No offense intended at all, truly, it’s just hard to understand not appreciating, for just one example, a song like Spring Day for it’s totality of brilliantness. The emotion, the symbolism, how very bold and in the delicate manner they had to handle putting out such a song to begin with. I could go on for days, song after song that have touched my heart, provoked my thoughts, educated me on the world’s cultural differences (Baepsae!). They have addressed so many social issues. I love many artists, the ones that make me feel I love the most. I love Bangtan. As for Dynamite, I don’t dislike the song but it’s not among my faves. Makes sense tho, except for some lyric changes necessary to make the song work in a group concept they did not write it and we must always remember that English is nowhere even near their first language. I appreciate Dynamite more however as the album closer for BE. It put the we can & will enjoy all the small things life after Covid punctuation mark on the piece. Ahhhh…. BE is such a beautiful album. Anyway, topic done for me, we are all different. Looking forward to their first public performance of Butter on the BBMAs!
Ironic if you to mention Baespae as the song was just referenced in the new Harvard Law Review
https://twitter.com/modooborahae/status/1392498548084707329?s=21
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