But we didn't give up, and now we are a team where each member is irreplaceable. Jimin: Because each member was so different, I think it was hard for everyone to understand each other.
We now know what each of us are thinking just by looking at each other. But we were able to overcome that after frequently talking to each other and living together for a long time. J-Hope: There was a time when we fought each other quite a bit because we all came from different backgrounds and our personalities were so different. It was difficult for all of us to focus our thoughts on one single point, but looking back, they are all good memories. Suga: Seven men with different values living together was not easy. But I think we overcame that by working on understanding and caring for each other over time. RM: Seven grown men always staying close together and experiencing work and life at the same time means that we come face to face with numerous contradictions and differences.
PAPER: What's the greatest challenge you've faced as a group, and how did you overcome it? And if BTS is the lightning, their fans are the thunder. (In 2017, Big Hit announced that for its English translation, "BTS" would thereafter stand for "Beyond The Scene" to coincide with their pursuit to inspire youth to seize their own future.) That unapologetic self-love is a major cornerstone of BTS' widespread message, and just one of the many reasons the septet has inspired Beatlemania levels of devotion. Originally, the group's titular acronym represented the Korean phrase "Bangtan Sonyeondan" (or "Bulletproof Boy Scouts" in English), a metaphoric nod to their initial mission to protect the youth from society's criticisms. Jimin (Park Ji-min, 24) is an elegant dancer and lyricist whose delicate vocal style is chills-inducing V (Kim Tae-hyung, 23) is a talented actor and deeply soulful vocalist Jungkook (Jeon Jung-kook, 22), the group's shy yet strong "golden" maknae (youngest member), is well-regarded for his impressive songwriting talent and for making short, insightful documentaries chronicling the group's journey and playful J-Hope (Jung Ho-seok, 25) boasts explosive rapping and dancing skills, which are on prominent display on 2019's "Chicken Noodle Soup," his multilingual rework of the 2006 hit with Mexican-American pop artist Becky G.īTS' wide-scale discography, catchy as it is, is packed with complex lyrics about a multitude of layered topics often considered taboo in traditionally conservative Korean society, from the crushing societal pressures explored in "N.O," an aggressive hip-hop single about South Korea's restrictive education system, to the importance of discussing mental health as heard in "The Last," Suga's solo track about anxiety and depression, released under his Agust D stage name. Worldwide Handsome," is a sentimental songwriter. Thoughtful and fierce, Suga (Min Yoon-gi, 26) is a skilled yet humble record producer and songwriter who has worked on tracks for other K-pop idols like Epik High and Heize, and angel-voiced Jin (Kim Seok-jin, 26), a.k.a. RM (Kim Nam-joon, 25), an agile rapper and hip-hop prodigy, serves as the group's sagacious de facto leader who, thanks to his English-speaking skills, often acts as a translator for his bandmates when abroad. Each member of BTS is a multifaceted artist in his own right.
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