The girl who gave you chills is Song SoHee. She is a gugak (traditional) singer. Honestly she is an amazing and emotional performer, yes there was real tears 😭
The explanation of Arirang is something that really sorted me out in regards to BTS’s music. It was almost like I had received an answer to a question I’d had without knowing it. The quick tempo of sad songs, the depth in layers of meaning - even the insistance to not explain some songs, letting them be left completely up to a person’s individual interpretation based on what they feel in themselves when they hear it. I find all of these ideas come from some deep roots in a people that would nurture a song whose constant versatility itself acts as a badge of their cultural inheritance.
I LOVE your comments here! 😍 Thank you! (I felt the urge to go on and on about Korean values, beauty, art, and BTS, but opted to just capitalize the letters L-O-V-E.) 💜Borahae! 💜
There is just something magical about Arirang that every time I hear it, in almost any of its forms, tears well up in my eyes and I'm not even Korean!! LOL btw, the traditional singing that gave you chills is called "pansori" and the garments are 'Hanbok.' Finally, I really REALLY recommend you watch an artist called So Hyang perform Arirang live on Immortal Songs, she is absolutely incredible! I've seen so many vocal coaches on RUclips react to her and they are all just floored! LOL Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/zFyndK9VOCk/видео.html
I got chills like you, Landon. Never fails... it’s the voice quality that emanates from their traditional technique, and the passion that comes thru it, with all the underlying yearning. When people keep adding their own lyrics to a folk song, it just goes to show the depth of their ownership. Appreciate that you watched this explanation video. DKDKTV really do a good job on such cultural stuff. Hope some new ARMYs have learned something from it too.
This was really interesting, I never watched that explanation video before. I really love the arirang performance, the dance moves, their voices in that lower register, something about that song...it’s very captivating. Perhaps some of you reading the comments might have suggestions for me...I’ve been perusing Netflix/RUclips/Hulu for documentaries or something about Korea and/or its culture. Not having much luck! Other than a couple NK documentaries. If anyone has any recommendations please share, thanks ARMY :)
ByStorm's YT channel explains Korean culture thru BTS soooo well. Here's my fav about IDOL and Korean independence & culture ruclips.net/video/TA5X24c2FhI/видео.html
I love Arirang! I love that BTS have their own version of Arirang! I will recommend you to listen to the version with the singer So Hyang, she is amazing! Ps: I'm still waiting for Mono rsrsrs
I discovered pansori singing from this song it's an amazing type of Korean traditional singing so emotional and powerful and through pansori I discovered trot singers lol bangtan are a gateway to alot of Korean cultural things especially food lol
Arirang is such a beautiful song. I was so happy BTS did their own version. You should watch the Arirang performance by So Hyang. She’s one the best Korean singers and her version is the amazing!!!
Hey Landon! The woman who gave you chills is Song So hee. One of my favorite performances from her is Haeundae Elegy on Immortal Songs so if you were interested I would recommend checking out that performance!
You really should check out Sohyang's version of arirang alone!! I still get goosebumps and ive been listening to it for years so yeah, its so overwhelming and just BEAUTIFUL Shes queen
I was wondering if you watch bts festas... Like do you watche them on patreon or youtube ( however you prefer) Because it's a really great part of the journey and I don't want you to miss that! Really, watching old stuff ,I finally understood how much they've grown and how far they've come.... So, if you watched it already, good for you If not, pls consider it!
@@LandonMark You'll not regret it! You can watch it on your free time if you want to... They were reallyyyy different back then, in dynamic, still close but more ...um vocal, you'll see, good luck💜
![BTS: Baepsae Explanation by DKDKTV Reaction [BTS ROAD MAP] 💜](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jBAP2LaJ2gY/mqdefault.jpg)
The girl who gave you chills is Song SoHee. She is a gugak (traditional) singer. Honestly she is an amazing and emotional performer, yes there was real tears 😭
The explanation of Arirang is something that really sorted me out in regards to BTS’s music. It was almost like I had received an answer to a question I’d had without knowing it. The quick tempo of sad songs, the depth in layers of meaning - even the insistance to not explain some songs, letting them be left completely up to a person’s individual interpretation based on what they feel in themselves when they hear it. I find all of these ideas come from some deep roots in a people that would nurture a song whose constant versatility itself acts as a badge of their cultural inheritance.
I LOVE your comments here! 😍 Thank you!
(I felt the urge to go on and on about Korean values, beauty, art, and BTS, but opted to just capitalize the letters L-O-V-E.)
💜Borahae! 💜
LISTEN: Jin's lower-register is so delicious.
Haha, yes!
Mmmm mmm!!! Sooo soo good!!
There is just something magical about Arirang that every time I hear it, in almost any of its forms, tears well up in my eyes and I'm not even Korean!! LOL btw, the traditional singing that gave you chills is called "pansori" and the garments are 'Hanbok.' Finally, I really REALLY recommend you watch an artist called So Hyang perform Arirang live on Immortal Songs, she is absolutely incredible! I've seen so many vocal coaches on RUclips react to her and they are all just floored! LOL Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/zFyndK9VOCk/видео.html
Definitely check out So Hyang's version. It's so beautiful, delicate but powerful at the same time. I love it!
Ngl, legit teared up when they showed the folk version live, it was so beautiful 💜
I got chills like you, Landon. Never fails... it’s the voice quality that emanates from their traditional technique, and the passion that comes thru it, with all the underlying yearning. When people keep adding their own lyrics to a folk song, it just goes to show the depth of their ownership. Appreciate that you watched this explanation video. DKDKTV really do a good job on such cultural stuff. Hope some new ARMYs have learned something from it too.
This was really interesting, I never watched that explanation video before. I really love the arirang performance, the dance moves, their voices in that lower register, something about that song...it’s very captivating. Perhaps some of you reading the comments might have suggestions for me...I’ve been perusing Netflix/RUclips/Hulu for documentaries or something about Korea and/or its culture. Not having much luck! Other than a couple NK documentaries. If anyone has any recommendations please share, thanks ARMY :)
ByStorm's YT channel explains Korean culture thru BTS soooo well. Here's my fav about IDOL and Korean independence & culture ruclips.net/video/TA5X24c2FhI/видео.html
6.46 literal PTSD watching Landon come face to face with Paldogangsan again hahahah, I felt the pain in your eyes come rushing back hahahahaha !!
I didn't know of your channel a year ago, but I'm here now! I love Arirang. It gives me chills too!
I love Arirang! I love that BTS have their own version of Arirang! I will recommend you to listen to the version with the singer So Hyang, she is amazing!
Ps: I'm still waiting for Mono rsrsrs
I discovered pansori singing from this song it's an amazing type of Korean traditional singing so emotional and powerful and through pansori I discovered trot singers lol bangtan are a gateway to alot of Korean cultural things especially food lol
Can you recommend a couple trot songs? I’ve been wanting to check some out haha
You gotta see the song and performance of "Wednesday" by BTS and Gfriend! It's a bit cringey but I think it's cute too
FYI BTS are included in their official National anthem song MV too. 💜💜💜
I said this once about Arirang “It makes me patriotic for a country I don’t live in”
Idk which video you put that comment on, but I read it and it stuck in my memory because it expresses my thought/feeling as well! 💜😊💜
I love this song
Lmao Landon cutting it off at Idol. 🤣🤣🤣
Ps Arirang sounds so beautiful like all folk songs do.
OMG THE MOST AMAZING ONE??!?!?!?! NO ONE DOES THIS. YOU ARE THE BEST RUclipsR
[Edit: I should watch the other one duh brb)
Arirang is such a beautiful song. I was so happy BTS did their own version. You should watch the Arirang performance by So Hyang. She’s one the best Korean singers and her version is the amazing!!!
Hey Landon! The woman who gave you chills is Song So hee. One of my favorite performances from her is Haeundae Elegy on Immortal Songs so if you were interested I would recommend checking out that performance!
You really should check out Sohyang's version of arirang alone!! I still get goosebumps and ive been listening to it for years so yeah, its so overwhelming and just BEAUTIFUL
Shes queen
Oh, great to see this!
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Oh I knew you’d cut that off at that time 😂
they tried to get me 😭😭😭😭
Landon Mark 🤣 You went nooope
I was wondering if you watch bts festas...
Like do you watche them on patreon or youtube ( however you prefer)
Because it's a really great part of the journey and I don't want you to miss that!
Really, watching old stuff ,I finally understood how much they've grown and how far they've come....
So, if you watched it already, good for you
If not, pls consider it!
I haven’t yet but will eventually!! 🥰🥰
@@LandonMark You'll not regret it!
You can watch it on your free time if you want to... They were reallyyyy different back then, in dynamic, still close but more ...um vocal, you'll see, good luck💜
They having a online concert on both 10th and 11