FILMMAKER REACTS To V 'Singularity' Shooting Sketch
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Jimin: wearing a cap, bsrely showing his face.
"It's jimin!"
You don't know how proud i am of you 😂
“Fighting” is a Korean or Konglish (English word given a different meaning or pronunciation to Korean speakers) expression. It’s kind of like a slang that means “let’s go!” And “good luck!” all in one. It kind of comes from wishing someone to be filled with a fighting spirit or passion. It’s just kind of a general shout of encouragement.
yeap! also it means "cheer up!", "Chin-up", or "Go for it!" depending on the context. But as @lelmDR.WHO? said it's a general shout of encouragement :D
Shincha is another word to say really
@@missheju169 Did you mean "진짜(Jin jja)"? 😀
You could think of it as their version of “Break a Leg”
@@ctda8 yes
Just to mention that “Fighting!” They always mention it as saying “keep working hard”
Fighting means 'cheer up' in most time.
when they say “comeback,” it basically means that they are releasing a new single/album/music video after not releasing anything big for a certain period of time (usually a few months). for full album comebacks, they have an intro song and an outro song, both of which sometimes have a music video!
(you reacted to interlude shadow by suga, which was the interlude to their album map of the soul 7, and you should react to the intro and outro for that called "persona" by rm and “ego” by jhope respectively :))
Technically, ‘Shadow’ is Interlude, Intro to MOTS:7 is RM’s ‘Persona’ :)
for Maps of the Soul 7, Intro : Persona (RM), Interlude Shadow (Suga), Outro : Ego (Jhope). title track On, second song is Black Swan.
Not necessarily full album. Ep too 👐
And the album references Jungian Psychology throughout (Ego, Persona and Shadow are all aspects of the theory, all about understanding yourself). I know you like to have your own interpretation but if you wanted to understand the background context, I'm sure there will be a video on Jungian Psychology somewhere. Jung worked with Sigmund Freud until he began to disagree with some of his ideas and so branched off. The album Map of the Soul 7 is entirely referenced to the theory
@@user-op1ch8cd3z oh yes, you're right! i got them mixed up a bit haha
BTS purposely don’t outright explain their videos much or even imagery the director was going for. They encourage fan theories and I swear directors use theories for ideas 😂😂 they like making art open to multiple interpretations.
It’s interesting because a lot of their music is very personal and straightforward and very literal. But they have a bunch of songs that are similarly a bit vague and much more poetic and full of imagery. “Singularity” happens to be one of them. Other songs they purposefully leave out pronouns so they can be interpreted many ways. Between friends or lovers or lovers of various genders. Which I find very fucking awesome
EXACTLY i love the fact that they let us interpret stuff in out own way, and don't give out any definite explanation for things.
Well said - we can go as deep into a song or video as we want or need at any time - and songs can change meaning for us depending on our moods...
Also, with regards to pronouns - you can also take a lot of their love songs as being written to the self - Singularity can be taken that way - 1. either he is talking to his other self - he submerged Tae for V.... or 2. it can be that he submerged himself for a lover
Fun Fact: "I need you, girl" was originally "I need you, chingu"(friend) but decided 'girl' sounded better - (try it...replace 'girl' with chingu and rewatch the MV - makes more sense then!!)...BORAHAE
kpop artists have a comeback each time they are releasing a new music no matter if their last comeback was one year ago or two months ago. for example, bts came back with their new song Butter on May 21, and they are having another comeback with "Permission to Dance" on July 9!!! I hope my explanation is understandable lol
I love the shooting sketches. Your channel is the only one I know of that reacts to them.
Really??
@@LoveTheBasics yes! most people only react to the music videos. even those who are in film. they don't react to the behind the scene or shooting sketches. you've quickly become my favorite reactor :)
@@LoveTheBasics There might be others but yours is the only one I have come across. Might not be many doing it. I like the way you do the reaction so I will be sticking with your channel. Very informative.
@@LoveTheBasics yes yes that's why I love your channel
Yes me too
I think a "comeback" just means they're releasing a new album or single. They've been on out of the public eye while working on it and now they're "coming back".
Hey guys!
Hiii
Howdy!
Hi Alex!
hi wow i'm so early, cz it's match with my lunch break
V stands for Vocal and Visual 😍💜.
He performed this live with all the masks and i saw it live , i-🤰!!!!
i mean V is known as the king of duality in kpop . he can change 4-5 expressions in just seconds , even when he dances , his stage presence is one of the best in kpop . and idols watch his fancams to learn how he performs so good .
Hey, Alex! I know dancing is something new to you and you don’t really get most of it but if you pay attention to the lyrics of the song and the moves, you’ll probably gonna see some similarities. The dance is to express feelings with out body, I think you’re gonna be appreciating it even more sooner than you think ☺️🤍
i was waiting for this but im also excited for when you react to the wings short films
Taehyung (V) is really good at expressions and expressing himself. He is also known as the book of expressions. The gestures, the stage presence and everything. He is an amazing performer. New idols (idol is a term used in kpop, basically a person in a kpop group or soloist is an idol)
monitor his performances to give good performances themselves.
The Idols Idol!!
The part when you said he switched immediately when the camera rolls, that's what we call his duality,,, cause his personality is really cute and friendly nothing like how he looks cold or unapproachable in the MVs...
When you start watch more of these behind the scenes and backstage videos you'll get to know that they love to play around and enjoy themselves that's part of the charm and I think that's why they do a great job once the camera rolls
You have truly become one of my favorites to watch when it comes to BTS reaction videos. I am a dancer so when it comes to their MV's that's what I mainly focus on. The tiny but important details you find in the videos because of how they are filmed just makes me feel like I am watching the MV for the first time again! Thank you for making these💜 I love seeing it from a different artistic point of view.
" I love seeing it from a different artistic point of view." So true! Me too. Having a film maker, vocal coach, music producer and dancer reactors watching BTS's videos is the best combo haha
@@NancyKralova yes
"Fighting" = "You can do it," "Cheer Up", "You're going to do well".
1:04 About the solo songs question, yes, they have solos and subunit songs along with the grupal songs in their albums (by subunit songs i mean songs where just a couple of members sing, like songs only with the rap line and such). This is a way where they can show the singularity (pun intended) of each member in their talents, as well as let them share their own particular stories, since in most of their solo songs every member talks about his individual experiences in life, in contrast with the grupal ones that address different topics and shared experiences.
17:47 About the comeback part, they and we the fans call it "comeback" whenever they're gonna release a new single (like Butter was) or a new album!
Thank you again for the nice reaction and congrats on the 25K subs, totally deserved!
It is so heartwarming to see how close these guys are. They are a very tight knit brotherhood. Whenever one is working on a solo mv, the rest of the guys all try to drop by when they get a chance, and support them. Sometimes they will spend their own money to send a coffee truck on location for them, or send food. When Jhope did Chicken Noodle Soup, it was very difficult for him, because he flew to LA to film it. He said it was his first time being without the rest of the group, and he missed them so much. Jk was suppose to go with him, but had to cancel. Not only was it difficult for him because the guys weren’t there, but he had to travel without them, and he was half way around the world from them.
Love Yourself Tear is my fave album and Singularity is my fave intro ever! I love V so much 💜💜💜 glad I got to watch this before it could potentially get taken down 😂
IM SO FAST TODAY YOU REACHED 25K OMGGGGG
Omgggg I know!!
@@LoveTheBasics AAAAA CONGRATSS!!
That's why he was called The King of Expressions. His facial expressions in every music video that he did is so amazing. V learned the choreo so fast and he will remember every steps of the choreo. Singularity's choreo won the Best Choreography and he became one of the line dancer ever since.
Taehyung (V) is art and poetry in human form. His commitment and focus on performances truly examplifies that. Whether acting, a MV or stage performance the emotions he conveys will touch your very core. He has mastered his ctaft.💜
Honestly I love how you are not only giving reactions but also explain some of things about filming and how it works, it's really educational and helpful! It honestly felt a lot different when I rewatch some of their videos with the knowledge I got from you. Seriously, thank you so much for doing this!
Me too - and other videos in K-pop. “What would Alex see?”
'fighting' means he's hoping it works, sending positive energies...
As other's have started to explain, "comeback" just refers to a kpop artist "coming back with a new album". It doesn't mean there was an extended hiatus necessarily. There's a lot of kpop lingo that goes with the fandom, but you'll pick it up a bit at a time! Congrats on reaching 25k! I really enjoy your reactions, because I usually learn something new whether it's something technical like the tracking marker dots on the mask or just a new way of interpreting a scene in the MV!
I remember first reading the word comeback and thinking, oh they went on hiatus before??? Lol it took me a little bit to catch up with the key words that the fandom used
So true about all the lingo... bias, fighting!, bias wrecker, comeback, hi touch, stan. It's interesting how some of the terms kind of flip the English meaning on its head - like, a "comeback" in the West is a huge deal and only happens when an artist has pretty much been officially retired for years (even decades) and then makes an unexpected return to the scene.
And "era" too - in Kpop it just refers to each album and all the MVs and appearances and performances related to that album. With 'comeback' and 'era' it's like time is super condensed compared to the original English meaning, haha.
8:56 "Fighting" in Asia means "Let's keep work hard", "Let's keep on doing something". In mandarin is "加油" which is "add fuel" in direct translation. Just like the concept that adds oil/gasoline into your vehicles to keep them running, working. We use this term to encourage ppl to keep going forward, don't give up or feel discouraged.
“Fighting!” Is like a rallying shout. You can say it to others or to yourself to pump you up and continue what you’re doing. It’s the Korean version of the Japanese “ganbatte!”
I was a dancer. I never thought too much about what the audience interpreted, but I was doing my best to do what the choreographer intended. If you watch Save Me/I’m Fine live comeback, (in Korea, every new album is called a comeback, btw) , it might be a good place to start. I believe the lyrics -were written by V upon the death of his grandmother. She had taken him in and arranged for him to attend school in Seoul. His parents farm and needed that help to get him an education. Her loss was significant.-
The song Save Me starts with individuals entering and dancing on their own. Then I’m Fine has a different pace and different amount of working together.
You can interpret just based on what you notice. It’s moving artwork.
The part which is more subtle is how it makes you feel. When I’m not sure what someone else feels, if I move like they do, I can sense it. You can try some of this. Spread your arms, stand wide in front of a window. (or imagined audience). Turn around and change to looking at a wall. Compare the 2. Curl up in a ball in the corner. Compare that to the standing two poses. For extra credit, curl up in the corner with rose petals on your bare feet and compare that to covered feet. lol.
Like other art, different dances have different levels of meaning. Sometimes the meaning is more literal with movement exactly matching the words. I wouldn’t expect a beginner or non-dancer to critique their technique. But you can just say what you notice. In Singularity, some of his dance continues the hand movement with the jacket.
You might notice, at some point, that when Jimin is highlighted or alone, his style appears more polished. He trained in what they call contemporary dance. (or modern dance. it’s more balletic, more precise).
Like lighting, you chose which style to use for a reason. Also like lighting effects, you’re qualified to see the dance and comment on it. For now, what I am curious to hear is if the video changed your interpretation of the song.
Jimin’s feet give him away.
wait, V didn't write that song. which song did he write for his grandmother. i don't remember any.
@@endxofxeternity You’re right, he’s not on the credits. I don’t know where I heard the wrong info. I believed it was about this song. Sorry Armies for getting the info wrong.
I'm happy that you watched the whole DVD thing, instead of just the episode, wich is way shorter ^^
I seldom make comments, but I very much enjoy hearing your professional insight on the backstory of the finished product. Have learned a lot. Thank you!!
the little funny sound effects and the commentaries are the light hearted things that they choose to add on the Shooting Sketches for special DVD contents (called Memories of 2020, 2019, etc), which tend to be longer videos from behind the scenes. the videos from BAGNTANTV are usually shorter, so if you're curious about longer videos from behind the scenes you can search for videos like this one for Singularity
I really love how u breakdown everything cinematography wise, it gives new meaning to it and teach us about building a frame.
I noticed while Tae was talking to the dancers, he was clapping in SL. This is the earliest date I have seen of him doing SL. Idk if they have a staff who speaks it or Tae just wants to convey his emotions sometimes in that way, so others who speak it could understand easily.. He is so wonderful
When you see something in the shooting sketch and you don't saw this in official MV, that means they recording scenes for future events
In kpop anytime a group releases an album, dispute the time that has past, it's called a comeback.
Actually, I believe for most BTS mv there are also Shooting Sketches, which are a bit longer than Behind the scene's. Like I for sure know that there are for Spring Day and Mic Drop and Fake Love, DNA. It's just that they are normally released a bit later. I believe the one for Mic Drop is almost 20 mins long, cause it was tough shooting. I really enjoy watching your shooting sketches reaction and comments about it. Thank you for recording it all for us and give meaningful notes! I look forward to your new videos everyday! Thank you
Hi, as i’m a korean i can give you a correct meaning of “fighting” 😂
Koreans use this expression when someone or you need to do a good job on something. Lets say you have an exam tomorrow and your friend wants to give you a good spirit and cheer you up. Then the friend would say “fighting!!” to you. So he’s cheering you up so you can rock the exam. You can also say this yourself to cheer up too. Mostly when you have to achieve sth or need courage.
hi!! this is part of their memories 2018 paid contents, many youtubers have reacted with no issues but there is a chance this video might get taken down :( just to let you know !
8:22 what you said about dancing is how i feel when i watch your videos lol i really wish i could fully appreciate everything the first time and catch the little details
fighting is some sort of cheering up and " am rooting for you" , shout out of encouragement
#SINGULARTY by King V 👍🤴🥰💜💐🔥
fighting just mean like "good luck" or "hang in there" or " we can do this,lets go"
I knew you would love this video! This song and music video solidified my love for all things BTS and that was three years ago. I'm so so glad you watched it! Love your reaction ❤️
'Fighting' is a term used to say 'let's go' or like 'we got this'
Also the term 'comeback' just refers to a new album/era of their music
How does he have so much energy?? It's because he is a professional athlete...in top shape. Plus he has the added passion to make his art look great. From the very beginning their work ethic was structured by Mr. Bang, the creator of BTS. They got used to practicing 10 to 12 hours a day. They were expected to perform to perfection. To this day they are The Best at choreography. Just watch one of their 2 to 3 hour concerts. Then you really will see energy! They dance full out the whole time. And many times come off the stage fainting and requiring extra oxygen! Ha. Funny question you asked. Army is laughing because they KNOW BTS's energy is the best!!!
From another fellow CZcams Editor, happy to see all your content! there is so much put into this videos BTS videos!! it is great to hear another editor's perspective, keep up the good content! 😀
Hi, Just watched your reaction - I hope for your own sake that you change your attitude - it wasn't pleasant, it was ignorant and bigoted, don't be proud of yourself for publishing that video for the world to see.... maybe you should do some research and look hard at what makes them successful, you would learn some hard needed lessons... I don't see success for you at this rate - if you were hoping to jump on the BTS bandwagon you sure went the wrong way about it... mayhaps you should try a little makeup yourself, it would go a long way to helping the nasty words out of your mouth seem less offensive!!
You should learn from Alex on how to be polite when doing a review on a video by Asian artists. At least, refrain from making comments about their skin being smooth (genetically, we East Asians have different skin texture, different cultures, customs and values) or abt them wearing make-up (as though Western male artists do not wear make-up when their appear on TV or in videos), etc.
As a "professional" editor, you should review based on your expertise and don't make senseless comments about pancakes or the mugshots scene.
@@user28221 yeah I saw his too.....first AND last! I don't mind somebody criticizing a performance, MV, etc...that can actually be helpful......but being just down right mean is not necessary!
I think one of the reasons they use more practical effects is because most the time those effects are part of the choreography and they need them to be real for the performances on concerts.
That's also why they use real masks because is part of the performance so it's better when performing live on stage.
Fighting (hwaiting) is used to cheer on someone and to wish someone good luck.
In Kpop every new album, ep, or single is considered a comeback. For us westerners it’s odd because we use that term only when an artist goes away and returns. For them it’s just a term for we have new stuff.
It could be related to their music shows. Korea has a lot of music shows and when an artist has new music they go to these shows and perform to promote for a couple of weeks. Usually this promoting period goes from 2 weeks to a month. So with new music, they’re allowed to return to music shows.
It's talking about Narcissi (I think that's how you spell it). He so loved himself that he drown in a lake admiring his reflection. V's dancing was so good in this that he was also put on the dance line which is Jhope, Jimin , Jk and now V. Plus he part of the visual line. He's vocalist, writer,and producer.
I honestly love your videos so much cause you're not only reacting but paying attention and sharing your knowledge with us, now it's part of my day to wait for you to upload!
Well thankfully I am watching your reaction before in any case they take it down :)
16:46 Narcissus
I don’t think their MV directors would share their cinematic techniques or how they create concepts for their videos. 🤓 They are HYBE’s in-house creative and artistic team under the management and direction of CEO Bang PD himself. In case you don’t haven’t heard, Bang PD majored in Aesthetics, Visual Arts at the Seoul National University, dabbled in music and songwriting in his high school days. He had a vision, he followed it through by creating BTS. 💜💜💜
I really like to see your perspective on their videos, even if dancing isn't your thing you still enjoy it in your own way. keep going 💜
Un their albums they have a mix of solo/sub group/duo songs. Bts have been very open about doing that. From what i remember they basically say that they ask each others opinion and whoever they all think the song fits to the most they go wity that regardless of how many members are performing it.
I'm so in love with your BTS reaction vids. I just enjoy em so much . Can't wait to see more of your reaction vids!!!❤️
All of the BTS members have that duality where they can switch instantly between their more casual, playful personalities, and their more serious, professional personas. It's really obvious in their behind the scenes content because you can see them playing around like the best friends/family unit that they are one minute, then snap into professional "world star" idol mode instantly when their performance or recording time starts.
Thank you for reacting to this Alex. This is one of my favorite songs.
Thanks for your reaction 💜
Always ready to watch you react, anytime.. Any place ♥️
8:10 You can reach that by watching their live performances. I had no idea about any knowledge of choreo before I know BTS. And I don't dance at all either. But Jimin and Jhope are the top dancers in BTS, now JK also joins them as well I think. So if you pay more attention to Jimin and Jhope on their movement and how they deal with the same choreo in their own way, you can see the differences. And then when you watch the performances from others, you can feel that.
A lot of people have already said about "Fighting" meaning things like "you can do it", "keep going" and "I believe in you" but I just wanted to mention it is a thing you will likely find in various types of Asian Media. I know they use it in Japan, Thailand and China a lot as well.
Thank you for consistently putting out great content. I'm really happy I found your channel ^_^ 💜
BTS new single “Permission To Dance“ out on July 9! get ready ARMY 🏖️💜
Mic Drop has really nice practical effects. I think you'd enjoy it
As you dive in you will slowly begin to understand the details. At least we have your ability to explain what you CAN see.
Yes! So excited, I waited all day hoping to see this
When they say comeback, they’re just referring to the next or upcoming album to be released not the way the west thinks of a comeback
Singularity was choreographed by Keone Madrid who's a world-renowned choreographer. Keone's background is hip hop with a lyrical style. It's was hard to see the dance unless you see an actual performance. But, in general, this dance is intricate, hypnotic, and the musicality is kinda unusual. In a run-the-mill hip hop dance, you just connect the dance moves to the beat. But Keone's dances work off beats, lyrics, and in some sections, silence (basically you need to hit the mark where there's no beat or singing to help your timing). Needless to say, it's a difficult piece where you need to understand the musicality, movements, textures, and know when to milk the movements or make it big. Since Singularity is a slow quiet song, it's extra challenging because everything is understated. You have to find a way to show some impact without looking goofy.
Singularity is my favorite bts song
Thank you for posting these video, I've been following you since your first BTS reaction video approximately one month ago. I really enjoy watching the reaction from a film makers POV. I thinks it's awesome that you recognized Jimin too!! I hope you're ARMY now, :)
Me encanta que te des el tiempo de ver cada detalle del video. Me encantan tus reacciones ♥
i wait for you videos everyday! bcs the way you see things is SO interesting to me haha
They do include their separate endeavors on albums and at concerts. I think it is a big part of why they can stay together. They each have the opportunity to express themselves as individuals and as the group. Both are supported by all members. It is unique to BTS.
I absolutely agree with having a "making of" series with the directors and choreographers of the BTS videos. Personally, I would also like them to explain their filming of the BU in the context of the BU.
I live in Toronto and we have the Toronto Film Festival that takes place every year. One of the best parts of the TIFF is when they host the "In Conversation With" series. Oh man, is it ever-informative to be in the room as directors and actors speak about their filmmaking project. For me, I gain a greater appreciation of their art and the film itself. So yes, I would LOVE to see a BTS Making Of series with the directors and choreographers.
you'r the only one I see reacting MV and then shooting sketch I realy love you'r reactions thank you 🙏🧡
I learned alot from you💜💜💜💜💜
Again my smile was extended up to my ears when I saw the length of this video.🤭 Thank you for reacting on this video, it makes my experience fun (like watching with you) at the same time very informative. Yeah Big Hit Music Artists MVs have so much that many people can learned from. Thank you ti'l your next reaction video... 💜
As others have explained, "Fighting" is an expression of encouragement. It reminds me of the Japanese "Ganbatte (kudasai)", which translates as "Do your best", but is used mainly as an expression of encouragement and well wishes to someone who is about to do something requiring effort.
In both the Wings era and the Love Yourself era, each member had a solo song, but they are connected. When people talk about the Wings Short Films, those are actually showcasing the solo songs in the Wings album.
Singularity is part of the Love Yourself era, and I saw a comment one time that really put the order of those solo songs in an interesting perspective. I don't think all of them have music videos, though.
react to SINGULARITY LIVE perform...is amazing👍🕺🔥
When I first saw your reaction video on fake love, everyday I'm checking if you have a new reaction video again. I just love the way you react to their MVs and behind the scenes.
Hoping for MIC DROP MV and behind the scene of BTS
These reactions are such a great way to start the day!
I’m not trained in dancing or anything, I am an instrumentalist, so I get the music, but the way I look at dance is not about this kind of move means this and this type of dance was invented there, but when I see someone dancing, I imagine that feeling from when I was a kid, like a feeling was filling you up, and it was just too big to fit inside you. Remember those emotions that were so big you just couldn’t even deal with them - they felt like they would split you open? When I see someone dancing, I see someone who is moving because of a feeling that big. It doesn’t matter which feeling it is, I’m always impressed that they are able to ride something that I always felt was kinda scary.
💜💜💜💜💜💜
In kpop every time a group come with a new album/single it called a comeback bc they have new hair styles, clothes, etc so we also call it an “era” rn we’re in the butter era.
you absolutely have to watch DPR LIVE's legacy mv (all the DPR stuff is epic)
One reason for their use of practical effects in a specific scene when it could be done digitally is that it can be replicated during concerts. Watching the live mask scene was amazing. I hope you get to experience them in real life. Would love to see your take and expiation about all the tons of gear they use.
Fighting in Korean is like saying break a leg. Good luck. Work hard. Those sort of expressions
A comeback for idols is any time they release a new album or single 🙂 So with Butter that was a comeback, and now their upcoming new single slated for July 9th "Permission To Dance" is also considered a comeback!
Thank you for the videos!!
YES ive been waiting for thiss >-
they do the masks part live in concert too!
I always enjoy your reactions. BTS videos remind me of the era of Michael Jackson’s music videos, super well produced.
fighting means cheer up !!!! they use it to cheering
Not sure if you know but V and Jimin are best friends 💜 Also, every time a KPOP group releases an album it's called a comeback.
Does just a single and not an album count as a comeback? Like dynamite?
@@bubblevuvu Yes 🤗 They considered Butter a comeback, too.
Congratulations! You reached 25k! 🥳
Edit: Pls react to Persona and Ego too 😁
ARTE💜💜💜💜🇦🇷
The masks are part of the live stage choreo and it looks cool when performed
Don't worry that much about understanding dancing. Everyone has their own brains and prevalent sides and whatnot. I myself have all connected, so I'm weird (I love physics, programming and technical stuff, but also love arts, singing, dancing, playing music...). As far as you don't outright diss or insult something you know you are not understanding, that makes you a good person ;) so that's OK. And also you can say you don't like it if you don't like it. Respect comes first, so you are doing great on that part of life :) On the other side, you can always learn more and learn to appreciate things you may have not been inclined to learn before. I am 40 and I learn stuff every day (or month)
I hope also you are pacing yourself with the videos and also that if you are curious about anything, check the one you want from time to time ;) Cheers