Hi all! Thanks for listening/watching! We definitely have plans to react to a track or two off of Right Place, Wrong Person with our full react crew in the future! Since our react crew consists mostly of college students, during school breaks we’re unable to film full crew reactions to new releases as everyone travels out of town. Therefore, our Classical & Jazz Musicians React series is on film hiatus mid-May through August. We’ll be able to cover recent releases again when school starts back up in September. In the meantime, we’ll work on editing the reactions we already have scheduled! (Which includes a 4-person reaction to Come back to me ☺) Listen to this podcast episode for free on: Patreon: bit.ly/4brCqE0 Spotify: bit.ly/4bs5Yl1 More ReacttotheK Weekly episodes → czcams.com/play/PLFw_XZtkCVMNFsfo8d1_PEsEtH-3lbEwN.html&si=jqjbpkYkOiYuEIi6
That'll be great!!! Take as much time as you like!!❤ But please let the react crew react to as many songs from this album as possible!! It's just that good
On the forest fire line. Namjoon is often associated with a tree. Namu means tree in Korean, fans sometimes refer to him in this way, and even his previous collaborators described him in this way. Finally, he sometimes talks about life as a tree with more branches developing the more years you have.
Why didn't I think of this before, it's such a good point! He is strongly associated with trees and has quite a few lyrics comparing himself and his life to trees, so the forest fire line makes even more sense in that context.
Oh yeah that last part about the branches being parts of your life makes so much sense taking into consideration it seems like Namjoon’s idea of what his life would be changed drastically, like it burned
Right Place Wrong Person es una obra super introspectiva e inquietante, desde que escuche la primer pista y hasta finalizar el álbum, las palabras alucinante, paroxismo y adictivo se presentan en mi cerebro cada vez que lo escucho
RM had an album review with Jimin(video is called 'MINI MONI MUSIC') where he discussed how the album came to be, concept etc. He said a group of forty musicians and producers took over the 5th floor of the HYBE building and held a "song camp" for a matter of months. He said Sam Yawn told RM that RM has such a dichotomy of personality maybe he should work through it musically and delay his enlistment and make another album. You should check out the video. Full of insight and raw honesty by RM. 'Around The World In a Day' Mt #1. Not a musician, but 76 years old and a consumer of all the Greats from Sinatra, Sam Cooke, Elvis, Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Motown, Bob Marley and right through to BTS, Rock, R&B, Reggae, Hip Hop and Rap, to me this album is a Musical Masterpiece. 💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I want RM to talk about this album like how he’s always described process of how everything is put out on an album….I hope some documentary comes out soon
1:02:24 The album itself is perfectly described as ‘ Rage and Grace’. That is why the first part of album felt darker than the 2nd part of album (after the ?(interlude))
Let's face it This album has all us little music nerds bouncing with joy. RM plays the tenor sax in the militairy band. He came top of his training cadre and was consulted. Known as the clumsy god of destruction the idea of him with armaments did worry me. Having seen him hurt himself so often... He even had to have stitches on the first day of filming the mv of COME BACK TO ME.
For Come Back to Me, both the full 6:29 version and the radio edit were released at the same time as the pre-release. The mv is just a slightly different cut from both. When we saw how long the song was we cheered.
RM is in the military band learning to play the sax but he could not play it before enlisting. When his bandmate Jin finished his military service, the other members greeted him at the gate and RM brought his sax and played a snippet of Dynamite.
I think this is an assumption, not fact. We don't actually know for sure that he hadn't been taking sax lessons for a while with the intention of playing in the military band. He oculd have been practicing/learning the sax for 5 years for all we know. Neither he nor Big Hit have ever addressed it one way or the other. Having said that, It doesn't look like RM is the "Kim" credited on it, even though it is someone who's family name is Kim.🙂
"he could not play it before enlisting"? are you sure? porque de lo que he aprendido RM tiene un trillón de talentos que parece que army ni conoce. RM toca el piano, guitarra, ukulele y flauta, además de Sax. RM es un genio que le encanta la música, además de un artista que valora la creación, por eso me encanta ver a reales músicos reaccionando a la música que él crea. Recuerdo la reacción de Change pt2 en este canal, woao ver la capas de significación que RM alcanza con cada una de sus elecciones, es como distinguir las direcciones de las pinceladas en un cuadro de Monet.
@@OT7_DopeOldARMY That’s exactly right. They never addressed it. He never, ever said he plays an instrument. And the members were asked if they did in an interview. We know Suga plays piano and was learning guitar, V played sax for 3 years, Jin learned how to play certain songs on the guitar and piano, Jungkook played the drums for a rendition of Dynamite. Are you really calling me out for an imaginary behind-the-scenes hidden talent of RM’s that he never mentioned? Don’t be ridiculous!
@@sharonlahaye5803 No, I’m pointing out that you stated as 100% fact something we do NOT know as absolute fact. All you had to do is add a qualifier like “We don’t believe that” or “as far as ARMY knows.” It’s equally as likely that he took lessons for a year, or 6 months, or 3 months before joining the military as it is that he didn’t. Just don’t state things as fact that haven’t been confirmed or denied by a member or Big Hit. It’s a simple concept.
i so hope the musicians that participated in the making of this album know how much people are dissecting and analyzing and chewing on the songs i cant imagine how satisfying it would feel to have these little intentional details you put in be pointed out and appreciated! havent really decided on a top three but based on which songs i end up repeating the most: domodachi, interlude, and around the world in a day i have little to no knowledge on music theory, classifying instruments etc but there really is something that just scratches your brain when you hear these songs. i am also sooo curious about the making process of this album and if it was approached with technical ideas and carefully assembled together or if it was going by the innate musicality of a group of talented people and rendering/tweaking details to refine it my current favorite pastime is watching people discuss and review this wonderful album so this video was super enjoyable!!! thank you for all the musical insights on rpwp it makes me love it all the more:D
Also, the "feeling high on a forest fire" the things that flies in the sky because of a forest fire are ashes. They've referenced flying high quite a lot over the years, and he's recently talked about how burnt out he was as an artist/creative/person.
One of my favorites is Nuts! I find it mirrors a relationship where it starts sexy, then the incompatibility leads to begging for compromise, then comes the anger when it all goes to hell! RPWP is honestly so fantastic, please I beg for you all to listen to it with headphones! It's goosebumps!
Such an incredible record! Ambitious and experimental but so digestable I've been going back to it everyday since release and it doesn't get old! Such a perfectly flow, each tracks leads to the other harmonically, rhythmically, in energy, story telling and I'm really brought on this emotional journey of hitting a breaking point to getting lost and slowly finding my right place and/ or getting assurance to be the right person regardless! With wach track also telling its own story and standing on its own I could rant for days!!
Abt Come Back to Me He performed this song during Suga's last encore concert in Seoul back in August 2023, but he said the song was still untitled and not finished bc he was still working on it. He worked on the album until the very last days before he had to leave for the military in December, so ARMY were anticipating it a lot. And yes, Come Back to Me came out as a 6:28 song in a single format and debuted with over 3 milliion streams in the first 24 hours, streams from the radio edit part fo that single **did/do not** combine on streaming platforms or charts bc they are registered under seperate ISCR codes. The regular version from the pre-release and the album version are the same track, so the streams were transfered over (not combined) once the full album released. Come Back to Me placed #3 on bubbling under Hot100. A SIX AND HALF MINUTE SONG FROM A KOREAN ARTIST. The radio edit is the one that was sent to radio stations, but ofc, since this is a foreign artist, it barely got any pins, most were from fan request challenges that ARMY won against fans of Ariana, Sabrina, Taylor, Billie, etc Also want to point out 7/11 songs were deemed ineligible for broadcast by the korean government bc they contain swear words, profanity, and vulgar expressions and the first track "Right People, Wrong Place" because "it promotes anti social and unhealthy values" and most of the album is only streamable on melon for 18+ users
In Groin, the sound at the end is the sound is from a film strip ending or getting lose from the reel. The sound is from a tape on a reel of a movie projector, not the tape of cassette
25:42 just checked one of my albums, the sax in out of love is credited to 김오키 ! I’m pretty sure Namjoon is new to playing the saxophone, I think he’s learning in the military band
Thanks for name! I used to follow him. Vaguely remember that my "intro" to him was seeing a performance ("onstage"?) that he featured on w/ a gal guitarist/singer-songwriter about 6 years ago.
The sound in the end sounds like a Magnetophon tape ending. As a child in Eastern Europe, MJ songs were not really reaching us, so my parents had Billie Jeans at the end of such a tape. I listened to this song so many times and of the tape was ending every time, so this sound in really vivid in my memory.
As for “come back to me” both long version(the one with over 6 minutes) and radio edit version were released at the same time as pre release and the long version got 3.3 million streams on its first day…..and for cbtm having over 50 million (other versions play counts are not included)
The wild ride of sounds was unreal. I loved the concept and execution of this album. Different emotions that you could clearly hear in each track. So experimental and pretty damn fire.
yey!!!!!! 08:00 Coming from RM I could expect everything you guys said to be the meaning to "feeling high on a forest fire" to me it felt kind of setting everything on fire
To me it sounds incongruous and unsettling, given Namjoon’s deep connection to plants/nature and love for outdoors activities like hiking and biking. A forest fire is likely to be a profoundly sorrowful/distressing experience in his eyes. I can’t imagine him feeling “high” on it unless it refers to being literally helpless (impaired and unable to react/mentally process for some reason) while something very meaningful/important to him crumbles/disappears/gets destroyed.
omg I was so hoping you would do this! thank you!! Edit: i will say, there were just as many, if not more, fans who pushed back on the negativity about him smoking. i think a lot of this album is a response to expectations of perfection - whether by fans, antis, or the general public. that's why the musical "messiness" (so to speak) of the album is so satisfying to me - it's reveling in imperfection. E2: 45:00 that would be so sick
Personally, from the spaces I'm in, I see more non-fans act like BTS should be on a pedestal, with how outrage they get at every little thing they do, while fans tend to defend their rights to being human. When fans call them perfect, I've always seen that done as hyperbole, bc of course, fans are wont to hype like that. But I don't really see any fans truly believe the guys have no flaws.
on the other side people can get too extreme in defending members -- like people are allowed to feel how they feel, i've seen so much hate towards the ones feeling upset or disappointed, those are valid feelings and very much expected since the members have been fitting certain image and standards for about 10 years. it's great if you don't care and find it ridiculous and only care about their music, well then go on with your life and don't attack the ones with different feelings. What's with equaling disappointment, judgement and hate i don't understand. There are so many fans still admiring bts as "role models" as they say but at the same time at moments like this everyone is suddenly only caring about their music and defending bts from any negative feeling about them as if they are their children. There's a lot of immaturity masked as maturity.
I've waited you're reaction & comments so much. It's so great that I can meet "professional musicians' review" at home!! Thank you so much for all the people who made this video, especially for Umu님!! (I'm korean, so my English could be wrong😅😅)
i love when musicians disect and deep dive the technicalities of artists' songs! (i have no idea what y'all are talking about😂) also, i love how you get excited over this!!! 🥰
many has said that come back to me is like a post credit song,like a closure, like after a movie end. and its literally after Credit Roll too, and as you guys said it sounds quite different from other songs in the album. its the least caotic. like after all the crazy "messiness" you experience in the previous songs, rm thanked you in Credit Roll for listening, and give you closure with CBTM. AND rm performed it once during suga's concert D-Day Final. check it out. he sang it as like untitled song bc during that time the rpwp album hasnt finised yet
also about the smoking thing, i think the ones whose gone "mad" about it were gen public and media, bc they did frame him in a bad way. (not only rm, but other members has seen smoking too so i guess they kinda share the same statement of 'smoking kills i know its my fcking business' and he's speaking thru the album for the bts members). whenever a member has seen smoking, the public outrage gone crazy, especially from haters and also some of the fans whose against smoking. but a lot of army on twt side defend them for their choice. FUN FACT in this album theres a concept picture of him with smokes around him :) (like hes been smoking) also, the album is addressing a lot of "public expectations" on bts, like in Nuts, rm said ' (i'm) not a fucking diplomat'. theres no explanation from him yet but it can be interpreted as his reaction to how people expect him and bts to represent society/korea and do things for the people. but theyre only musicians, not people representations, not diplomats.
@@legendarybeast3166 why do bts need people to defend their choice to smoke though? is't it against the rhetoric of "they are just ordinary people" which means that nobody is free from being judged or disliked for something, it's just a part of life. by attacking people that are upset or disappointed fans prove that they see the members as some godly creatures that nobody can have a negative feeling about. I honestly saw no hate towards members only a couple of expressions of disappointment and a hell of hate towards the ones who expressed their disappointment and them being told that the way they feel is "wrong" and you supposed to have full acceptance and unconditional love for the members otherwise you're a hater. A whole curcus.
@@ekaterinash3546 umm yeah nobody said they need to be defended. maybe its my wording, sorry english isnt my first language. im just saying some fans werent mad/dissapointed abt that fact and defend them from those who were mad by saying its their choice, people dont got to dictate them what they can/cant do. its not like army treat them as godly creature, i think youre taking it too far with a lot of bitterness you need to take elsewhere :)
@@legendarybeast3166 well maybe we saw different things online because i see a lot of attacks from army towards fellow fans that have smth to say other than praise. you are not even allowed to say you don't like some song or an album, you're immediately labeled a hater. And expressing disappointment is not the same as dictating smb what to do even though even namjoon had cases of telling others what to do if you look closely.
First, THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge about the music!!! I knew what I liked but didn’t know why Second, the hate/criticism the members get is from obsessed antis. Army doesn’t make demands especially when they’re sharing private life with us. Cosplayers have been army’s bane.
Hmm, I'm not sure I agree. For sure, shallow fans and media are definitely targets of his criticism, but I think there's room for us to reflect on the fact that even us committed and genuine fans may not always be perfect, and may not always have a totally positive effect in everything we do, right? I think it's good for us as a fandom if we take the opportunity to admit we get things wrong, and look at how we can improve. Genuinely loving BTS doesn't mean you're incapable of hurting them or doing things they don't agree with. I mean they said very clearly in UGH: "Good intentions, bad intentions, they're all the same Sure you can get angry But if you cause harm to someone's life? I don't like that Stop." And yet there are still some die-hard ARMY who will take part in severely harassing and even trying to dox people who they feel have disrespected BTS, rather than just disagreeing, blocking and moving on. Some people are also happy to insult and drag other artists to get revenge on their fandoms. There are also some die-hard ARMY who 'love' the members but also project personal agendas onto them, trying to push them into certain things, or trying to re-write their history, inventing their own narratives, ignoring or painting over things the members have said. Or ARMY who express their 'love' for BTS by disregarding their boundaries and trying to peer into their private lives. In general I have tons of good things to say about ARMY, and I think most of us are really great people, but we're definitely not perfect (just as Bangtan isn't perfect) and we should be able to take some criticism!
@@shockofthenew me personally I will never feel bad for racist, homophobic, misogynistic, transphobic etc people being doxxed and getting fired and or dropped out of their universities 🤷♀️🤷♀️ they did it to themselves with being a sht human being online thinking they're untouchable lol
@shockofthenew I can agree with this, but I'm not sure if I'd take the insta pic incident to be a good highlight for it (personally, I saw more criticism from the fandom when Tae's pic first came out, but I also sae waaay more ppl were mad that his privacy was invade; for Joon, I didn't even see any criticism by ARMY except for complaints that how were using it to bash him). And tbf, whenever I see reports abt BTS backlash, it's always be presented as "their fans" leading the outraged when it's clearly not their fans (like the dumb thing with Frank Ocean). I wish we could normalize calling out haters first in the broader media sphere. I'm not saying there aren't those overcontrolling fans that need a reality check (mantis used to be more called out) or that individuals don't have a toxic moment or that we can't use this to check ourselves. But I just wouldn't say this incident was a fandom backlash to support this interpretation of the song. For that, I'd say a better example to call out ARMYs overstepping their bounds as fans would be if they called out this whole current BTS boycott movement from Scooter being CEO of Hybe America (which I would say is more closely related with Groin, of any track, with the diplomat line, which is giving me flashbacks on how ppl were acting during the BLM protests).
@@em5522 Oh, I wasn't basing this on one insta pic but on a looong list of things I've seen throughout their career. These are general trends which have been around in the fandom since the beginning (though they did get more intense as their level of fame rose). The same kind of problems exist in every fandom honestly. I definitely know what you mean with the mislabeling of certain things as coming from 'ARMY' when in fact they were mainly led by solos or antis... we do get blamed for a lot of things which genuinely aren't our fault, or get misrepresented by lazy journalists who write narratives that never happened - e.g. "BTS fans shocked to learn the band will enlist in the military" or "BTS fans heartbroken to hear the band is breaking up" or "ARMY is uncomfortable with explicit lyrics" or "ARMY are convinced BTS have never been in relationships" etc... regular headlines which don't reflect reality at all, pure fantasy invented by the press to fit their biases, which then get accepted by passers-by who don't know any better. It's exhausting. Not to mention the amount of times some media person will insult BTS (including being openly bigoted), and they will get approximately 1500 very polite comments telling them that was disrespectful and asking them to apologise... and also 3 or 4 comments (usually from very young fans) expressing their anger violently. But the headline will be "ARMY sends mass death threats" with no acknowledgement of the vast, vast amount of reasonable comments, the relatively tiny amount of extreme ones, or the bigotry which caused this response in the first place. So I'm not denying that issue at all. But I still think ARMY as a whole has problems we need to address, which actually are coming from our own fandom culture... There's so much good stuff in there too and I don't want to just highlight the negatives, I could write a whole essay about all the wonderful aspects of ARMY culture! But I do think sometimes we have a tendency to downplay problems or immediately re-write it so the people doing the bad stuff weren't "real" ARMYs, when in fact they were. It's also an issue that the fandom is so vast and decentralised that there's no way to define exactly what ARMYs are like or what we believe - we're far too diverse for that. Most of the time when some group of ARMYs did something bad, I don't hear about it until after it's happened. It was outside my bubble, I don't know anyone involved, and none of the ARMYs I interact with approve of it, so there's not much I can do except speak up after the fact and say "hey, I don't agree with that..." but it feels like I'm preaching to the choir. I don't even know how to find or reach the kind of people who are actually doing those things. On another note, I don't necessarily agree with you about the boycotts, I think that's a very complex issue which doesn't fit the usual 'manager ARMY' situation. Manager ARMYs are more like the kind of people who keep pestering Jin about his acting debut, implying the company is holding him back, and send trucks to HYBE with his face on them (humiliating him), when he has clearly said several times that he's no longer interested in acting, and has to keep actively shutting those 'fans' down. Those are people who decided they know better than the members about what shape their careers should take, and invent narratives of "oh he's a poor little baby who can't make his own choices, I know better." (btw I just picked that one example but the same thing happens with every member's solo stans). On the other hand the Scooter Braun issue is political, it's conflicting with people's deeply held political beliefs, and it seems to conflict with the values BTS have expressed in the past. I may not think they're going about it the right way, especially because the BDS movement clearly state that organising your own boycotts undermines their aims(!!) and because apparently there's no legal basis to end someone's contract on political grounds, so what they're asking for might literally be impossible. I do think a fair amount of antis have attached themselves to that cause because it's a very convenient way for them to add to their long-term goals of trying to bring BTS down, and I do think some people are approaching it in a performative way... but I don't think everyone who's upset about Braun's involvement or who's choosing to personally boycott is a manager anti. Some of them are simply disappointed fans who feel this is something they can't support, and who are trying to communicate (loudly and publicly) to the BTS members that, while they still want to be fans, this issue is making it impossible for them. I'm not saying whether or not it's a good way of expressing that message, or whether it's fair considering we don't know what BTS' contractual situation is... and at the end of the day, perhaps those people should just give up on being fans rather than holding out for the impossible. But I think it's separate from the usual manager anti issue... rather than underestimating the members' ability to make their own decisions, they are perhaps overestimating it. As another example, think of times in the past when fans have spoken up about things they disagreed with - were they always manager antis? When early fans wrote letters talking about aspects of racism and misogyny, and expressing their disappointment in certain things, were they being manager antis? I don't think so. In fact I think they were (for the most part) doing a good job as fans by informing the members (often in a generous tone, coming from a friendly perspective) that some of their choices weren't quite right, and helping them to learn and grow in better directions. If early fans hadn't done that, and had just blindly supported everything, would we have ended up with the same BTS we have today? I'm not saying these boycotts are the same as that, or that every criticism people make of BTS is valid! In fact I think people generally criticise them far too much in completely unfair ways, and that ends up drowning out the few important issues it would be good for them to hear about. However I am saying it's not always a bad thing to criticise artists you love, it's not a matter of "praise everything they do without question" or else "be an anti who's trying to control and/or destroy them". There's definitely a healthy middle-ground. I think that narrative, where you must either praise and accept everything, or else be an anti who's trying to bring them down, is actually one of our biggest problems as a fandom. At its worst, that can lead us into some slightly cult-like thinking where questioning anything will get you labelled as an enemy, so people are afraid to speak up or have any kind of controversial opinion, and people who do have good points to make get harassed into leaving. Again, the above essay is definitely a generalisation, I know many ARMY are open-minded and perfectly capable of having nuanced conversations!! I'm just talking about the worst side of things, because I think accepting our flaws is what helps us improve, just as BTS becoming aware of their flaws has helped them improve. In fact the only reason I criticise the fandom is because I love it and I want us to be the best we can be! Anyway, sorry for another overly-long comment, I have a lot of thoughts about this! And thanks for being open to conversation :)
Come Back to Me was released as a 6 minute song in the pre-release, they released both the full 6-minute version and the radio version but everyone streamed the 6-minute version and liked that one, that's why the plays are correct
So did you all listen to the album before recording? It would have been nice to experience that part with you, not just your summaries after hearing the whole thing. The track by track building is part of the reaction too! But we lose that when it's an after the whole album reaction.
I feel like they probably reacted after giving it a few listens bc the album is pretty dense and it would make sense to jolt down some things you want to highlight, mention or discuss which wouldn't be as possible if you're going through a first-time listen
Thank you for confirming for me that I am correct that Around in the World in a Day is the best song on this album. 🙂 Also, RM will be released from the military on June 2025, as will Jimin, JK, V, and SUGA. It's expected that they will start with group focused activities at that time, though. Also, RM did do a performance - at Rollling Hall in Seoul for about 200 ARMY. Rolling Hall was his dream venue when he first started in the music industry. It was a part of his promotion for "Indigo." The short lengths of songs is going to kill the music industry in the end. Thanks TikTok. I hate that trend.
Just 2 minutes in...and it's the return of Umu's Mutley's laugh!! (At least for me, I haven't been listening for a while). Btw one of the many producers JNKYRD, pronounced junkyard, is "all over" HYUKOH's (&AAA) new album project; just like "RP,WP"
Hi former bass clarinet player here just to clarify that on the album credits for Domodachi it is indeed a sax and not a bass clarinet. I thought it mightve been one at first too and was really excited but it sounds a little too brassy. Really enjoyed this album review though! When the album first came out I felt like all the reviews on youtube were not going deep enough into the music so I'm glad this video exists.
Hello! Could you please let us know where has reaction to Jimin's 'Like Crazy' disappeared to, if it ever existed? It's not on Patreon or CZcams, it's not on the upcoming or existing reactions list, and it was never on the "won't react to" list either... If you never reacted to it but forgot to put on the list, please let us know. Thanks~
come back to me is my favourite just because it basically sounds like a hyukoh song with rm vocals and ive been desperate for more hyukoh songs for 4 years looooolllll. very happy to hear that theyre gearing up for a release (with sunset rollercoaster)
Wow. Glad y’all noticed RPWP and consider it review worthy, since you don’t for most BTS or BTS member work. The music and production on FACE was brilliant, for example. But I think y’all are more typical Kpop fans or something, right?
Hi all! Thanks for listening/watching! We definitely have plans to react to a track or two off of Right Place, Wrong Person with our full react crew in the future! Since our react crew consists mostly of college students, during school breaks we’re unable to film full crew reactions to new releases as everyone travels out of town. Therefore, our Classical & Jazz Musicians React series is on film hiatus mid-May through August. We’ll be able to cover recent releases again when school starts back up in September. In the meantime, we’ll work on editing the reactions we already have scheduled! (Which includes a 4-person reaction to Come back to me ☺)
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That'll be great!!! Take as much time as you like!!❤ But please let the react crew react to as many songs from this album as possible!! It's just that good
I'm waiting for this album reaction so longggg time. I'm thinking of you all while I listen this album!
We don’t mind if it takes time, I’m just happy to know that Namjoon’s art is going to be analyzed by you guys. I hope you all react to 2 songs
take your time!! it’s enough that it is already in your plans 💜 will be looking forward to it and the cbtm reaction.
On the forest fire line. Namjoon is often associated with a tree. Namu means tree in Korean, fans sometimes refer to him in this way, and even his previous collaborators described him in this way. Finally, he sometimes talks about life as a tree with more branches developing the more years you have.
Why didn't I think of this before, it's such a good point! He is strongly associated with trees and has quite a few lyrics comparing himself and his life to trees, so the forest fire line makes even more sense in that context.
Oh yeah that last part about the branches being parts of your life makes so much sense taking into consideration it seems like Namjoon’s idea of what his life would be changed drastically, like it burned
Right Place Wrong Person es una obra super introspectiva e inquietante, desde que escuche la primer pista y hasta finalizar el álbum, las palabras alucinante, paroxismo y adictivo se presentan en mi cerebro cada vez que lo escucho
RM had an album review with Jimin(video is called 'MINI MONI MUSIC') where he discussed how the album came to be, concept etc. He said a group of forty musicians and producers took over the 5th floor of the HYBE building and held a "song camp" for a matter of months. He said Sam Yawn told RM that RM has such a dichotomy of personality maybe he should work through it musically and delay his enlistment and make another album. You should check out the video. Full of insight and raw honesty by RM. 'Around The World In a Day' Mt #1. Not a musician, but 76 years old and a consumer of all the Greats from Sinatra, Sam Cooke, Elvis, Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Motown, Bob Marley and right through to BTS, Rock, R&B, Reggae, Hip Hop and Rap, to me this album is a Musical Masterpiece. 💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! Me sprinting to that video rn: 🏃🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️💨
Yesssss gen speak!!!
I want RM to talk about this album like how he’s always described process of how everything is put out on an album….I hope some documentary comes out soon
We may get rpwp documentary
1:02:24 The album itself is perfectly described as ‘ Rage and Grace’. That is why the first part of album felt darker than the 2nd part of album (after the ?(interlude))
Favorite songs in the album change constantly based on my mood. Right now, its Domodachi, nuts, around the world in a day😂😂
I'm obsessed with Around The World In A Day!
Absolutely correct, I am also obsessed with this song and it's been days 😂😂
happens to me too. all the songs are so good and different
Let's face it This album has all us little music nerds bouncing with joy.
RM plays the tenor sax in the militairy band. He came top of his training cadre and was consulted. Known as the clumsy god of destruction the idea of him with armaments did worry me. Having seen him hurt himself so often... He even had to have stitches on the first day of filming the mv of COME BACK TO ME.
For Come Back to Me, both the full 6:29 version and the radio edit were released at the same time as the pre-release. The mv is just a slightly different cut from both. When we saw how long the song was we cheered.
And the single CD of "Come back to me" has the MV version of the song, which is my preferred one!
RM is in the military band learning to play the sax but he could not play it before enlisting. When his bandmate Jin finished his military service, the other members greeted him at the gate and RM brought his sax and played a snippet of Dynamite.
I think this is an assumption, not fact. We don't actually know for sure that he hadn't been taking sax lessons for a while with the intention of playing in the military band. He oculd have been practicing/learning the sax for 5 years for all we know. Neither he nor Big Hit have ever addressed it one way or the other.
Having said that, It doesn't look like RM is the "Kim" credited on it, even though it is someone who's family name is Kim.🙂
"he could not play it before enlisting"? are you sure? porque de lo que he aprendido RM tiene un trillón de talentos que parece que army ni conoce. RM toca el piano, guitarra, ukulele y flauta, además de Sax.
RM es un genio que le encanta la música, además de un artista que valora la creación, por eso me encanta ver a reales músicos reaccionando a la música que él crea. Recuerdo la reacción de Change pt2 en este canal, woao ver la capas de significación que RM alcanza con cada una de sus elecciones, es como distinguir las direcciones de las pinceladas en un cuadro de Monet.
@@OT7_DopeOldARMY That’s exactly right. They never addressed it. He never, ever said he plays an instrument. And the members were asked if they did in an interview. We know Suga plays piano and was learning guitar, V played sax for 3 years, Jin learned how to play certain songs on the guitar and piano, Jungkook played the drums for a rendition of Dynamite. Are you really calling me out for an imaginary behind-the-scenes hidden talent of RM’s that he never mentioned? Don’t be ridiculous!
@@sharonlahaye5803 No, I’m pointing out that you stated as 100% fact something we do NOT know as absolute fact. All you had to do is add a qualifier like “We don’t believe that” or “as far as ARMY knows.” It’s equally as likely that he took lessons for a year, or 6 months, or 3 months before joining the military as it is that he didn’t. Just don’t state things as fact that haven’t been confirmed or denied by a member or Big Hit. It’s a simple concept.
@@OT7_DopeOldARMY ok, my bad, but really don’t you think it would have been mentioned at least once? It’s over analyzing a simple comment.
YES YES YES, this is the perfect album for this breakdown, I’m so happy :,)
It was classified as THE BEST ALBUM OF 2024
RM'S album IS ART
i so hope the musicians that participated in the making of this album know how much people are dissecting and analyzing and chewing on the songs
i cant imagine how satisfying it would feel to have these little intentional details you put in be pointed out and appreciated!
havent really decided on a top three but based on which songs i end up repeating the most: domodachi, interlude, and around the world in a day
i have little to no knowledge on music theory, classifying instruments etc but there really is something that just scratches your brain when you hear these songs.
i am also sooo curious about the making process of this album and if it was approached with technical ideas and carefully assembled together or if it was going by the innate musicality of a group of talented people and rendering/tweaking details to refine it
my current favorite pastime is watching people discuss and review this wonderful album so this video was super enjoyable!!!
thank you for all the musical insights on rpwp
it makes me love it all the more:D
There are definite hints that we might be getting an album-making documentary in the near future :)
Also, the "feeling high on a forest fire" the things that flies in the sky because of a forest fire are ashes. They've referenced flying high quite a lot over the years, and he's recently talked about how burnt out he was as an artist/creative/person.
One of my favorites is Nuts! I find it mirrors a relationship where it starts sexy, then the incompatibility leads to begging for compromise, then comes the anger when it all goes to hell! RPWP is honestly so fantastic, please I beg for you all to listen to it with headphones! It's goosebumps!
Such an incredible record! Ambitious and experimental but so digestable I've been going back to it everyday since release and it doesn't get old! Such a perfectly flow, each tracks leads to the other harmonically, rhythmically, in energy, story telling and I'm really brought on this emotional journey of hitting a breaking point to getting lost and slowly finding my right place and/ or getting assurance to be the right person regardless! With wach track also telling its own story and standing on its own
I could rant for days!!
Same.
Abt Come Back to Me
He performed this song during Suga's last encore concert in Seoul back in August 2023, but he said the song was still untitled and not finished bc he was still working on it. He worked on the album until the very last days before he had to leave for the military in December, so ARMY were anticipating it a lot. And yes, Come Back to Me came out as a 6:28 song in a single format and debuted with over 3 milliion streams in the first 24 hours, streams from the radio edit part fo that single **did/do not** combine on streaming platforms or charts bc they are registered under seperate ISCR codes. The regular version from the pre-release and the album version are the same track, so the streams were transfered over (not combined) once the full album released. Come Back to Me placed #3 on bubbling under Hot100. A SIX AND HALF MINUTE SONG FROM A KOREAN ARTIST. The radio edit is the one that was sent to radio stations, but ofc, since this is a foreign artist, it barely got any pins, most were from fan request challenges that ARMY won against fans of Ariana, Sabrina, Taylor, Billie, etc
Also want to point out 7/11 songs were deemed ineligible for broadcast by the korean government bc they contain swear words, profanity, and vulgar expressions and the first track "Right People, Wrong Place" because "it promotes anti social and unhealthy values" and most of the album is only streamable on melon for 18+ users
He really OUTDID himself this album❤❤ it was selected as one of the best albums on 2024 so far by Rolling Stones, Billboard,AP ,and NME
One of the best album this year💜
In Groin, the sound at the end is the sound is from a film strip ending or getting lose from the reel. The sound is from a tape on a reel of a movie projector, not the tape of cassette
omggg thank you so much for making this one free 😭😭 I'm so obssessed with this album, I clicked the notification so fast 🗣🗣
25:42 just checked one of my albums, the sax in out of love is credited to 김오키 ! I’m pretty sure Namjoon is new to playing the saxophone, I think he’s learning in the military band
Thanks for name! I used to follow him. Vaguely remember that my "intro" to him was seeing a performance ("onstage"?) that he featured on w/ a gal guitarist/singer-songwriter about 6 years ago.
Is there an english name for that word
@@yesitis034 “Kim Oki”
The sound in the end sounds like a Magnetophon tape ending. As a child in Eastern Europe, MJ songs were not really reaching us, so my parents had Billie Jeans at the end of such a tape. I listened to this song so many times and of the tape was ending every time, so this sound in really vivid in my memory.
As for “come back to me” both long version(the one with over 6 minutes) and radio edit version were released at the same time as pre release and the long version got 3.3 million streams on its first day…..and for cbtm having over 50 million (other versions play counts are not included)
YEEESSSSSS
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SINCE THE ALBUM CAME OUT AMD IM GONNA ENJOY IT. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
little simz's part sounds like the train is accelerating, especially after watching the music video. I love Domodachi sm🔥🔥🔥
The wild ride of sounds was unreal. I loved the concept and execution of this album. Different emotions that you could clearly hear in each track. So experimental and pretty damn fire.
I am a music otaku and a RM otaku so this is heaven to me.
This is a very satisfying conversation. I'm addicted to knowledgeable folk breaking down this album. Thank you
yey!!!!!!
08:00 Coming from RM I could expect everything you guys said to be the meaning to "feeling high on a forest fire" to me it felt kind of setting everything on fire
To me it sounds incongruous and unsettling, given Namjoon’s deep connection to plants/nature and love for outdoors activities like hiking and biking. A forest fire is likely to be a profoundly sorrowful/distressing experience in his eyes. I can’t imagine him feeling “high” on it unless it refers to being literally helpless (impaired and unable to react/mentally process for some reason) while something very meaningful/important to him crumbles/disappears/gets destroyed.
I love this album but now even more so after the way you guys dissected the album and really educated us. #BassClarinetInHipHop
omg I was so hoping you would do this! thank you!!
Edit: i will say, there were just as many, if not more, fans who pushed back on the negativity about him smoking. i think a lot of this album is a response to expectations of perfection - whether by fans, antis, or the general public. that's why the musical "messiness" (so to speak) of the album is so satisfying to me - it's reveling in imperfection.
E2: 45:00 that would be so sick
Personally, from the spaces I'm in, I see more non-fans act like BTS should be on a pedestal, with how outrage they get at every little thing they do, while fans tend to defend their rights to being human.
When fans call them perfect, I've always seen that done as hyperbole, bc of course, fans are wont to hype like that. But I don't really see any fans truly believe the guys have no flaws.
on the other side people can get too extreme in defending members -- like people are allowed to feel how they feel, i've seen so much hate towards the ones feeling upset or disappointed, those are valid feelings and very much expected since the members have been fitting certain image and standards for about 10 years. it's great if you don't care and find it ridiculous and only care about their music, well then go on with your life and don't attack the ones with different feelings. What's with equaling disappointment, judgement and hate i don't understand. There are so many fans still admiring bts as "role models" as they say but at the same time at moments like this everyone is suddenly only caring about their music and defending bts from any negative feeling about them as if they are their children. There's a lot of immaturity masked as maturity.
I love this album so much! If you havent heard RM's previous solo work, Indigo and Mono, i think you'll love it too! You should give it a try. 😊❤
I've waited you're reaction & comments so much. It's so great that I can meet "professional musicians' review" at home!! Thank you so much for all the people who made this video, especially for Umu님!! (I'm korean, so my English could be wrong😅😅)
i love when musicians disect and deep dive the technicalities of artists' songs! (i have no idea what y'all are talking about😂) also, i love how you get excited over this!!! 🥰
many has said that come back to me is like a post credit song,like a closure, like after a movie end. and its literally after Credit Roll too, and as you guys said it sounds quite different from other songs in the album. its the least caotic. like after all the crazy "messiness" you experience in the previous songs, rm thanked you in Credit Roll for listening, and give you closure with CBTM. AND rm performed it once during suga's concert D-Day Final. check it out. he sang it as like untitled song bc during that time the rpwp album hasnt finised yet
also about the smoking thing, i think the ones whose gone "mad" about it were gen public and media, bc they did frame him in a bad way. (not only rm, but other members has seen smoking too so i guess they kinda share the same statement of 'smoking kills i know its my fcking business' and he's speaking thru the album for the bts members). whenever a member has seen smoking, the public outrage gone crazy, especially from haters and also some of the fans whose against smoking. but a lot of army on twt side defend them for their choice. FUN FACT in this album theres a concept picture of him with smokes around him :) (like hes been smoking) also, the album is addressing a lot of "public expectations" on bts, like in Nuts, rm said ' (i'm) not a fucking diplomat'. theres no explanation from him yet but it can be interpreted as his reaction to how people expect him and bts to represent society/korea and do things for the people. but theyre only musicians, not people representations, not diplomats.
@@legendarybeast3166 why do bts need people to defend their choice to smoke though? is't it against the rhetoric of "they are just ordinary people" which means that nobody is free from being judged or disliked for something, it's just a part of life. by attacking people that are upset or disappointed fans prove that they see the members as some godly creatures that nobody can have a negative feeling about. I honestly saw no hate towards members only a couple of expressions of disappointment and a hell of hate towards the ones who expressed their disappointment and them being told that the way they feel is "wrong" and you supposed to have full acceptance and unconditional love for the members otherwise you're a hater. A whole curcus.
@@ekaterinash3546 umm yeah nobody said they need to be defended. maybe its my wording, sorry english isnt my first language. im just saying some fans werent mad/dissapointed abt that fact and defend them from those who were mad by saying its their choice, people dont got to dictate them what they can/cant do. its not like army treat them as godly creature, i think youre taking it too far with a lot of bitterness you need to take elsewhere :)
@@legendarybeast3166 well maybe we saw different things online because i see a lot of attacks from army towards fellow fans that have smth to say other than praise. you are not even allowed to say you don't like some song or an album, you're immediately labeled a hater. And expressing disappointment is not the same as dictating smb what to do even though even namjoon had cases of telling others what to do if you look closely.
i love this album
Happy and very proud of this RM album art is art❤
First, THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge about the music!!! I knew what I liked but didn’t know why
Second, the hate/criticism the members get is from obsessed antis. Army doesn’t make demands especially when they’re sharing private life with us. Cosplayers have been army’s bane.
Great breakdown/analysis of RM masterpiece that is "Right Place Wrong Person" album, Army Love! 🙋🏽♀️😍😘😂🤩👏🏽🕺🏽🎶🎤👑🥇💜✌️🙏🇺🇸 #RM #RPWP #Borahae #Apobangpo
Thank you thank you thank you thank you
Omg I was waiting for this react to k episode of you reacting to RIGHT PLACE WRONG PERSON. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
I’m so happy to see you tackle this album & hope to see more re: RPWP
I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!
RPWP = GRAMMY WORTHY!
This is the best reaction video EVER.
ARMY doesn't think RM is talking to ARMY with his criticisms, but fair weather fans and the media who do everything they can to tear BTS down
Hmm, I'm not sure I agree. For sure, shallow fans and media are definitely targets of his criticism, but I think there's room for us to reflect on the fact that even us committed and genuine fans may not always be perfect, and may not always have a totally positive effect in everything we do, right? I think it's good for us as a fandom if we take the opportunity to admit we get things wrong, and look at how we can improve. Genuinely loving BTS doesn't mean you're incapable of hurting them or doing things they don't agree with.
I mean they said very clearly in UGH:
"Good intentions, bad intentions, they're all the same
Sure you can get angry
But if you cause harm to someone's life?
I don't like that
Stop."
And yet there are still some die-hard ARMY who will take part in severely harassing and even trying to dox people who they feel have disrespected BTS, rather than just disagreeing, blocking and moving on. Some people are also happy to insult and drag other artists to get revenge on their fandoms.
There are also some die-hard ARMY who 'love' the members but also project personal agendas onto them, trying to push them into certain things, or trying to re-write their history, inventing their own narratives, ignoring or painting over things the members have said. Or ARMY who express their 'love' for BTS by disregarding their boundaries and trying to peer into their private lives.
In general I have tons of good things to say about ARMY, and I think most of us are really great people, but we're definitely not perfect (just as Bangtan isn't perfect) and we should be able to take some criticism!
@@shockofthenew me personally I will never feel bad for racist, homophobic, misogynistic, transphobic etc people being doxxed and getting fired and or dropped out of their universities 🤷♀️🤷♀️ they did it to themselves with being a sht human being online thinking they're untouchable lol
@shockofthenew I can agree with this, but I'm not sure if I'd take the insta pic incident to be a good highlight for it (personally, I saw more criticism from the fandom when Tae's pic first came out, but I also sae waaay more ppl were mad that his privacy was invade; for Joon, I didn't even see any criticism by ARMY except for complaints that how were using it to bash him).
And tbf, whenever I see reports abt BTS backlash, it's always be presented as "their fans" leading the outraged when it's clearly not their fans (like the dumb thing with Frank Ocean). I wish we could normalize calling out haters first in the broader media sphere.
I'm not saying there aren't those overcontrolling fans that need a reality check (mantis used to be more called out) or that individuals don't have a toxic moment or that we can't use this to check ourselves. But I just wouldn't say this incident was a fandom backlash to support this interpretation of the song. For that, I'd say a better example to call out ARMYs overstepping their bounds as fans would be if they called out this whole current BTS boycott movement from Scooter being CEO of Hybe America (which I would say is more closely related with Groin, of any track, with the diplomat line, which is giving me flashbacks on how ppl were acting during the BLM protests).
@shockofthenew agree.
@@em5522 Oh, I wasn't basing this on one insta pic but on a looong list of things I've seen throughout their career. These are general trends which have been around in the fandom since the beginning (though they did get more intense as their level of fame rose). The same kind of problems exist in every fandom honestly.
I definitely know what you mean with the mislabeling of certain things as coming from 'ARMY' when in fact they were mainly led by solos or antis... we do get blamed for a lot of things which genuinely aren't our fault, or get misrepresented by lazy journalists who write narratives that never happened - e.g. "BTS fans shocked to learn the band will enlist in the military" or "BTS fans heartbroken to hear the band is breaking up" or "ARMY is uncomfortable with explicit lyrics" or "ARMY are convinced BTS have never been in relationships" etc... regular headlines which don't reflect reality at all, pure fantasy invented by the press to fit their biases, which then get accepted by passers-by who don't know any better. It's exhausting.
Not to mention the amount of times some media person will insult BTS (including being openly bigoted), and they will get approximately 1500 very polite comments telling them that was disrespectful and asking them to apologise... and also 3 or 4 comments (usually from very young fans) expressing their anger violently. But the headline will be "ARMY sends mass death threats" with no acknowledgement of the vast, vast amount of reasonable comments, the relatively tiny amount of extreme ones, or the bigotry which caused this response in the first place.
So I'm not denying that issue at all. But I still think ARMY as a whole has problems we need to address, which actually are coming from our own fandom culture... There's so much good stuff in there too and I don't want to just highlight the negatives, I could write a whole essay about all the wonderful aspects of ARMY culture! But I do think sometimes we have a tendency to downplay problems or immediately re-write it so the people doing the bad stuff weren't "real" ARMYs, when in fact they were.
It's also an issue that the fandom is so vast and decentralised that there's no way to define exactly what ARMYs are like or what we believe - we're far too diverse for that. Most of the time when some group of ARMYs did something bad, I don't hear about it until after it's happened. It was outside my bubble, I don't know anyone involved, and none of the ARMYs I interact with approve of it, so there's not much I can do except speak up after the fact and say "hey, I don't agree with that..." but it feels like I'm preaching to the choir. I don't even know how to find or reach the kind of people who are actually doing those things.
On another note, I don't necessarily agree with you about the boycotts, I think that's a very complex issue which doesn't fit the usual 'manager ARMY' situation. Manager ARMYs are more like the kind of people who keep pestering Jin about his acting debut, implying the company is holding him back, and send trucks to HYBE with his face on them (humiliating him), when he has clearly said several times that he's no longer interested in acting, and has to keep actively shutting those 'fans' down. Those are people who decided they know better than the members about what shape their careers should take, and invent narratives of "oh he's a poor little baby who can't make his own choices, I know better." (btw I just picked that one example but the same thing happens with every member's solo stans).
On the other hand the Scooter Braun issue is political, it's conflicting with people's deeply held political beliefs, and it seems to conflict with the values BTS have expressed in the past. I may not think they're going about it the right way, especially because the BDS movement clearly state that organising your own boycotts undermines their aims(!!) and because apparently there's no legal basis to end someone's contract on political grounds, so what they're asking for might literally be impossible. I do think a fair amount of antis have attached themselves to that cause because it's a very convenient way for them to add to their long-term goals of trying to bring BTS down, and I do think some people are approaching it in a performative way... but I don't think everyone who's upset about Braun's involvement or who's choosing to personally boycott is a manager anti. Some of them are simply disappointed fans who feel this is something they can't support, and who are trying to communicate (loudly and publicly) to the BTS members that, while they still want to be fans, this issue is making it impossible for them. I'm not saying whether or not it's a good way of expressing that message, or whether it's fair considering we don't know what BTS' contractual situation is... and at the end of the day, perhaps those people should just give up on being fans rather than holding out for the impossible. But I think it's separate from the usual manager anti issue... rather than underestimating the members' ability to make their own decisions, they are perhaps overestimating it.
As another example, think of times in the past when fans have spoken up about things they disagreed with - were they always manager antis? When early fans wrote letters talking about aspects of racism and misogyny, and expressing their disappointment in certain things, were they being manager antis? I don't think so. In fact I think they were (for the most part) doing a good job as fans by informing the members (often in a generous tone, coming from a friendly perspective) that some of their choices weren't quite right, and helping them to learn and grow in better directions. If early fans hadn't done that, and had just blindly supported everything, would we have ended up with the same BTS we have today?
I'm not saying these boycotts are the same as that, or that every criticism people make of BTS is valid! In fact I think people generally criticise them far too much in completely unfair ways, and that ends up drowning out the few important issues it would be good for them to hear about. However I am saying it's not always a bad thing to criticise artists you love, it's not a matter of "praise everything they do without question" or else "be an anti who's trying to control and/or destroy them". There's definitely a healthy middle-ground.
I think that narrative, where you must either praise and accept everything, or else be an anti who's trying to bring them down, is actually one of our biggest problems as a fandom. At its worst, that can lead us into some slightly cult-like thinking where questioning anything will get you labelled as an enemy, so people are afraid to speak up or have any kind of controversial opinion, and people who do have good points to make get harassed into leaving.
Again, the above essay is definitely a generalisation, I know many ARMY are open-minded and perfectly capable of having nuanced conversations!! I'm just talking about the worst side of things, because I think accepting our flaws is what helps us improve, just as BTS becoming aware of their flaws has helped them improve. In fact the only reason I criticise the fandom is because I love it and I want us to be the best we can be!
Anyway, sorry for another overly-long comment, I have a lot of thoughts about this! And thanks for being open to conversation :)
so happy for this episode!! i need some one to talk about this album!!!!
Nuts is my favorite track 2222222222222😭
Come Back to Me was released as a 6 minute song in the pre-release, they released both the full 6-minute version and the radio version but everyone streamed the 6-minute version and liked that one, that's why the plays are correct
Will and Sam on RPWP, EXCELLENT CHOICE 🤩
So did you all listen to the album before recording? It would have been nice to experience that part with you, not just your summaries after hearing the whole thing. The track by track building is part of the reaction too! But we lose that when it's an after the whole album reaction.
I was gonna say the same thing! I’d have loved to watch this if it were people actually listening and reacting to the music
I feel like they probably reacted after giving it a few listens bc the album is pretty dense and it would make sense to jolt down some things you want to highlight, mention or discuss which wouldn't be as possible if you're going through a first-time listen
Was waiting for this!!
Thank you for making this one public … ✨💜💜💜✨
Thank you so much for sharing this. Your channel was the first I thought of when listening to the album.
Why just I found this channel today?
Love this!!!
Cool! Actually great idea, you can put here weeklies once a month picking the best podcast of the month
Is there a reaction video of them first experiencing the music?
Thank you 💜
I love this
i wish yall did a first reaction video😢
Pretty sure some of the songs are on their to react to list, so they recorded some first reactions.
@@r17-f6b ohhh cool then🤩 thanks
This album really a masterpiece🫡✨
YASSSSSS FINALLY 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I really loved ur insight.. 🫰
Do you also have reaction video or you listen album separately abd only discuss?
Thank you for confirming for me that I am correct that Around in the World in a Day is the best song on this album. 🙂
Also, RM will be released from the military on June 2025, as will Jimin, JK, V, and SUGA. It's expected that they will start with group focused activities at that time, though. Also, RM did do a performance - at Rollling Hall in Seoul for about 200 ARMY. Rolling Hall was his dream venue when he first started in the music industry. It was a part of his promotion for "Indigo."
The short lengths of songs is going to kill the music industry in the end. Thanks TikTok. I hate that trend.
Just 2 minutes in...and it's the return of Umu's Mutley's laugh!! (At least for me, I haven't been listening for a while). Btw one of the many producers JNKYRD, pronounced junkyard, is "all over" HYUKOH's (&AAA) new album project; just like "RP,WP"
Nuts is my favorite too.
AAAA CANT WAIT TO GET TO THIS AFTER CLASSSSSS
Hi former bass clarinet player here just to clarify that on the album credits for Domodachi it is indeed a sax and not a bass clarinet. I thought it mightve been one at first too and was really excited but it sounds a little too brassy.
Really enjoyed this album review though! When the album first came out I felt like all the reviews on youtube were not going deep enough into the music so I'm glad this video exists.
WOAH! Just bought the album, and wow that sax player has such a dark woody tone. So cool. And glad you enjoyed our video! :)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
BADVILLAIN - 'BADVILLAIN' !
@38:26 Do you ALSO hear "Go-ing Nuts Right Naow" ???
hadir
Hello! Could you please let us know where has reaction to Jimin's 'Like Crazy' disappeared to, if it ever existed? It's not on Patreon or CZcams, it's not on the upcoming or existing reactions list, and it was never on the "won't react to" list either... If you never reacted to it but forgot to put on the list, please let us know. Thanks~
Am i the only one who finds the album structure and overall sound somewhat similar to Pink Floyd's The Wall...?
don't say "i don't know" it's good to have personal interpretations and yours are interesting and deep
come back to me is my favourite just because it basically sounds like a hyukoh song with rm vocals and ive been desperate for more hyukoh songs for 4 years looooolllll. very happy to hear that theyre gearing up for a release (with sunset rollercoaster)
Can I look forward to a Red Velvet Cosmic album reaction/review? 🥹
He didnt delete it. Girl lol
will you react to nayeon’s abcd?
loved the video! please react to the new red velvet album 🥺
Please don't call Right Place Wrong Person a kpop album...it is not. RM is not kpop. RPWP is a hip-hop album and RM is a true artist.
PLEASE REACTION 'COSMIC' BY RED VELVET
They currently don't take more request due to school break. Please refrain from doing this under other artist's reaction videos. It's rude.
Can u review jk golden album
Wow. Glad y’all noticed RPWP and consider it review worthy, since you don’t for most BTS or BTS member work. The music and production on FACE was brilliant, for example. But I think y’all are more typical Kpop fans or something, right?