BTS Rolling Stones Interview Part 2 (J-Hope, Jimin, V & Jung Kook)

I love how yall interpreted JK and who he is and I totally agree

i cant not see tae petting ygs head now lol

ON came out 2 months before lockdown in the US (march 2020) and dynamite was BTS first pandemic era song (also 2020 but came out closer to summer)

1 kg = 2.2 lbs, so 105 kg = 231 lbs

105 kg is 231.5 pounds! So quite a lot in my opinion 😅 Glad you took the time to watch these!

Recommendations for next reactions: - Jin on Kian84 / Life84 (YouTube Variety Show) -Jimin on Rendezvous Beauty Salon -J-Hope on In Search of Carn -V on Yojeong’s Table -Jimin Jungkook Choo Sung-hoon Show -BTS on The Tonight Show (Jimmy Fallon)

About the "V's charakters are alway dying", it's about he often in the MVs has such a dark or sad storyline. For example: The BU-Story line with parts of ot in 'I need u' and 'run'— tragic family violence / arrest storyline + jumps off from the tower, emotional self-destruction Blood Sweat & Tears — fallen-angel Fake Love — collapse FRI(END)S — repeatedly dies in surreal dream sequences Love wins all — killed together with IU at the end

46:19, even though they are the main writers/producers, the rapline have never had a problem with the vocal line doing the same since the beginning and before debut. Over the years, bts would encourage each other about trying to produce, write, and compose etc by improving their skills in those fields. They all have credits on some bts songs and their own songs way before chapter 2 started. Their song camps have never changed, just got better each year with the process of each album. The members would separate in their area of space to write, make melodies or produce to come back together with what they created on their own to see whose demo or whatever will get pick by bang pd. Plus, incase you forgot the interviews go by the fanchant of the members being introduced in concerts. Kim Namjoon Kim Seokjin Min Yoongi Jung Hoseok Park Jimin Kim Taehyung Jeon Jungkook

In regards to jhope communicating with management to organize projects, he mainly does that for his solo work. We saw that in his solo documentary so maybe that’s where you remembered it from. When it comes to the team BTS it was mainly RM who communicated with the company (that’s a big part of the leader role in kpop). However, now that they’re over 10yrs in their career, I think it’s much more balanced. I don’t know who communicates how much with the company nowadays. Maybe jhope has taken the lead in that for BTS, maybe not, but we don’t really know anymore.