j-hope 'on the street (With J. Cole) | FIRST REACTION

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  • @deebo3618
    @deebo3618 Год назад +4615

    The background for J Hope goes so much further. I didn’t know anything about him and just seeing the reaction from his fanbase is really incredible. From what I understand (please correct me if I’m wrong), this served as a farewell (for now) song for J Hope to his fans as he is about to enlist for his obligatory military duties. To have Cole on this track is huge obviously because of how much he inspired him. J Hope apparently started as a street dancer, so him giving a large portion of the track to Cole while he could dance to it during the music video was just him kind of paying homage to his roots. I’m sure there’s more that I’m missing, but it’s just a feel good track and Cole is really special for making this a reality.

    • @happyhappykiddo
      @happyhappykiddo Год назад +399

      you got it all right!

    • @neondream03
      @neondream03 Год назад +395

      You're correct, basically an appreciation for his roots in where he started his musical journey and the fans. Also, his first mixtape hope world is also a homage to J. Cole.

    • @ginadoyle406
      @ginadoyle406 Год назад +239

      That is absolutely correct! J Hope was saying goodbye to us for now but also has worshipped J Cole so this is emotional on all levels. As someone who loves BTS but didn’t know anything about J Cole, I am blown away by his rap. I see now why he is so revered! ❤

    • @lasonrisadehobi8317
      @lasonrisadehobi8317 Год назад +139

      You're totally right! Also BTS mentioned J.Cole in their song "Hip-Hop file" as one of their biggest inspiration.

    • @crystalsnow1085
      @crystalsnow1085 Год назад +279

      You got it exactly right! But I would personally take it a small step further, and point out that JHope was dancing underground in the subway, as his idol was rapping on the rooftop (a literal interpretation of his past as you mentioned, with Hope being an underground street dancer who looked up to Cole). By the end of the music video, JHope and Cole meet face-to-face, almost signifying Hope breaking through the cultural barriers and literally millions of nay-sayers to meet his idol on a level playing field, both of them at the top of their game, with both of them showing respect to the other.
      Also, just a side note, I truly appreciate that you went to so much effort to understand Hope's side of it. Not many people outside the fandom would bother, so huge appreciation that you did.

  • @notbanksy2977
    @notbanksy2977 Год назад +1777

    The beat and Song is composed by J-Hope/Hobi and Produced by his in-own Producer Pdogg, he got Coles lines 4 days before he shot the MV (he said it on a Live Stream) J Hope is joining the Korean Military Soon, it's Mandatory for Koreans, so this was his goodbye Gift for Fans. He used to dance to J Cole's Songs when he was still a Street Dancer, and after a listen to Friday Night Lights, he started writing songs and making his own Beats. He even named his first Mix Tape Hope-World after Cole-World. That's also the reason he gave Jermaine so many bars in his Song, he did out of respect. Recommend Checking out his Album Jack in the Box, it's a Hip Hop Album with lots of 90s Style Beats and crazy lyrics. Songs that i recommend, Arson, More, Stop, What if (he sampled ODB on that one), Airplane and Daydream.

    • @snowdropieee
      @snowdropieee Год назад +22

      wowww, didn't know this 🤩

    • @yessismiles
      @yessismiles Год назад +58

      Great comment!! I hope they react to more jhope because I really liked how they dissect the lyrics

    • @notbanksy2977
      @notbanksy2977 Год назад +25

      @@snowdropieee it came with the Press Release, and J-Hope made a Live Stream and talked about the Song.

    • @notbanksy2977
      @notbanksy2977 Год назад +2

      @@yessismiles i agree.

    • @thiagoqueiroz1820
      @thiagoqueiroz1820 Год назад +2

      Up

  • @gildasmab18
    @gildasmab18 Год назад +577

    The more i listen and understand the background of this the more i appreciate it

  • @zacharymiller172
    @zacharymiller172 Год назад +1324

    I’m not a K-pop fan but I did see something saying that this is J-Hopes last song for now cause he’s joining the military. So knowing that and hearing Coles verse made it more of a sad song than a happy song to me. It’s good vibes tho

    • @crystalsnow1138
      @crystalsnow1138 Год назад +143

      The thing is when it comes to BTS and the members of BTS we don't really like to refer to them as kpop as it puts them into a box that they outgrew a long time ago. Most BTS fans I know don't even really like kpop music in general. Like when people think of kpop they don't think a song would sound like this. And BTS roots as a group is hip hop and 2 of the members were underground rappers in South Korea before joining BTS.

    • @pinkcloud8182
      @pinkcloud8182 Год назад +33

      yeah def bittersweet on both ends :(

    • @blupand4
      @blupand4 Год назад +35

      Total bittersweet :( did you see the last hook, on the billboard it says “it’s my call” (for the military) 😢😢😢… can’t wait to see hobi in 18 months. And also great to see the reactions of 2 fandom from BTS and j Cole coming together…: so wholesome

    • @ruthlessrays9761
      @ruthlessrays9761 Год назад +23

      @@blupand4 it could be that or the “it’s my call” sign is about him finding his true passion which is dancing and making music. And who is Jhope’s biggest music influence from the very beginning? It’s Cole.

    • @blupand4
      @blupand4 Год назад +24

      @@ruthlessrays9761 oh!! That’s a good point. Thanks 🙏… also, did you notice that in the beginning when he sing “every time I walk, he’s walking on “walker st” and that’s a one way street. I’m thinking he’s saying that he’s walking on his journey and there’s only one way, and that’s going forward. I might be reaching at the point LOL but you never know with BTS songs 😂

  • @JWA028
    @JWA028 Год назад +322

    So happy that J-hope is being appreciated by people outside of the K-pop bubble. He's a complete artist. Deserves all the attention

  • @mary-ann1233
    @mary-ann1233 Год назад +751

    You asked if it's common for Jhope to rap in Korean, then English and back again. Yes absolutely, and thanks for noting his skills. He's also an amazing dancer... one of a kind. I hope you guys will check out his earlier work... he's mainly into melodic rap but he can spit bars too! True, BTS has always looked up to J Cole and even wrote a song called Born Singer, inspired by Born Sinner. Jhope makes me so proud... thanks very much for your positive reaction 💜

    • @tannie618tran7
      @tannie618tran7 Год назад +32

      Spit bars they should check out outro: tear at wembley stadium with English subtitles…

    • @mochiluvr6753
      @mochiluvr6753 Год назад +2

      And Japanese.

    • @rawb_ent
      @rawb_ent Год назад

      Please check out my review if you have a moment, thanks!

    • @himaririku9254
      @himaririku9254 Год назад

      G DRAGON THE KING

    • @eileencritchley4630
      @eileencritchley4630 Год назад +1

      @@tannie618tran7 I remember that as I was there J-Hope was just on fire.

  • @awang4036
    @awang4036 Год назад +632

    I don't want J. Cole to retire too and I hope that he sees he's an inspiration to a tonne of people like J-Hope. That his music is important to us.

    • @VibeVilla
      @VibeVilla  Год назад +88

      Right there with you!

    • @hoanhuynh7059
      @hoanhuynh7059 Год назад +110

      Maybe, that's why JHope is doing this song. No one understands an artist better than his loyal fan. Don't worry, any artist who collab with BTS find inspiration again because of the passion they have for music even after a decade.

    • @saraholadiran7005
      @saraholadiran7005 Год назад +5

      @@hoanhuynh7059. I was coming to say this too and I'm so looking forward to the cold play type doc videos ( behind the scene) of on the street with jcole

    • @cca7761
      @cca7761 Год назад +1

      @@VibeVilla React to BORN SINGER if you like J.COLE. A lot of J.Cole fan watch Born singer too. THis is the link: ruclips.net/video/8cUQ3lF3_O8/видео.html

    • @cca7761
      @cca7761 Год назад +4

      @@VibeVilla "Suga is ‘grateful’ BTS could have ‘Born Singer’ on ‘Proof’ after asking J.Cole"

  • @jennptx
    @jennptx Год назад +274

    Ahhhh. The pause to stop and talk about how the song turned bittersweet and y'all aren't ready is exactly what you're supposed to feel. This is j-hope's "bye for now" song to the fans. I can tell J. Cole put a lot of thought and care into every line he wrote and delivered to fit the mood. We ARMYs are going through it, too, as each BTS member has enlistment and solo journeys over the next couple years. There's a lot of reflecting on roots, where they've been, and what they still want to accomplish. j-hope was actually the first member to release an official solo album last summer, and his two singles from that album--More and Arson--both explore the same landscape that Cole did in his verse. Really appreciate your thoughtful reaction! If you ever decide to check out more Korean rap and hip-hop, I know you will have plenty of recommendations in the comments!

    • @ma.anjelicachan3351
      @ma.anjelicachan3351 Год назад +19

      And actually such timing Jcole has also voiced out that he is planning on retiring soon and I see why he feels similar with the sentiment on jhope's song too.. honoring the roots and the new path

  • @lofisketches6802
    @lofisketches6802 Год назад +514

    After my second listen I realized, J-Hope was rapping his ass off. Surprisingly good after hearing it again and reading the lyrics again

    • @2phonebabykeem913
      @2phonebabykeem913 Год назад +80

      listen to hopeworld, he has really good music🔥

    • @hoanhuynh7059
      @hoanhuynh7059 Год назад +64

      He released an album Jack in the Box recently. It's all rap if you are interested.

    • @alis6259
      @alis6259 Год назад +21

      Check out the reaction on the itsandyandjas channel. They speak very good English and Korean and they know j-hope's history. So they're one of the best channels for actually breaking down Korean bars, so you can fully appreciate the wordplay and symbolism. They break down a lot of BTS stuff, including all 3 of the rappers from BTS (RM, j-hope, and SUGA). They constantly pointing out stuff that I totally missed.

    • @jungnoona4482
      @jungnoona4482 Год назад +1

      @@alis6259 can you put the link that Channel?

    • @mikrokosmosmuster7615
      @mikrokosmosmuster7615 Год назад

      ​@@jungnoona4482 heres the link: ruclips.net/video/WOzkbDXpLKw/видео.html

  • @Ivyb123
    @Ivyb123 Год назад +404

    Just before this I saw a reaction by a very ignorant guy who basically trashed Jhope’s parts and made little racist comments disguised as jokes. You guys are a breath of fresh air and open minded, great video.

    • @trudydee531
      @trudydee531 Год назад +20

      Yeah I saw one too, maybe same one, was disgusted

    • @strawberrypeach0912
      @strawberrypeach0912 Год назад +21

      i think i know which one you mean. he said he apologized and i watched the second reaction. the apology was meh imo. first he's disrespectful but then continues to react? bc he saw how much armys interacted with that video? with other videos? idk but the second reaction was the last one for me.
      this one is really nice, almost feels like a breeze of fresh air.

    • @maliam_
      @maliam_ Год назад +9

      @@trudydee531 Who?..

    • @trudydee531
      @trudydee531 Год назад

      @@maliam_ ruclips.net/video/QWyMvz2Zb5E/видео.html

    • @merazophis
      @merazophis Год назад

      @@maliam_ ruclips.net/video/NFFejROZ5Yk/видео.html

  • @simihazel7
    @simihazel7 Год назад +167

    the comment section in here is so positive I love this thank you everyone and I loved your reaction !!!

  • @dannn-i
    @dannn-i Год назад +249

    Even thought most BTS members aren't super fluent in english they all write their own lyrics, including their english part and yes it takes A LOT of skill, it's hard since korean and english are very different languages, BTS' leader and main lyricist in the group, RM, has talked about how difficult this is when making songs but they all pull it off so well. Please check BTS rap line, they are such amazing rappers and lyricists, the group is amazing too, please give them a chance, don't miss out on great artists like them!!!! J-hope most recent solo album is called Jack in the box and it's so good, tracks like "Arson" go crazy, he raps his ass off, y'all won't believe it. As for BTS' rap line pls check songs like hip hop phile, cypher pt 2 or cypher pt 3 !!!! Loved this reaction, wanna see more of u guys reacting to BTS, pls give them a chance!

    • @mary-ann1233
      @mary-ann1233 Год назад +14

      And don't forget the song Ugh! The rappers go off! 😎

    • @WhalienDNA
      @WhalienDNA Год назад +23

      Anyone who loves wordplay and doesn’t mind reading translation notes would be shocked by Ddaeng 😂

    • @dannn-i
      @dannn-i Год назад +14

      @@WhalienDNA ddaeng takes LOTS of research, that's how great rap line is🤣🤣🤣🤣 so talented

    • @WhalienDNA
      @WhalienDNA Год назад +8

      @@dannn-i agreed! And lots of J Hope’s verses require background literature knowledge since his dad is a lit professor and he’s so well-read. One thing I love about him! I was so excited when the Daydream video had obvious Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy references 😂

  • @ginadoyle406
    @ginadoyle406 Год назад +652

    This is my first time seeing you guys react to anything and you’re both great! As a BTS fan, I appreciate you giving us a little insight into J Cole. It’s also important to note that J Hope started as an underground hip hop dancer in Korea before he joined BTS and has always said how he used to dance and be inspired by J Cole. The fact that he let J Cole just go as he danced away in the train station is a nod to his beginnings. ❤ J Hope is entering the military (every male in South Korea must serve) coupled with J Cole’s contemplating hanging it up makes this collab even more special ❤

    • @rawb_ent
      @rawb_ent Год назад

      Please check out my reaction if you have some time

    • @himaririku9254
      @himaririku9254 Год назад

      G DRAGON THE KING

    • @msaznqt
      @msaznqt Год назад +1

      my thoughts exactly! I didn't know this info about J-hope so thank you for sharing. I'm so glad I stumbled on this video because I had not heard of J Cole before. What a special collaboration indeed.

    • @lilithlove7
      @lilithlove7 Год назад

      @@himaririku9254 here you are again!! 🤣🤣

    • @lilithlove7
      @lilithlove7 Год назад +1

      J-Hope started with street dance not hip hop 💜

  • @yessismiles
    @yessismiles Год назад +264

    As jhope started his career dancing in the streets, being inspired by jcole, I love the meaning of the music video as well when jhope is dancing underground to jcoles verse as he stands on the roof, and at the end he meets him at the top. So much symbolism in the video and song this is a beautiful collaboration.

    • @WhalienDNA
      @WhalienDNA Год назад +8

      Absolutely, and so many easter eggs in the video! He’s showing so much respect for J Cole in this song/video.

    • @michbfree
      @michbfree Год назад +1

      Great comment

    • @eileencritchley4630
      @eileencritchley4630 Год назад +5

      Symbolism is one of the great things we find in BTS music. There's always a reason for what in their MV's.

    • @WhalienDNA
      @WhalienDNA Год назад +2

      @@eileencritchley4630 yesss! Everything they say and do in their art has a reason, and one that is generally very thoughtful and deep

    • @eileencritchley4630
      @eileencritchley4630 Год назад +1

      @@WhalienDNA Completely agree.

  • @SithEmperorScorpion
    @SithEmperorScorpion Год назад +276

    "Everything that works according to a function, has a designer."
    - VibeVilla

    • @immealldayeveryday9425
      @immealldayeveryday9425 Год назад +15

      I caught that to, I actually agree with Cole, how can you not believe in god when the evidence is all around us

    • @brownsey1
      @brownsey1 Год назад +8

      @@immealldayeveryday9425 I don't necessarily believe in God as a divine entity who guides us or controls the function of the world/universe. We came from somewhere obviously, but was it a God that created us, a figure in ultimate control, or simply an energy source that is beyond our human capability to see or feel. I think people that utterly believe in one divine creator are as extreme as those who believe we came from absolutely nothing. Just my opinion though.

    • @mikeesteves8427
      @mikeesteves8427 Год назад +4

      ​@@brownsey1 you could say that but if you rly think abt it thats just moving the goal post, and tbf you can do that forever, like "where does that energy come from"?
      where things just always existing, moving or did things just pop out of nothing sometime?
      its interesting to ponder but ultimately youre not gonna get anywhere which is why its a question of belief

    • @brownsey1
      @brownsey1 Год назад +5

      @@mikeesteves8427 For me personally I don't need to believe in a God to be comfortable in the fact there's potentially a higher source of power out there that I can't fathom and we all came from. This is why I wouldn't outright crap on someone for having a particular belief because, as you say, you can always go back further and further to find a creation point. However, I just think it's equally crazy for someone to say with 100% certainty that there is a God that has manipulated everything. I'm not outright atheist, suppose I'm agnostic if you want to label me, I just don't think we're guided by a higher power. That's not to say there isn't something that we all simply merge into 😅 I'm in between 😂

    • @immealldayeveryday9425
      @immealldayeveryday9425 Год назад +4

      @@brownsey1 god does not control us, we have free will, that is not what he said, he said that a god exists because the proof is all around us, we did not just end up here out of nowhere, the human body is the most complex thing yet functions all in harmony

  • @blackroomred
    @blackroomred Год назад +50

    your reactions was so appreciative, open-minded with nuanced nice comments. jcole is blessed with some really nice fans, i especially loved how much care you guys took to feel the lyrics and what's behind them. i would actually love to see jcole link up with bts once more in the future. someone might have already told you guys but the band actually re-made their own version for born sinner as a song titled as born singer years and years ago, and jcole even gave his permission for credits later on so they were able to put the song as an opener on their currently last, anthology album. i don't know but i just feel like jcole is exactly the kind of amazing, inspiring artist bts as a band or even just members separately would love to work with more in the future. i hope your wishes come true and he reconsiders stepping down from making music because he's such a wonderful artist.
    also as a last thought, i would love to see you guys check out and react to some more bts songs in the future. maybe get a taster for what is know as their "rap line". 3 members, all having their own style and body of work. i could tell you guys are the type who appreciate rich lyrical messages and tbh the rap line of bts might just be the kind of gems you wouldn't mind giving a glance to. i know it as fact their body of work speak for themselves. but even if you guys won't, still thanks for this reaction. it had a really nice vibe.

    • @VibeVilla
      @VibeVilla  Год назад +6

      ‘preciate you taking time to comment! Glad you enjoyed the content. That’s love!

  • @Zoeeshay98
    @Zoeeshay98 Год назад +43

    J-hope is a massive fan of J. Cole and BTS even has a rendition of Born Sinner called Born Singer. It’s an homage to J.Cole and it was done about ten years ago. He calls J. Cole his muse so getting to work with him before enlisting in the army is huge. BTS and most Korean groups do usually sing/rap in both English and Korean and sometimes Japanese as well. He danced while Cole was rapping because he wanted to “go back to his roots” as he was a street dancer before joining BTS. I’m honestly really happy with how respectful the majority of j. Cole’s fan base has been. Every time BTS collabs with a western artist, we as fans have to be prepared for the rude comments, thanks for reacting 💜

  • @ZUMBA_0623
    @ZUMBA_0623 Год назад +96

    Dude caught the rhyming in between languages! Props to you my guy ❤

    • @hoanhuynh7059
      @hoanhuynh7059 Год назад +4

      That's in a lot of BTS's songs and their solos too. BTS RM writes like J Cole.

  • @birdsfly7199
    @birdsfly7199 Год назад +62

    I remember finding this one song called "Monster" by RM, or Rap Monster, where he raps to Cole's Grown Simba instrumental. Initially, I thought it was him in this until I heard j-hopes voice. If I'm not mistaken, RM is also a part of BTS, according to a quick Google search. It's crazy how much Cole's impact extends out into the world. Cole World no blanket, son! All day. Also, with this verse and the one in Adonis Interlude, it seems like we might get The Fall Off this year?

    • @neondream03
      @neondream03 Год назад +12

      Yep, that and god rap (God's gift), both from RM's first mixtape on soundcloud.

    • @birdsfly7199
      @birdsfly7199 Год назад +6

      I wasn’t aware of God Rap. I’ll check it out for sure!

    • @neondream03
      @neondream03 Год назад +19

      @@birdsfly7199 he also just released a banger called Yun featuring erykah Badu and a song called still life with Anderson paak., and he did a collab with Wale in 2017

    • @thejbrocks18
      @thejbrocks18 Год назад +13

      BTS also have a song called "Born Singer" an adaptation of j cole’s "Born Sinner"

  • @organiccookie1306
    @organiccookie1306 Год назад +178

    Thanks you for your respectful and friendly reaction. So, j-hope wrote the melody, he actually whistled it first, so it's him whistling here. It was produced by his in-house producer pdogg. J-hope really loves J. Cole, his 2018 mixtape Hope World hints at J. Cole as well.

  • @PurpleAly7
    @PurpleAly7 Год назад +43

    it blowns my mind that two artists that are leaving the music scene ( hobi for a while ) got together to say goodbye to their community. So sad and so meaningful. They deserve that #1

  • @ralphy383
    @ralphy383 Год назад +212

    The bts rappers write bilingual rap and makes it rhyme in both languages.
    And yes almost all their songs have this particular feature... its an extremely difficult thing to do but they do it.
    Yesss you guys got it... this song is for the fans.

    • @chelleybelle77
      @chelleybelle77 Год назад +15

      Exactly. It's especially difficult because Korean has a different grammatical structure than English so when they try to mix the languages in their lyrics, in addition to rhyming, they're also trying to make it sound cohesive and not awkward in either language.

    • @dagmarbubolz7999
      @dagmarbubolz7999 Год назад +13

      to be correct, Kpop does this too, but it often sounds like they just needed to fill some rhyming words, while BTS makes sense and is sophisticated

    • @arieanne3507
      @arieanne3507 Год назад

      @@dagmarbubolz7999 CL is actually pretty good at it, too...she's definitely a female example of this

    • @user-si9yo8oe4u
      @user-si9yo8oe4u Год назад +1

      @@chelleybelle77 I totally agree with you. I'm bilingual(KOR&ENG) and the grammar structures are VERY different. There is even special grammar (we call it 'helping-verb/postposition') which doesn't even exist in English grammar..😅. We say words in different order like "I yesterday simple meal ate" which means "I ate simple meal yesterday". So imagine how hard it would be write lyrics in Korean and English back and forth🤯

  • @stoopidgrrl
    @stoopidgrrl Год назад +163

    being a fan of kpop and rap music it always has me nervous when there’s a crossover and other people start checking it out. but i got faith in my boy hobi, i know he goes hard lmfao. this song does give goodbye vibes because this is going to be jhope’s last song before he goes off to the military. in korea, all men have a mandatory 2 year military thing they have to serve so this is kind of a send off for him. also it’s very common in korean music for rappers to mix korean with english. i guess they just go off the vibes yknow

    • @alis6259
      @alis6259 Год назад +3

      Did you see that No Life Shaq checked this out? I know exactly what you mean about being nervous for that rap crossover cause the anticipation of that reaction had me sweatin a lil. 😂 But if they appreciate a good music, I got faith that it'll go well. 💜

    • @notbanksy2977
      @notbanksy2977 Год назад +5

      @@alis6259 Shaq loved it, I was really existed about his reaction, because I know he recognizes Real.

    • @stoopidgrrl
      @stoopidgrrl Год назад +6

      @@alis6259 i didn’t omg imma check that one out next. but yeah it always scares me 💀 like when joon had erykah badu and anderson paak on his last mixtape i was so excited but i’m like bro .. pls nobody do my guy dirty i promise it’s a great song 💀💀

  • @madre6322
    @madre6322 Год назад +32

    The young man in white hoodie mentioned about the gap was spot on. Jhope has started preparations his 18 months mandatory conscription. This song is a gift to Army and what better way to say farewell than a single with his muse, Jcole. I’ve been a BTS fan since 2019 and when I went back to watch contents from the beginning of their career in 2013, Hobi (fan nickname for Jhope) has always mentioned about Jcole’s influence in his songwriting ability. I started listening to Jcole because of Hobi. This song is his homecoming. What an amazing gift. Please continue to support the official music video. Thank you.

  • @Taznar
    @Taznar Год назад +35

    Bro I cried when I heard that "let her grow" part. I related it to some of the stuff I love that I've been holding on to stubbornly. Shout out J. Cole and j-hope.

  • @yuhzilia
    @yuhzilia Год назад +55

    I’m both a cole and hope fan, and both of them made me feel bittersweet because both of them might be leaving for a while soon, and Cole is Hopes idol, so this song was literally like hearing their stories it’s just a masterpiece, and the sounds and everything was just perfect

  • @priscilla6750
    @priscilla6750 Год назад +79

    Jhope usually raps in Korean with English phrases mixed in there at times. But yeah it’s so cool I’m a fan of both Cole and hobi so I was really excited for this link up. Jhope and all the other rappers in bts (there’s 3 of them) can all rap their asses off but jcole honestly never disappoints or takes these features lightly and I completely agree with what y’all said I’ve been thinking recently how Cole has a different feel to him like he’s reached a different status and when I look at his previous projects it’s only right tbh. anyways I was really happy for Jhope as he looks up to him so much.

  • @lahlamedeiros
    @lahlamedeiros Год назад +49

    Really cool to see J-Cole fans also enjoying the vibe of the song. As a fan of BTS, and in this case a fan of J-Hope, I'm really happy that he got the opportunity to make a song with his idol. If you guys have the opportunity to react to more J-Hope videos, I would recommend his latest songs More, and Arson. I'm sure you will be amazed by his musical talent.

  • @jenjin9492
    @jenjin9492 Год назад +28

    this a long time coming, few years back BTS had a version of JCole's Born Sinner called Born Singer. Jhope shouts out Cole in BTS song Hip Hop Lover.

    • @timothywest1183
      @timothywest1183 Год назад +2

      React to the Born Singer they shot live outside of Vegas with Pak Anderson on drums (different song of the set)

  • @e.l.1342
    @e.l.1342 Год назад +68

    Great reaction and the parallels between the two of them at this particular moment is bittersweet for fans of both artists. This a a see you later gift from Hobi (j-hope) and a really lovely homage to an artist that inspired him. When I think about it, he does that a lot actually. This one was just so heartfelt and not about competition of who has the better verse but this was made with a lot of love and respect for the influence he had in j-hope’s life. I really appreciate not only that J. Cole took a chance to step outside of his usual circles but also really brought powerful lyrics to this moment.
    Side note: the video you were thinking of is Simba.
    j-hope’s style is really versatile but a few solo songs I would recommend would be Safety Zone, Arson and STOP.

  • @ReachMasterYT
    @ReachMasterYT Год назад +32

    It was surprising to see Cole featured on a korean artist song, it's pretty big for the music industry, hopefully korean artist get more recognition and we start to see more collabs like this in the future because it was really dope.
    You guys should react to some of the tracks on the last j-hope's album "Jack in the Box", all the songs are great but "Arson" is incredible.

  • @maryannbaxter73
    @maryannbaxter73 Год назад +11

    Yes "Hobi" is one of the 3 rappers in BTS. He is a fantastic dancer and an incredible performer. He did an hour at Lollapalooza and it was Fire!!!! They are amazing, rapping in Korean, English and Japanese! He used to do lives just freestyling called Hope on the street, really fantastic dancer. BTS did a song a long while ago "Born singer" inspired by "Born sinner". It was fantastic.

  • @tannie618tran7
    @tannie618tran7 Год назад +11

    Thank you for being open to JHope… this song means a lots to us ARMY… you are not ready to say goodbye to Jermaine.. we are not ready to say goodbye to our Hobi😢

  • @NatalieMarie917
    @NatalieMarie917 Год назад +44

    Jhope pretty much always combines English and Korean. So does everyone else in BTS, whether it’s their solo music or as a group. The only exception really is their Japanese songs. In that case, they combine English and Japanese.
    The English lyrics are usually more basic than the Korean lyrics because they’re more limited in their vocabulary. Only one member (RM) speaks fluent English.

  • @vanessaautumn7728
    @vanessaautumn7728 Год назад +10

    Loved to get a nuanced reaction from JCole fans. Englishs not my first language so some of your comments on Coles lines helped me get a better understanding! Thank you guy's for that!

  • @amall.k
    @amall.k Год назад +11

    JCole has been J-Hope key inspirational force his whole career. This is the "goodbye for now" song before he leaves for enlistment. I am so very proud of him and thankful That Jermaine was willing to work with him

  • @smilehoya777
    @smilehoya777 Год назад +46

    Thanks for giving it a listen! I appreciate you guys being open and accepting to j-hope and also for dissecting every single Cole bar, it really hit me hard cause I’m not ready for him to go at ALL. Every listen it gets so much better too it’s crazy. I think you’d like BTS cyphers, the BTS rappers solo discographies and their song hip-hop phile! BTS are MAJOR major hip hop fans, just a recommendation for you to check out! Thanks again, we appreciate it :)

  • @donnasoria90
    @donnasoria90 Год назад +4

    This is about hope back to his roots . Underground rapping and dancing . Why he is underground in subway . J-HOPE is a solo artist too and has albums out since 2018. He is a ropper, song writer , composer , producer and dancer to name a few !

  • @jennifer5512
    @jennifer5512 Год назад +7

    I agree that J Cole has been on another level recently. He truly is a poet! Thank you, great reaction, gentlemen!

  • @Captain_Mimah
    @Captain_Mimah Год назад +29

    What I really appreciate is your research before even watchingg
    I don't watch you always but for that reason, I respect y'all 🔥

  • @aylablue669
    @aylablue669 Год назад +10

    Aaaah dudes I just found you via this reaction, and as a big BTS and j-hope fan it's a real pleasure to have new people discover them and their musical talent. All seven members are talented in their own rights so there's something for everyone. I'm not much a pop fan, my roots like in 80s-90s metal and hiphop and I'm OBSESSED with their music. j-hope chose his stage name after his hero J Cole when he debuted in BTS in 2013. His first mixtape was called Hope World (it's so good, he released ir for free, go check it out). He began in this hometown of Gwangju as a street dancer, won national competitions before giving up school to move to Seoul the capital to join BTS and dance and rap full time. His roots are hiphop and street dance. So this was a dream come true as a collab for j-hope. Now we have J Cole who is also saying goodbye, bringing his amazing lyrical flow on the track too, and this track is j-hope's goodbye to BTS' fans called Army as he's about to enlist in th Korean military for their mandatory military service. We're all sad cos these guys have brought billions into the SK economy, spoken at the White House and United Nations, done so much good in the world and yet aren't exempt from having to go to the army for a couple of years. So it's bittersweet to receive this track both if you're a fan of J Cole or of j-hope or both, goodbyes are never easy. And I love that you picked up on the nostalgic feel and not wanting it to be over. Me neither! Yes they switch between Korean and English which is SO GOOD for our brains and lyrical flow!
    If you guys have Disney+ you can check out the documentary j-hope filmed last year where he prepared for his solo debut headlining Lollapalooza, where he met J Cole too, and you'll learn a lot about j-hope and his work ethic too, I really recommend it I think you'll love it. Army will watch along with you if you wanna react to it! BTS has 3 rappers: j-hope, RM and Suga, check out their flow they're all amazing lyricists producers and musicians. Welcome! 💜

  • @sunshinechica6626
    @sunshinechica6626 Год назад +4

    This had me in tears hearing J Hope story. He will be back and stronger 💙💛💙🌟🌠

  • @monika95302
    @monika95302 Год назад +29

    You guys are always so respectful,yes I have watched your few videos,em’s album reactions,loved your analysis and how you pay attention to every single detail,I am so happy to see you react to this song,it’s like my two world colliding even if it’s for j.cole 😊
    Y’all are really genuine,so keep up the good work and give BTS a chance if you want to 💜

  • @Darth-Turtle
    @Darth-Turtle Год назад +5

    It’s beautiful seeing these worlds collide, coming full circle all these years later. So poetic

  • @dopaminish2099
    @dopaminish2099 Год назад +5

    Thank you for this respectful and honest reaction. It IS bittersweet. The BTS members are leaving for the military one by one and this time j-hope, hobi, our sun, our hope… he‘s letting us go for now, and we have to let him go.
    BTS and their fandom have a special relationship. And seeing hobi dancing underground to j coles verse, seeing them meeting on the rooftop, it is so heartwarming and meaningful.

  • @Kazutora2011
    @Kazutora2011 Год назад +3

    Jhope is an insanely talented musician and rapper 👌👍💜

  • @ruthlessrays9761
    @ruthlessrays9761 Год назад +4

    Jhope was a dancer first before he became a rapper. Jcole is his ultimate musical inspiration since the beginning. He danced to a lot of his songs and mentioned Jcole in their earlier songs and now seeing Jhope just dancing on top of the beat while his muse is rapping in his OWN song makes it even more special. I’m beyond proud of Jhope. You guys can check out ‘Hiphop phile’ lyrics by BTS, Jhope mentioned Cole there.

  • @BrilliantHuman
    @BrilliantHuman Год назад +4

    15:45 Love that you picked up on what "I do this for us" means. I don't know J-Cole well, but I am a BTS (J-Hope's 7 member band) fan and the connection they have with their fans is deep and loyal. It's common in Korean music for there to be "fandoms" and names for fans. BTS has Army and they often say that Army (or their fans) are the 8th member of the band. BTS debuted in 2013 with a small independant label (outside of the Big 3 stronghold of the industry) that was on the brink of bankruptcy, and really struggled with mainstream promotion and industry disrespect, but because of their early internet content production and immediate/intimate fan connection Army were the ones voting, calling music shows and radio, and just being their biggest hype to get them to where they are today. But now because of mandatory 18 month military service for Koreans men, they are on hiatus at the moment with 1 member already serving. This track is J-Hope's (Jung Ho Seok) farewell message to his fans...leaving them in love, the bittersweetness of it, but also with the hope that in 2025 when all members are done with service they will be back...because they always consider their fans with every decision they make.

  • @airyfairy2396
    @airyfairy2396 Год назад +5

    He was dancing underground while J. Cole was rapping on the rooftop, and in the end, Jhope comes to meet Jcole at the top. This may represents J-Hope's journey from the bottom to the worldwide top, from the time when he danced to J. Cole's rap even before joining BTS to the day when he can make music with his muse. He even gave Jcole more part to show his respect even it's his song. Given all his hard work and passion throughout his whole life, I'm so proud of him and happy for him : )
    *Why don't you check BTS once? They are the biggest band in the world for a reason and it's worth checking them at least once. I'm sure it will not be waste of your time. If you had no prejudice, you would meet the whole new world. Let's go to "Mic drop" and "On(Kinetic manifesto film)" with Eng CC!!!

  • @kcrayzme2341
    @kcrayzme2341 Год назад +4

    The fact that they weren't ready for jcole to retire,, I could feel them cause I'm not ready for jhope to go as well..this song was definitely a farewell song from both of them

  • @katen542
    @katen542 Год назад +7

    What a great reaction, thank you! I loved that you called out “as always, for us” because that is 100% a sentiment meant for ARMY when Hobi sings it. It’s really special to hear that it’s something shared between J Cole and his fans as well. Thanks again, guys! 💜

  • @Nikki1249g
    @Nikki1249g Год назад +8

    Absolute best reaction I've seen to this song. I learned a lot about J. Cole (who I didn't know before BTS) and now his verse really hits different for me. Thank you! I hope you check out more j-hope and BTS. I"m a big fan of their rapline (3 members - including jhope). The Cyphers 1 - 4 and Tear are my favorite rapline songs.

  • @jeanettasheehy3018
    @jeanettasheehy3018 Год назад +18

    Thank you for checking this out. Let us know if you have any questions about Jhope or BTS....ARMY is always happy to inform!

  • @cosmoshan2227
    @cosmoshan2227 Год назад +2

    Our sunshine Hobi
    Always makes me surprise and happy
    I love Hobi's dance and rap song
    This song is so beautiful
    I love Hobi's voice colors
    Thank you for your reaction

  • @led_by_pied_pipers1530
    @led_by_pied_pipers1530 Год назад +6

    i'm a bts fan who's seen a ton of reactions to this song but u guys are the first i subscribed to. because i've heard of j cole but never listened to his music and hearing u speak so reverently about him makes me curious to go down this rabbit hole of discovering his music with u. so imma go and binge ur j cole videos now :)

  • @hobimonieforlife3204
    @hobimonieforlife3204 Год назад +5

    most of us can only imagine paying homage to your icon or even if you actually created something, most of us wouldn't be able to even perform that with our actual icon .. but Hobi's journey allowed him to be able to create something that his actual icon performed with him and that is just amazing and inspiring. i love the fact that you guys also noticed that the song is definitely bitter sweet as mentioned by most of the comments here, he will be serving his country and will return by 2025 ..

  • @overwhelmingsarcasm
    @overwhelmingsarcasm Год назад +9

    I've been watching your channel a while and I've always loved your reactions, one of my favs being the one of the Daytona Pusha album so it's kind of crazy seeing this crossover to my other passion which is Korean rap, hip-hop and pop. Thanks for reacting to this!
    For some more context: Many of the BTS members are huge J. Cole fans - RM in his first mix tape track "Monster" sampled Grown Simba, J-Hope says his favourite song of all time is Higher from Friday Night Lights and obviously his name is an homage, BTS did their own version of "Born Sinner" called "Born Singer" which J. Cole let them include in their "Proof" anthology album and Suga thanked him for clearing the sample so their fans could have it on the album.
    There's lots of other rap homage in the rap line - they've worked with lots of western rappers and sampled people like Run The Jewels, etc. but the short of it is that J-Hope and the rest of BTS are big hip hop fans and they appreciate the music and the culture!

  • @llueveprovocadora
    @llueveprovocadora Месяц назад

    Forever thankful that this collab happened. Cole was and is such an inspiration for Hobi, literally has a Hope World song, used that tag earlier in his career. So this was like a full circle moment for Hobi. The guts it took to dance more and not rap, because that his first love - even though I’m sure he was aware of the different eyes this will bring to him and bangtan. I wish for more people to listen to their songs - to the rap line if hip hop is your thing because the lyrics are so good.

  • @jammyyy1652
    @jammyyy1652 Год назад +10

    Pain. It's more of a thank you and see you again than a goodbye cause Hobi is about to enlist. I agree with yall on JCole's verse and I cant even cause he's my fave

  • @cinand4361
    @cinand4361 Год назад +5

    Thank you for such a lovely reaction and your respect towards our Hope (his nickname Hobi is pronounced Hoe-bee, you got it the 2nd time -- it's a cute nickname related to how "Hope" is pronounced and spelled in Korean. Most of his fans, the BTS ARMY, call him "Hobi" and he's embraced it).
    j-hope and all of the members of the BTS rap line have a strong, respectful background in hip-hop. They idolize artists like Nas, J. Cole, A$AP, Kendrick Lamar, etc. If you're willing, check out their song "Hip Hop Phile" where they pay homage to their idols and inspirations. It's mostly in Korean, but you can easily pick up their cadences, flows, rhyme schemes etc. Just turn on the closed captions! Even better to check out a live performance, they're always better live! Their lyrics and skills are undeniable.
    Hobi specifically started out in street dance (his skills are incredible) and learned to rap a bit later. He's known for his musicality in rap (he "bounces" on the beat), ability to switch between rapping and singing, and stage presence (he's phenomenal). Switching between English and Korean is common in their rapping, they also rap in Japanese, and he has a song with Becky G that incorporates her rapping in Spanish (Chicken Noodle Soup). Truly Global!
    J. Cole doing this song with Hobi was so meaningful for him and us. Literally a dream come true. Cole's verse is awesome, and he got 32 bars as a feature (and ate all of them). It was a show of respect.
    Hope you decide to check out more of j-hope and/or BTS's rapping. j-hope performed at Lollapalooza in Summer 2022 and the performance is on RUclips, or any of his other solo stuff, including Jack in the Box which incorporates rock elements and old-school boom-bap beats. The singles are "More" and "Arson" -- again, it's in mostly-Korean, but subtitles on!

  • @beanieyoobi
    @beanieyoobi Год назад

    tysm loved your reaction 💜

  • @katieb5459
    @katieb5459 Год назад +2

    It's really awesome that you guys feel the bittersweetness of J.Cole's gentle beginning of a farewell - I'm a J-hope fan and his words in this song convey the exact same thing: a wish goodbye, because he has to leave for a while to join the Korean military. Knowing that they both have something to say goodbye to, to leave behind, makes it feel like they're seeing us off into next phase of our lives, and it feels so meaningful. It's awesome that they were able to join together at this exact moment in time to share their message. It's the perfect moment for both of them.

  • @EnLAre
    @EnLAre Год назад +20

    Korea has mandatory military service for all able bodied men, ages 18-28, for 18mos, however, the government made an exception for BTS to prolong until they’re 30; but this song is a gift for US (BTS fans called ARMY)…as it is time for JHope’s enlistment. This is his last song before he leaves. I don’t know how much Cole’s verse plays into that, tho! He may be speaking for himself or as a voice for JHope leaving us for his service!💜

    • @maryhduke2307
      @maryhduke2307 Год назад

      Army. Adorable Respresentatives MC for Youth. Named back pew debut....not just because on recent enlistments.

    • @EnLAre
      @EnLAre Год назад

      @@maryhduke2307 What?!

    • @triplej8666
      @triplej8666 Год назад

      @@EnLAre the way you typed the comment, it seemed like you said army was called army just because of enlistment, i think he misunderstood your comment

    • @EnLAre
      @EnLAre Год назад

      @@triplej8666 I read it like 4 times and it still reads the same to me; I’m must be missing it!

    • @EnLAre
      @EnLAre Год назад +1

      @@triplej8666 is that better?

  • @lixjoonhoneymt7149
    @lixjoonhoneymt7149 Год назад +14

    since you like Jcole, check out BTS’s cover of Born Sinner
    best video has got to be a stage mix video (a edit of two performances together). They originally did the cover in 2013, but in 2015 they performed it and then they performed it again in 2017… in both performances they changed the lyrics to follow more of who they were in the moment. [just turn on CC/subtitles]

    • @lixjoonhoneymt7149
      @lixjoonhoneymt7149 Год назад

      link: ruclips.net/video/Z5WLRWMYzEU/видео.html

    • @lixjoonhoneymt7149
      @lixjoonhoneymt7149 Год назад +1

      some info
      BTS is a 7-member boy group under Big Hit Music, they debuted on June 13th, 2013. They have 3 rappers and 4 vocalist (they all dance, fun fact: Jhope was an underground dancer and the two other rappers [RM and Suga] were underground rappers before BTS).
      while you might want to compare the rappers of the group, many fans (called ARMY) have been saying one thing to distinguish their styles by something other than their voice
      RM: lyricism & poetry
      Suga: Delivery & feeling
      JHope: Rhythm & flow
      RM analyzes the world
      Suga critiques it
      and Jhope visualizes it
      each member stands alone as great artist in their own right, they have their individual sounds. But when together they make art.

    • @WhalienDNA
      @WhalienDNA Год назад +1

      The 2022 Proof Live performance of it is amazing too!

  • @twawake6644
    @twawake6644 Год назад

    Thank you for keeping an open mind and giving your honest reaction! 💜

  • @kdlc7363
    @kdlc7363 Год назад +1

    By far the best reaction video!! I love all the details and information you said and Thank you for appreciating J-hope even though you guys haven't heard of him and the group.

  • @pambarab5506
    @pambarab5506 Год назад +3

    The BTS Army really appreciated your open mind towards JHope. Some Army who didn't know JCole are enjoying a new artist, and really loving the respect these two show each other.

  • @ArmantoAlex13
    @ArmantoAlex13 Год назад +3

    This was a great reaction, guys! And you were really insightful in your comments and understanding of the lyrics / the message!!!

  • @Mesajinx
    @Mesajinx Год назад +2

    Fun Facts for those who don't know :
    J.Cole is j-Hopes biggest influence/inspiration and muse. JHopes album "HOPE WORLD" is a play on J.Coles first album "Cole World". The BTS song "Born Singer" is also a play on J.Coles song "Born Sinner". The Avirex fit hobi is wearing is also homage to J.Cole. The street Hobi was on at the beginning is the SAME EXACT street J.Cole filmed his "SIMBA" music video on. And hobi dancing during Coles verse is because jHope before BTS used to dance to J.Cole songs back in the day.. The visual easter eggs and homage paid to J.Cole in this by JHope is insane. Shows his genuine love for a GOAT like J.Cole.
    This whole collab is legendary and will be cemented in history forever..This a big W!

  • @annie22697
    @annie22697 Год назад

    Great reaction! Really enjoyed the watch. Thanks for keeping it respectful and having an open mind!

  • @jikookmoonlight
    @jikookmoonlight Год назад +4

    You guys were so respectful and made all the right connections! If you're interested in hearing what j-hope sounds like when he raps with the other members of BTS, I recommend checking out Mic Drop (Steve Aoki Remix).

  • @angelicapenaloza9859
    @angelicapenaloza9859 Год назад +5

    This is my favorite reaction yet so far. To see Cole and JHope collab was so beautiful to us the fanbase because they met last year at Coachella and to now have a collab with him? He called Cole his muse! either way as a fan of both, this is truly the best of both worlds. The lyricism, the beat, the vibe, just the overall song, that duet at the end! It's such a deeply personal song to both and they killed it. I'm glad y'all can appreciate it as well.

    • @twawake6644
      @twawake6644 Год назад

      I love your comment! just one small correction; they met last July at Lollapalooza, not Coachella.💜

  • @poca11211
    @poca11211 Год назад +1

    The fact that y'all are looking up J-Hope and loving him regardless of whether y'all know BTS or not is beyond me. All of y'all are amazing! J-Hope aka Hobi is an incredible dancer, singer, rapper, his voice is majestic, his dancing is beautiful. He's just the amazing sunshine in BTS but beautiful solo artist also when he does his own. He's definitely definitely the sunshine we all need.

  • @leilaniarellano7660
    @leilaniarellano7660 Год назад +1

    aww i loved your reaction! it felt genuine thank you for reacting to jhope, i hope you react to more!

  • @bubblegum12449
    @bubblegum12449 Год назад +4

    I appreciate this reaction a lot, since you are clearly hip-hop/rap reactors. I'm a j-hope fan. This is my first time to watch your reaction video. Thanks for your input on this video, especially on the J. Cole verses, and giving j-hope fans a different perspective from the usual BTS reactors. I love this song so much and I can clearly see why J. Cole is respected in the rap community and why j-hope looks up to him. The first time I saw this video, I was immediately blown away by Cole's first 2 bars and how he was riding that hook. He's clearly very talented and intelligent. This collab is so special.
    I also want to give props to j-hope for letting this song and video be all about the message. j-hope can actually go hard when it comes to rapping and dancing freestyle. He's a very gifted dancer, but he chose to just vibe with the song as Cole was rapping, instead of going all out in the popping and locking, etc. He didn't use it as an opportunity to show off. It's just a pure homage to his muse, J. Cole, and to his roots, his journey and his fans.
    I also appreciate your breakdown of the video. I learned a lot from you guys. Thank you!!!

  • @julieannelungkay2848
    @julieannelungkay2848 Год назад +4

    So much love and respect for everyone who appreciated Jhope for this collab 🥰🥰🥰
    I hope y'all can dive in with BTS and Jhope solo works. 💜💜💜

  • @machi3663
    @machi3663 Год назад

    Loved your reaction!!

  • @ParkplyBora
    @ParkplyBora Год назад

    Thank you for the reaction 💜

  • @udaliahmad
    @udaliahmad Год назад +11

    The message is simple eventhou they were not around (inactive/military duty) they still will come stronger next! The best not yet to come. Just trust them 💜💜 Hobi give the long verses to Cole and just vibing n dancing with it is so mad respect! Oh btw BTS always mix their songs with korean n english esp the rappers line 😘

  • @lizethreyes1833
    @lizethreyes1833 Год назад +4

    Gracias a esta colaboración conocí a J Cole es INCREÍBLE, amo esto, la voz de j hope es FENOMENAL

  • @jbee1999
    @jbee1999 Год назад

    Love ur guys vibe thanks for the reaction!!

  • @Caligrown_93
    @Caligrown_93 Год назад

    You guys just gained a new follower. I loved your reaction. You both seem so genuine. Thanks for reacting.

  • @cathelijnevangent4143
    @cathelijnevangent4143 Год назад +9

    Please do more JHope his latest album has a lot of boombap beats on it, Jack in the Box 👌👌

  • @aselamarr
    @aselamarr Год назад +12

    the song u were referring to that cole had put out is Simba, that where the same alleyways were taken

  • @pertorres
    @pertorres Год назад

    i gotta say this has been the best first reaction for this video! I loved all the explantions

  • @dawnruiz2189
    @dawnruiz2189 Год назад

    Y’all are so intelligent I enjoyed this thank you ❤

  • @Lazer0824
    @Lazer0824 Год назад +3

    You guys breakdown the bars nicely!

  • @angelacruz7746
    @angelacruz7746 Год назад +5

    Thank you for reacting to j-hope on this song, which was a gift for his fans.
    PLEASE react to more J-HOPE
    Thank you 💜

  • @Ellyrf5498
    @Ellyrf5498 Год назад +2

    I really enjoyed this, thank you! I was blown away by J Cole’s evocative and powerful lyrics and I loved that Hobi honoured him as an artist and his inspiration by having Cole really feature. - I’ve listened to some of J Cole’s music but would love some recommendations of your faves!
    Hobi loved J Cole’s verse and what he gifted him, in a variety interview he said “To be honest, it still feels unreal. It's such an honor.
    Looking back, we've gone through so much to make this happen and it wasn't always easy. If you listen to J. Cole's verse, you can see how he really put his whole soul into it to tell the story of his life and true feelings within. It took a long time to work on it, and when I finally heard his verse, I was deeply moved.”
    It was interesting to see some of similarity in their recent life experience and contemplating what’s next as an artist.
    In J-Hope’s recent song Arson he raps:
    My dreams, done
Big accomplishments, done
My share of the work, done
Beyond this, none
Too much is as bad as too little
To know to quit while being ahead, that’s the style
    If anyone asks me
‘Right, I’m the one who lit up the flame’
Now I ask myself, choose what
Do I put out the fire,
or make it flare up even stronger (tr. credit doolsetbangtan)
    Thank you again!!

  • @nicolle.mariah
    @nicolle.mariah 11 месяцев назад

    I loved this!!! As a fan of j Hope and j Cole, this song was so exciting and emotional and full of surprises! I loved your respect for Hobi, the recognition of his talent, he is such a special person. Your video was so good, you guys showed the feelings we were all having. Thank you!

  • @JennSPerez
    @JennSPerez Год назад +4

    I absolutely love your reaction. You both were SO open and honest to our Hobi and came through with an open mind. I hope you check out more BTS related content and especially the rap line in BTS. I think you all will enjoy the rap line a lot. I look forward to more videos!! And also thank you for pausing to talk so you didn’t miss anything! Lol

  • @FragaGurl10
    @FragaGurl10 Год назад +12

    Thank You guys for this honest and open minded reaction, I appreciate it very much. If you'd like a recommendation I would point you in the direction of BTS " Born Singer", it's an adaptation of J Coles "Born Sinner." I genuinely believe you'd enjoy their music. Music is Universal no matter the language. 💜

  • @luvBTS7
    @luvBTS7 Год назад

    Loved your reactions! Great attitudes and commentary. Definitely a bittersweet track since both artists are heading towards an end of sorts.

  • @arlene8331
    @arlene8331 Год назад

    I love your reactions!! Thank you!!

  • @ShellyMarinPrice
    @ShellyMarinPrice Год назад +4

    Love your analysis on this!! You had asked about j-hope switching between Korean and English… yes this is normal. A lot of Korean artists do this. Sometimes the reasoning and word choices might come down to the fact that an English word might flow better or have a stronger meaning than a Korean word (or the other way around). There’s many reasons for why they switch back and forth. But it’s very common. Takes a lot of skill to do that. Consider listening to more j-hope content… I think you’ll love it!

  • @lysan4182
    @lysan4182 Год назад +6

    Esta es la primera video reacción que veo de la canción y me gustó mucho la forma en que lo hicieron. Verlos hablar sobre no estar preparados para una despedida de J Cole me hizo pensar en los sentimientos de Army (fans de BTS) en estos momentos, que de a poco cada uno de los chicos se está enlistando en el servicio militar; a pesar de que uno de ellos ya se enlistó, el fandom aún no está preparado para ver a cada uno irse, pero es algo que no podemos evitar, pero también tenemos la promesa del grupo de que estarán juntos de nuevo en unos años y eso nos consuela. Esta colaboración fue genial y me permitió conocer un poco sobre J Cole

  • @yasmines8184
    @yasmines8184 Год назад

    i followed you a long time ago, I love to see the evolution and always the same friendship and bond between you too! Wish u all the best from Switzerland ❤️‍🔥

  • @KawaiiKitty13
    @KawaiiKitty13 Год назад

    Loved your reaction! 💜

  • @wmproduction9472
    @wmproduction9472 Год назад +16

    Jcole killed it as usual even though jhope was a bit low-key on his verse but he did a good job with the hook beautiful collaboration 💯

    • @hoanhuynh7059
      @hoanhuynh7059 Год назад +9

      He did that on purpose out of respect for J Cole. The purpose of this mv is to show his roots as a street dancer before he became BTS. He used to dance to J Cole's songs when he was a street dancer.

    • @dagmarbubolz7999
      @dagmarbubolz7999 Год назад +7

      j-hope will have a version all on his own, but here it was totally intended to J.Cole having the majority of rap so Hobi could dance to it, just like in the giid old days as a street dancer listening to his muse

    • @wmproduction9472
      @wmproduction9472 Год назад +1

      @@dagmarbubolz7999 I'm army I know everything you know and maybe more

  • @dAPERize
    @dAPERize Год назад +3

    From a BTS ARMY thank you for diving deeper into this.
    We love Hobi so much and we're getting closer to a time he'll be away from us for a while. 18+ months of military service is coming up for him as well as the other members. BTS has their own "crowns" they've had to set aside for now, and they have a lot of anxiety about losing the love of ARMY in the time that they are on their military hiatus. I feel like J. Cole's verse really encapsulated how not just j-hope feels but all of BTS feels about their music making process at this point in their career and what is coming in the future. It's a beautiful collab and a sweet message to ARMY. Also, we think the kiddo at the beginning represents our fandom saying goodbye for now.

    • @dAPERize
      @dAPERize Год назад

      @vibevilla_page wow really? I never win anything!