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Hang on, ok, its 2 years old, i knoelw, and yeah kpop are essentially factory made, but I gotta put out there, jic it hasnt been yet, stray kids was a jyp experiment to let the group pick themselves. So it's really a bunch of friends that trained together and petitioned to be their own group, outside of the normal procedures of group selelctions, and 100% produce and write songs. And because they formed outside the standards, they have more freedom and experience to experiment with their music and styles

Kpop started in the 90s too, i kinda wonder if boy bands had stuck around in the US if it would have evolved like kpop boy groups and girls groups have into its own industry. But alas, US never gave it a chance. So i thank those early kpop fans for sticking with it to let it evolve to the superior entertainment that it is

If you two got goosebumps, check out the Pain Remains Trilogy, official video with lyrics, bring tissue, and you're welcome!

They placed Felix so well in this. When he showed up, it was non-stop fangirling from all the competing teams. He stopped the show with those abs.

All of SKZ speaks English with an Australian accent 😂 Bang Chan and Felix taught them well.

BTS all the time is the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.

if somebody doesn’t like this song or band or video, they lyin 😂😂

Love your reaction

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The problem with Dinamite and Butter is that thr ones who knew bts through those songs assume that they summarize almost TEN YEARS OF CAREER. BTS has MANY deep, reflective, sad, intimate, confessional songs.

Thank you for your reaction, I absolutely love the song. They are all known Korean rappers but not generally singing as a group. I think this is their only collaboration in this format but a very good one. The last guy, the deep voice one is Flowsik, a Korean-American rapper. Give a try to his song DAE1, it's great! Thanks again

“Man I sound like a bitch.” “You do😌” LMAO I LOVE THE HONESTY😂

I am actually so glad that you guys are actually reacting to Mystery Skulls as an artist and not the animted series. Dont get me wrong, I LOVE THE ANIMATED SERIES! But Mystery Skulls as an artist doesnt get much attention or recognition and theres little to NO reaction videos to his music at all so THANK YOU SO MUCH! Oh by the way, Mystery Skulls is not a group, it's only one man, his name is Luis Alberto Dubuc Jr. and his music is fantastic! Ya'll should listen to more of his music, absolutely recommended! Loved the video :)

For those who don't know what genre is this song. It's sophisti-pop.

love this

Changbin 💖

Is like to see y'all react to sleep token

stray kids are nowhere to BTS. BTS are living legends. No comparison.

What is the name of the intro song at the very beginning of this video?

Terrible react, pausing to much and pausing in de middle of breakdowns 😐

I know it's quite an old video to comment on. However... rest assured that there's nothing at all wrong with their stage weapons. South Korea isn't the USA. They have extremely strict gum laws, and they do not have mass shootings at clubs... or schools. So where real guns are heavily restricted, toy guns are as toy guns were here 30 years ago.... A perfectly acceptable item. They are also incredibly different when it comes to their stage props as well. For example, the be and arrow aren't real. Not only are they a reference to an incredibly old (and in that case incredibly dangerous) performance art piece. It has absolutely no ability to shoot an arrow. The boys are just holding a simple prop, nothing more. As for their guns, they aren't like the prop guns that are 7sed over here. Which are real guns that simply have blanks in them. (If you are lucky that is ...or so we have learned here in the USA) Meanwhile, in South Korea, idols only use toys. In fact they are either water guns, or they are just a simple plastic mold toy. Not even airsoft... Nothing at all that could hurt you. (Unless you are 3 and happen to swallow the removable orange cap on the end. Lol) This is the way most of Asia, and definitely the countries surrounding SoKo, do things as well. So this is not only completely safe, it's also completely normal and totally acceptable in every way, by everyone. So much so, they don't even think to mention it or think about it themselves. And now that Kpop is worldwide, of course fans from the USA see it. Lol So of course, many of them shocked. On top of which, they don't even know that the guns are COMPLETELY without risk. Not real and with blanks. Over there though they have no desire to make them ok real like the USA did. Anyways, I understand why that could be a little shocking. That said, iwe obviously should expect them to change their ways since they are doing absolutely nothing wrong, are being completely safe, and if anything... The truth is, it's us with the problem, not them. Not only do I mean that literally, as in we (the USA) have the problem (guns). I mean that a large number of us have developed a sensitivity to seeing them used in such a way. (Such as putting them up in someone's head... or just plain pretending to shoot your friends gleefully on stage.) However, the more I have thought about it, the more that I realized it's definitely something we need to work on moving past. And not something we have any right to ask them to stop doing. Both because it's not their fault our country has gone to hell in a hand basket. But through my own former expectations regarding topics such as the English language, and educational differences. I think you will find that kpop will cause you to grow as a person, and that you will likely lose many preconceived notions, expectations, hangups, and if you are anything like I was... A little toxicity you didn't even know you had when it came to having a minor superiority complex in terms of "Well in the US...." And without realizing it, I expected everyone else to follow suit. I feel like I have become a better person since getting into kpop. Which is ironic, because fandom life tends to actually make the people who hail from backgrounds the polar opposite of ours, into individuals who are sighty toxic. Simply being involved with the industry is likely going to make little changes to you or your life without you even noticing...

I graduated H.S. in 1975 (in the U.S). and lived thru the 80's music scene etc. ....I heard the name of this band but never heard their music before-not even on the radio until today and wondering why??..

Never… like dude… NEVER pause a breakdown…

Song had me instantly! especially with that intro🔥

Anyone know the name of the intro/outro track?

Great reaction! Hey, what was that intro track? Awesome vibe.

Throughout all of BTS work both solo and as a group they have insanely strong storytelling. They've been together for 10+ years and every member brings a unique approach & style to the group

Please don't compare BTS and Stray Kids to nsync, Backstreet boys or any other western white boy boy bands. Cuz neither group limits their artistry to bubblegum pop songs in any way. And it's kinda insulting to both groups. Especially since, unlike western groups, both of the Korean groups write their own music

And whether group or solo they write, compose and produce their own music. They have complete creative freedom & do whatever they want

Just because they are a group of guys you cannot put them in the western boy band bubble. They never would have managed getting 700+ awards & broken the Beatles & Michael Jackson's record's if all they did was atypical western bubblegum pop music

I know I'm a cpl mos late on your reaction but I think you have a serious misconception about BTS music as a group. All I can think is you probably only heard their cpl of English songs which were specifically made to lift up ppls spirits during the pandemic. Tho they do have a cpl pop songs These boys are most definitely not pop. They sing in literally every genre but they started in 2013 as a hip-hop group & their music & roots are still very much grounded there

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Lay - Lit is a good MV to react too

Y’all should watch a change of heart music video. This is like a sequel to that music video

The lady in the armor is Ri Ri Williams (Ironheart).

This song is super impressive on a lot of technical levels, and I get the hype. But you should definitely check out And I Return To Nothingness off the same EP. Incredible song

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BTS, THE BEST.💜period.

And Namor don't want to take over wakanda and they didn't add wings it's comic accurate

SHURI was not building another it was RiRi aka ironheart

can you react to the new album

Namor was born with wings on his feet/ankles. He's the 1st Mutant in the Marvel Comic Universe. The wings have always been there throughout the comics. Black Panther is def Shuri. The designs/markings on the mask match the designs/warpaint on Shuri's face in the first Black Panther. The young woman in the Iron Man suit is RiRi Williams aka IronHeart.

No one has guessed the new black panther says the cast. But this looks like a 2 billion dollar box office film. Can somebody throw Angela Basset an Oscar please? cuz her dialogue has given me chills in both trailers. Great reaction too!

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In Africa.... funeral colors are Black/ White/Red

Letitia Wight was on a talk show. She said people will be surprised who Black Panther is. Talk show host tried to get her to reveal it. she was sworn by secrecy. I thought it might be his sister. It's obvious we think it's his sister. Just have to wait and see. This movie is emotional an exciting.

That is Lee Hyori at th end and she is like 42 !!!

Just my view but pausing to discuss DURING the trailer really spoils the EXPERIENCE

haha i feel you with Taste!! i saw it when they did the Unveil concert in Seoul (i wasn’t there in korea but i was watching the videos being posted live from other fans) and i genuinely cried bc of how hot and sexy they were along with the lyrics. i tear up everytime i hear or see it. the hold it has on me is unreal haha