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January 28, 2026

BTS War of Hormone - MV + Dance + Live

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Maryam · June 7, 2026

Probably my least favorite song of BTS

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Cookie · April 20, 2026

One thing is that almost all teens and people in their early 20's will say and do stuff that aren't good, some things might even be bad and some things unintentionally hurt people but it's how you react after that matters, that you learn from it and evolve. When we are small kids we fall and burn ourselves etc and when we get older we say things without fully thinking it through or because we learnt it from others etc but we learn from it and if we hurt someone we say we are sorry and will do better. I think BTS early on getting this critique, even though it was to severe, was something that made them into who they are now, more aware than they would have been and also taught people around the world to think more about misogyny and how it affect our everyday life etc etc. Korea is a very hierarchical, patriarchal and there is a lot of misogyny so the normal in Korea, especially back then, is/was pretty misogynistic so teens saying something misogynistic doesn't mean they are aware of that it is. That's why we teach our younger generations and correct them. But telling people they did something bad/hurtful should be done without hate and harassment unless someone genuinely was out to hurt others. Honestly even I who never been homophobic and who aren't straight myself have used some questionable expressions etc. back when I grew up in the 90's, because those things was normal things to say back then, also things like saying boys was like a girl, "you throw like a girl" etc, as an insult, was normal back then, not until I got older did I realise hor F'ed up some things were, someone telling me back then that those things could hurt others would have been good, good to learn earlier. Anyway what I really wanted to say is that even if it wasn't that big a deal what BTS did I think it was good in the end that BTS learnt more about misogyny etc early and even though the hate they got went to far I don't think we should minimize or say they did nothing wrong. No "boys will be boys" or "that is normal then and there so it doesn't matter" because we should always keep learning and bettering ourselves.

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Fairy · April 12, 2026

I love the cameraman zooming in on their asses everytime they do that one move😂

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KSB · March 27, 2026

This song and music video are so good, and I love the chaotic dance practice video so much. The so called “controversy” over this was despicable. What they had to go through from haters and antis for this song is absolutely a crime, because it is such a fun and playful song depicting a natural part of youth, brilliant piece of work. This is from their Dark & Wild album, which is probably my favorite album, second to Arirang. I can’t wait till you review the whole album because it’s a masterpiece from their early days, and there are no “B” sides imo, they’re all winners and so unique

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Feeh Nunes · March 18, 2026

I know it's asking too much, but could you make the "BTS Yet To Come Busan Concert" video available for free for at least two weeks? I believe many people here, like me, who can't afford a subscription (unfortunately, because I really wanted one), would love to see your reactions to watching the show. And then you could make it available again only for subscribers. Of course, only if you can, if not, that's okay. Thank you in advance! (I love seeing your reactions!)

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Jn Whalien · March 17, 2026

The dance practice you've watched is not the original dance practice tho. It was the chaotic version dance practice XD The original is the one where they're outside on the grass dancing

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ALAISYA PUJA DJAFAAR 1 · March 17, 2026

can u guys react the story behind of their comeback at Gwanghwamun square by KPC and the album concept, and their animation trailer

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KNJ · March 17, 2026

This song was so tongue in cheek, it’s hilarious 😁💜

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Steve Blevins · March 17, 2026

V is a marvelous actor. This can be proven by watching three MVs: 1) War of Hormone, 2) Love Wins All, and 3) Winter Ahead.

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ÜMÜD · March 17, 2026

MY TİME BY JK PLSS

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Mar_inji · March 17, 2026

Pre-save arirang on Spotify 💜

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Ferris · March 16, 2026

you guys please understand that the majority of armys like this song, it was only antis, nitpickers and bored people who made a big deal about the lyrics; also, it was released in 2014 when armys weren't that strong of a fandom yet, so antis' voices were heard louder

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lightwren · March 6, 2026

You guys would have fun watching the halloween dance practice version!!

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Borahae414 · March 6, 2026

RM and J-Hope were 19. They had just been to LA to film American Hustle Life. Some experiences they had there with women were totally opposite of k-pop culture. It's no wonder they had their own hormones on their minds! I love this song. One line in it was misunderstood and definitely mistranslated. There's another song, gosh I can't remember, that has a lyric (paraphrased) "I text all day and you answer once" which sounds a little threatening. Someone here will remember.

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Elegbede Emmanuella · March 17, 2026

I think that's from Could you turn on your cellphone

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UnapologeticallyARMY · February 27, 2026

There is nothing wrong with this song. As a woman, I feel appreciated in a way. I mean, they're literally saying that women are the best gifts. Besides, most of the hate came from other fandoms and sensitive Koreans looking to fault BTS.

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Isa · February 24, 2026

I think you should do a video of reading comments and reacting to see if they go with your thoughts and what you learned in comparison with what was said like to continue in with the discussion

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Devuu · March 17, 2026

yes!!!

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Ashley Balleza · February 1, 2026

The people attacking them, were mostly from other fandoms. Within the fandom WOH is actually a very popular song. They performed a snippet of the song at the Golden Disk Awards when they did a Medley of their songs, either in 2017 or 2018; that was the last time they preformed the song live.

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Mons · January 31, 2026

Please react to "Right place, wrong person by RM" 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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mads · January 30, 2026

i think this song was intended to be extremely satire and mocking of how teenage males view women, thats how i viewed it, the exaggerated actions, even the name of the song, but i dont know if it hit the nail on the head fully, however, when i first listened to the song i found nothing wrong with it honestly, i think people blew it extremely out of proportion, we see western music that fully degrades women yet people still listen to these songs with no problem, but bts make a song with the lyric "women look good from front and back" and then theres a problem, part of me thinks that people didnt take offence to it but made it a bigger problem because they simply dont like bts , but bts have spoken up about it, namjoon specifically and he now gets his lyrics reviewed by female professors and they no longer perform the song.

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VancityGal · January 30, 2026

Army, for the most part, was not upset about the song. It's actually very popular amongst the fans and we're sad they don't perform the song. It was more like fans of other groups looking to attack BTS for any reason and this was the only thing they could find. 💜

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Fauziah Ziah · January 30, 2026

Talk about B-side song maybe you can try to see Heartbeat Paradise Sea Tomorrow and 2!3!

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Rina J. · January 30, 2026

💜🫶🏽🫶🏽💜

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Designbynadia · January 29, 2026

Highly recommend Attack on Bangtan! And the live, oh the live! Lol the Japan epilogue live

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Bianca · January 29, 2026

Please react to 2016 mama!!

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Rae-Rae · January 29, 2026

V is the president of the Ji-booty fan club 😂

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Ejlal Ahmed · February 20, 2026

Except he does not spank it as much as Jungkook does lets be honest. Also, I think Jungkook is the ass spanker of the group going around spanking everyone's asses

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lumine · January 29, 2026

remaining main MVs for the group : Not Today, THEN Yet To Come. the japanese exlusive MVs : for you, lights, film out, stay gold (carefull with the copyright on youtube) Others unclassified MVs: Heartbeat, We are bulletproof : the eternal, Young Forever, Make It Right Did I miss anything ? PS : once you're done with these man songs consider giving full albums a chance :)

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Debby Zelvia · January 29, 2026

https://youtu.be/Ha_xD1ZfI50

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Vanessa87530 · January 29, 2026

Just to give some context they do regular serious dance practices and then they do alternate versions where they play it up and goof around. This and Just one day were both alternate versions. We love those the most because you get to just see them having fun as they practice. So if you notice them just having fun in the practice just know it isn't ment to be serious and doesn't reflect the actual stage performance. Loved your reactions as usual thanks for making ao much context!

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gaia_astoria04 · January 29, 2026

If you like this dance practice, you need to watch the 21st Century Girl, Halloween version and the Go Go dance practice 🤣🤣🤣

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Monisha · January 29, 2026

"ehy EHY EHYYY EHY!" 😂😂 love it so much😂🩷

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serendipity · January 29, 2026

I really recommend you watch the BU (BTS UNIVERSE), it will make everything clear and it's such an important and interesting touch that BTS have added to their music and masterpieces. I highly recommend checking out xCeleste's BTS STORYLINE SUMMARY video, she covers everything and makes it so easy to understand the story line and the ideas behind each video.

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Chlo · January 29, 2026

Anytime V gets to show off his cheeky side on stage it's always the best. His charisma is insane, he entertains so perfectly.

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Betty Ba · January 29, 2026

This song is just so much fun. I'm sad they don't perform it anymore. Fake woke kpop stans are the worst. Because the ones who reported this song are the same ones still supporting people like seungri or taeil

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ltbenthusiast · January 29, 2026

I'm an ARMY through and through, and people definitely did overreact. BUT. I'm tired of ARMY pretending that there's absolutely nothing wrong with this song whatsoever. BTS themselves took accountability, RM took responsibility and made a point to try better. And tbh it's an insult to BTS's own autonomy to say that there's no problem. "Girls' clothes that make me cough, cough. They're see-through, see-through...Natural LASIK, I don't need to pay for it". RM's line. 'LASIK' is an eye surgery, insinuating that he doesn't need to pay or put more effort to see women more uncovered because see-through clothing does that itself. Can you imagine him saying something like that now? No. Because he's learned and grown. "My eyes keep going to girls' tummies, Girls are equations, and we solve 'em". Jungkook's line. He was 17. "Her head, body, waist, legs, even the parts I can't say. As a man, saying I'm not interested would be beyond ridiculous" J-hope's line. It IS misogynistic. And even now, they all make music with sexual tones, that are not misogynistic at all. There's a difference between being sexual towards a person they want, and objectifying the whole gender. Which means, they've learned. Let's respect their growth by not diminishing their decision to take accountability. Which is why they don't perform it anymore.

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Ramsha😔☺️ · January 29, 2026

U GUYSSS NEED TO WATCH THEIR HALLOWEEN SPECIAL DP

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Sandy · January 29, 2026

This song is sooooo good! It’s a total vibe. …. I’m putting it out there….. BRING IT ON TOUR!!!!

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Ramsha😔☺️ · January 29, 2026

OMG howww muchhh I anticipated this dance practice reaction!!!!

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my moon, your stars · January 29, 2026

I think what people forget to mention about the "controversy" regarding this song is that ARMY had nothing to do with it. You've gotten a small hint of some of the hardships and sabatoge they've gone through over the course of their career, but there is SO much more. The entire controversy came after they started gaining more popularity (their first wins on music shows as an example) from antis. Without getting into the entirety of it, they've had not only anti fans be toxic towards them, but whole rival agencies working to smear and sabatoge them. This is one of those things. What a lot of people miss is the fact the song is clearly satirical, which the choreography perfectly depicts. And the line that the antis used was the English translation that doesn't have the same connotation in Korean. All of this to say, it was just one of the many bs things they've had to endure over the years simply for being themselves and breaking out of the mold the idol industry typically keeps. Guess those antis and other agencies were right to be scared, bc BTS was and still is the biggest group on the planet...and they're still far from their peak.

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marica · January 29, 2026

as a woman i never thought woh was misogynistic to begin with but the controversy was actually good for them bc they got to educate themselves on misogyny. they even went to a women' studies professor to learn about it

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Jeonnpatt.yy · January 28, 2026

As a woman who was there during this time I never had an issue with this song. It was never disrespectful but more of making fun of the hormonal stage in everyone's (yes girls too) life. As a 25 year old I still don't see the issue with this song 🤣 THE SONG IS A banger !!

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Elise · January 28, 2026

Honeslty i don't think this song is disrespectful at all, it's just them singing about hormones in a young age, and it's such an unserious song🤣 Tae owns this song frrr

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DanielleM · January 28, 2026

Love this song! As a woman, I have no problem with it. And girls are just as hormonal as guys, I remember being this way once lol! That dance practice and the Halloween one are some of my favorite videos to watch!

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Jess Min · January 29, 2026

Yes… people forget sometimes that both sexes can go through this awkward stage too. Like I was entirely this way as many of us lmao.

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Carrie Crose · January 28, 2026

I love this song so much🩷🩷🩷

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Gray · January 28, 2026

I love WOH, so cheeky and fun and I love the footwork

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Kales · January 28, 2026

Also, teenage girls are hormonal (in that way) as hell too, it's not just guys! I think it applies to any teen experience

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DanielleM · January 28, 2026

Yes!! Thank you!

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luna · January 28, 2026

still can’t believe kpoppies really went and made a whole issue about this. anyone with common sense that actually dives deep into the lyrics and meaning would know this song isn’t misogynistic at all. like this is bts we’re talking about. the same seven men that have uplifted and respected women their entire careers. i honestly wish they’d perform this song again for their comeback just to spit it back in peoples faces but ik they won’t smh

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Kales · January 28, 2026

Listen, I am theee biggest intersectional feminist. And I effing LOVE the crap out of this song!! Like I am begging BTS to perform it on this tour lol. It's so good! And you're right, it's teens being teens. And not in a boys will be boys way, cuz that is just an excuse for poor behavior. But the things they said in this song are not bad at all. There is so much misogynistic music in the west, this is nothing like it. And the song is catchy as hell!! I loveeeee it

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Kat⁷ · January 28, 2026

Unlike other groups, their B sides are the best of the album.

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danyeli · January 28, 2026

although i understand the song is satirical and i never had a problem with it, im not mad about the controvercy that came with it since it made BTS evolve and gave them a different perspective, example namjoon educating himself on feminism and creating the banger 21st century girls. also react to their halloween dance practice of this song!! and the other ones too (including 21st century girls)

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Lindy · January 28, 2026

I think it's also super important to note that bts learned from the criticism they received. Whatever the intention behind the song, the fact is that they did receive backlash for it and it was not a happy time. I am actually glad they didn't double down on this but instead took the time to reflect on what had gone wrong and in what ways their actions could be construed as misogynistic or offensive. Namjoon has gone on record to say that he took the time to really understand went wrong and how he (and bts) could avoid repeating the same mistakes in the future. I commend them for this. And as a woman I found nothing wrong in this song. I love this song. 💜 ⟭⟬ BTS ⟭⟬ 💜

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Aparna · January 28, 2026

As a woman I love this song. It encapsulates that young teenage mindset to a tee, and its nothing in the grand scheme of things. Most American songs are so much more objectifying, but I'm guessing there's cultural difference there too. Either way, I thought this song was so much fun the first time I heard it. BTS took it more as a learning opportunity, apologized, took the experience and did better.

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Chimchiminie · January 28, 2026

When this song came out in 2014, BTS members were still quite young (mostly late teens), so the song reflects that stage of life. It became one of their early signature bold tracks and was very popular among fans for its catchy energy and fun choreography. The music video (which you can find easily on YouTube) shows them in a colorful, dramatic warehouse setting with stylish outfits and intense dance moves. Over time, some of the lyrics have sparked discussion — some people see it as problematic or dated because of the way it focuses so heavily on women's bodies and appearance in a very objectifying manner. Others view it as just an honest, satirical take on how young guys think and feel during that hormone-fueled phase, not meant to be taken too seriously. But BTS has not performed this song on stage since.

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Pika · January 28, 2026

bro what would they say if they see the dance practice of same song on halloween,, and yeah exactlyy jhope is doing chivelry in different ways as ladies first here.. and in mona lisa telling her take grab her own bad .. he loves independent women.. how introspective

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Mary Leona Weaver · January 28, 2026

I am a 65 year old ARMY. I LIVED through the Women's Liberation/Hippies/Cultural Reset. And I can tell you, if anyone sits down and listens to these lyrics - the entire song, not just pieces - it's quite obvious that this song is the OPPOSITE of mysogyny or objectification of women. Just like Boy In Luv, it's just how young men think and feel. I KNOW what mysogyny and objectification look like, and this ain't it!!! Nothing offensive in this song. Maybe it helps my perspective that I have raised a son, but I just don't see anything bad in this song.

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Dynia Sabe · January 28, 2026

Can't wait for you guys to react to film out🙏.. #borahae💜

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Anushka Srivastava · January 28, 2026

Y'all should see halloween of spring day chero they were so unserious oh my god

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Anushka Srivastava · January 28, 2026

Also guys there's a channel called Bangtan subs which has subtitles for the practice videos and Bangtan bombs which is like behind the scenes of their daily lives/ vlogs

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Anushka Srivastava · January 28, 2026

I love how Ronnie caught on the exaggeration because yes they were mocking boys acting crazy around women i think

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Bella Cat · January 28, 2026

As a woman. This was my favorite song of theirs for almost 2 years after i heard it the first time. I didn’t find it offensive or misogynistic

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mapats · January 28, 2026

When I first heard the song, I didn't find it offensive or misogynistic. This was just haters going off and wanting to affect them. They were just targeted for everything they did.

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luna · January 28, 2026

exactly!

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Moni · January 28, 2026

Can’t wait for you guys to react to their full albums especially dark&wild 😭💜

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Ceejayhey · January 28, 2026

Unrelated to Bangtan, but I have been here since the very start of your channel and I am just now realizing that all of your chairs (except for Ronnie’s) has only one arm 😂

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Kaylie · January 28, 2026

Korean artists like Jay Park have songs much worse than this. But since BTS were small, they had no industry power, so it was easy for big labels and media to target them and blow this up as a scandal to get rid of competition. Labels like SM and YG were revealed already to have used media and tried to sabotage bts throughtout their careers. The lyrics were purposely mistranslated for War of Hormone. Since armys are stronger internationally, they can bring bts down by making fans stop supporting. Regardless, the boys did seek feminist professors to review their lyrics afterwards, and read books to educate themselves, and apologized, which I think is amazing of them. I personally do not think they should have apologized since other korean celebs do worse and get away with things. In america we listen to worse stuff, and it's normal. This was childplay, not serious at all, but that's how koreans are.

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Shreya · January 28, 2026

Yes’s bts b sides even from their debut album have always been more introspective whatever topic they take

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Shreya · January 28, 2026

The controversy started a year after this song was released when bits were actually getting popular and many haters and fans of bts competitors made tweets saying bts are misogynistic and shouldn’t get popular them it was blown out of proportion in the media as always cause early bts were easy targets for media companies

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Shreya · January 28, 2026

The way there are sooo many songs in K-pop that are literally so misogynistic but bts was the one treated like shit bcz of haters making a big deal out of nothing about a song about young boys thinking with their hormones I’ll always be salty about it and them not performing just shows that they valve peoples feelings even if it isn’t their intention while other K-pop groups keep performing their questionable songs with no remorse just shows how biased the industry was towards bts

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Vanille81 · January 28, 2026

This song is hightly ironic (what some people couldn't understand at that time). They are litteraly mocking young boys during puberty 😂

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nana lund · January 28, 2026

V and jungkook were so adorable during these times V was so expressive.

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Angie7 · January 28, 2026

I lived in the 80s…everyone deserves to experience the 80s….not PERFECT you understand but we came from a place of not worrying what others thought…. culturally the music was mixed and enjoyed by all….and being offended was something you got over in a matter of minutes, you didn’t try to cancel someone over views…you either agreed or disagreed and moved on…..the main thing I don’t get is the song was about the hormones… your body changes…. your thoughts change…BUT ya know what SO DID the girls they had hormones all over the place and believe me when I say they objectified the boys just as bad. They treated men like meat!…I love the song💜💜💜💜💜💜

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Michelle · January 28, 2026

Manifesting War of Hormone on the tour 🕯️🕯️

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Moni · January 28, 2026

Real

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Irena · January 28, 2026

cannot WAIT for yall to listen to Tomorrow, that song is almost 12 years old and still one of my fav songs from their whole discography

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katsukiss · January 28, 2026

they already listened to it

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jzeesw · January 28, 2026

I really hate the amount of hate this song gets and always has. It makes no sense to me. Even by Korean standards, that cancellation was bullshit. Other Korean artists like Jay Park have released songs that actually objectify women and didn’t get nearly as much hate as BTS did. So this really feels like an anti thing. And it wasn’t just Korean haters, it was antis all over the world

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The Fictional Scholar · January 28, 2026

This song is a banger lol I love it. You can definitely tell they were super goofy and satirical with it. As a woman, especially knowing the lyrics in context and the true translation of them, I am totally unbothered by this song. Just like with anything, context is key xD lol but this song is such a vibe. I love listening to this song, and yeah, I agree: Taehyung kills it in this song lol

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Riri · January 28, 2026

The song was satire and the whole world, particularly other kpop stans overreacted. That's all

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Jessi R. · January 28, 2026

I hope you'll check out https://doolsetbangtan.wordpress.com/ for the lyrics, when you review the whole albums. 💜

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ojochan · January 28, 2026

If I’m not mistaken, channel Dial6137 is using Doolset’s lyrics fir their videos, so can be an option too

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Kharys A · January 28, 2026

Jimin in his iconic red pants outfit is something that was for the history books in the fandom and still it is...also V's grey hair and leather jacket 😫 I like that you react to the real War ver of the dance practice since is so funny and just show how crazy and chaotic they are together lol, I never understood what was the big deal with the controversy around the song when in Korea there are songs that really objectify women and in fact the whole kpop industry does it all the time with their female idols and girl groups but they were crucifying BTS for this song....well like another comment said here I hope one day they could perform the song again live 🤞🏾...I'll lost my sh*t if that happens I swear!!

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jiji ela · January 28, 2026

OMG I AM SOOOO EXCITED FOR Bsides tracks I CANT WAIT

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Cassidy · January 28, 2026

Ahh one of my favorites! The satire, the goofiness, the choreo, the emo fits, everything about this song and MV is a 10/10. I am delulu and would LOVEEE to see them perform this on tour! The mistranslation of the “girls are equations” lyric annoys me so much, it’s “Guys just SOLVE them.” It’s fun, silly, and satire. Plus, Yoongi said “If the standard of beauty is the ocean, you’re the deep ocean itself” like HELLO!

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Leslie Miller-Jackson · January 28, 2026

I love the song, and I wish they would sing it again at concerts.

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ddelusionall · January 28, 2026

I love this song!

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ameera prashani · January 28, 2026

jungkook time Squre is iconic...

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Da ruu · January 28, 2026

Jungkook in Times Square, please.

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Sophia · January 28, 2026

I actually can never take this song seriously 🤣🤣

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Kaylie · January 28, 2026

You guys have heard snippets of their B-sides throughout the Rise of Bangtan series, especially at the endings. The songs you guys like and start grooving to. They are definitely gems cant wait for your album reactions

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Nikki · January 28, 2026

ARMY call this our feminist anthem, we love the song and know it is meant to be very satirical. The lyrics, the delivery and the choreography and the MV show that it is satirical in nature. The choreography especially in that they repeatedly objectify their own male bodies. Many miss how much their choreography is very deliberate around each songs messaging. Notice who the girl chooses at the end of the MV, the one of them that was most respectful to her during the whole MV. Also it got some mathematical ARMYs calculating how many times V would have spanked the “jibooty” from all practices to performances 😂

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Mimi · January 28, 2026

Personally growing up listening to American music these lyrics were really nothing. I’ve seen much worse but I understand Korea has a different culture and may not be used to these kind of lyrics. I think that one of the reasons they broken out of the box of Kpop is because they take risks and this song prove that.

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grannykris · January 28, 2026

Mentioning the basketball court in MV, their current practice studio is one! (HUGE difference to this tiny one😹) LuvU Guys!

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S · January 28, 2026

I see War of Hormone as part of a sometimes cringey chapter in the long exploration young BTS had in grappling with masculinity and performing masculinity - a chapter most young guys go through - BTS just did it on camera. I agree that they camp it up and take the piss - it's performative. I understand those who feel uncomfortable with sexualisation of women in the lyrics but it's pretty tame when you put it against a lot of lyrics out there - I don't think the lyrics in War of Hormone justified the barrage of criticism it received when other songs go by totally unremarked upon. I also see it in the context of South Korean society at the time; South Korean cultural standards (worst gender equality in the OECD) did, and still do, normalise the sexualisation, objectification, catcalling etc of women. The fact that BTS received flak for this when there were other Korean idols who were literally convicted of trafficking women and serious SA but got off with light sentences makes you realise that in the end a lot of it was the media whipping up scandal because BTS were from a small company that challenged the industry heavyweights. I think the other thing I take from this is that BTS - especially Namjoon - really took on criticism, took responsibility for their actions, reflected, and changed their behaviours - BTS always took the lyrics and the messaging of their songs seriously but it was after this that the Most Beautiful Moment In Life and Love Yourself themes were born. I feel like the members realised the impact of their lyrics fully. War of Hormone BTS is an undeniable part of BTS's musical evolution and journey.

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Ceejayhey · January 28, 2026

Perfectly said!!

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Juliet Evans Lee · January 28, 2026

Thanks for doing this one. Glad you're going to do album reactions. Good decision to do the MVs first though, I think 💜

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Rara_OT7 · January 28, 2026

I didn't notice this at first but in the live performance, the lyrics in Korean are also slightly different to the music video. I noticed in the chorus instead of the '앞태도 최고 뒤태도 최고' meaning 'The best from the front, the best from behind', they slightly altered it to '여기도 최고 저기도 최고' meaning 'Here too (this part) is the best, there (that part) is the best too'. The change might have been deliberate due to the controversy going on then. There's probably more but this is the line that stood out and I went 'ok that's different'.

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Smooch · January 28, 2026

Maybe you guys misunderstood but the controversy around this song stemmed from antis who already hated BTS and were on the lookout to spread malicious rumours about them, not from armys. This becomes clear when you realize it’s literally one mistranslated lyric that caused this whole thing. The mistranslation: girls are equations, us guys do them. Correct translation: girls are equations and us guys solve them (meaning girls are a mystery/equation that guys have to figure out/solve). Being physically attracted to women isn’t misogynistic or problematic and even less in the context of a clearly satirical song about puberty and battling hormones. Back then BTS were still rookies new to the industry, vulnerable, easy targets with an uncertain future who used to apologise for everything even when it was unwarranted. I’m so glad current BTS stopped giving a fuck and refuse to bow down and apologize for every single thing people accuse them of or demand from them because they would be issuing an apology for breathing and simply existing every 2 business days otherwise and this isn’t even an exaggeration. (armys active in fandom spaces would know)

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Nikki · January 28, 2026

And the controversy didn’t come about until well after the song had been out and the timing was when they were staring to get more attention at their next comeback

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Marta Cruz · January 28, 2026

The controversy was a BS for me. If you hear the songs today...ogm. That song was a reality for the men. They never was disrespectful at all. For me was hilarious 😂

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Bora Companion · January 28, 2026

With BTS b-sides you are in for a real treat. If you think of some songs you’ve already heard - like Dimple, Pied Piper, Outro Tear, Magic Shop, The Truth Untold, Ugh, Zero O’Clock and the Cyphers - all of these would be described as b-sides as they never had an official music video release. On most BTS albums only 1-2 tracks will usually get a music video but if that album has 10 tracks the 8 “b-sides” are all certified bangers, just no MV. Luckily BTS will give us live performances of these other songs (Paradise & Louder Than Bombs I still have my fingers crossed for your live stages)

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rayla · January 28, 2026

Lowkey expected you to react to the Halloween dance practice version hahahah but the Real WAR version is equally chaotic XD awaiting the day you react to the halloween versions! (which would most probably be on halloween T.T)

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rayla · January 28, 2026

"They are taking the piss" You can always count on Ronnie to perfectly summarise the goal of the song~

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LynnD · January 28, 2026

Kind of have to remember the year, 2014, and the culture. Its easy to look at it from the 2026 perspective. And SK culture is different. They dont bat an eye about skinship with the same sex, even though being gay is still kind of a no no, but with the opposite sex its not acceptable, especially for idols. And there is a LOT of misogyny in SK, still to this day. And crimes against women often get swept under the rug. So its a really touchy subject. Seeing it through Western eyes makes a big difference. But they learned from it, RM talked about consulting professors of women's studies to make sure his lyrics stayed respectful. V's "Hello, Hello" line has been my ringtone for years!

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kerry johnson · January 28, 2026

Honestly doesnt deserve the backlash its one of my faves and gave us some of the funniest performances and dance practices 😊 every live performance of this song is funny in different ways because you dont know what they're gonna do 🤣

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Bulletproof Girl · January 28, 2026

I couldnt watch the live performance lol. My eyes. It's hard when you are getting old that was so blurry to me. But I did had to see why you reacted to Jimin and that was so funny. I've never seen that live performance before and I thought I've watched everything.

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Patricia · January 28, 2026

You guys nailed it. It's very obvious they are doing a satire. The only reason this song became "controversial" is because they were already attracting attention enough to annoy the big companies and it was the perfect opportunity for them to try to take they down supported by things like slightly off translations of the lyrics to English

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Grace McLean · January 28, 2026

There B-side songs are just as 👍👍👍👍

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Tammy · January 28, 2026

I cannot wait for their B-sides!! You guys are gonna love them!

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Swapna · January 28, 2026

Waiting for the album journey. :-)

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Divina Izzard · January 28, 2026

To get to know more about their albums from beginning to now, watch Boracity Magazine's documentary "BTS Discography, Chapter 1". You will be surprised on how much music they put into their albums.

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Bora Companion · January 28, 2026

I second this! It would be so fun to see the Ralaz guys with their analytical minds process how and where the 65 plus BTS songs they’ve reacted to fit into the BTS album timeline. I really think they would get a lot out of Boracity’s excellent Chapter 1 discography summary.

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Susheila · January 28, 2026

Would you guys ever do a Q and A ? First question how are you guys the best reactors? You give everyone love,, you really dig deep, you listen to us , you have a want to know everything , and the wonder hasn’t stopped. Lastly you all are so genuine . Army to the core .Love you guys 💜

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Nira · January 28, 2026

They have a q & a on their other channel if u want to know them a bit more it’s their 100 k special video

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Tammy · January 28, 2026

Ironically, the most controversial topics are the most relatable. I can’t imagine what the guys, esp RM, must’ve gone through with the media firestorm. Such a contrasting feeling to the lighthearted fun seen here when they’re practicing and performing. I’m glad they moved past it so gracefully, despite the amount of hate they got.

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Sarah · January 28, 2026

Bts has always been freaky bro😂

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tawijjante · January 28, 2026

Hi 👋 👋 👋 👋 please react to this live You're going to love it! https://youtu.be/fzcr1cddmX0?si=hQW5EtOzxr6Orl4x

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tawijjante · January 28, 2026

Hi 👋 👋 👋 👋 please react to this live You're going to love it! https://youtu.be/fzcr1cddmX0?si=hQW5EtOzxr6Orl4x

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livantae · January 28, 2026

V gets into the character as per the song and brings that energy on stage. His facial expressions and vocals always match that particular vibe of the song.

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Cindy · January 28, 2026

Not sure if you guys picked up on it but during Tae's part in the chorus during live performances (the part saying "your front is the best, your back is the best"), the lyrics got changed to a more general "you're the best here, best there" due to broadcasting guidelines i believe

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Yay for you guys going back on the albums 😍😍😍 thank you 🙏🏼 I love you guys for everything! For your genuine reactions where you show interest, and understanding, and acknowledging and accepting… but on top of that you actually listen to us ARMYs 😭😭🫂🫂💜💜 you’re the best

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aurora · January 28, 2026

As a woman myself I still can’t believe people took this song this badly, I personally LOVE it, I find it so funny and so good and it’s actually cute how they say women are the best thing in the world and are perfect. People are just too sensitive I guess😒😂

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JungkooksNose🌟 · January 28, 2026

I love this song so much, it always gets me in a good mood. I personally don’t find it misogynistic but Idk

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Olden says 🤣🤣🤣

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Grace McLean · January 28, 2026

This song and video is when Jhope became my Ultimate Bias, I saw another side of him 😁

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C⁷💜 · January 28, 2026

Halloween Dance practices are the best😅

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💯 my fave is 21st century girl with Jin’s horse and JKs bunny suit and JImins cabbage suit 🤣🤣

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cherry ⁷ 🍒♥️ · January 28, 2026

War of Hormone stays as an elite song and majority of Army actually don’t take it as misogynistic. However, the response to the concerns was something that once again made them stand out against other artists.

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Also I can never understand how Suga was ok after all the head banging on the ceiling 🤣🤣

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C⁷💜 · January 28, 2026

BTS actually do different kinds of dance practices. There are the regular/normal dance practices, and for some songs they also release different versions — like cute, funny, or lovely versions — where they play around more while still doing the choreography. That’s why some of them are Chaos😅 Thanks for the videos always !💜💜

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Aileen Dela cruz · January 28, 2026

💜💜💜💜

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real · January 28, 2026

V likes to joke around when performing.

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Shna Faruq · January 28, 2026

Its literally called War of Hormones and people cudnt digest the lyrics speaking of the said hormones. People are too sensitive i swear.

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The “Women are an equation and men have to do” … do = figure out… its more like how we say women are from Venus and men from Mars.. about confusion over figuring out what women want. Plus the perspective is from a young hormonal guy seeing an attractive women instead of being misogynistic 💜

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wyssi 7♾️ · January 28, 2026

yayy thank you very much guys 💜💜

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We ARMY so not consider to this day War of Hormone as objectifying like that. The translations were poorly translated and that is what caused the problems 💜

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Tia7 · January 28, 2026

💜🩷

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Lomi Ralte · January 28, 2026

Was waiiiiting waiting😂

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real · January 28, 2026

💜💜💜

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Tammy · January 28, 2026

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