how great they perform live, they won't get any more popular because the Big Companies who's like owns the K-media won't let any other group shine. So they'd purposely shorten BTS airing time and would often times just cut them from broadcast and lives. And since BTS is from a small company without any sort of influence, they can't do anything about it. So they just created their own variety shows, and do lots of lives to connect with their fans, till it just becomes a habit. Most Idols have this "perfect" image and they don't engage much with their fans. However in BTS, they don't have that sort of "perfect" image so they'd just show everything to their fans. Their stupidity,their goofy sides, their weirdness, their funny sides, their clumsy sides, and just everything. But I'm not saying BTS is the only that does that, that type of marketing technique is quite popular now in Kpop Industry. But before BTS did that, idols connecting with their fans is basically non existant. But the only difference is that, BTS wasn't doing it for promoting nor marketing purposes, they didn't think of it as a marketing strategy, they were merely doing it because they genuinely wanted to connect with their fans who regardless of the hate that they recieve, still stood by BTS side and protected them. They wanted to thank those fan so BTS created a song titled "2! 3!", it's their first song ever dedicated to their fans to ease their hellish days. Back then ARMY's were in small in number and not widespread so they easily get bullied by other huge fandoms. So BTS work very hard to prove themselves to not disappoint their fans who believed in them. But the road or formula to success for a Kpop group is already written, one just need to be a group from the 3 Big Companies in the Kpop industry and the chance of getting big is 90%. Afterwards, you just need to have the support of the K-media and then you'll get promoted in other neighboring countries in Asia, but no Kpop act ever thought of reaching the Western industry because they thought it was impossible to reach, till BTS paved the way. At that time it was rather strange phenomenon in the Kpop industry to have a group not part of Big 3 to win grand awards. And not just that, that small group have even become very well known and recognized globally, and get covered in Rolling Stone magazines despite them not even being considered as a big group in South Korea, their home country. It is indeed quite weird occurrence but the reason is quite simple. Since the K-media suppresses BTS accomplishment and etc. They're not so we'll known in country except their fans who knows them. But since that restrictions does not apply in other countries, BTS contents spread like wildfire. Though it shouldn't be because of language barriers. But since it's not just their music that moved the fans but also the BTS members themselves is what drives those small number of fans to dedicate half of their life just to promote BTS on their own. By translating their music for foreigners to understand and even putting subtitles on their lives or shows. And not just that, they would also create lots and lots of memes and funny videos compilation & etc. Honestly, those fans don't actually have big ambitions like making BTS big or anything, they actually just enjoy BTS content and just want to share it with the rest of the world. But who knew it would just blew up, and more and more people would get curious on who these people are, and with just a click once you get into the rabbit hole there's no turning back. The ARMY fandom itself has become so big that became a movement that challenges the existing system within the Kpop Industry. But as BTS grew in fame not just in the East but also the West, the amount of hate they recieve isn't slowing at all. In fact, it become worser than before. Cause they are now facing racism and xenophobia in the Western industry. Also the Kpop Industry just can't accept the fact that a small group from a very small company which was heavily suppressed before became much bigger than the Kpop industry itself. The worse part is: They can't even exploit BTS because BTS don't owe them anything. So they just suppress BTS accomplishments in the west in their country so that they can still have the monopoly, or should I say so that they can still have power and influence in the Kpop Industry. Even though BTS is now the biggest boy band and literally paved the way for Kpop to expand in the West, some Kpop stans still won't aknowledge it and still bring them down and continuously bash them.

@1badlibrarian 8 месяцев назад

The trilogy in that order is Saga's journey through trauma. Killing his first demon in Daechwita - internal confusion, his second demon in Haegum, blaming others, and Amygdala is finally looking directly at the trauma. He was not afraid to be vulnerable, especially at his very last Finale Encore concert. Over 6 million watching, I cried and cried and still do.

@imajinallthepurple Год назад

I never really listened to or appreciated rap before finding BTS but these guys go so so deep. And speaking of deep he just released Amygdala, the third part of the trilogy with Daechwita being number one, today and it's incredibly raw, honest and personal. (Worth knowing: Suga was in an accident when working as a delivery boy while he was a trainee with Big Hit. He injured his shoulder but for fear of being cut from the group before debut he hid it and worked hard despite all the pain. He finally had to have surgery on his shoulder in 2020.) 💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

Oh damn I didn’t know about his shoulder. I hope for a speedy recovery

@Nilaratna Год назад

@@nickforell1 The shoulder injury happened before they even debuted in 2013 - so could have been 2011 or 2012? He was able to dance (that is, to take intensive dance classes and then spend a decade performing) but the pain would intensify at times. I assume he must have taken painkillers throughout. He finally had time to take a break and have long-overdue shoulder surgery in late 2020 (during the pandemic) but he was absent from group appearances for about three months at that time. He seems to be in such a peaceful and grounded place now... but like he said, old memories can still come back to him at times. The song and MV (Amygdala) will probably hit you especially because you're a psych nurse (I think?) It's hit everyone - kind of hard to watch. Most of us have traumas of some kind stored in our own minds and bodies so it's such a helpful/beautiful thing to see an artist like Yoongi share the struggle and processing it over the years.

@MissSmartypants555 Год назад

Haegeum means the lifting of a ban. Its also a traditional Korean musical instrument but in this case the first definition applies.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Ah that’s what it means 😂

@Willowswispss Год назад

Actually it’s both, he uses the instrument in the actual song and the lyrics talk about lifting a ban or something that’s forbidden so ayyy both meanings

@megaratnamaimunah949 Год назад

Thank you Nick. For me, he always has substance. That's why he never get swept away by his anger. He's just being critical but he spitting it out with clear mind. And yes, please do the trilogy in order: Daechwita-Haegeum-Amygdala 💜💜💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

I completely agree. Anger subsides if there is passion for your craft

@laurafuller8676 Год назад

I started getting into BTS about 3 yrs ago. I still consider myself new even though I’ve watched hours of content. All members of BTS can and do go “hard” on all genres of music. When I first listened, I thought I I had an idea of who they were. The more you listen, you will come to realize how multifaceted they are and most times be either shocked or surprised at how talented they are at various levels. Some videos to watch: Daechwita- Agust D Agust D- Agust D Joke- RM Outre Tear at Wembly live (band almost disbanded and this song is about that, very emotional) House of Cards (vocal line of BTS) Stigma- V live Begin- JK live These are a few of my favorites, but too many good ones to list. Their live performances are insane. I think of them as artists/performers. I’m 69 yrs old and love BTS 💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

It’s amazing that all the members have their unique solo work and hone their craft

@pambarab5506 Год назад

The deeper you go into BTS the deeper you realize the individual talents are! Kpop does have rules (for broadcasts, for music shows, etc...)and BTS/individual members have thrown the rule book away. They will lose some publicity from that but their support from the rest of the world covers that loss. They're following their own moral code as individuals now, instead of the one that BTS has to follow.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Yes they are also doing what they feel is best for their artistry, I respect that

@jeanetteg8245 Год назад

You must see Daechwita, then Amygdala. All three are linked. Yes, Suga /Agust D is next level. Enjoy your rabbit hole experience it’s deep. Lol the “didn’t expect it to be so deep’……..You may find yourself saying that more than once until you realize you never know what you are going to get with any of the guys, they all go deep…. Together or solo.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Okay Jeanette I’m so so excited. It’s like peeling back a new layer each time

@endoraismygma Год назад

This, this right here is just one of the many reasons Yoongi is my bias. Incredible artist, producer and musician. I wish someone would have recommended Daechwita first as it sort of sets this up but it still stands just fine on its own. ✌💜🤘🔥

@nickforell1 Год назад

I know 😢 I’m really sad I started with the wrong one. Oh well I’ll have to back track!

@loen1007 Год назад

Yes, he said to watch Daechwita, then Haegeum then Amygdala. It is a trilogy.

@thetalantonx 9 месяцев назад

I've been a Jimin bias for a while now, but when I started diving into Yoongi's work, especially Amygdala... it started to shift.

@ericweinman9447 Год назад

My opinion but sometimes I feel BTS members doing music outside the group concept too frequently gets dismissed as outside BTS in a binary way. I am not sure this actually is the case. The members in their last Festa meal in a unified way announced a commitment to exploring their individual creative potentials. This was not a group fracturing but a stepping outside of the Idol platform which both propelled and restricted their story as artists. It was timed to allow each artist to explore an individual identity prior to military enlistment. It also involved each member getting a matching 7 tattoo to reflect eternal bond. If you look closely, at the end of each artist's music video is the word BTS for all to see. Even in this very individualistic work you see the omnipresent BTS. So my opinion is do not get hung up on the idea they can only do their individual statements outside of BTS. BTS has evolved. This is both individual and BTS simultaneously. And that is just how the members and indeed the label are presenting it.

@anjapopovic8407 10 месяцев назад

beautiful way to say it!

@paulagrave9516 Год назад

The entire album is a masterpiece musically and lyrically. Snooze is one of my favourites, the Sakamoto music and the incredible voice of Woosung... Og God! 😊😊

@brayonne1755 Год назад

Dear lord PLEASE check out Shadow. Actually I'd suggest a triple bill: Daechwita (an earlier part to haegeum), First Love (not about a romantic relationship, this one makes everybody cry), and Shadow (you'll notice a voice change half way through, it's his shadow talking to him. Brilliant brilliant brilliant 👍 Suga wrecks me, I truly love all 7, they're all incredible but Suga regularly breaks my heart in the best way 💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

Okay thank you Brayonne, have you put it in the discord request area?

@brayonne1755 Год назад

@@nickforell1 done 👍

@higiniadefreitas6181 Год назад

@@nickforell1 Suga's "Shadow" It's great, and it comes in a trilogy along with RM's "Persona" and jhope's "Ego". And all three are related to Carl Jung's psychological theory.

@thetalantonx 9 месяцев назад

@@nickforell1 I think you could appreciate the genius that is naming an album Map of the Soul (after the Stein book), having tracks Intro: Persona, Interlude: Shadow, and Outro: Ego. ON and Black Swan are also from MOTS:7 and both deal with facing shadow content, the pressures of identity, and bringing things to consciousness.

@DWhoLover Год назад

Thanks for the awesome reaction. This is not as far from BTS as you think. Their music has had societal/political themes since they first debuted. N.O, one of their first tracks ever, was a critique of the Korean education system. Am I Wrong, a later track, references the scandal of a Korean government official calling the population dogs & pigs. Baepsae is about financial inequality & generational problems. I don’t want this comment to be 10 years long, but Not Today, Go Go, No More Dream (their first ever single), and Spine Breaker have political/societal themes. In addition, their song Spring Day (one of the most successful songs in South Korean history) is widely known to evoke the Sewol Ferry tragedy (this was finally confirmed recently). At the time, the SK government was trying to suppress any coverage of the event & its role in the disaster, which entailed the tragic loss of many South Korean students. Parents of the lost children are aware of the song’s meaning, and BTS donated to their relief fund at the time. BTS risked being officially blacklisted for drawing attention to this event & if you choose to watch a live performance, you will see incredible interpretive choreography that many believe depicts aspects of the tragic event itself. The music video is very symbolic but contains related themes of loss and longing and is considered one of their most beautiful. This is not by any means an exhaustive list of BTS songs that are about politics, society, educational critique, and feminism. These themes, along with issues of mental health and coming of age, are some of the most common in BTS’s work. I highly recommend continuing to react to more of their music and to more of Suga’s solo work. Thanks again.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Thanks so much for that information. I agree I think their themes are very strong too and have social commentary

@DWhoLover Год назад

@@nickforell1 Thanks for the reply. I look forward to seeing more of your reaction journey.

@fraugoldt4766 Год назад

Weeell, Min Yoongi/SUGA/Agust D isn't a rapper on paper only - he KNOWS what he's doing. 😊 Haegeum is just the tip of the iceberg - there's sooo much more good stuff you can look forward to. Deep stuff. Badass stuff. Sad stuff. He has it all. But for now I'm looking forward to your reaction to Haegeum.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Thanks Frau, he’s crazy talented. This one was eye opening for sure

@fraugoldt4766 Год назад

@@nickforell1 Oh, in case you don't know: he dropped a new mv today. The song is called Amygdala. It's a really personal song - in regards of the lyrics AND the mv. You probably won't necessarily notice because there are many things you don't know about him yet. Let's just say the song hit me hard right in the feels and I'm always amazed at how raw and vulnerable Yoongi is in his work - he seems to be fearless in that regard. I admire and respect this so much.

@BangPDsMom Год назад

The rappers of BTS are simply god tier. They compose the beats, write the lyrics, produce, and in Yoongi’s case, come up with the ideas for their music vids. You are missing out not listening to Namjoon’s solo albums especially Indigo, jhope’s solos Hope World & Jack In The Box & Agust D’s solo projects Agust D, D-2 & his newest, D-Day. Whole new worlds from BTS.

@addison5938 Год назад

Although I have not heard or read anything that specifically says so, there are so many references in this music video visually to his AugustD Daechwita from a few years ago, that this definitely feels like some sort of sequel. He has written other solo work that he has done within BTS that is just as individualistic lyrically as this is. Not as separate from BTS as you currently think because you haven't heard enough yet. They as a group have been writing about many of the same themes in a lot of their songs. N.O. is one that definitely comes to mind as well as Not Today.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Okay I think I understand this now. Appreciate the guidance

@sarahy1680 Год назад

Daechwita, Haegeum, and Amygdala are the Agust D trilogy, in that order, per Yoongi himself.

@addison5938 Год назад

@@sarahy1680 Yes thank you I am aware of that now but I was not aware of the trilogy per se at the time I made my comment.

@Diamond77. Год назад

윤기에 대한 관심과 좋은 평가 감사합니다.💜 해금, 제목에서도 알수 있는 "금지된 것으로부터의 해방“ 물론 해당 한자는 악기를 뜻하는 것이지만、"동음이의어“ 로 중의적인 표현을 함. (금지된 것으로부터의 해방) 뮤비 배경은 치외법권 (법보다 힘, 돈이먼저되는사회) 지역인 홍콩의 구룡성체이고、대취타의 연장으로 이 곡도 1인 2역입니다. 해금에서의 일반인인 이상적 자아 슈가와 잠복근무 중인 현실적 자아 경찰을 통해 동일인물의 다른 자아를 표현. 슈가가 2역을 맡은 이유는 그 하나하나도 결국 모두 슈가이기 때문이죠. (큰 맥락에서의 설명은 여기까지만) 해금은 우리 한국의 2천이상 이어온 전통 현악기 중 하나이며 、 취향을 떠나 사람마다 곡 해석이 매우 쉬워 재밌고 그 속에서 심오함을 찾는 즐거움을 누닐수도 있는 반면에 반대로 윤기가 뭔 말을 하는지 도통 이해할 수 없어 아주 어려울 수도 있는 곡 입니다. (저는 처음에 이해가 안 됐어요) 금지 된 것으로부터 해방🟣🟪 "이 노랜 금지된 것을 푸는 것 뿐이지“

@nickforell1 Год назад

Thank you grace I really enjoyed reading your thoughts :)

@Diamond77. Год назад

@@nickforell1 🥳보💜🥳라💜🎆해

@beccal.5369 Год назад

I'm not sure how much you know about YoonGi/Suga/AugstD....but as you liked his MV then the following info might be of interest to you. Suga/Agust D began writing music lyrics and working with MIDI at age 11 and held a part-time job composing and arranging music at a recording studio at age 16. Active under the name "Gloss" (wordplay on his name YoonGi, which means "to shine") as an underground rapper, He originally entered Big Hit Entertainment as a producer at age 17 Between his commitments as a member of BTS, Suga/Agust D took advantage of time on the plane and in hotel rooms after concerts to continuously produce and compose music. In an interview for Grazia Korea, Suga/Agust D expressed a desire to release the music he wanted to do without having to consider popular appeal or music ranking. He intended to release his music for free in the form of a mixtape to avoid such considerations, commenting that an album "has a feeling of being trapped in some sort of framework" due to the need for company involvement in promotion and advertising. Developing Agust D musically on the base of hip hop, much of Agust D's inspiration for the lyrics came from his own stories of dream, youth, and reality. In order to differentiate his work from that of his work as Suga, he developed the alter ego "Agust D".

@nickforell1 Год назад

Very cool that he spent time on his working at producing and writing. I can imagine being exhausted

@beccal.5369 Год назад

@@nickforell1 He's a workaholic that's for sure. I also wanted to let you know that the youtube channel "Bookish Theories" has amazing explanations for BTS music,, delving deep into meanings of the songs and MVs, all the symbolism and the cultural significance of the lyrics as well. This is the link for Haegeum explanation ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-76Rm8WZNAvY.html I recommend her videos for every song from BTS (except for Spring Day - watch the Italian ARMY explanation for that one - but only if you are in a good headspace- Spring Day MV explanation is very confronting on many levels,, especially if you are a parent) Sending love from Australia... Thanks for sharing your BTS journey with us.... and have a wonderful day💜

@daleladell803 Год назад

@@beccal.5369 Girl, I definitely agree with you on Bookish Theories. She is amazing and definitely has the most in depth and researched explanations. I tell everyone to watch her videos after seeing the MVs. It makes them so much more meaningful, especially for people like Nick who are just starting their journey.

@janetuss6496 Год назад

Also, you might like Anthony Ray's reaction to Haegeum, he's great at breaking down rap and points out some different things.

@Lena.3 Год назад

This is apart of the trilogy of sugas songs, in order its ‘Daechwita’ then ‘Haegeum’ and lastly ‘Amygdala’. It’s about his journey and his past experiences (depression, ocd, social anxiety ect.) In the “Daechwita” music video we are introduced to two characters in what looks like Joseon Dynasty Korea, a tyrant king and the commoner who tries to overthrow him, eventually succeeding. Fast-forward to modern days in “Haegeum,” and the same struggle for power is going down between an underground criminal and a police officer. The police officer has the same facial scar as both characters from “Daechwita,” only much more subtle, while his adversary doesn’t. You’ll notice that he’s always killing off “himself” in these music videos which is a metaphor I’m guessing for change and “killing” his old self or that side of himself. In ‘Amygdala’ he talks about his past traumas including his shoulder injury he got while working as a delivery driver pre debut when a car crashed into him crushing his shoulder, he didn’t tell anyone about the injury and kept it hidden from bts and the company for years because he was afraid they wouldn’t accept him into the group because his injury might “drag him down”. It got so bad that he couldn’t even pick up a cup and he was taking pain pills for the pain and had to get shots in each place they went while working on tour ect. He recently got surgery to fix his shoulder back in 2020 where he took a three month break (you should watch videos of how the members still included him during those times and sent him love). He also talks about his parents, which he has before but the things he said were new to army (well most of us). Amygdala means the part of your brain that stores trauma and memories, so this song is about his trauma and dealing with that trauma. Like in his song ‘The Last’ he talks about his parents and some of his trauma (depression, OCD, and social anxiety) also you should check that song out too it’s amazing and raw and it’s my favorite august d song. So in the trilogy it shows his scar at different point (healed, fresh, and not even there.) but in ‘Amygdala’ it shows how he came to get his scar :( I’m sorry that I wrote so much but I’ll stop talking now so that I don’t spoil too much 😭 I hope that helped, you can do research or watch videos explaining the trilogy to get a better understanding. (Here’s a video of how the members supported him while he was on his break for recovery after his surgery, I think it will get you to know them and their personalities a lot and their deep love for eachother :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-98cqu40BUBI.html

@tatushhimekuro Год назад

Rap has always been rather low on my list of genres, until I started kpop. Discovered I enjoy the music & the flow. Of course, Yoongis lyrics are insane. I enjoy the fact it's not all drugs, thugs, hoes and that junk.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Yoongis has some incredible depth to him

@tatushhimekuro Год назад

@@nickforell1 truthfully, I am not sure you are aware of how absolutely completely accurate you are 💖

@HailToTheMeep Год назад

Thank you for your insightful commentary and reaction. This is a sequel to DAECHWITA. Next is the final instalment of the trilogy, AMYGDALA. A prequel. A life story. PS: he is part of the so called rap line, the original line up for BTS which was supposed to be a hip hop group before it morphed into a more hybrid group with the recruitment of the other four. He and the other two: J-Hope and RM, are the backbone of the music of BTS. So what you see in their solo projects are not at all far off from the music of BTS. Even if the aesthetics or presentations might feel different.

@MissSmartypants555 Год назад

Daechwita is a song that herald's a king's arrival.

@nickforell1 Год назад

It’s a wonderful choice of words!

@MissSmartypants555 Год назад

Thank you. I picked them out myself.

@mikeduplessis8069 Год назад

The teal jacket resembles the track suit worn by the players in the series 'Squid Game', his haircut resembles the thug's haircut from Squid Game, but the MV is set up like a 1980s Hong Kong action movie.

@crystalsnow1138 Год назад

I think most fans are supportive of BTS pursuing solo work, especially when it comes to kpop it's more normalized to do solo work while still remaining in a group and there is no hint of jealousy or ego. Especially with male groups because they have to do military service if they are Korean so unless all members enlist together they kind of have to do solos or subunits for awhile. It's the western media that pushes the idea that because BTS are doing solo albums they must've broken up or that there is trouble with the group. You should definitely react to Daechwita by Agust D. And if you check out BTS earlier songs they are much more hip hop influenced, but over time they broadened their sound.

@SJ-dl6uc 8 месяцев назад

the colors of this video make me wanna paint this urban scene.

@h.knuffke6773 Год назад

Here are the links to the correct vids. 💜 DDAENG live performance with Subtitles ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VBy319Xnfzo.html DDAENG explaination video by DKDKTV ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fdJl1SL03Ac.html UGH live performance with Subtitles ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YTc-oo7-Cb0.html UGH explanation video by DKDKTV ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Cq3nGiu0_gI.html BAEPSAE dance practice with Subtitles ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bPM7uIuB2Gs.html BAEPSAE explanation video by DKDKTV ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RP4Qbh2rXFU.html BAEPSAE live performance ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2PKLsshsuZo.html SPINE BREAKER live performance with Subtitles ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AjToHnF0yO0.html SPINE BREAKER explanation video by DKDKTV ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5LO7p4CLTSs.html SPINE BREAKER official BTS member made video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-36C6kO5lY7Q.html NEVERMIND live performance with Subtitles ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wGI0ScNzt0U.html

@nickforell1 Год назад

Okay thank you I realize now I went out of order :(

@faliciaforward Год назад

You've barely seen any of BTS' work yet so far so don't feel bad for not knowing how good Suga is till now. I really think you'll love all 3 of BTS's rappers. I'd recommend DO YOU by RM next (one of his older solo works but one of my favorites) and Arson by J-Hope if you want to check out the other two soon as well!

@nickforell1 Год назад

Thank you for the J Hope and RM recs!

@addison5938 Год назад

I can hardly wait for your reaction to Amygdala. Given your profession I'm sure your reaction will be very interesting to hear.

@SimonaGrandihoseky73 Год назад

Hello Nick, I'm happy you react to our Suga aka August D but you have start in the begging with Daechwita, this is part of trilogy! I hope you react all 3 videos.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Yes I know :( I will have to backtrack

@SiaAiden Год назад

And he stole tangerine, his favo fruit 😊

@nickforell1 Год назад

Aha mine too!

@sd.1203 Год назад

AGUST D is a version of himself where he says whatever he wants to the world that BTS SUGA can't say, he himself said that.. and HAEGEUM is a two string korean traditional instrument , and your interpretation is right ,he is saying about being free from Orthodoxy and not to care about what a majority of people follow and do... please react to , AMYGDALA 1st , and DAECHWITA 2nd , then HAEGEUM .. the scar in his eye is in these 3 mv s and you'll get what the story in it and telling 3 different stories about himself which he had to face in a very crucial time of his life... love the reactions as always ..as you do it like a true ARMY ,with curiosity and effort to understand and enjoying the song..borahae💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

@noonalini 10 месяцев назад

Suga said you should watch Daechwita, Haegeum and Amygdala in order because they tell a story. I would love to see your reaction to all three together.

@saywsup2yomamma Год назад

Love the insight bro! Oh welcome to AugstD, you in for a ride!! 💜 💜

@clockworkhearts4085 Год назад

Amygdala is the sequel to Haegeum and Daechwita is the prequel. You should definitely check those two out.

@heesuh9505 Год назад

If you haven't watched his anither solo, Daechwita, you should because this mv is somewhat extension of that mv. His scar on his face and playing 2 characteristics. Both of them are all him that one is another himself and killing one of him. Also him leaning out from the car window scene is in Daechwita too. With Daechwita, there are a lot of Korean history references that you wouldn't know and would be good to check out DKDKTV explanation. Daechwita, this song and Amgydala are trilogy.

@thetalantonx 9 месяцев назад

Oh, cool! You've already done Daechwita and Haegum! Amygdala is the one that completes the trilogy that goes Daechwita - Haegum - Amygdala. :D

@asianiemasz798 Год назад

Thank you for your reaction! Waiting for more Agust D 💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

More on the way Asia!

@janetteveronica402 Год назад

Love him so talented

@brendamiller5785 Год назад

If it's not been said, Agust D leaning out the car window is an echo of a scene in his mv "Daechwita." This video is a continuation of "Daechwita" from a few years ago.

@what_what__ Год назад

in the song Amygdala (in the MV) you can observe how the duality was created at Min Yoongi. it very sad song though and it from his real life.

@nickforell1 Год назад

So amazing that he’s this creative. I love artists that are this versatile

@Bornfreetookiss Год назад

The bathtub scene is from the movie scar face if you know the movie Suga or Agust D or yoongi this three totally different and this is maybe the last time we will hear from Agust D because this is the end Watch the movie about the him to see how this historical album come to life

@nickforell1 Год назад

Ah yes I do know that movie and love it. I believe we will hear more! I want this military service to fly by

@Bornfreetookiss Год назад

@@nickforell1its not about the military service Suga when he make songs for August D it's only 3 part album the beginning he was angry from the past the second album he was still angry from the past and the people who treat them badly the last album about the dreams and how to make it true Watch his documentary you will know what he is talking about

@ishort0967 11 месяцев назад

August D Daechitwa is his masterpiece..highly recommend 😊

@emmamcintyre6997 Год назад

The whole album is a banger but you should definetly listen to ”Amydalla” which he dropped the MV for last night & his collab song with Hobi called “HUH” from the album which are personally two of my fav songs.

@samikshagholap6839 Год назад

You can also react to daechwita...haegeum is actually an analogy to daechwita If we talk about rm... you can react to wild flower which also carries a deep message in it ...

@bulletproof_hope Год назад

"Dam' ,I"m out of words ! " is what most of us feel watching Agust D MV's 😄 You may want to watch "Daechwita ' now ! There are many references in Haegeum that came from Daechwita! (Look up what means, because it's not traduced in subtitles neither!)

@angelicadelgado3320 Год назад

Thank you for your reaction. Suga is well known for his deep lyrics... He usually talks about mental health, self love, self descovery, reflects about Life and people.. although he does have trash songs for haters (they have received a lot of hate and criticism trough their career) The video is inspired a bit by the Jocker but also by his MV "Daewchita" and the movie Scarface I suggest you to watch his last video "Amygdala" in wich he acces to his inconcious mind... And to get to know his versatility I suggest you also the MV "People pt2" ft IU Regards from Mexico

@nickforell1 Год назад

Ah yes I should have gotten the Scarface reference that’s in the video! Well okay Suga

@amberpearce710 Год назад

@@nickforell1 Suga or I should say Agust D had a song called Tony Montana (p.s. during a live performance Jimin raps)

@LPnerd Год назад

Haegeum has a double meaning, it's a sting instrument, and it's also a word meaning liberation. Also, this is a spin off from his first MV which I can't spell . the same two character's are in both but a couple hundred years apart. Kinda,' same shit different century,' is a part of it. It's not that separate from BTS message, just much more aggressive.

@janetuss6496 Год назад

It may seem to you that this song isn't a very BTS type of song, but you just haven't dived very much into their work. This is actually a very BTS type of song lol. They have made a lot of socio-political commentary music (which most artists in kpop don't do) since a very long time ago. Their very first debut song was a socio critical song, so they were doing it right out the gate. A great socio-critical song by BTS that I would recommend for you is Baepsae, it's a hip-hop style song. Probably one of their most popular B-side songs. No music vid, you can do a color-coded lyric video. It is also necessary to watch the Baepsae explanation video by DKDKTV to understand the lyricism though, as there are many cultural references that are particular to Korean society. Keep in mind that Korean culture puts a lot of emphasis on age hierarchy. I would also throw in the Baepsae dance practice video, it's super swaggy lol. Choose the one posted by the channel Bangtanie Subs, it has the full version with English subtitles, cause they do something in the beginning of the clip. Suga wrote, composed and produced Haegeum entirely by himself. And came up with the storyboard for the music vid. And he posted a hip-hop style dance choreography for the song, it goes hard. Please react to it, the vid is called Choreography Haegeum Dance Practice. It somehow makes the song go harder. You can also react to the "making of" video for the music video, if you're interested in the filmmaking and behind-the-scenes aspect of it. The vid is called Haegeum MV and Jacket Shoot Sketch.

@tammarabg8174 Год назад

As you noticed in the end title, this is part of a trilogy. Daechwita, Haegeum, and Amygdala which just came out today. I would suggest watching his self-titled song, AGUST D, from his first mixtape as an introduction to Agust D. It gives you insight that will help with Daechwita--also explains why the king is blond.

@tasha5768 Год назад

Ohhh I would have told you to watch Daechwita first then this but never mind it's done now. I'd say you should watch it next then Amygdala which just came out today (the 3 MV's go together). Yes i would also say you should watch People part 2 you might be surprised by it.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Ah I wish I had known. It is a problem going in blind sometimes lol

@tasha5768 Год назад

@@nickforell1 it's bound to happen especially with BTS because some content does connect together. I wouldn't worry about it too much as they also have a lot of meaning all on there own. Oh did anyone tell you Haegeum means to lift a ban (as well as being an instrument).

@deerogerson6480 Год назад

Oh boy. I can't wait to see your reaction to DAECHTWA 💜

@nickforell1 Год назад

Me too 😜

@reginareggiedendy3246 Год назад

Love Love...Suga is SO intense and relatable 💜💜💜💜💜

@addison5938 Год назад

Haegeum: the English lyrics & the meaning. Haegeum is a song about unlocking our new potentials, freeing something previously forbidden. The word “Haegeum” has a double meaning. On one side, it’s a traditional Korean string instrument that has a very peculiar sound, but this is not the authentic meaning Agust D/Suga intended originally. Haegeum” means “allowing/unlocking something that was forbidden.” Here is how he explained it in an interview: The word “Haegeum” came to me when I was young. I played rhythm games, I loved rhythm action games. When beating a certain stage, you’d unlock a forbidden song, then you could play a new rhythm. It was a “freedom from the forbidden.” Why don’t I try and break free from those things? This is explicitly confirmed by the English translation of the lyrics in Haegeum: This song’s simply about freeing what’s forbidden but you must remember to differentiate freedom from self-indulgence This song’s a haegeum Get on board now This lively rhythm A new kind of haegeum

@nickforell1 Год назад

I loveeee the lyrics and wish I had known the meaning to Haegeum before shooting this video. Nonetheless I believe I understood what he was saying

@addison5938 Год назад

@@nickforell1 yep you did a great job as usual deciphering the meaning.

@SilverFang95 Год назад

@Nick Forell this is why you should do research beforehand😂

@addison5938 Год назад

@@SilverFang95 Not necessarily a cold listen is interesting to watch especially because you seem to be more insightful than many of the reactors out there. You can't really get it wrong since good music is always open to interpretation by the listener. I'm sure you'll agree that good music speaks to different people in different ways and hopefully everyone is able to glean something from it that speaks to them personally. It's okay of course to research after the fact to see if you can benefit even more from having more information. I tend to listen to everything cold or blind unless there's a title like this one. I tend to at least look up the word for myself in order to have some context but that's just my personal take on it

@SilverFang95 Год назад

@@addison5938 you replied to the wrong Nick😂 it's okay, borahae💜

@yunjinn_ml Год назад

I HIGHLY recommended to react to another song of his album which is called ,Amygdala, . Its a VERY deep song that reflects almost all of hes trauma that he suffered. Its a really good song though.

@Daniella040 Год назад

The joker reference is on point💥

@christelbodin3948 Год назад

You got it I think.. I am also amazed by Suga♥️❤️

@nickforell1 Год назад

He’s one of a kind!

@NanciBK Год назад

One of the things that makes BTS different is that they have always been political. From their very first debut singles as broke artists from an indie label they came out swinging with fearless social commentary on cultural issues, speaking truth to power, challenging the system, tackling taboo topics. They are an anomaly in their industry in many ways.

@evantesseract737 Год назад

To make pronunciation easier, I highly recommend learning the Korean alphabet. The language is challenging but the alphabet is simple. The way things are romanized isn't intuitive, especially vowels, so knowing Hangul really helps. Haegeum is 해금. Hay - goom, with the OO sound from "foot." There's a lot in this one - you're coming in near the end of Agust D's arc, and a lot of things make more sense if you know the rest of his work 😁 I look forward to you exploring it.

@ksica Год назад

Ofc he's not going to learn hangul lol And there's no y, it's hae. And it's not goom, it's geum, eu is pronounced like 'a" as in indefinite article. It's not ㅜ but ㅡ. So much of hangul lol

@evantesseract737 Год назад

@@ksica I know how to romanize it, but I was trying to tell another person who speaks the same dialect of English I do how to pronounce it. Romanization isn't intuitively spelled for us, and 해 is pronounced like the word "hay." I did explain that - I'm not sure why you thought I didn't know. Lots of English speakers struggle to pronounce romanized Korean, and I personally found it easier to learn to read Hangul than romanized Korean. I've been studying Korean for less than a year, still very much a beginner, but I can read it. I thought it was pretty clear that I was just trying to be helpful, but I guess you really wanted to make fun of someone on the internet tonight? Even if I'd been completely wrong, you could have been kind instead of mocking me. Now you look foolish and mean, which is quite a choice to make. I hope your day gets better from here.

@ksica Год назад

@@evantesseract737 hae is not pronounced like hay, what are you talking about 😂 sound "y" exists only in ㅛ ㅑ ㅠ ㅕ, and as you can see there's no such letter in this word. maybe you pronounce it like but that doesn't mean it's correct. I wouldn't even commented if you didn't told him to learn hangul and then tried to teach him how to pronounce it incorrectly. The way i explain it is understandable. I'm not korean nor english speaking person, my language doesn't have ㅡ sound. If i can pronounce it correctly, english speaking people who have that sound can pronounce it correctly.

@menohero_menovillian Год назад

Honestly, i didn't take BTS seriously until i started listening to their rap line. Like you mentioned during the first half of the video, you thought he was referring to the music industry, but the message/sentiment goes much deeper then that. Same for the rest of the BTS content. The song might seem childish or poppy, but there's actually really deep messages hidden in their songs. I thought most of their stuff was based on high school crushes or things like that, but it's really not. if you let yourself listen to their music with an open mind, you will see why they have garnered so many fans. There's no way a group with no substance can get this big for so long. Hope you continue on the BTS journey and begin to see what the rest of us see.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Oh believe me I totally agree. I think BTS does an amazing job with their lyrics and deeper hidden innuendo. Very impressed

@bellis_p Год назад

Agust D was the most dangerous one, in his solo project he always k*ll or beat up someone, but in real life he just a cute shy cat 😆

@adrianalozano1406 Год назад

Omg, muero por verlo

@nickforell1 Год назад

Hope you made it 😂

@adrianalozano1406 Год назад

Im here now 😂

@Daniella040 Год назад

Suga said to watch Daechwita, Haegeum and Amygdala in one sitting, in succession... please react to AMYGDALA (the third part of the trilogy )

@nickforell1 Год назад

Okay thank you Danidino, I’ve noted that down so it can be watched the way it’s supposed to be!

@jonathana6298 5 месяцев назад

I’ll echo a loy of comments already left. I was originally into rap in the late 90’s with Bone Thugs n Harmony and 2pac. Never really listened to rap after that. BTS made me fall in love with rap again.

@NanciBK Год назад

I highly recommend all the rappers solo works. They are chock full of masterpieces. In order if possible as many are linked or tell a story of struggles and growth. You could do a listen through of each mixtape or album, with pauses between songs for lyrics breakdowns on doolset to help you with understanding and we would love it! You can hear their sound evolve. 💜 RM has two mix tapes: RM and Mono, and an album, Indigo. Suga’s solo work is under his alter of course, just as here, Agust D. He has two mixtapes, Agust D and D2 and his new solo album D-Day. All the rappers works are amazing but I feel like, given your line of work in mental health care, his might appeal to you most. He has struggled with his mental health and been extremely raw, vulnerable and brave in sharing that journey through his music. J-hope has one mixtape Hope World and an album Jack In The Box. J-Hope is my low key bias. 🫰🏻

@NanciBK Год назад

All seven members also have numerous solo works on BTS albums as well.

@tessa_mae Год назад

DAECHWITA was my first introduction of Suga and since then i became his loyal fan. HAEGEUM is kind of sequel or continuation from DAECHWITA. You should try to react the official M/V of DAECHWITA make sure not the live Daechwita where the whole BTS performed but the official M/V where Suga exclusively rap and performed alone of this brilliant creation of his. it is brilliant and one of many Suga's masterpiece. I know all of the boys in BTS are multitalented they are all good and I supported them all, but there is something too unique to me about Suga. When he rap, he is not only telling a story about his true life experiences but its just too relatable to many and makes you question about your life and the people surrounds you. Suga is known for his lyricism, he is deep and raw, very blunt and straightforward but laying the fact. And so honest. He is brilliant , not only he is the main producer among the 7 members in BTS but he also produced other artist outside BTS. Lyricist, songwriter, composer, producer , also make his own beat . Making M/V's of his music hes pretty much involve in the production, i mean the guys seems like good in everything. Watching HAEGEUM , his scting skills is just awesome, what else that he can't do?? I love him And can't wait to see to see him in Chicago concert💜!

@janetuss6496 Год назад

You might also like the Haegeum reaction by the channel itsANDYandJAS. They're Korean Americans, so they can give great explanations of the lyrics. And they're very funny people lol

@volhan.p.9722 Год назад

AgustD solo work is not that different from BTS work. He might be more raw and in your face as solo artist, but still themes he explores are not new to BTS. Also there's occasional swearing in some BTS' songs too. As for this MV, other already said that you went out of order. But just for your future knowledge (maybe it would be easier to understand storyline) - one of Yoongi's favourite themes is constat battle with himself. He spoke about this in BTS' songs too. So the idea is that even if you think you overcame yourself, there's no way out of this cycle. You can't escape from yourself. So in Daechwita and here you can see that winner still going the same path down as the one he successfully got rid of. I think it's necessary to know that corrupted cop/mafia boss is the same person who won in Daechwita. He fought for good but became corrupted himself. And in the end you can see that AgustD who killed his corrupted counterpart is going the same way too. He is now wearing suit with his colourful shirt, using his new power over the gang and police and eating with chopsticks which represent capitalism because there's no other way. I won't spoil Amygdala, but in Daechwita he talked about himself an his success, in Haegeum he talks about corruption as societal norm and in Amygdala he goes really introspective digging in his past traumas. You need to know that amygdala is a part of brain that responsible for fear and traumatic memories. Yoongi had (diagnosed) depression, OCD and social anxiety since his late teen years, had huge fights with his parents, supposedly ran from home to Seoul (this is not confirmed, it is just assumption from some ARMYs), he struggles financially and almost starved, supposedly had suicide attempt (not officially confirmed - and probably never will be - but hinted in some songs), had panic attacks (one of them happened before BTS' concert in their earlier years and they had to cancel the whole thing). Was constantly attacked as a member of BTS by hip-hop community and K-Pop community. Got hit by a car during his delivery job, didn't tell anyone in fear to cut from company and never received proper treatment in time. Lived and performed through constant pain and fear that his shoulder would gave up one day and ruin his career as he would not be able to perform as an idol. And there was other things in his life that ARMYs didn't know before we read lyrics for Amygdala. This is background you really need to know to fully understand what whole AgustD trilogy is about. And also even if this trilogy officially starts with Daechwita, still one of the characters in Daechwita take roots from AgustD first mixtape where Yoongi had blonde hair. As for other members - they are actually deep too. As solo artists, but also as a group. If you look at their lyrics carefully, you will understand that most of them are very introspective, or critical, or encouraging. Like, you probably assume that rapline music will be deep as rap music should be, but then you look at Jimin's solo album and understand that in all songs he is talking about things that he went through. I am waiting for others albums. Especially V's. Gosh, this guy working on it at least five years and still not satisfied enough to release it.

@sanres2100 Год назад

I don’t know which documentary you watched but BTS started as a hip hop group and they have a lot of songs criticizing society or norms

@mummymochi91 Год назад

Welcome to boraland,💜💜💜 btw I appreciate your interest on the lads, I can see that u r not reacting for clout and see them as artists. Yoongi asked us to watch the MV in this order, Daechwita, Haegum, Amygdala. This is a trilogy nd basically his life story. Spoiler-Amygdala is age restricted. Pay attention to the scarfaced Yoongi nd what has become of him at the end. Looking forward to more reactions🫰

@MissSmartypants555 Год назад

Daechwita is the companion video/song to this video. Daechwita is the better of the two in my opinion. A cinematic masterpiece. Loved your reaction by the way.

@nickforell1 Год назад

I realllllly wish I had known to do those first. Oh well more to watch :)

@ninjaxshahidgaming4539 Год назад

React to Suga’s Daechwita

@doradokarlal.3275 Год назад

This one has a prequel DAECHWITA and a sequel AMYGDALA Loved your reactions as usual. It just bothers me that people don't know BTS history how they had been underdog of the industry. They did not become famous in one night. It took them years of hard work and persistence to be heard. Their songs were mostly questioning the society and the system. Their songs were mostly about real world issues such as mental health, injustice, dream, etc. These songs are underrated and I get most people like superficial generic pop songs over these songs that actually has messages Bapsae Am I wrong? Spine Breaker Ugh Spring day No more dream Strange School of tears N. O Equal sign Stop Butterfly 0 o'clock Magic Shop

@SknezE Год назад

Did you not watch Daechwita? Did no one warn you? This man is insane. There's nothing like BTS performances. They have so much talent. It's not just a flaky show. It's voice, it's lyrics, it's visuals.... It's love. RM is ridiculous too. J-Hope is awesome but more mellow! BTS was always edgy, as a group. They called out all kinds of political and social problems in Korea and in the K-pop industry, as a group. They did NOT follow the type of rules that normal K-pop bands had to follow. Their company was very different. He could have done this song as part of the group, from that perspective. But, he (and others) wanted to have his solo work that is just about him. This is the third album as Agust D, and his alter ego ends with this one. Not sure what he'll do next, as far as solo projects.

@amjwoodal Год назад

Watch the first two parts of the trilogy and you will see so many of the same scenes.

@alexandramilhat Год назад

You should DEFINITELY look at Agust D - Agust D and Daewchita :) (and BTS Cypher Pt.3)

@nickforell1 Год назад

I will for sure :)

@alipotter0613 Год назад

As usual Suga lays himself bare in this album D Day. While he always includes social commentary and tells it like it is, I think he has also spoken up for idols in a few of these tracks. I am not sure how much you know about Kpop idols in general but it is a fact that they have fairly strict rules on what they can/can't do and if they are found doing things that we would deem as no big deal in general life, they get excluded, vilified and have to publicly apologise.That is why he left the smoking scene in this m/v. This may not seem like a big deal to us but is a massive middle finger! He shows how it is ridiculous for idols to get hate for something as trivial as smoking/vaping or even just hint that they do (including BTS members) while it is something millions do every day. Suga has said the whole song Snooze is dedicated to idols and he hopes they are comforted by it. The track HUH?! featuring JHope is fire.💜

@dominoglenrio5650 Год назад

I don’t think this has anything to do with the industry. He is tackling larger issues in the world in his music now. In his earlier days, his solo songs were definitely a snap back. I feel that he’s moved on from that part of his life. He talks about this trajectory quite a bit in interviews around this latest solo album of his.

@Funtan_Sonyeondan Год назад

oh I have an idea.. since you view j-hope as an angelic person (he is) I recommend his solo song Arson 😊 or if you want to react to AMYGDALA first (trigger warning: it's a heavy song based on SUGA's real life experience) you can also do that

@nickforell1 Год назад

Thank you that sounds like a great idea!

@Funtan_Sonyeondan Год назад

@@nickforell1 you might see j-hope differently 🤭

@mariepettersson6422 Год назад

Taylors guide to BTS is a good way to start

@nickforell1 Год назад

It’s up on the channel!

@sadiasattar4843 Год назад

React to amygdala and people part 2 also

@nickforell1 Год назад

I will Sadia!

@nataliacastillo1003 Год назад

Palitos rojos: Se mata para comer y se come para vivir.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Reminds me of parasite the movie

@sitaraasif4295 Год назад

Please Give Reaction On BTS Cypher 4 (lyrics) It's Really Something You Should Hear

@Sujan_Draws Год назад

I can’t wait for your reaction to AMYGDALA…. You should watch Daechwita first though. Be prepared. AMYGDALA is autobiographical and depicts a lot of hard mental health topics. Best depiction of depression/trauma/anxiety I’ve seen…like….ever.

@Grace.Elliott07 Год назад

Can you please react to the Haunted performance by Taylor swift from the Speak Now world tour?? It’s incredible.

@nickforell1 Год назад

Yes I will! Just adding to my list

@mariepettersson6422 Год назад

To understand you need to watch trioligi

@nickforell1 Год назад

Okay done and done ✅

@silvy4413 Год назад

It’s a shame you hadn’t seen Daechwita prior to seeing this one. Daechwita is the 1st, Haegeum is #2, and the trilogy finishes with Amygdala.

@nickforell1 Год назад

I know I’m sorry Sil :( I did not know so I’ll have to go back

@silvy4413 Год назад

@@nickforell1 😂😂😂 No worries. It’s just that once you see Daechwita, you’ll understand more of Haegeum. 💜

@vanille1212 Год назад

you should have watched daechwita before haegeum. 😅

@B16pal Год назад

I NEVER listened to rap before I found BTS - American rap was mostly so foul-mouthed & misogynistic....But then I heard BTS' rap-line....I still don't like American rap which these days is only about sex and flex -- but BTS' raps are *real* and hard and say something interesting and I can listen all day....Dang I wish I could wrap my mouth around those fast Korean syllables and sing along 100% but I gotta be satisfied with hitting just the verse-ending words and mastering the occasional English parts 😂 🤷‍♀️