Interesting theory but that's not it...BTS is aimed at the Korean education system which forces young people to work very hard in school and work on classes again after school to become "someone" in the system...but especially professions that will allow them to climb the ladder of the hierarchy such as lawyer...doctor...magistracy...etc. Korean youth no longer have the right to "dreams". From the beginning BTS attacked the system by trying to "wake up" the youth with songs like "No More Dream" and "N.O" which calls on young people to be heard...these words have found an echo among young Koreans but also among young people around the world...Throughout the albums the message "Love Yourself" "Speak Yourself" has won over millions people in the world...and they call us ARMYs!! Thank you for your reaction! 🤗💜💜💜
A unique take tying the mv visuals at the end of No More Dream to those at the start of N.O. I won't say that's right or wrong. What I will say is good on you for engaging the content without the advantage of lyrics and coming up with a meaningful continuity within BTS's early journey. I recommend searching material with English specified in your search as many early works from when BTS was fairly small only have subtitles in versions for which someone in ARMY took the time to translate. And many of these were subsequently taken down by RUclips which then uses algorithms to direct you in less advantageous versions by promoting prior view counts.
Yeaah thank you! tbh I don't mind not having the lyrics, it does SUCK not knowing what is being said but the vocals and visuals are enough for me. RUclips algorithm so dang confusing!
It didn't appear that you turned on the cc. English subtitles are a MUST if you want to understand BTS' message. There are RUclips channels dedicated to explaining the more complex symbolism and lyrics referenced in this video and other MV's.
u should react to Young Forever released in 2016...one of the most beautiful songs they have along with Spring Day( but u will need the explanation video on second MV to understand the full meaning)
Korea has the highest youth suicide rate in the world because of accademic pressure put on children. This addresses that. Never frightened to tackle controversial topics not usually seen in kpop when BTS put this song out it built more on traditions of hip hop than kpop.. This allowed other groups to start covering darker subjects.
Así es muy bien explicado, apunta a la educación de Corea , la exigencia a los jóvenes en quedar en una buena universidad para tener buen trabajo en el futuro los padres los someten a estudiar demasiado
Interesting theory but that's not it...BTS is aimed at the Korean education system which forces young people to work very hard in school and work on classes again after school to become "someone" in the system...but especially professions that will allow them to climb the ladder of the hierarchy such as lawyer...doctor...magistracy...etc. Korean youth no longer have the right to "dreams". From the beginning BTS attacked the system by trying to "wake up" the youth with songs like "No More Dream" and "N.O" which calls on young people to be heard...these words have found an echo among young Koreans but also among young people around the world...Throughout the albums the message "Love Yourself" "Speak Yourself" has won over millions people in the world...and they call us ARMYs!! Thank you for your reaction! 🤗💜💜💜
academic= education ?
A unique take tying the mv visuals at the end of No More Dream to those at the start of N.O. I won't say that's right or wrong. What I will say is good on you for engaging the content without the advantage of lyrics and coming up with a meaningful continuity within BTS's early journey.
I recommend searching material with English specified in your search as many early works from when BTS was fairly small only have subtitles in versions for which someone in ARMY took the time to translate. And many of these were subsequently taken down by RUclips which then uses algorithms to direct you in less advantageous versions by promoting prior view counts.
Yeaah thank you! tbh I don't mind not having the lyrics, it does SUCK not knowing what is being said but the vocals and visuals are enough for me. RUclips algorithm so dang confusing!
It didn't appear that you turned on the cc. English subtitles are a MUST if you want to understand BTS' message. There are RUclips channels dedicated to explaining the more complex symbolism and lyrics referenced in this video and other MV's.
u should react to Young Forever released in 2016...one of the most beautiful songs they have along with Spring Day( but u will need the explanation video on second MV to understand the full meaning)
I will check it out! Thank you for watching, SUBSCRIBE so when I do make it you won’t miss out!
Korea has the highest youth suicide rate in the world because of accademic pressure put on children. This addresses that. Never frightened to tackle controversial topics not usually seen in kpop when BTS put this song out it built more on traditions of hip hop than kpop.. This allowed other groups to start covering darker subjects.
the title is indeed N.O which means No offense...in the song Bts speaks to adults who dream for their children
Así es muy bien explicado, apunta a la educación de Corea , la exigencia a los jóvenes en quedar en una buena universidad para tener buen trabajo en el futuro los padres los someten a estudiar demasiado