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BTS (Music)

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BTS (Music)	comment	Influences:Nas, Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, Eminem, Eric B. & Rakim, Snoop Dogg, Gang Starr, Mac Miller, KRS-One, Epik High, Tiger JK, Dynamic Duo, Warren G, Jay-Z, Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, Migos, India.Arie, Tinashe, Drake, Justin Bieber (post-2015), Troye Sivan, Earth, Wind & Fire, Seo Taiji & Boys, Hermann Hesse, Friedrich Nietzsche, Carl Jung.BTS (or Bangtan Boys, or Beyond the Scene, or Bulletproof Boyscouts, or Bangtan Sonyeondan) is a Korean Pop/Hip-Hop/R&B Boy Band that debuted with BigHit Entertainmentnote now BIGHIT MUSIC under HYBE Labels on June 13, 2013, composed of seven members: rappers RM (leader), SUGA, and j-hope, and vocalists Jin, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.Interestingly, their fame grew very gradually; while they had a strong start for a small company idol group, they only started to reach higher success in Korea in 2015 (gaining an international fanbase much earlier) with singles "I NEED U" and "Dope", and winning their first big Korean awardsnote awards in main categories such as Artist or Album of the Year, also known as daesangs in 2016. In 2017, they ended Justin Bieber's 6-year winning streak with the Billboard award for Top Social Artist, marking a turning point in their career. They've broken many records before and since, having the highest-selling album in Korean history. They've also performed in sold-out tours in Asia, the Americas, Europe and other places, becoming (among other things) the first Korean group and Asian act in general to perform in Saturday Night Live, and the first to headline a concert at Wembley (with 2 sold-out nights). By the end of the 2010s, they were by the biggest boy band on the planet, achieving a level of stardom rivaled that decade only by One Direction.An unusual aspect of BTS is that the members have had significant input in their work since the beginning (including pre-debut), with all members having participated in songwriting; notably, RM and Suga were involved in the underground hip-hop scene in Korea as teens. While the main influence of the group has always been Western Hip-Hop, they're very versatile, often giving their own spin to wherever their Genre Roulette lands on and have a tendency to do Genre Mashups.BTS' work has recurring themes centered around youth and young people's place in society, often dealing with topics such as mental health, expectations pushed onto young people, and social inequality, with more than one Protest Song under their belt; they also incorporate their own personal experiences into their work, including their career and difficult rise to stardom. Additionally, all three rappers (RM, Suga and J-Hope) have released very personal and distinct solo mixtapes - RM (2015), Agust D (2016), Hope World (2018) and D-2 (2020), all heavily referencing the different points of their careers at which they each were released. In 2018, RM also released the introspective mono. (which RM has called not a mixtape, but a "playlist").Their biggest and most ambitious project, however, might be the creation of an entire Mind Screw of a multi-media storyline tied to the narrative in their music, starring fictional versions of the members in what BigHit has named the BTS Universe. This series is comprised of Concept Videos, teasers, short films, a webcomic (titled SAVE ME), novels (The Notes) and other content, starting in 2015 with the "I NEED U (Original Ver.)" music video and currently ongoing. To read more about the storyline and characters of the series, you can go to the BTS Universe work page.They've also entered the big screen. Months after the Youtube Premium series of the same name, the movie Burn the Stage - a documentary about the WINGS Tour in 2017 and the experiences behind the scenes of the members throughout - was released worldwide on November 15th, 2018. In January 26th, 2019, the Concert Film LOVE YOURSELF Tour in Seoul was released in cinemas around the globe as a one-day-only event. In August 2019, they released another documentary film about the LOVE YOURSELF tour under the title Bring The Soul; another documentary series of the same title was released weeks later on BigHit's Weverse app. A third series, Break The Silence, is also available in the Weverse app, with its release being followed with a third documentary movie, Break The Silence: Persona.The album MAP OF THE SOUL: 7, was released in February 21st, 2020. It had 2 singles: the lead single "Black Swan" (released in one version for radio and streaming platforms and an orchestral version released as an art film for Youtube), and the main single "ON". The latter has 2 music videos, the "Kinectic Manifesto Film" (a Performance Video) and a cinematic Concept Video featuring the members in an After the End setting.This album was notable for its promotion campaign, with a huge timeline of events leading up to it. This included not one, but two comeback trailers, as well as the launch of CONNECT, BTS, "a global project to connect five cities and twenty-two artists", that "may be described in terms of a collective curatorial practice by curators around the world who resonated with BTS' philosophy". The many plans they had post-release, including another stadium world tour, were halted however by the COVID-19 Pandemic. The members decided to use their time (that would have been otherwise spent in the now cancelled tour) in crafting their next album, livestreaming parts of the process on the BANGTANTV Youtube channel.In the meantime, the single "Dynamite", a disco-pop track entirely in English (the latter being a first for the group) was released in August 21, 2020 along with a music video. According to the members, it's an unexpected project they took on to heal and bring joy for fans and other listeners during the pandemic. With "Dynamite", they became the first all-Korean act to reach #1 in Billboard Hot100 and the first Asian act (and third group in general) to debut in that placement; it had the highest global debut streams in Spotify in 2020, and broke the Youtube record of most views in 24 hrs. with a whopping 101 million views. This was followed by their second #1 hit, their remix of Jawsh 685 and Jason Derulo's "Savage Love", which became the first #1 hit with Korean lyrics. "Dynamite" would later give them their first Grammy nomination in a musical categorynote LOVE YOURSELF: Tear was nominated for Best Recording Package, that being Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.The album BE (which also contains "Dynamite") was finally released in November 20th, 2020. It's the album with the biggest amount of participation from all the members in its production - down to V directing its visuals, for example - and it reflects their feelings on life during the pandemic. Its main single, "Life Goes On", has a music video directed by Jungkook, and became the first track mostly in Korean to top the Billboard Hot100 chart in history, and the first non-English track to top the chart since Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's "Despacito".Another English single titled "Butter" was released in May 21, 2021, becoming their fourth no. 1 single in the US and breaking records in streaming platforms like YouTube and Spotify, followed by "Permission to Dance" weeks later. BTS thus became the first group in history to replace a #1 debut single with another #1 debut single on the Hot 100 chart. A remix of "Butter" featuring Megan Thee Stallion was released on August 27. On September 24, they collaborated with Coldplay in the song "My Universe" for the latter's album Music of the Spheres—becoming yet another #1 debut for the group, as well as Coldplay's first-ever #1 debut.At the end of their Permission to Dance tour in Las Vegas, they announced the coming of an anthology album named PROOF which was released on June 10, 2022. It is confirmed to feature 3 new original songs and a compilation of their greatest hits, plus new demo and special editions of songs never released before. Tracklists can be found here, here, and here.On June 14, 2022, one day after their ninth anniversary, the band announced in a YouTube livestream that they'd be taking a break from group projects so the members could focus more on releasing solo albums. The band was facing the prospect of a hiatus due to South Korea's mandatory military service. Able-bodied males are normally required to serve for a minimum of 18 months before turning 28, but the band members qualified for a deferment to age 30. With the oldest member, Jin, set to turn 30 in December 2022, the band's record label announced on October 17 that the members would take a break to fulfill their military obligations. Jin enlisted in December 2022, followed by j-hope in April 2023, and Suga in September. The rest were announced to be enlisting together in December 2023.BTS plans to re-form in 2025 once all the members have completed their service, though the country's defense minister indicated that they might be able to do a few overseas shows while serving.No relation to the indie rock band Built to Spill. Or with the BFS trope (as cool as that combination sounds).
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BTS (Music) / int_130436b9	comment	Annoying Younger Sibling: The younger members tend to be this at times, especially Jungkook.
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BTS (Music) / int_135b9977	type	Bloodless Carnage
BTS (Music) / int_135b9977	comment	Bloodless Carnage: In the bridge of "Not Today", we start hearing gunshots, immediately followed by all the members (except Jungkook) falling dead to the ground in slow motion, one by one. There's no blood or visible wounds whatsoever.
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BTS (Music) / int_13d7a65e	type	The Artifact
BTS (Music) / int_13d7a65e	comment	The Artifact: The hierarchic member roles that are typical of K-pop ("main rapper", "lead rapper", "sub-vocalist") still appear in Korean media from time to time even though those categories have become more and more blurry - both Jimin and J-Hope could be considered "main dancers" in their own ways (and some might extend the title to also include Jungkook and V), verses have been more evenly distributed among the singers since the LOVE YOURSELF era (with all of them getting solo songs), the rappers are also starting to sing, and you'd be hard-pressed to have just one "main" (as in, "the best") rapper when the rap line works much more like a Power Trio. This is even more apparent if one takes into account that the first BigHit boy group to debut after BTS, TXT, doesn't use the categories at all with the exception of "leader".
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BTS (Music) / int_15346c03	type	Songs of Solace
BTS (Music) / int_15346c03	comment	Songs of Solace: As the members themselves have said, some of their songs are meant to comfort and give strength to listeners who are going through a rough time. Some examples are "Tomorrow", "2! 3!", SUGA's "So Far Away", RM's "moonchild" and "everythinggoes", "Paradise", and "00:00 (Zero O'Clock)".
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BTS (Music) / int_15da4941	type	Badass Adorable
BTS (Music) / int_15da4941	comment	Badass Adorable: Jungkook. He looks cute, but he can do this. He's very physically fit, with some of his dance moves requiring a lot of strength.
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BTS (Music) / int_16d8476f	type	Protest Song
BTS (Music) / int_16d8476f	comment	Protest Song: "No More Dream" and "N.O" protest the structure of the Korean education system and the pressures society forces on young people. "Baepsae", which criticizes with class inequality and the burdens society places on the current generation. "Am I Wrong", released in 2016, calls out indifference to current events, with SUGA's line "We all are dogs and pigs We get angry and become dogs" being a Take That! of the classist remarks of a government official during the then soon-to-be-impeached Park Geun-Hye's government, who said that "99% of South Koreans have no ability to move up in the world and can be treated like animals".
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BTS (Music) / int_185ea595	type	The Trickster
BTS (Music) / int_185ea595	comment	Jungkook is a rabbit: The Trickster this evokes actually applies to Jungkook IRL more than his comic counterpart, though.
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BTS (Music) / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
BTS (Music) / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: A rare music version. Before the release of BTS' music videos, which is usually at the same time as the single and album (instead of after, as is the case with most Western pop music), one or more teasers are released featuring snippets of the song. These snippets, however, have come to be known as misleading; they tend to only feature part of the instrumentals (which also have some instruments missing), with this part not necessarily being the most representative of the song. For example: Going by the teasers, you'd think that "I NEED U" and "Blood, Sweat and Tears" were slow R&B songs instead of what they actually turned out to be. This is because those instrumentals only actually end up appearing in the intro and bridge of those songs, respectively, with the rest of the songs being much more bombastic. The teaser for "Spring Day" contains a moment where there are only vocals and an organ, which never happens in the final version. However, the Brit Rock Mix version of "Spring Day" - released one year later on Soundcloud - does. The teaser for "IDOL" features traditional Korean instruments much more heavily than the final version, which has more South African sounds. The live version they did at the 2018 Melon Music Awards sounds much more like the teaser version.
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BTS (Music) / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
BTS (Music) / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: You would only know from behind-the-scenes info, but the body j-hope whispers "wake up" to (which is supposed to be another j-hope) in the "Daydream" music video is V. Jin and Jungkook appear as background villagers in the music video for Agust D's "Daechwita". They're the guy that turns to the camera after Suga bumps into him and the guy that bumps into the first guy. Chaos ensues.
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BTS (Music) / int_1bf94a24	type	The Movie
BTS (Music) / int_1bf94a24	comment	"Don't Leave Me" from BTS's Japanese album FACE YOURSELF was also made for the Japanese version of the drama Signal. Three years later, "Film Out" was released as the ending theme of The Movie.
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BTS (Music) / int_1c8b3cc3	type	Mugshot Montage
BTS (Music) / int_1c8b3cc3	comment	Mugshot Montage: "Butter" MV includes scenes where photographs of the members are taken while holding plates showing their names and birthdates.
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BTS (Music) / int_1ce1cfd8	type	all lowercase letters
BTS (Music) / int_1ce1cfd8	comment	all lowercase letters: The official spelling of "j-hope". mono. and the titles of all the songs within it.
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BTS (Music) / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
BTS (Music) / int_1e7c47ab	comment	Stealth Pun: J-Hope can be a little stubborn sometimes. He's also a male cow. He's literally bull-headed.
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BTS (Music) / int_1ee9819e	type	Scary Shiny Glasses
BTS (Music) / int_1ee9819e	comment	Scary Shiny Glasses: RM's Nerd Glasses do this when he gets serious.
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BTS (Music) / int_2100e8c2	type	Power Ballad
BTS (Music) / int_2100e8c2	comment	Power Ballad: "Awake" is one of three examples being from the LOVE YOURSELF Series. These tend to heavily feature Jin, with two being solos.
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BTS (Music) / int_21c863c3	type	Plaster Cast Doodling
BTS (Music) / int_21c863c3	comment	Plaster Cast Doodling: In one of the fansigns during the Run era, RM drew a heart on his right hand cast because he couldn't do the Korean finger heart for Armys with his plaster-wrapped hand.
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BTS (Music) / int_21cf9301	type	Family of Choice
BTS (Music) / int_21cf9301	comment	Family of Choice: While they do seem to have a good relationship with their families, living together far away from their homes for years led the group to become this in a way that's been acknowledged by the guys themselves, with older members essentially becoming Parental Substitutes for younger members during their first years - cooking their meals, driving them to school, going to their graduation ceremonies, etc. They're also a rare example of an idol group who, despite being able to get their own separate apartments, still live together by choice. Their ad for the Hyundai Palisade (an SUV) is all about this trope, presenting the question "What defines a family?":
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BTS (Music) / int_23b0d78	type	Title Track
BTS (Music) / int_23b0d78	comment	Title Track: "The Most Beautiful Moment in Life pt. 1" and the track "Intro: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life".
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BTS (Music) / int_243c8078	type	Spontaneous Human Combustion
BTS (Music) / int_243c8078	comment	Spontaneous Human Combustion: The beginning of the "Fire" music video has SUGA shake hands with a man who spontaneously starts being consumed by fire, in a reference to Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here.
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BTS (Music) / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
BTS (Music) / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: Many instances in the "War of Hormone" video, whether it was trying to go along with the music while the camera was centered on a certain member, trying to get the girl's attention, the bike ride scene, etc. There's an example in the "IDOL" music video that combines this with Freeze-Frame Bonus; in the second pre-chorus, Jin towers over tiny versions of the other members, watching them dance. During a split second, mini-Jungkook appears twerking. A good part of the music video for "Butter (Hotter Remix)" is made of this trope, with multiple shots of one or more members singing in the foreground while the out-of-focus members are clearly goofing around in the background. This includes members doing silly dances or lounging in chairs, and Jungkook doing a one-hand stand just because he can.
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BTS (Music) / int_278a9415	type	Idiosyncratic Album Theming
BTS (Music) / int_278a9415	comment	Idiosyncratic Album Theming: Their albums are released as part of a series or "arc" (the School Trilogy, "The Most Beautiful Moment in Life", LOVE YOURSELF), with all forming part of an overall coming-of-age narrative. All of the (Korean) albums also have an Intro sung or rapped by a single member (except for Skool Luv Affair, which essentially has all three rappers rap, but with RM getting the "main" role) and an Outro performed either by the vocal line or the rapper line, not both. The exception to this is WINGS, which has an unusual structure in itself: while it has a solo Intro featuring J-Hope, it also features a series of solo songs (one for each member) and an Outro (Interlude in the original version) featuring all members, and it was released also in a re-packaged version.
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BTS (Music) / int_27a40541	type	Furry Confusion
BTS (Music) / int_27a40541	comment	Furry Confusion: The main cast are anthropomorphic animals, yet non-anthropomorphic cats exist.
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BTS (Music) / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
BTS (Music) / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: They've been compared by critics and audiences alike to Seo Taiji & Boys, the group that created the sound that defined Kpop in the 90s note Lee Sooman, founder of SM Entertainment, only built the "industrialized production of idols" formula based on what teens were already listening to years after Seo Taiji's debut, so he would actually be a Trope Codifier whose work diverged greatly from what Seo Taiji & Boys did. Both appeal to Korean youth through their narrative, both have lyrics about social and political issues (with both criticizing the Korean education system), both have self-produced music with a mix of genres (including Hip-Hop), and both are notorious for their popularity and impact on recent Korean pop music history. The parallels were especially notorious in BTS' 2016 cover of Seo Taiji and Boys' "Class Idea", which fits neatly with BTS songs like "Not Today" or "No More Dream"- so neatly, that Suga included a verse from "No More Dream" in BTS' performance of "Class Idea" with Seo Taiji himself a year later. Even Seo Taiji has named BTS his successors; after inviting the group to take part in his 25th anniversary project (where BTS covered "Come Back Home") and his 25th anniversary concert, he told them "this is your generation now".
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BTS (Music) / int_27ca7ddd	type	Tick Tock Tune
BTS (Music) / int_27ca7ddd	comment	Tick Tock Tune: "Do You" from RM's mixtape, "Just one day" and "Love is Not Over", near the end. "First Love" features a very slow, subtle one.
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BTS (Music) / int_2969dda7	type	Nightmare Fetishist
BTS (Music) / int_2969dda7	comment	Nightmare Fetishist: Jungkook, full-stop.
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BTS (Music) / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
BTS (Music) / int_2a090d00	comment	Suga in particular will always be happy to remind you that he, in fact, comes from Daegu. He Lampshades how much he speaks about Daegu in "Ma City".
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BTS (Music) / int_2e6b9e45	type	Concert Film
BTS (Music) / int_2e6b9e45	comment	BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in Seoul (2019): A Concert Film for one of the first LOVE YOURSELF Tour dates, which took place in August 2018. Released on cinemas worldwide in January 26th as a one-day-only event.
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BTS (Music) / int_2e77c628	type	The Baby of the Bunch
BTS (Music) / int_2e77c628	comment	The Baby of the Bunch: Jungkook, with the others (and fans) often cooing at him - allowing him to get away with a lot of light teasing towards older members. Particularly justified, as he joined BigHit at 13 years old and the other members basically raised him.
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BTS (Music) / int_308ac24f	type	Fantasy-Forbidding Father
BTS (Music) / int_308ac24f	comment	Fantasy-Forbidding Father: Songs like "No More Dream, "Intro: O!RUL8,2?" and "N.O." talk about how young people are pressured by family and society in general to abandon their dreams and seek stable careers instead.
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BTS (Music) / int_314c56b9	type	Time Stands Still
BTS (Music) / int_314c56b9	comment	Time Stands Still: RM is the only one moving and singing while the other members are frozen in "Film Out". Things go back to normal and the members move again when Jin turns around and gives them his back (though they can't see him).
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BTS (Music) / int_315f7f2c	type	Auto-Tune
BTS (Music) / int_315f7f2c	comment	Auto-Tune: They've used this as a stylistic choice, such as in "DNA" (used subtly for a cosmic-like sound) and "Mic Drop (remix)". Suga in particular has been using this increasingly frequently, even if the other rappers don't use it as much if at all - examples being his verses in "Come Back Home" and "Outro: Tear". "Dionysus" is also heavy on this. "Shadow" and "Black Swan" heavily use autotune to convey feelings of drowning and loss of individuality underneath fame. tybutdisagree analyzes BTS' use of auto-tune in "Black Swan" here.
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BTS (Music) / int_31a2a33c	type	Stuff Blowing Up
BTS (Music) / int_31a2a33c	comment	Stuff Blowing Up: The car and the building the boys exited in "Fire". The "Not Today" title appears in front of an explosion. The "Mic Drop" music video(both the Remix and Japanese versions) manages to feature an explosion in the background in sync with the music and choreography happening in front. There's another example before that during Suga's verse, where he raps in a dark room with Jungkook and Jimin as backup dancers. At a certain point, the room "explodes" behind Suga; while there's no fire, everything aside from the table and Suga himself goes flying, including the photos... and Jimin and Jungkook.
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BTS (Music) / int_3202a9b0	type	Money Song
BTS (Music) / int_3202a9b0	comment	Money Song: "If I Ruled the World", "Go Go".
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BTS (Music) / int_330bff09	type	Lyrical Tic
BTS (Music) / int_330bff09	comment	Lyrical Tic: Seems the exclamation "Bang!" is used quite a bit in their songs. Another, tic seems to be "Fire", culminating in the song "Fire". "La la la la" is also used frequently, showing up in songs like "No More Dream", "Fire", "Spine Breaker", and "DNA".
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BTS (Music) / int_334e48a1	type	After the End
BTS (Music) / int_334e48a1	comment	After the End: It's strongly implied (most notably by the presence of an ark with animals next to RM and a truck next to Jimin) that this is the case for the setting in the "ON" official music video.
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BTS (Music) / int_34f6774c	type	Concept Album
BTS (Music) / int_34f6774c	comment	Concept Album: The School Trilogy (2 Cool 4 Skool, O!R U L8?2, Skool Luv Affair) had the concept of youth and school. Dark&Wild (an epilogue of sorts to The School Trilogy) follows the concept of the first half of the album being "Dark", and the second half being "Wild". The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, pts. 1 & 2 and The Most Beautiful Moment in Life Epilogue: Young Forever, were focused on the beauty and struggles of being young. WINGS follows a Coming of Age concept, with heavier and more mature themes and a Whole-Plot Reference to Hermann Hesse's Demian. MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA and MAP OF THE SOUL: 7 include a Whole-Plot Reference to Carl Jung's psychological treatise of the same name, referencing the concepts of Persona, Shadow, and Ego.
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BTS (Music) / int_361d0d58	type	Concept Video
BTS (Music) / int_361d0d58	comment	Concept Video: "N.O.", "Spring Day", among others. Especially notable are the videos belonging to the BTS Universe continuity, which is an entire series of these (including "I Need U", "Run", "Blood, Sweat, and Tears", and "Fake Love").
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BTS (Music) / int_36c64123	type	Gentle Giant
BTS (Music) / int_36c64123	comment	Gentle Giant: RM is the tallest member at 1.81 m (very visibly so when compared to Suga or Jimin) and was one of the members with a heavier "tough guy" image in earlier years, but he's (by all reports) thoughtful and very kind and attentive with people. This trope, however, especially applies to his love for very small creatures (most notably crabs), often trying to find and carefully pick them up when he goes to the beach or rural places. Funnily enough, he said (rather passionately) in an interview in the UK that his favorite Pokémon is Mangnanyong (Dragonite's Korean name). Since he didn't know its English name, he later tweeted an image of Dragonite to clarify which Pokémon it was - with said image being the epitome of this trope... but also being oddly similar to RM himself, which many fans pointed out.
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BTS (Music) / int_36e63b81	type	Rule of Cool
BTS (Music) / int_36e63b81	comment	Rule of Cool: "Mic Drop" (both the remix and the Japanese versions), full stop. Explosions! Slow motion! Explosions in slow motion! Giant Steve Aoki/red-eyed hooded figure in the background! Flaming debris falling slowly from the sky! All while the members rap and do their choreography, unaffected.
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BTS (Music) / int_38b48685	type	Born in the Wrong Century
BTS (Music) / int_38b48685	comment	Born in the Wrong Century: Some of V's interests, like his love for classic songs in the early 20th century, should usually be for someone as old as his parents (or grandparents). This post perfectly embodies it. Him bonding and vibing with old people add to this. He has an image where he frequently dresses like he's from the The Edwardian Era, riding a horse, etc.
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BTS (Music) / int_38da8916	type	Uncommon Time
BTS (Music) / int_38da8916	comment	Uncommon Time: "Lie" is written in 6/8 time and "Singularity" is written in 3/4 time.
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BTS (Music) / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
BTS (Music) / int_3b113b7	comment	"I'm Fine" is "Save Me", but after the Character Development seen throughout the LOVE YOURSELF series; it features the latter's main melody in reverse, an inverted order of the rap parts, and even inverted themes in the lyrics (with the lyrics in RM's verses being direct opposites to his part in "Save Me").
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BTS (Music) / int_3b27cf16	type	Hormone-Addled Teenager
BTS (Music) / int_3b27cf16	comment	Hormone-Addled Teenager: Teenage boys oogling at girls and how their "testosterone heavily shows up" when checking girls out is the whole theme of their song "War of Hormone".
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BTS (Music) / int_3e5f74c	type	Take That, Critics!
BTS (Music) / int_3e5f74c	comment	Take That, Critics!: Several tracks of theirs contain examples of this, often taking shots at people from the K-Hip Hop side who have criticized them for being idols, or people from the Kpop industry/other fandoms who have looked down on them for being from a small company; BTS's rise to success despite the hate they faced from both sides during the group's career actually became a key part of their underdog narrative, so this trope is very much present in their work. Overlaps with Boastful Rap. The most well-known examples are in the Cyphers, "Mic Drop", and "Ddaeng", with each track becoming more and more dismissive to critics than the previous one as the group gained status. Special mention goes to "Cypher pt. 2", which (according to speculation) was directed towards the K-Hip-Hop community and especially rapper B-Free, who (during a Hip-Hop event in Seoul where he, RM, and Suga were invited to speak) publicly criticized RM and Suga for becoming idols - down to describing their use of make-up as "like being gay" and calling their decision to become idols "falling into temptation" and taking the "easy" path. Aside from showing off their skills, the rap line uses "Cypher pt. 2" to call out underground ("real") rappers in the Korean scene for being arrogant despite not necessarily having the ability to live up to the "real rapper" title, and to boast about being more skilled and having worked harder in their craft than them. The most direct reference to B-Free (who lived several years in Hawaii) might be the line "take a break, go to Hawaii, just go home" in Suga's verse. The "RM" and "Agust D" mixtapes also have examples: Related to the above points, the "RM" mixtape deals with RM's dilemma of being both a rapper and an idol, proving his skills and affirming himself as both despite what his critics and former friends (the ones he lost for becoming an idol) say, with the overall message being to just do what you want without defining yourself by labels (with one of its singles being titles, well, "Do You"). "Agust D" as a whole tells Suga's story of his rise to success despite his struggles, so while it deals with topics like mental illness and uncertainty over the future, this trope is also present. He takes some very blunt shots at underground Korean rappers and fans of other idol rappers who have looked down on him and BTS, boasting that he worked harder, is more skilled, and managed to rise above all of them despite all the struggles and criticism thrown at him. He also says that he hopes he'll never pray for other people's failures, unlike his haters. "Airplane pt. 2" has Suga's following verse, which some speculate refers to accusations by fans of other Kpop groups of having BigHit manipulate media to gain more fame (known as "mediaplay"): "IDOL" is about the members declaring their pride over being both idols and artists, with the chorus shouting "You can't stop me lovin' myself", no matter what anyone else says. "Persona" has RM taking the criticisms he's received over the years and transforming it into a statement of personal growth and not letting others define you. It even makes an allusion to the "but namjoon" meme, which references the way RM's past mistakes keep being brought up by antis and other Kpop fans despite his continuous attempts to improve.
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BTS (Music) / int_3fd85249	type	Singer-Songwriter
BTS (Music) / int_3fd85249	comment	Singer-Songwriter: Everyone in the group is capable of singing or rapping and writing their own music; special mention goes to the rappers, who have written their own lyrics for almost every song and been described by Bang Sihyuk as BTS' "musical pillars". RM has composed and produced several of their songs, and has written lyrics for more than 100 songs. In their album LOVE YOURSELF: Tear, he participated in the creation of all tracks, from composing to lyrics and producing. He's also written some English songs, including his rap parts in songs like "Change" (feat. Wale) and the remix version of HONNE and BEKA's "Crying Over You", as well as all the rap sections in "Butter". SUGA has produced and/or composed several of their tracks (including "Tomorrow", "Let Me Know", "Jump", "Boys with Fun", "Intro: Nevermind", "Dead Leaves" and "First Love", among others) in addition to writing his own lyrics. He has also produced tracks for other artists, such as "Wine" for Suran, "Eternal Sunshine" for Epik High, and "eight" for IU. V composed "Hold Me Tight", and wrote "4 o' Clock" together with RM. In 2019, V also released several self-composed and self-written songs on Soundcloud, wrote a song for the Itaewon Class OST, and co-wrote his solo "Inner Child" with RM. Jungkook composed "Outro: Love is Not Over" and had a part in the production of "Magic Shop" and composition in "Your Eyes Tell". He also composed and wrote "Still With You" for 2020 Festa, and has come up with ad libs and melodies for several BTS songs. Jimin has participated in creating the melody for "Blood, Sweat and Tears", wrote the lyrics for "Lie", released his self-produced (with the help of Slow Rabbit) and written (with the help of RM) song "Promise", and composed, co-produced and co-wrote "Friends" his MOTS 7 duet with V. He also came up with the bridge of "Dis-ease". j-hope writes his own lyrics, has participated in the production/composition of several songs ("MAMA", parts of "Awake", parts of "Whalien 52", "Dis-ease") and wrote, produced and composed most of "Dionysus". Jin wrote the basic melody of "Awake", composed and wrote (with some help of RM) the solo track "Tonight", and composed and wrote his MOTS 7 solo "Moon". He also wrote the lyrics for his solo song "Abyss" and made significant contributions to the song "Stay" from BE. The rapline have also released solo mixtapes and albums that they produced and wrote. This document details all the credits in BTS' releases by member (as detailed by official credit listing in albums and data from the KOMCA).
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BTS (Music) / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
BTS (Music) / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: Whenever the rappers sing the vocalists' parts or viceversa, expect it to be this. Here's an example. The intro for Episode 2 of Rookie King randomly features a low-budget propaganda-style video of the South Korean national anthem featuring the BTS members, with amazingly bad acting and fantastically terrible green screen. The "Spine Breaker" music video, made by the members for a challenge in BTS Gayo in an afternoon in the hotel they were staying at.
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BTS (Music) / int_438ed383	type	The Name Is Bond, James Bond
BTS (Music) / int_438ed383	comment	The Name Is Bond, James Bond: V once introduced himself as "Kim, Taehyung Kim".
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BTS (Music) / int_439e50f7	type	What Have We Ear?
BTS (Music) / int_439e50f7	comment	For the WINGS Tour, once a concert he would make an increasingly elaborate gag of revealing a paper heart hidden somewhere, be it his clothes or the ears of other members. This culminated in BTS' New Year's performance of "Go Go" in MBC, which had all the members revealing hidden hearts in weird places.
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BTS (Music) / int_43a831db	type	Epic Tracking Shot
BTS (Music) / int_43a831db	comment	Epic Tracking Shot: "Dope" has several of these to transition from one room to another. "Not Today" has one at the very beginning, from the outside of a basement to the inside, where RM is.
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BTS (Music) / int_4435aa66	type	Attractive Bent-Gender
BTS (Music) / int_4435aa66	comment	Attractive Bent-Gender: Suga: In Rookie King, he dressed as a maid as a game punishment. Cue other members being amazed by his beauty and Jungkook outright said he wanted Suga as his "girlfriend". Then in Run BTS! episode 11, he had to dress as a high school girl. The members are again amazed by the beauty. Not only that, many non-fans thought she was some pretty rookie girl group member! To a lesser extent, Jin and Jungkook: Both are also victims from Rookie King. Jin wearing a red sleeveless dress attracted huge attention from Jimin (whom he chased off) while Jungkook dressing up as a fairy raised cheers from other members. Given that Jungkook is The Baby of the Bunch, it can't be helped.
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BTS (Music) / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
BTS (Music) / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: "Spring Day", one of their most visually striking videos, contains several wide shots featuring the members in front of the sea and the snow. "Not Today" also has very wide shots taking place in a desert among mountains. "Heartbeat" (from the BTS World soundtrack) has the various landscapes the members are in (which, in the case of Jin and Taehyung, are examples in themselves, being set in a beach and countryside, respectively) with beautiful images of planets, galaxies and floating whales.
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BTS (Music) / int_4ae72307	type	Be Yourself
BTS (Music) / int_4ae72307	comment	Related to the above points, the "RM" mixtape deals with RM's dilemma of being both a rapper and an idol, proving his skills and affirming himself as both despite what his critics and former friends (the ones he lost for becoming an idol) say, with the overall message being to just do what you want without defining yourself by labels (with one of its singles being titles, well, "Do You").
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BTS (Music) / int_4b1ca7d2	type	Genre Roulette
BTS (Music) / int_4b1ca7d2	comment	Both appeal to Korean youth through their narrative, both have lyrics about social and political issues (with both criticizing the Korean education system), both have self-produced music with a mix of genres (including Hip-Hop), and both are notorious for their popularity and impact on recent Korean pop music history.
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BTS (Music) / int_4e954c4d	type	Cuckoosnarker
BTS (Music) / int_4e954c4d	comment	Cuckoosnarker: Suga is very sarcastic but he also has a habit of saying random things sometimes. According to him, it seems to be inherited from his mother. These are one of the most infamous ones:
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BTS (Music) / int_5074793a	type	Music at Sporting Events
BTS (Music) / int_5074793a	comment	Music at Sporting Events: "Mic Drop (remix feat. Desiigner)" has been oddly popular in basketball events. Probably because of Desiigner's first line, "Bentley basketball, uh (git)/We playin' that a lot, huh".
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BTS (Music) / int_515eeccc	type	Sampling
BTS (Music) / int_515eeccc	comment	Sampling: Being a Hip-Hop-influenced group, they've done this several times. Some examples from Who Sampled? are: "Born Singer", which is an interpolation J. Cole's "Born Sinner". It was finally cleared for release 9 years later, for Proof. "Coffee" is an interpolation of Urban Kazapa's "Coffee/Cafe Latte", and uses beats from Mountain's "Long Red". "War of Hormone" samples the "ah yeah!" from Run–D.M.C.'s "Here We Go" (Live at the Funhouse, NYC - 1984). This song, as well as the tracks "Euphoria" and "Intro: Persona", sample sound effects from Super Mario Bros.. Contrary to popular belief, the beginning of "Autumn Leaves" does not sample "Deadroses" by blackbear (or EXO's "They Never Know", for that matter) - both use the same synth loop from a royalty-free sound library, as stated by the producer of "They Never Know". Similarly, "Cypher pt. 4" uses the same sample as SFB (2)'s "Strangers". The producer of the track gave it to BTS without knowing that it had already been given to the other group, and he apologized after finding out. "Am I Wrong", which sampled Keb Mo's "Am I Wrong". Hilariously, "Not Today" samples the viral Youtube video "Crazy German Kid" (from 0:15). "Outro: Tear" samples the original orchestral soundtrack of the third part of BTS' own "Highlight Reel" short films, from the BTS Universe. j-hope's solo single "Chicken Noodle Soup" (feat. Becky G) heavily samples the song of the same name by Webstar and Young B., intended as a Homage to the latter as the first song that got j-hope into dancing. The tracks "Intro: Persona", "Interlude: Shadow" and "Outro: Ego" from the MAP OF THE SOUL series are very explicit Call-Backs to their beginnings, and as such they sample "Intro: Skool Luv Affair" (from their third EP), "Intro: O!RUL8,2?" (from their second EP), and "Intro: 2 Cool 4 Skool" (from their debut), respectively. As found here, the vocal sample in "Respect" comes from the track "Morning Time" by Lost John (and was available as a free sample).
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BTS (Music) / int_528ba189	type	Album Intro Track
BTS (Music) / int_528ba189	comment	Album Intro Track: Every BTS album has one of these, introducing its general concept and themes. The intros all get music videos as "comeback trailers" for the album weeks before the album's release. Most of them have one of the rappers do one of these, with the exception being the LOVE YOURSELF series, which has 3 intros (plus "Epiphany") done by the singers.
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BTS (Music) / int_53b39668	type	Reality Show
BTS (Music) / int_53b39668	comment	Reality Shows: American Hustle Life (Mnet, 2014): BTS' week-long stay in Los Angeles to learn about West Coast Hip-Hop culture from mentors such as Coolio and Warren G. Bon Voyage (Vlive): The group going on vacation to a foreign country. Season 1 (2016), set in Northern Europe. Season 2 (2017), set in Hawai'i. Season 3 (2018), set in Malta. Season 4 (2019), set in New Zealand.
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BTS (Music) / int_55bd649c	type	Boy Band
BTS (Music) / int_55bd649c	comment	Boy Band: A non-stereotypical example of a Korean Pop Music boy band.
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BTS (Music) / int_5692bfd9	type	Human Notepad
BTS (Music) / int_5692bfd9	comment	Human Notepad: The latter half of Jimin's "Set Me Free Pt.2" MV from his solo album FACE has his whole torso and neck covered in a German poem writing.
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BTS (Music) / int_587515b3	type	And the Rest
BTS (Music) / int_587515b3	comment	And the Rest: RM splits the group into "Suga-hyung and me", "Jin-Hyung and Hope", and "etcetera".
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BTS (Music) / int_589661ad	type	Renaissance Man
BTS (Music) / int_589661ad	comment	Renaissance Man: Aside from being the famous Golden Maknae (Jungkook is also good at drawing (he made the eerie painting seen in the "Begin" teaser for WINGS, for starters) and sports (see his performance at the relay races and wrestling matches in the ISACs, plus his skill in taekwondo). He's also been getting into photography (tagged on Twitter as "G.C.P" or "Golden Closet Photography"), filming and editing (as seen in his Golden Closet Films), and producing (starting with "Magic Shop").
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BTS (Music) / int_598ad6e2	type	Even the Guys Want Him
BTS (Music) / int_598ad6e2	comment	Even the Guys Want Him: Jimin, as commonly seen in reaction videos. PewDiePie, stepping into the K-Pop world in this video. He started with BTS, commenting on both their good sides and what he didn't like about them until he watched Blood, Sweat and Tears. After said MV, he promptly declared that he's gay. A reaction video also to "Blood, Sweat and Tears" had the reactor (jokingly) call his girlfriend into the room and break up with her after seeing Jimin. The running joke is that "once you JimIN, you can't JimOUTor, is it just me who was created by loneliness", and that no one is immune to his charm.
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BTS (Music) / int_59e5940e	type	AnimalMotif
BTS (Music) / int_59e5940e	comment	Animal Motif: Fans often compare Suga to a cat and even give him the nickname "lil meow meow". J-Hope is a squirrel because of his energetic personality. Jungkook is a rabbit because of his adorable bunny smile. V is compared to a baby tiger or bear. Jimin is often compared to a baby chick or calico cat. RM is a koala. Jin is a hamster or a quokka due to his big cheeks.
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BTS (Music) / int_59f8264	type	StageName
BTS (Music) / int_59f8264	comment	RM defies the notion of being a one-genre-only group; one of the reasons he gave for changing his Stage Name from "Rap Monster" to "RM" is that the old name limited him in the kind of music he wanted to make. He has even said through the lyrics of "Do You" (from the RM mixtape) that genre is "a trap", refusing to stick to one label:
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BTS (Music) / int_5a22609e	type	Creator Thumbprint
BTS (Music) / int_5a22609e	comment	Creator Thumbprint: Suga whispering (sometimes saying) his name in the beginning of his verses like in "Pied Piper", "134340" and many other songs.
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BTS (Music) / int_5a57bdaa	type	Lucky Seven
BTS (Music) / int_5a57bdaa	comment	Their first album to chart in the US Billboard 200 chart's top 10, LOVE YOURSELF: Her, charted at #7. All other Korean albums they've released since (minus the BTS World OST) have debuted at #1 in the chart.
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BTS (Music) / int_5ade32d1	type	Metal Scream
BTS (Music) / int_5ade32d1	comment	Metal Scream: In the final section of the rap rock track "Dionysus" (where it turns into a full headbang type of sound), Jin lets out a Type 4 scream.
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BTS (Music) / int_5d04596d	type	Ode to Youth
BTS (Music) / int_5d04596d	comment	Ode to Youth: Their work in general takes on the topic of youth in several ways, either by exploring both the good and the bad sides of being young or by encouraging the younger generations to be bringers of social change. One big example of this trope that differs from other BTS songs is "Epilogue: Young Forever", which is about the fleetingness of the beautiful moments they're going through as young artists and the acceptance that they can't last forever - but they can keep being young in spirit as long as they keep running towards a dream.
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BTS (Music) / int_5d86966a	type	Man on Fire
BTS (Music) / int_5d86966a	comment	Man on Fire: During the second chorus of the "Mic Drop" music video, after an explosion, you can see stuff falling slowly in flames in the background, which on closer look could be either rubble or people. The hidden person in all black in the "Fire" MV catches fire after Suga shakes hands with them.
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BTS (Music) / int_5e13dc69	type	Competition Freak
BTS (Music) / int_5e13dc69	comment	Competition Freak: Most of the members really love to win when it comes to games (such as in variety shows), but no one comes close to Jungkook in terms of competitiveness, ever. His competitive side can be seen in how he throws (all light-hearted) tantrums sometimes when losing, how he goes all out just to win no matter how silly the game is, and in how eager and focused he becomes when playing. This fan-made compilation perfectly shows how competitive Jungkook can get.
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BTS (Music) / int_5fe1360d	type	Audience Participation Song
BTS (Music) / int_5fe1360d	comment	Audience Participation Song: Aside from the usual fanchants, BTS will usually ask the audience to sing along to "I Like It", "Miss Right", "Epilogue: Young Forever" and "Fire" during live performances. Their official fan songs, "2!3!" and "Magic Shop", are designed to be this.
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BTS (Music) / int_60200c6	type	Former Teen Rebel
BTS (Music) / int_60200c6	comment	Former Teen Rebel: Inverted with RM and Suga. RM was such a diligent student he was in the top 1% of South Korea and Suga was on the Student Council of his High School. They have since then become adults and both write lyrics about the corruption of the school system and South Korea, in general.
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BTS (Music) / int_6053dc28	type	Record Producer
BTS (Music) / int_6053dc28	comment	Record Producer: Some members, such as RM and Jungkook, but most frequently Suga, have done this for several of their songs.
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BTS (Music) / int_60e49895	type	The Leader
BTS (Music) / int_60e49895	comment	When it comes to interviews, RM is the one who carries the burden of being The Leader, often being the most careful with tact and maintaining order, translating for the group when the interviewer speaks English. While quieter, Suga is blunt yet thoughtful with his opinions, often speaking when the question is about music production or about trickier or more controversial topics (like politics). J-Hope, being a much more extroverted person, is often in charge of lightening the mood to help other members relax (a role he shares with Jin).
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BTS (Music) / int_60f567f1	type	Lonely Piano Piece
BTS (Music) / int_60f567f1	comment	Lonely Piano Piece: The instrumentals for "The Truth Untold" are for the most part a very minimalistic piano piece. Appropriately, the song itself is about the story of a man who doesn't dare to show himself to the woman he's in love with because of his grotesque appearance, only letting her take flowers from his garden and watching her from afar.
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BTS (Music) / int_61a84258	type	Deleted Scene
BTS (Music) / int_61a84258	comment	"Boy With Luv" and "Dynamite" have alternative versions ("ARMY with Luv version" and "B-side", respectively) heavily featuring outtakes, including mistakes and general goofing around.
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BTS (Music) / int_6298c177	type	Sequel Song
BTS (Music) / int_6298c177	comment	Sequel Song: "We Are Bulletproof pt. 1" (made pre-debut) and "pt. 2" (the better known one, released in 2 Cool 4 Skool). MAP OF THE SOUL: 7 brings us "We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal", which vastly differs from both previous entries, exchanging Boastful Rap with a fully pop (if highly melancholic) sound and lyrics reminiscing and celebrating BTS' career and relationship with fans. There's also "Airplane" (from J-Hope's solo mixtape) and "Airplane pt. 2" (from LOVE YOURSELF: Tear), with pt. 2 even featuring a verse from pt. 1. Hope World'' also has a track named "Piece of Peace pt.1", though whether it'll actually have a sequel is yet to be seen. "I'm Fine" is "Save Me", but after the Character Development seen throughout the LOVE YOURSELF series; it features the latter's main melody in reverse, an inverted order of the rap parts, and even inverted themes in the lyrics (with the lyrics in RM's verses being direct opposites to his part in "Save Me"). They also have a history of sequel albums: "The School Trilogy" of 2 Cool 4 Skool, O!RUL8,2?, and Skool Luv Affair, along with the "epilogue" of Dark&Wild. The Most Beautiful Moment in Life pts. 1, 2, and Young Forever. LOVE YOURSELF: Her, LOVE YOURSELF: Tear, and LOVE YOURSELF: Answer. "Boy With Luv" is this to "Boy In Luv" - the stark difference in both sound and representation of love and gender roles is meant as a demonstration of the evolution and maturity of BTS as a group and as people. Subverted with "Change pt.2" by RM, which is about how people (including himself) change with time, as opposed to his previous song "Change", which is about wanting change in society.
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BTS (Music) / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
BTS (Music) / int_62f9d08e	comment	There's an example in the "IDOL" music video that combines this with Freeze-Frame Bonus; in the second pre-chorus, Jin towers over tiny versions of the other members, watching them dance. During a split second, mini-Jungkook appears twerking.
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BTS (Music) / int_6732af17	type	Pep-Talk Song
BTS (Music) / int_6732af17	comment	Pep-Talk Song: They've stated several times their intent to make songs where people find strength or comfort. Examples of this trope in their work are "Tomorrow", "So Far Away", "Not Today", "No More Dream", "21st Century Girl", "Intro: Nevermind", "Fire", "Intro: O!RUL8,2?", "2!3!", "Lost", "A Supplementary Story: You Never Walk Alone", "Paradise", and "So What".
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BTS (Music) / int_67784113	type	Non-Appearing Title
BTS (Music) / int_67784113	comment	Non-Appearing Title: "No More Dream" and "War of Hormone".
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BTS (Music) / int_68068108	type	Evil Laugh
BTS (Music) / int_68068108	comment	Evil Laugh: At the end of "BTS Cypher Part 2: Triptych," SUGA closes out his verse- and the song proper- with a breathless, wheezing cackle. He also does this during his verse in "Ddaeng" and towards the beginning of "give it to me" from Agust D.
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BTS (Music) / int_680bb6b1	type	Hot-Blooded
BTS (Music) / int_680bb6b1	comment	V is a monkey: He's easily excitable, Hot-Blooded, and likes to copy others.
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BTS (Music) / int_688238d6	type	Wimp Fight
BTS (Music) / int_688238d6	comment	Jin and Jungkook appear as background villagers in the music video for Agust D's "Daechwita". They're the guy that turns to the camera after Suga bumps into him and the guy that bumps into the first guy. Chaos ensues.
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BTS (Music) / int_68bac9ac	type	Rated G for Gangsta
BTS (Music) / int_68bac9ac	comment	Rated G for Gangsta: Just compare "No More Dream"'s music video to "I Need U"'s... or "DNA"'s. Depending on the way you look at it, this is also inverted, as their songs have progressively taken on more mature themes.
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BTS (Music) / int_691669c4	type	Changed for the Video
BTS (Music) / int_691669c4	comment	Changed for the Video: The Art Film music video of "Black Swan" (originally featuring a trap beat) features an orchestral version.
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BTS (Music) / int_6a4c6ec0	type	The Promised Land
BTS (Music) / int_6a4c6ec0	comment	The Promised Land: The official music video for "ON" shows the 7 members reuniting from different places in a Crapsack World and leading a crowd to a new land. This is a played with example of the Idealistic Variation, in that once they arrive there (with the doors leading to it opening on their own), their arrival is what makes plants instantly grow.
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BTS (Music) / int_6dc502d1	type	Big Brother Worship
BTS (Music) / int_6dc502d1	comment	Big Brother Worship: RM for Jungkook. Although Jungkook loves all of his hyungs (older brother), he seems to have a soft spot for the leader, RM. Jungkook said that the reason why he joined BTS in the first place was because he saw RM rapping and thought he was cool. It's also noted that Jungkook rarely teases RM compared to his other hyungs and is rather clingy to him.
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BTS (Music) / int_6fbe85e6	type	Adaptation Personality Change
BTS (Music) / int_6fbe85e6	comment	Adaptation Personality Change: They all get this to some degree, becoming more serious due to the setting and their different backstories. Particular examples include V (who's known for being extremely sociable and at the time was more of a class clown in real life, personality-wise) becoming a brooding loner, j-hope (mood setter of the group and generally Fun Personified on-stage) becoming an Only Sane Man of sorts, and SUGA (who, while being on the more introverted, snarkier side, is very much also prone to joking around) becoming The Stoic and... The Big Guy.note SUGA is easily the shortest member along with Jimin and is not exactly known as the most muscular.
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BTS (Music) / int_701243b8	type	Comical Overreacting
BTS (Music) / int_701243b8	comment	Comical Overreacting: They're prone to this A Lot, from screaming and cringing when members are made to kiss or say "I love you" to each other, to ganging up on a member for making them lose a game or giving a wrong answer to an easy question. Suga tends to do this whenever j-hope shows up on screen (e.g. MV reaction videos) by yelling "J-HOOOOOPEEEEE" as loudly as possible.
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BTS (Music) / int_705148cf	type	Location Song
BTS (Music) / int_705148cf	comment	Location Song: "Satoori Rap/Paldongangsan" is a song about the different regional dialects of Korean, and "Move" is about their old dormitory. "Ma City" is also a song where they each boast about their hometowns.
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BTS (Music) / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
BTS (Music) / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: Not only is this "Bangtan with superpowers", but all of them are portrayed to be more impressive and involved in the action than they make themselves out to be in real life. One member even comes from a warrior family here!
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BTS (Music) / int_743437c4	type	Chroma Key
BTS (Music) / int_743437c4	comment	Chroma Key: Used almost all around in "DNA" and especially "IDOL", which borders on becoming a Surreal Music Video with how much intentionally weird and/or colorful stuff they throw at you. Subtly used in "Dope" to create an illusion of the video being The Oner. When RM's verse starts, the other members run off to the right of the screen while we move with RM to the left, yet the other members appear behind him (because RM actually moved to stand in front of a green screen). Heavily featured in "Outro: Ego" as well, at times going for a similar kitsch effect as "IDOL".
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BTS (Music) / int_74e34bb	type	Singer Namedrop
BTS (Music) / int_74e34bb	comment	Singer Namedrop: "Rise of Bangtan"'s chorus translates to "Who are we? Who are we? The rising Bangtan!" They also do it on other songs, such as "Boys With Fun", "Attack on Bangtan", "Not Today, "Anpanman", and "Run BTS".
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BTS (Music) / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
BTS (Music) / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: V tends to say hilarious things intentionally or unintentionally with little expression.
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BTS (Music) / int_76dc3807	type	Alone in a Crowd
BTS (Music) / int_76dc3807	comment	Alone in a Crowd: This effect is used in the second chorus of "Spring Day", where Jungkook stands still while the rest walks around him in blurs (filmed in a low shutter speed). Jungkook then joins the others, also becoming a blur.
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BTS (Music) / int_78255ad7	type	Passing the Torch
BTS (Music) / int_78255ad7	comment	Even Seo Taiji has named BTS his successors; after inviting the group to take part in his 25th anniversary project (where BTS covered "Come Back Home") and his 25th anniversary concert, he told them "this is your generation now".
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BTS (Music) / int_7881f335	type	Chekhov's Armoury
BTS (Music) / int_7881f335	comment	Chekhov's Armoury: BTS and BigHit have mastered the art of hiding future concepts in performances, music videos, concept images, VCRs and (occasionally) lyrics.
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BTS (Music) / int_789d50eb	type	Multilingual Song
BTS (Music) / int_789d50eb	comment	Multilingual Song: While including English words or phrases isn't uncommon in Korean music, RM's fluency in English has resulted in a few songs having whole verses in English, such as several songs in RM and mono.. This is, however, most noticeable in both versions of "Mic Drop (Steve Aoki remix)" - one has the pre-chorus, chorus and RM's verse translated into English, and the other (featuring Desiigner) replaces J-Hope's and Suga's verse altogether with Desiigner's verse, with RM's verse (still in English) being shared with the other rappers instead.
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BTS (Music) / int_7acca961	type	Song of Song Titles
BTS (Music) / int_7acca961	comment	Song of Song Titles: A good part of RM and j-hope's verses in "Hip-Hop Lover" is just each rapper naming his greatest rap influences, including name-drops of albums and mixtapes such as Illmatic, Doggystyle, Ready to Die, The Chronic and Friday Night Lights, as well as the song "Wild for the Night".
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BTS (Music) / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
BTS (Music) / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: "Baepsae" and "Go Go" serve as this to the previous generations (who are portrayed as unsympathetic and unreasonably demanding of the younger generations despite being responsible for the latter's disproportionately dire socioeconomic situation), although "Go Go"'s is more subtle. The Cyphers are this to their haters (including rappers and others who have criticized them), with 2 and 3 being the most vicious ones - "Cypher pt. 2" being not-so-secretly aimed at B-Free, a rapper who publicly criticized RM and SUGA to their faces for wearing make-up and taking the "easy" path, the latter of which they deconstruct in the track. "Cypher 4" and "Mic Drop", too, though they center more on the success they've achieved despite the hate and how the haters have become irrelevant and can't touch them now. "Ddaeng" goes a step above "Mic Drop", being this to those in the industry who mistreated them and predicted/hoped for their failure. Who exactly? According to varying interpretations, it could be those in Korean media who ignored or looked down on them, rappers who said they "sold out" by becoming idols, celebrities/media figures who treated them with disrespect due to them being rookies/from a small company, their haters (especially among Kpop fans), or all of the above.
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BTS (Music) / int_7e6c0522	type	Off with His Head!
BTS (Music) / int_7e6c0522	comment	Off with His Head!: In "Daechwita", the king persona of Agust D has several cut-off heads in bags hanging in front of his palace, with the mangnani or executioner being shown retrieving a freshly cut off one in its bag. Later in the video, present-day-Agust D is brought in to be decapitated as well. It's subverted, as the executioner instead frees him and gives him a gun, which he uses to kill the king.
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BTS (Music) / int_7f061717	type	Teen Idol
BTS (Music) / int_7f061717	comment	Teen Idol: All of them, though teens are far from their only audience.
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BTS (Music) / int_7f08fec3	type	The Fashionista
BTS (Music) / int_7f08fec3	comment	The Fashionista: V, who always wears Gucci products. Even his phone case is from Gucci!
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BTS (Music) / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
BTS (Music) / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: J-hope is always screaming in surprise, joy, or fear sometimes and has a larger-than-life personality. He can and will dance anywhere and everywhere he goes.
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BTS (Music) / int_82518cf7	type	Motor Mouth
BTS (Music) / int_82518cf7	comment	Motor Mouth: The rap-line does this in several songs, with RM and Suga in particular being very adept at fast rapping; Suga is, in fact, one of the fastest rappers in Korea. Examples of RM are his verses in "We Are Bulletproof pt. 2", Cyphers 1, 2 and 3, "Look Here", "Tomorrow", and "Outro: Tear". In his RM mixtape he goes up to eleven, with tracks like "Joke" and "Rush". Examples of Suga are his verses in the pre-debut tracks "We Are Bulletproof pt. 1" (a verse he recycles in his mixtape's main track "Agust D", where it's even faster), "It Doesn't Matter" and "School of Tears"; from BTS tracks, his verses in "N.O.", "Second Grade", "Ma City", "Paradise", "I'm Fine", "Cypher pt. 3", and especially "Cypher pt. 2".
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BTS (Music) / int_83a903f6	type	Stepford Smiler
BTS (Music) / int_83a903f6	comment	While LOVE YOURSELF: Her was about falling in love while becoming a Stepford Smiler, LOVE YOURSELF: Tear is about the relationship collapsing. This is shown in the songs "Fake Love", "134340" and "Outro: Tear". Interestingly, "Outro: Tear" was revealed in Break the Silence to have been written as a break-up song for the members, back in early 2018 when they were discussing whether to disband.
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BTS (Music) / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
BTS (Music) / int_8409a385	comment	The School Trilogy (2 Cool 4 Skool, O!R U L8?2, Skool Luv Affair) had the concept of youth and school.
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BTS (Music) / int_851dda8f	type	Humanoid Abomination
BTS (Music) / int_851dda8f	comment	Humanoid Abomination: What becomes of Seungwoo - his corpse is used as a host by an alien parasite and transformed into a tentacled, self-regenerating monster.
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BTS (Music) / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
BTS (Music) / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: Many of their songs feature some boastful phrases, usually in the rap parts. Notably, their Cyphers and "Mic Drop" are famous for being Badass Boast songs. "Airplane pt. 2" takes the form of a success story, with the chorus talking about all the places they're traveling to.
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BTS (Music) / int_88472ef3	type	Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life
BTS (Music) / int_88472ef3	comment	Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: Dreams and the conflict of hope vs. despair are recurring themes that has appeared throughout BTS' discography. In their earliest work (particularly in 2 Cool 4 Skool" and O!RUL8,2?''), they talked how Korean society pressures young people to abandon their dreams and pursue acceptable, stable life goals; lyrics thus directly addressed young people and asked them "what's your dream?" or encouraged them to not give up even if it feels useless to go on. In later songs like "Go Go" (about Korean youth spending their money to have fun instead of saving it, because their bleak economic situation meant savings are ultimately meaningless) and "Paradise" (about how it's okay to not have a dream), however, they also address how happiness in the present may be more important than a set long term goal. "Intro: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life" might be one of their biggest examples of this trope, about a youth being at the point where they're afraid of the future and don't know what they'll be doing with their life. They've also addressed how they themselves have struggled with the meaning of a "dream" or a purpose. In "Interlude: Shadow", SUGA raps about how fame has also brought him more fear and greed the more he ascends, while "Black Swan" talks about the fear and pain of losing the ability to feel something for the art they make.
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BTS (Music) / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
BTS (Music) / int_884e513b	comment	Medium Awareness: When Jungkook suddenly starts getting allergies, he starts glaring at Jimin, who's a cat. Jimin says in response, "Why are you glaring at me... I'm just a character..." RM frets over only having a pink umbrella for the rain, as it's (according to him) a color unfit for hip-hop, to which Suga responds: "Who's going to know it's pink if it's a black-and-white cartoon?" In "Tazza", Jimin and J-Hope start playing around with Jungkook's speech bubbles from the previous panel. RM manages to Falcon Punch Jimin across a Split-Screen Phone Call.
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BTS (Music) / int_891735cc	type	Child Popstar
BTS (Music) / int_891735cc	comment	Child Popstar: Jungkook was only 15 when the group debuted, and Jimin and V were only 17.
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BTS (Music) / int_89a17726	type	Spell My Name with an S
BTS (Music) / int_89a17726	comment	Spell My Name With An S: Jungkook is the romanization used in official material, but within the fandom "Jeongguk" (how it would be usually romanized) sometimes appears. Same for RM's real name Namjoon, which is very occasionally spelled "Namjun". However, alternate spellings for other members consistent with "Jeongguk" (which is how it would be spelled in the usual romanization system), such as "Yunki" and "Taehyeong", are never used. A notable exception is BTS World, which uses "Jeongguk", "Yunki", and "Namjun". Nowadays, Jungkook is referred to officially as "Jung Kook".
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BTS (Music) / int_8a205817	type	Phrase Salad Lyrics
BTS (Music) / int_8a205817	comment	Phrase Salad Lyrics: Almost all of "Joke" from RM's mixtape RM is this.
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BTS (Music) / int_8a24c94e	type	Studio Chatter
BTS (Music) / int_8a24c94e	comment	Studio Chatter: All of BTS' skits.
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BTS (Music) / int_8d0461e2	type	Destructive Romance
BTS (Music) / int_8d0461e2	comment	Destructive Romance: Appears in The Most Beautiful Moment of Life: "I NEED U" and "RUN" are about irrationally loving and holding onto someone despite knowing the relationship will end. "I NEED U" focuses on an inner turmoil of love and hate of the speaker towards the other person, of suffering because of the other person but being unable to leave them. "RUN" focuses on the fact that the speaker keeps trying to escape the inevitable, running in circles in their dependence on the other person. "House of Cards" is about a relationship that both parties know is unsustainable and will inevitably collapse, but both still keep holding on to.
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BTS (Music) / int_8d52f376	type	Battle Rapping
BTS (Music) / int_8d52f376	comment	Battle Rapping: "Satoori Rap/Padolgangsan" is a song where each member brags about their particular region of Korea.
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BTS (Music) / int_8e81efd1	type	Tenor Boy
BTS (Music) / int_8e81efd1	comment	He also works as this within the group, working as a center in both singing (though more-so in early songs) and dancing. As a singer, he's one of the three tenors in the group, with boyish vocals that can be soft and airy but also work well with harder songs, and with a range that allows him to do both higher and lower notes well. Meanwhile, Jimin specializes more on higher notes (with a very distinct voice that's simultaneously softer and "edgier"); baritone V tends to do lower notes, growling and falsetto, which works very well in R&B songs; Jin is also around the middle in range, but he has distinctly more nasal vocals that are used more in Power Ballads and (more recently) very high notes, and is sometimes used as a counterpart or companion to V's vocals (such as the pre-chorus of "IDOL").
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BTS (Music) / int_91b55fe	type	Pop-Star Composer
BTS (Music) / int_91b55fe	comment	Pop-Star Composer: RM for the Korean version of Fantastic Four (2015), with the song "Fantastic". "Don't Leave Me" from BTS's Japanese album FACE YOURSELF was also made for the Japanese version of the drama Signal. Three years later, "Film Out" was released as the ending theme of The Movie. Their also Japanese song "Your Eyes Tell" was written by Jungkook for the soundtrack of the Japanese romance movie of the same name.
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BTS (Music) / int_92d6af50	type	Truck Driver's Gear Change
BTS (Music) / int_92d6af50	comment	Truck Driver's Gear Change: "Dynamite" starts out in E major for the majority of the song, shifting up to F# major for the final chorus and outro.
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BTS (Music) / int_93851bf1	type	Greatest Hits Album
BTS (Music) / int_93851bf1	comment	Greatest Hits Album: Proof, where each disc takes a different concept of this: Disc 1 contains all the group's singles from debut to the album's lead single, "Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)". Disc 2 contains the original track "Run BTS" and is followed by 2 songs picked by each member from the group's discography. Disc 3 is filled with demos of previous tracks and ends with the original track "For Youth". Note that "For Youth" is the only Disc 3 song to appear on digital versions of the album.
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BTS (Music) / int_95426db4	type	Boastful Rap
BTS (Music) / int_95426db4	comment	Suga's verse in "Airplane pt. 2" has been interpreted by many as aimed to one or several Korean (likely idol) rappers and their fans who have mocked BTS or accused them of using "mediaplay" or becoming "Westernized"/sell-outs/arrogant, all while the rapper(s) in question come(s) from more powerful companies and do(es) Boastful Raps about money and fame.
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BTS (Music) / int_96b89043	type	Not So Above It All
BTS (Music) / int_96b89043	comment	Not So Above It All: SUGA is one of the more serious members, not really joining the members' antics and often sitting somewhere quietly and alone, but when he does join... he's even more chaotic.
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BTS (Music) / int_98b1dc8f	type	Luck-Based Mission
BTS (Music) / int_98b1dc8f	comment	Rookie King (back in 2013) featured a punishment system centered around a Luck-Based Mission, with non-punished members showing No Sympathy (Played for Laughs) and cheerfully going along. Punishments involved members having to serve food to customers dressed as a maid, letting the others do horrible make-up on their face, or (more infamously) kissing another member (with another member gleefully pushing their faces together).
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BTS (Music) / int_98ce3773	type	Cerebus Rollercoaster
BTS (Music) / int_98ce3773	comment	MAP OF THE SOUL:7 is split into 3 parts, corresponding to the Jungian concepts of Persona (the social mask), Shadow (the part of ourselves we deny) and Ego (the synthesis). It starts joyful and uplifting with the songs from the Persona EP, goes into a reflection of the dark side of their sucess, and then picks back up with songs about their will to keep going and the bond between each other and their fans.
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BTS (Music) / int_98ff7254	type	Long-Haired Pretty Boy
BTS (Music) / int_98ff7254	comment	Long-Haired Pretty Boy: The whole group grew their hair out in 2022 and each of them looked so fine. Fans swoon over them harder when they grow out their hair, especially Jungkook, Suga, and V.
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BTS (Music) / int_9b6acdb3	type	Lyrical Cold Open
BTS (Music) / int_9b6acdb3	comment	Lyrical Cold Open: Many examples. In their early days especially they had a knack for having energetic songs with an explosive start. Songs with this trope include "If I Ruled the World", "Coffee", "Attack on Bangtan", "Boy in Luv", "Rain", "Look Here", "Outro: Do You Think It Makes Sense?", "I NEED U", "Dope", "Boyz With Fun", "Butterfly", "Blood, Sweat and Tears", "4 o' clock", "Best of Me", "Let Go", "FAKE LOVE", "The Truth Untold", "Anpanman", and "So What".
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BTS (Music) / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
BTS (Music) / int_9d12bbc1	comment	"Magic Shop" (as well as the teaser video for "Fake Love") is a reference to Into the Magic Shop: A Neurosurgeon's Quest to Discover the Mysteries of the Brain and the Secrets of the Heart, by James R. Doty. It was also referenced as Foreshadowing in one of the year-end performances in 2017.
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BTS (Music) / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
BTS (Music) / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: "Attack on Bangtan": BANG!! TAN!! SO. NYEON. DAN!! (itself a reference to a memetic scene from a Korean Starcraft comic that does the same thing)
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BTS (Music) / int_9e65fb7	type	Team Hand-Stack
BTS (Music) / int_9e65fb7	comment	Team Hand-Stack: It's a tradition they always do before every performance while shouting their own famous chant: "Bangtan Bangtan Bang Bangtan!"
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BTS (Music) / int_a14dbc5f	type	Hip-Hop
BTS (Music) / int_a14dbc5f	comment	Special mention goes to "Cypher pt. 2", which (according to speculation) was directed towards the K-Hip-Hop community and especially rapper B-Free, who (during a Hip-Hop event in Seoul where he, RM, and Suga were invited to speak) publicly criticized RM and Suga for becoming idols - down to describing their use of make-up as "like being gay" and calling their decision to become idols "falling into temptation" and taking the "easy" path. Aside from showing off their skills, the rap line uses "Cypher pt. 2" to call out underground ("real") rappers in the Korean scene for being arrogant despite not necessarily having the ability to live up to the "real rapper" title, and to boast about being more skilled and having worked harder in their craft than them. The most direct reference to B-Free (who lived several years in Hawaii) might be the line "take a break, go to Hawaii, just go home" in Suga's verse.
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BTS (Music) / int_a176b5d4	type	Gospel Music
BTS (Music) / int_a176b5d4	comment	Gospel Music: The live version of "Mama" has a gospel appear after the bridge.
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BTS (Music) / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
BTS (Music) / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: "Boy With Luv" references and recreates various scenes and shots from Singin' in the Rain, though it averts Spoofing in the Rain. As "Boy With Luv"'s "Shadow" counterpart, the music video for "Black Swan" heavily references the film of the same name, turning to a performer's point of view of the stage and the theater, and referencing scenes such as the Mirror Scare scene through Jin and Nina's growing of black swan wings through Jimin.
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BTS (Music) / int_a36f8860	type	Variety Show
BTS (Music) / int_a36f8860	comment	Variety Shows: Rookie King: Channel Bangtan (SBS MTV, 2013) Run BTS! (Vlive, 2015-ongoing) BTS Gayo (Vlive, 2015-ongoing) BTS in the SOOP (JTBC, Weverse): The members take a break from their bustling city lives to relax and spend time together in a peaceful forest. Season 1 (2020) Season 2 (2021) In the SOOP: Friendcation (JTBC, Disney+, 2022): A spin-off of BTS in the SOOP starring V and his friends Peakboy, Park Seo-joon, Choi Woo-shik, and Park Hyun-sik, collectively known as the "Wooga Squad".
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BTS (Music) / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
BTS (Music) / int_a4414a05	comment	Adaptation Dye-Job: The members' hair color doesn't vary too much from their 2014 hairstyles... except for j-hope, who in this comic sports luscious, neck-length blond hair. SUGA's hair more closely resembles his infamous audition hairstyle than any hairstyle he's had since.
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BTS (Music) / int_a4a1d3af	type	Big Little Brother
BTS (Music) / int_a4a1d3af	comment	Big Little Brother: Jungkook and V are notably much taller than their older "brothers" Suga and Jimin.
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BTS (Music) / int_a6be3ad5	type	Rule of Seven
BTS (Music) / int_a6be3ad5	comment	Rule of Seven: 7 members, with 3 albums (WINGS, LOVE YOURSELF: Answer, and MAP OF THE SOUL: 7) containing 7 solos. MAP OF THE SOUL: 7, was released on the 7th year of the group, invoking this with its title.
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BTS (Music) / int_a7382a73	type	Imagine Spot
BTS (Music) / int_a7382a73	comment	Imagine Spot: "Stay Gold" cuts back and forth between the members alone in dark rooms (staring at space or windows in longing), and sequences of the members being happy and together; the latter look extremely dreamlike (some complete with a Gaussian Girl effect), implying they (or at least some of them) are this trope.
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BTS (Music) / int_a8277276	type	The Invisible Band
BTS (Music) / int_a8277276	comment	"Black Swan" has the Art Film version (featuring orchestral instrumentals with a performance by the MN Dance Company, with BTS themselves being absent), and the main official video featuring the members in the Los Angeles Theatre.
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BTS (Music) / int_a939a527	type	Red Eyes, Take Warning
BTS (Music) / int_a939a527	comment	Red Eyes, Take Warning: The Japanese version of "Mic Drop" (which has the original instrumentals instead of the Remix version) replaces Steve Aoki with a dark, sinister hooded figure with red glowing eyes.
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BTS (Music) / int_aaece264	type	Rousing Speech
BTS (Music) / int_aaece264	comment	"Not Today" is heavily inspired by Aragorn's "this day, we fight" Rousing Speech in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.
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BTS (Music) / int_ab2f3f27	type	Heavy Meta
BTS (Music) / int_ab2f3f27	comment	Heavy Meta: "Hip-Hop Lover" is about the rappers' love for the genre, with each one naming their influences. They have several songs that take shots at other Korean underground Hip-Hop rappers and the Kpop industry and talk about their own experience regarding both, such as the Cyphers, "Ddaeng", and the mixtapes RM and Agust D. RM reflects about the dilemma of being both a rapper and an idol, and the difficulties and criticism RM faced after becoming the latter. From this mixtape, RM uses "Do You" as a refusal to conform to others' expectations and adhere to one specific genre. This dilemma seems to be resolved for good in BTS' "IDOL", which is a statement of pride over being both an idol and an artist.
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BTS (Music) / int_ab67853d	type	In Da Club
BTS (Music) / int_ab67853d	comment	In Da Club: "Danger (Japanese Version)" and "Fire" have club scenes like this.
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BTS (Music) / int_ac13aab	type	Video Games
BTS (Music) / int_ac13aab	comment	Video Games: SUPERSTAR BTS: Rhythm Game for mobile devices featuring BTS songs from their entire discography. Closed mid-2020 to give way to the in-house game Rhythm Hive. PUZZLE STAR BT21 (see BT21 above) BTS World: A Mobile Phone Game with RPG and Visual Novel elements developed by Netmarble. The player gets to act as the manager of BTS since pre-debut in a semi-biographical story, the main mechanic being collecting cards. Includes a great amount of original content, containing more than 100 video clips (featuring acting from the members) and 1,000 photos, plus an original soundtrack that contains the songs "Heartbeat", "Dream Glow" (Jin, Jimin and Jungkook, feat. Charli XCX), "Brand New Day " (j-hope and V, feat. Zara Larsson) and "All Night" (RM and SUGA, feat. Juice WRLD). Released in the second quarter of 2019. BTS Universe Story: Another Mobile Phone Game developed by Netmarble Monster. As part of the BU, it continues Seokjin's story with Visual Novel elements, but it also contains a story creation aspect for players to create and share their own stories. Rhythm Hive: Rhythm Game for mobile devices featuring songs by BTS and other BigHit artists, released in December 2020. Has a similar card/level-up system as SUPERSTAR BTS, with the main difference being that, in Rhythm Hive, member cards (and thus their level/grade) only affect the section of the song featuring said member (instead of the randomized system of the other game), plus additions such as the Artist Happiness meter. BTS Island: In the SEOM: A Falling Blocks Match-Three Puzzle Game that follows the story of BTS being stranded in a deserted, magical island. Notable for having direct creative participation from the members and a theme song produced by SUGA.
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BTS (Music) / int_ad03437f	type	Reverse Cerebus Syndrome
BTS (Music) / int_ad03437f	comment	Reverse Cerebus Syndrome: BE's first half consists on the tracks "Life Goes On", "Fly to my Room" and "Blue & Grey", which are the most emotional, gloomy (in "Blue & Grey"'s case in particular) or at least mellow songs in the album. After the Skit however (where the members talk about the news of "Dynamite" charting at #1 on Billboard), the album immediately picks up in mood with "Telepathy" (a funk-inspired disco-pop track), followed by "Dis-ease" (a wild old-school hip hop track), and "Stay" (a Future House track), finishing on a (literal?) high note with the disco-pop song "Dynamite".
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BTS (Music) / int_adf84dea	type	What Beautiful Eyes!
BTS (Music) / int_adf84dea	comment	What Beautiful Eyes!: Jungkook has beautifully wide and sparkly eyes. Namjoon compared them to the eyes of Bambi and it was said he covered his eyes with his hair in school because it got complimented too much.
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BTS (Music) / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
BTS (Music) / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Mostly SUGA, who has a habit of being sarcastic toward himself or the other members. And to a lesser degree, RM. He's prone to snark when someone states the obvious and even interviewers aren't exempt from this:
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BTS (Music) / int_ae50ca8f	type	Stage Names
BTS (Music) / int_ae50ca8f	comment	Stage Names: Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM (formerly Rap Monster), and V don't use their real names, which are (respectively) Seokjin, Yoongi, Hoseok, Namjoon, and Taehyung. Before entering BTS, Suga was an underground composer under the name Gloss, and RM was a rapper under the name Runch Randa. There's also Agust D, the alternate name SUGA uses for his mixtapes (but not for his collaborations with other artists).
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BTS (Music) / int_afd181c7	type	Xtreme Kool Letterz
BTS (Music) / int_afd181c7	comment	Xtreme Kool Letterz: The albums from The School Trilogy were about life in school, so we got titles written in textspeak such as 2 Cool 4 Skool, "Skit: R U Happy Now?", "Skool Luv Affair" and "Boy in Luv". This last inspired the name of its sequel five years later, "Boy With Luv".
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BTS (Music) / int_b04fdcc4	type	Loners Are Freaks
BTS (Music) / int_b04fdcc4	comment	Loners Are Freaks: V's (dangerous) powers of controlling black holes made him realize he was different from the rest at an early age and caused people to treat him like a monster, so he isolates himself so he doesn't put people in danger.
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BTS (Music) / int_b067ddfe	type	Animated Music Video
BTS (Music) / int_b067ddfe	comment	The "We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal" Animated Music Video (released for the 2020 Festa) shows the members' journey (figurative and literally in the video) through various past eras, represented through call backs to settings from previous music videos (the classrooms in "N.O." and "Boy With Luv", the alleys from "I NEED U", etc., plus the members' styling for each respective era). The members start out separate in different eras (with RM in particular starting in BTS' first practice room) with the boys reuniting outside of the labyrinth from "Epilogue: Young Forever". Then, while they're making a bonfire next to the tree from "Spring Day" (dressed and styled like in the WINGS Tour: Final concerts), they find purple stars (referencing the I purple you" phrase) that then transform into a flying whale (implied to be the one from "Whalien 52"), which carries them to a purple galaxy (a phrase also used by the members to refer to ARMYs) that resembles a concert full of ARMY bombs. The end shows the members in a field of flowers, now in "Boy With Luv" attire.
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BTS (Music) / int_b24ce4b2	type	Rearrange the Song
BTS (Music) / int_b24ce4b2	comment	Rearrange the Song: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever features various remixes and extended versions of songs from The Most Beautiful Moment in Life pt. 1 and 2, including extended versions of "Outro: Love is Not Over" and "Outro: House of Cards", "Butterfly (Prologue version)" and various remixes of "I NEED U" and "RUN". There's a "Christmas version" of "Awake" on the group's official Soundcloud. "So Far Away", originally released in the Agust D mixtape, got a different version released on Soundcloud for the 2017 BTS Festa. It has more orchestral instrumentation and features Jin and Jungkook instead of the original's Suran. For the 2017 KBS Song Festival, BTS did a live rock version of "DNA". Later, a different, somewhat softer rock version was released in LOVE YOURSELF: Answer as "DNA (Pedal 2 LA Mix)". "Mic Drop" was re-released as a single in a remix version by Steve Aoki, with English lyrics in the chorus and RM's verse. The remix also has a version featuring Desiigner, whose verse takes the place of the first two verses, with J-Hope and Suga rapping parts of RM's English verse instead. "Fake Love" got a "Rocking Vibe Mix" version shortly after the original's release. It's the one used in the "Fake Love (extended ver.)" music video. They also released a "Brit Rock Mix" version of "Spring Day" on Soundcloud, for the 2018 BTS Festa. "Dynamite" has nine official remixes (ranging from EDM to tropical).
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BTS (Music) / int_b28a8d0a	type	Break-Up Song
BTS (Music) / int_b28a8d0a	comment	Break-Up Song: "Coffee" and "I Like It" are examples of the "I wish we were still in love" kind. "Intro: What Am I to You?" and "Danger" are more of a "Relationship Break-up"/"Teetering on the Brink of a Break-up" variation. The former is also notable for showing the evolution from the upbeat start of the relationship to its messy end. A similar example about a collapsing relationship is "Outro: House of Cards", which has also been extended into a whole song. While LOVE YOURSELF: Her was about falling in love while becoming a Stepford Smiler, LOVE YOURSELF: Tear is about the relationship collapsing. This is shown in the songs "Fake Love", "134340" and "Outro: Tear". Interestingly, "Outro: Tear" was revealed in Break the Silence to have been written as a break-up song for the members, back in early 2018 when they were discussing whether to disband.
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BTS (Music) / int_b4918533	type	Self-Empowerment Anthem
BTS (Music) / int_b4918533	comment	Self-Empowerment Anthem: "21st Century Girl" is this for women, doubling as a Female Empowerment Song and a Pep-Talk Song. "Not Today" is an underdog anthem. "FIRE", in a "live your life however you want" way.
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BTS (Music) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
BTS (Music) / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: While some of it overlaps with Take That, Critics!, there are examples of this in some lyrics. "We Are Bulletproof pt. 2" has the line "On the other hand, for you guys, contacted by your company by luck/ and got labeled as rappers because you couldnÂ’t sing, the rapper title is an extravagance". "Cypher pt. 2" can be interpreted in its entirety as a Take That to B-Free. In "Am I Wrong", SUGA's line "We all are dogs and pigs We get angry and become dogs" references the classist remarks of a government official during Park Geun-Hye's government, who said that "99% of South Koreans have no ability to move up in the world and can be treated like animals". Suga's verse in "Airplane pt. 2" has been interpreted by many as aimed to one or several Korean (likely idol) rappers and their fans who have mocked BTS or accused them of using "mediaplay" or becoming "Westernized"/sell-outs/arrogant, all while the rapper(s) in question come(s) from more powerful companies and do(es) Boastful Raps about money and fame. "The Last" from Agust D has the line "Show Me The Money- it's not that I couldn't do it, I didn't do it, ####". Show Me The Money is a Korean rap competition show where many rappers (including idol rappers) go to prove themselves, though it has a divisive reputation, particularly among international fans. He does it again in "Daechwita" (where he insults rappers with no talent who use drugs for the aesthetic) and "What Do You Think?" (where he insults people who blame his and BTS' success for their failure, and also has the line "I hope all those ######## who tried to get a free ride by selling our names shut their mouths up").
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BTS (Music) / int_b5e63cc4	type	Shadow Archetype
BTS (Music) / int_b5e63cc4	comment	As "Boy With Luv"'s "Shadow" counterpart, the music video for "Black Swan" heavily references the film of the same name, turning to a performer's point of view of the stage and the theater, and referencing scenes such as the Mirror Scare scene through Jin and Nina's growing of black swan wings through Jimin.
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BTS (Music) / int_bb3224b3	type	Best Years of Your Life
BTS (Music) / int_bb3224b3	comment	Best Years of Your Life: Discussed. While not following the exact wording, the The Most Beautiful Moment in Life series is effectively named after this trope. The album series is meant to show how youth, despite having its beautiful moments, also has its moments of struggles, pain, fear and uncertainty.
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BTS (Music) / int_bd842706	type	Hologram
BTS (Music) / int_bd842706	comment	Hologram: In the "My Universe" music video, DJ Lafrique helps Coldplay, BTS, and Supernova7 communicate by transporting them as holograms to each other's planets (Floris, Calypso, and Supersolis respectively).
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BTS (Music) / int_be009bbc	type	Alliterative Name
BTS (Music) / int_be009bbc	comment	Alliterative Name: Jeon Jungkook. Both "Bangtan Boys" and "Bulletproof Boyscouts" (The English translations of their name) fit this as well.
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BTS (Music) / int_bfdf0edb	type	Screaming at Squick
BTS (Music) / int_bfdf0edb	comment	They're prone to this A Lot, from screaming and cringing when members are made to kiss or say "I love you" to each other, to ganging up on a member for making them lose a game or giving a wrong answer to an easy question.
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BTS (Music) / int_c007c53	type	Cool and Unusual Punishment
BTS (Music) / int_c007c53	comment	Cool and Unusual Punishment: Both Rookie King, Run BTS! and BTS Gayo feature games where this applies to the loser, with the punishments frequently being decided by the members themselves. For example: Rookie King (back in 2013) featured a punishment system centered around a Luck-Based Mission, with non-punished members showing No Sympathy (Played for Laughs) and cheerfully going along. Punishments involved members having to serve food to customers dressed as a maid, letting the others do horrible make-up on their face, or (more infamously) kissing another member (with another member gleefully pushing their faces together). In November 29, 2017, BTS' arrival at the airport on their way to the MAMAs gained media attention due to Jin wearing a hanbok attire for no apparent reason. As it turned out, it was a punishment for losing a game on an episode of Run BTS! released on January 6, 2018. Yes, a whole month passed where this went unexplained. Similarly, other episodes had the losing team wear their 90s-themed clothing in a public airport appearance, or T-shirts with an unflattering picture of a member, or movable bunny-ear hats. Other punishments in Run BTS! and BTS Gayo have included doing the "Dope" choreography with a stocking covering their head, acting out a terrible script written by the other members, standing 5 minutes outside without a jacket on winter, and climbing a mountain.
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BTS (Music) / int_c33a8cc4	type	Cuddle Bug
BTS (Music) / int_c33a8cc4	comment	Cuddle Bug: Due to the members' No Sense of Personal Space attitude, half of them are this but Jimin, in particular, stands out for being the most affectionate one and frequently initiates ALL kinds of hugs◊. His hugs with◊ his fellow bandmate V, another cuddle bug, have gone viral on Twitter multiple times for how dramatic and movie-esque they are. Really, you'd think he hasn't seen the members for years the way he's always all over them.
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BTS (Music) / int_c5ef2d50	type	Cringe Comedy
BTS (Music) / int_c5ef2d50	comment	Cringe Comedy: American Hustle Life has a lot of this. It features the members staying for a week in Los Angeles to learn about hip-hop in a boot-camp sort of way, containing moments like having to knock on random people's doors offering pie, having to cook and make creative presentations of their plates for Coolio (yes, the rapper), and going to the streets to cast women for a music video - all of this with only one member being fully fluent in English at the time. To a much lesser extent, the hidden-camera jokes and punishment segments of Rookie King were cringe and awkward.
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BTS (Music) / int_c6fb9ebc	type	Piss-Take Rap
BTS (Music) / int_c6fb9ebc	comment	Piss-Take Rap: Jin in "Circle Room Cypher", his cover of Suga's "Nevermind" for the 2017 BTS Festa, and, to a lesser extent, part of his lines in the BTS Muster version of j-hope's "Chicken Noodle Soup" (where he replaces "popping, rocking, hopping, tutting, dougie, flexing, swaggin'" with "popping, popping, popping, popping..."). He likes this trope.
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BTS (Music) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
BTS (Music) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The comic has referenced Gordon Ramsay, of all things. Suga's caller ring is T-ara's "Sugar Free". RM manages to do a FALCON PUNCH.
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BTS (Music) / int_c7f294da	type	Large and in Charge
BTS (Music) / int_c7f294da	comment	Large and in Charge: RM is the tallest member and the leader of the group.
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BTS (Music) / int_c804c11a	type	Huddle Power
BTS (Music) / int_c804c11a	comment	Huddle Power: Is necessary for them whenever they do a Team Hand-Stack before performing or after their names are announced for a big award as part of a Group Hug or when they have to discuss things and come up with plans to win the games they play on their variety show Run BTS!.
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BTS (Music) / int_ca0b723f	type	Female Empowerment Song
BTS (Music) / int_ca0b723f	comment	Female Empowerment Song: "21st Century Girl" encourages women to live proudly without caring about what others say.
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BTS (Music) / int_ca14fa2b	type	Music Is Politics
BTS (Music) / int_ca14fa2b	comment	Music Is Politics: They've talked in their lyrics about the hardships they've gone through as Kpop idols in an oligopolistic, visual-based and highly competitive industry. Suga explicitly mentions the group being cut from broadcasts and being told they wouldn't make it for being from a small company in both "2! 3!" and "Sea".
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BTS (Music) / int_ca85e684	comment	Power Trio: The rap-line works like this both in and outside the music, which each member having skills that compliment the others' strengths. While the three are well-rounded skill-wise, RM tends to focus more on elaborate metaphors and wordplay, with a more introspective or philosophical tone; Suga's style is more blunt and down-to-earth, with a focus on storytelling, using just the right words; J-Hope, due to his background being street dancing rather than underground hip-hop, has a style more characterized by unique flow patterns, a great sense of rhythm, and experimentation with delivery, with his personality translating into a more playful style. This is particularly evident when comparing their solo work. When it comes to interviews, RM is the one who carries the burden of being The Leader, often being the most careful with tact and maintaining order, translating for the group when the interviewer speaks English. While quieter, Suga is blunt yet thoughtful with his opinions, often speaking when the question is about music production or about trickier or more controversial topics (like politics). J-Hope, being a much more extroverted person, is often in charge of lightening the mood to help other members relax (a role he shares with Jin). Outside of interviews, roles change a bit depending on the situation; RM is more of an intellectual, Suga is more practical/street-smart, and J-Hope often manages teamwork and choreography. The dance line (J-Hope, Jimin and Jungkook, with V being a recent addition) has sometimes operated like this, getting moments for the three to shine together (such as their 3-J performance for the 2017 Festa and the intro to their "IDOL" performance for the 2018 Melon Music Awards). Their skills are also complimentary: J-Hope's specialty is hip-hop and freestyle, Jimin has training in classic/contemporary dance (and also hip-hop), and Jungkook has hip-hop dance skills along with a tremendous athletic prowess, working as a center.
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BTS (Music) / int_cd3703a2	type	Genre Mashup
BTS (Music) / int_cd3703a2	comment	Genre Mashup: On top of Genre Roulette, many songs have mashups of different styles and genres of music, something Korean critics pointed out was an anomaly in Kpop as groups mainly either Genre Shift or have a one-off experiment with a genre; while the groups do keep up with the music trends which the latter ended up being, they don’t usually mashup genres. Here are just a few examples. "Fake Love" has been described as an "emo-Hip-Hop song with a Grunge guitar and a Trap beat". “Dionysus” is a rap rock-synth pop-hip hop song. “Blood, Sweat, and Tears” combines dancehall, moombahton, trap, and tropical house. “Spring Day” combines alternative hip hop and soft pop rock with Britpop and electronic influences for good measure. “Black Swan” combines emo hip hop, trap, and cloud rap. "Idol" blends gqom (a South African genre of electronic dance music) and traditional Korean rhythms, complete with shouts from traditional Korean dances in the chorus (ursoo and jihwaja), along with pop and hiphop elements. The choreography reflects this by including moves from traditional Korean dances and the South African gwara gwara.
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BTS (Music) / int_cdb45c07	type	No Sense of Personal Space
BTS (Music) / int_cdb45c07	comment	No Sense of Personal Space: The members love to cling to each other at random times as the concept of personal space doesn't exist for them.
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BTS (Music) / int_cdee850f	type	Dancing Is Serious Business
BTS (Music) / int_cdee850f	comment	Dancing Is Serious Business: A given for any kpop idol group, but BTS take it to a whole new level with their insane year-end awards performances and awesome dance breaks, they are still able to wow audiences with their performances and stage presence even after 8 years into their career.
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BTS (Music) / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
BTS (Music) / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Like the song, the video for "Boy With Luv" (2019) is this to "Boy in Luv" (2014). The bright colors, the dominance of pink and heavy inspiration and references from musicals from The Golden Age of Hollywood (not to mention the role Halsey has in the music video, where she sings and dances as an equal to the members) is a stark contrast from the messy, dirty classrooms from "Boy in Luv" (where the girl in the video is more of an object, with the boys aggressively trying to charm her).
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BTS (Music) / int_cfdb9e17	type	Cerebus Syndrome
BTS (Music) / int_cfdb9e17	comment	"Intro: What Am I to You?" from Dark n Wild is a Cerebus Syndrome example in a single song, starting off with beautiful sampled violins and RM's rap about the start of a relationship... until the relationship starts to go downhill. By the end, he's angrily shouting, "what am I to you?! What am I to you?!/I do love you crazy, uh, do you?!".
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BTS (Music) / int_cff53786	type	Cover Version
BTS (Music) / int_cff53786	comment	Cover Version: Their covers of ShinHwa's "Perfect Man" and Rain's "Rainism", complete with choreography, are well known among BTS fans. They covered Seo Taiji and Boys's "Come Back Home" as part of Seo Taiji's 25th anniversary project, complete with music video. Before that, they covered another song by them, "Class Idea", for the 2016 KBS Song Festival. Jungkook has recorded many covers that he uploads to Soundcloud, both in Korean and in English: he has covered songs by Troye Sivan (with RM), Tori Kelly, Charlie Puth (featuring Jimin), Music/IU and Justin Bieber, among others. He also sang Big Bang's "If You" in the show King of Masked Singer. V has covered "Someone Like You" by Adele (complete with music video) and "Lay me down" by Sam Smith (during "Bon Voyage", one of their reality shows). He and J-Hope also covered "안아줘 (Hug me)". Jin has covered Ra.D's "Mom" (dedicated to his parents and released for Parent's Day), "I love you" by Mate and YB's "April Outside the Post Office".
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BTS (Music) / int_d028ca10	type	Deliberately Monochrome
BTS (Music) / int_d028ca10	comment	Deliberately Monochrome: They have multiple music videos in black and white colors: RM's "Do You" mv is completely in black and white from start to finish. "War of Hormone" is an example of a limited palette. It's almost fully in a Sepia tone, save for Jimin's red pants and the red stripes in Jungkook's jacket, probably to give the MV a vintage vibe. Another limited palette case: "Butter" starts in a monochromatic tone then changes to full color when they switch to the choreography.
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BTS (Music) / int_d080f396	type	The Napoleon
BTS (Music) / int_d080f396	comment	The Napoleon: Downplayed (while the shortest, he's not that short), but while Jimin is known for being incredibly nice - he once got genuinely sad over learning that dogs can't see colors -, he's also known for having the shortest temper. This, of course, makes him one of the prime targets of teasing from other members in variety shows. Played with it in the case of Suga, the second shortest member. While this doesn't really apply to his real-life personality, he has the most aggressive on-stage persona in rap-focused songs, with his verses being very blunt and prone to cursing.
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BTS (Music) / int_d0db85d0	type	Lyrics/Video Mismatch
BTS (Music) / int_d0db85d0	comment	Lyrics/Video Mismatch: Being Concept Videos, several videos fall into this, especially those belonging to the BTS Universe. For example, the lyrics of "I NEED U" talk about a girl, but the video is about the friendship of the 7 boys instead.
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BTS (Music) / int_d148b019	type	Mundane Made Awesome
BTS (Music) / int_d148b019	comment	Another example from the tour was during "So What", where Jungkook (and another member) would do the Shoot Dance across the stage runway on cue with RM's verse. He would do it with V, then Jimin, then Jin, then Suga, then RM, then all members together... until Jungkook suffered an injury during a rehearsal that required stitches and prevented him from dancing at all. He gradually recovered however, gloriously symbolized by him getting up to do the Shoot Dance again.
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BTS (Music) / int_d5d976dd	type	I Have Many Names
BTS (Music) / int_d5d976dd	comment	I Have Many Names: As seen in the above description, each of the members has at least one Stage Name and/or Affectionate Nickname alongside their real names. Jungkook has Koo and Kookie/Gukkie, Taehyung has Taetae or just Tae, Jimin has Chimchim (or just Chim) and Mimi, J-hope/Hoseok has Hobi and Hoba and he also shares the nickname Seokie with Seokjin. Jin has gone viral several times for his looks in social media, leading to him gaining various nicknames from people asking who he is, such as "Car Door Guy" (in a Korean awards show) and "The Third One From the Left" (on the Billboard Music Awards). After joking that he's "worldwide handsome" during an interview, Jin has turned "Worldwide Handsome" into his title and introduces himself as such in interviews in the US and the UK.
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BTS (Music) / int_d68c925d	type	Creator Provincialism
BTS (Music) / int_d68c925d	comment	Creator Provincialism: One notable trait of BTS is how often their songs reference elements unique to Korea, such as 독서실s (mostly private study facilities for high school students with no non-Korean equivalent) in "No More Dream". They're quite proud of the cities they came from (which are all outside of Seoul), and it shows. "Ma City" is about the members boasting about the cities they grew up in, while "Satoori Rap/Paldongangsan" is about the dialects spoken in those regions (and the rivalries between them). Suga in particular will always be happy to remind you that he, in fact, comes from Daegu. He Lampshades how much he speaks about Daegu in "Ma City". "Spine Breaker" talks about consumerism among teenagers, based on the teenage fad of padded jackets in Korea. Several songs (most notably "Baepsae/Silver Spoon") reference the crow tit - used in a popular Korean saying in contrast to a stork as a metaphor for "try-hards" or people who lack opportunities - and the golden spoon/silver spoon/etc. descriptors of Korean class status. The Boastful Rap song "DDAENG" is filled to the brim with Korean cultural references (explained here), with the title alone referencing several different things at different points of the song (most notably, the card game 섰다). "IDOL" (which mixes South African dance rhythms and sounds with Korean traditional instruments) includes the shouts "ursoo!" and "jihwaja!", which are sounds made to show excitement or boost the mood in traditional Korean music/dance performances.
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BTS (Music) / int_d9761a10	type	Performance Video
BTS (Music) / int_d9761a10	comment	Performance Video: More often than not, the choreography takes half of the focus or the main focus of the video, with examples being "We Are Bulletproof pt. 2", "Dope", "N.O", "Just One Day", "Danger", "War of Hormone", "Save Me" (where the dance performance is filmed as The Oner), "DNA", "Mic Drop", "IDOL", and the "Kinetic Manifiesto" version of "ON". Averted in "I NEED U" and "RUN", which focus entirely on the story of the BTS Universe instead of featuring any of the existing official choreography. Also averted in "Come Back Home" (a cover of a song by Seo Taiji & Boys as part of Seo Taiji's 25th anniversary project) where BTS don't appear at all, instead showing youth who have ran away from home as described in the song. The "Black Swan" Art Film doesn't feature BTS at all either, instead showing a performance of the Slovenian MN dance academy.
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BTS (Music) / int_db4bb2fc	type	Harpo Does Something Funny
BTS (Music) / int_db4bb2fc	comment	"Butter" also has music videos for the "Hotter" and "Cooler" remixes; similar to the "in the forest"/"on my pillow" videos, it uses outtakes from a particular set. Since they're pretty much improvisation from the members (read: members goofing around), it works.
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BTS (Music) / int_dbe10fe5	type	SillyLoveSong
BTS (Music) / int_dbe10fe5	comment	Silly Love Song: A necessity for any Boy Band. "Blanket Kick," "Miss Right," "Just One Day," and, perhaps obviously, "Boy in Luv" are among BTS' examples of this trope.
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BTS (Music) / int_dcd423d2	type	Affectionate Nickname
BTS (Music) / int_dcd423d2	comment	Affectionate Nickname: Jin: "Worldwide Handsome", "third one from the left", "Jinnie", "Seokjinnie", "car door guy" SUGA: "lil meow meow", "Minstradamus", "Yoonie", "Motionless Min", "Grandpa", "swag", "Min Suga", "Min Genius", "Yoongles", "Yoon", "Yoongs" j-hope: "Hobi", "Seokie", "Hoseokie", "Jay", "sunshine", "Golden Hyung" RM: "Joon", "Joonie", "Namjoonie", "Rap Mon", "Monie", "God of Destruction", "Sexy Brain Man" Jimin: "Jiminie", "mochi", "Chimchim", "baby mochi" V: "Taetae", "Taehyungie", "Vantae", "baby bear", "CGV" Jungkook: "Golden Maknae", "Justin Seagull", "Jeon Seagull", "Kook", "Jungkookie", "Kookie", "Kookoo", "JK", "Jungoo", "nochu" (not true)
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BTS (Music) / int_e144beb6	type	Everything Is an Instrument
BTS (Music) / int_e144beb6	comment	Everything Is an Instrument: Suga sampled the sound of a basketball hitting the ground for "Intro: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life".
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BTS (Music) / int_e21faf11	type	Friend to All Living Things
BTS (Music) / int_e21faf11	comment	Friend to All Living Things: RM somehow often manages to get photos or videos of himself with crabs or small frogs on his hands. V once had a bird fly to his hand for a second, much to his delight. He even protected a mosquito before it gets swatted away by Jin while mumbling "Life is precious" to himself.
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BTS (Music) / int_e2ccee25	type	Animal Motifs
BTS (Music) / int_e2ccee25	comment	Animal Motifs: The Hip Hop Club are anthropomorphic animals, which is strange because everyone else appears to be human. The animals do match their personalities, though. RM is a duck: In keeping with cartoon portrayals of ducks he is easily irritated, impulsive, and bossy. Jin is a dog: Initially intimidating but turns out to be extremely friendly and loyal. Suga is a turtle: As befits a lazy bumnote the character, not the real Suga. J-Hope is a bull: It's subtle, but J-Hope is shown to be a little stubborn and set in his ways. Jimin is a cat: He's more focused on maintaining his body than participating in the club. V is a monkey: He's easily excitable, Hot-Blooded, and likes to copy others. Jungkook is a rabbit: The Trickster this evokes actually applies to Jungkook IRL more than his comic counterpart, though.
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BTS (Music) / int_e2decfff	type	With Lyrics
BTS (Music) / int_e2decfff	comment	With Lyrics: "Monterlude", an unofficial song by RM, is a vocal cover of the track "Interlude" from 2 Cool 4 Skool.
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BTS (Music) / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
BTS (Music) / int_e303d198	comment	WINGS (songs, concepts and videos) is a Whole-Plot Reference to Demian (by Hermann Hesse), a book RM read.
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BTS (Music) / int_e4bb68b8	type	The Charmer
BTS (Music) / int_e4bb68b8	comment	The Charmer: V fills this role in their reality show "American Hustle Life". He got discounts due to his looks twice and Iris Stevenson described his voice as "soulful". Jimin, too, if the many compilations of people being immediately drawn to him are any indication. He even gives Chimmy, his BT21 UNIVERSE, this quality as their main skill.
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BTS (Music) / int_e540d1e6	type	Camp
BTS (Music) / int_e540d1e6	comment	While they were still trainees, several members appeared as background characters in the Campy music video for Jo Kwon's "I'm Da One". J-Hope and Jungkook appear as Jo Kwon's backup dancers, Jin and V appear as the Big Bad's bodyguards (who die, get revived and go through a Heel–Face Turn at the end), and Suga appears as a kid with a casted leg who suddenly stops needing it anymore, thanks to the Power of Rock. Jo Kwon's "Animal" also features J-Hope as a rapper. Episode 4 of 2am Star Life Theatre had Jo Kwon visit trainees to give words of advice. This, of course, includes BTS (as well as SinB and Eunha from GFRIEND).
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BTS (Music) / int_e5424ce9	type	Film
BTS (Music) / int_e5424ce9	comment	Film: Golden Closet Film (2017-2020): A series of videos filmed and edited by Jungkook of the band members in different locations such as Tokyo, Helsinki and Newark. Burn the Stage (2018): A Rockumentary about the WINGS Tour in 2017, meant to show a more "raw" or honest side of the group behind the scenes. Originally released as an 8-episode Mini Series , then re-released as a (vastly different) movie in November 15th of the same year, with about an 80% of new content. Both are available on Youtube Premium. BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in Seoul (2019): A Concert Film for one of the first LOVE YOURSELF Tour dates, which took place in August 2018. Released on cinemas worldwide in January 26th as a one-day-only event. Bring The Soul (2019): Another documentary in the vein of Burn the Stage, now following their LOVE YOURSELF Tour in 2018. A documentary series of the same name and subject was also released on the Weverse app. Break The Silence: Persona (2020): The third documentary in this style, following the SPEAK YOURSELF Tour in 2019 and showing the members reflecting on the similarities and differences between their on-stage and off-stage persona. Released after the Weverse-exclusive Break the Silence, first on theaters and then made available on Weverse as well. BTS: Yet To Come (2022): A filmed recording of their concert BTS <Yet To Come> in BUSAN. j-hope IN THE BOX (2023): A behind-the-scenes look at the production of j-hope's debut studio album Jack in the Box, his performances at Lollapalooza, and more. Released on Disney+. SUGA: Road to D-Day (2023): Another documentary released on Disney+ featuring SUGA as he embarks on “a musical journey as he travels the world in search of inspiration in the form of new sounds and experiences” for his studio album D-Day. Jimin's Production Diary (2023): A documentary detailing the creative process behind Jimin's debut solo album Face.
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BTS (Music) / int_e59315cf	type	Height Angst
BTS (Music) / int_e59315cf	comment	Height Angst: Jimin complains that he has to spend more money on a tailor due to being the shortest.
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BTS (Music) / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
BTS (Music) / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Every. Single. Member. RM thinks about nothing but Hip Hop 24/7. Jin is constantly talking about food, talking about cooking, or complaining that he doesn't have the right cooking implement/ingredient handy. Suga has pro-level basketball skills... and no stamina. He's also almost always seen reading. J-Hope has absolute confidence in his abilities and fashion sense despite ample evidence to the contrary. V has the attention span of a gerbil and is always blurting out things that have little or nothing to do with the subject. Jimin is obsessed with working out and is extremely gullible. Inverted with Jungkook, who is not really rebellious and cocky in real life. In any situation where there is even a hint of mystery Jungkook will always suggest the worst possible outcome and loves scaring the other members. He also has a massive competitive streak.
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BTS (Music) / int_e6b5d22f	type	Catchphrase
BTS (Music) / int_e6b5d22f	comment	Catchphrase: "I purple you" (and its original Korean version, "borahae") is a phrase coined by V in 2016 that has since become (along with the color itself) representative of BTS and the relationship between BTS and ARMY, and thus the catchphrase of both BTS and ARMY (especially V). j-hope's introduction catchphrase in English: "I'm your hope, you're my hope, I'm j-hope!"
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BTS (Music) / int_e7e558	type	The Oner
BTS (Music) / int_e7e558	comment	The Oner: "War of Hormone" has several one-shot parts, while "Dope" creates the illusion of being a one-take. "Save Me", however, is actually filmed entirely in one take. j-hope's "Chicken Noodle Soup" is filmed like this until the last chorus (or at least gives the illusion of one), with 2 shots being connected by the camera briefly going upwards to a (CGI) zeppelin for a moment and then going back.
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BTS (Music) / int_e9a97564	type	Evil Wears Black
BTS (Music) / int_e9a97564	comment	Evil Wears Black: Played With. According to the music video director, the dark hooded figures in "Mic Drop" represent BTS' "haters"; however, BTS ends up turning them into their fans with their music.
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BTS (Music) / int_eaf3fc2a	type	Learnt English from Watching Television
BTS (Music) / int_eaf3fc2a	comment	Learnt English from Watching Television: RM famously learned English from watching Friends (and from rap songs).
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BTS (Music) / int_eb6912	type	Pretty Fly for a White Guy
BTS (Music) / int_eb6912	comment	Pretty Fly for a White Guy: Their image in their early years is a non-white example. While they were more directly influenced by Western rap than a good majority of other Kpop artists, they were still not all that knowledgeable about the culture behind it, and dressed and acted "gangsta" as part of their "Hip-Hop idol group" concept. However, after 2014 - a year that involved a trip to Los Angeles to learn about West Coast Hip-Hop's roots and culture for American Hustle Life -, the tough-guy "gangsta" image was scrapped for good. RM, rapper and leader of the group, has apologized for his mistakes on this regard and considers his attitude and hairstyle/fashion choices of that era an Old Shame. More on that here.
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BTS (Music) / int_edb737b2	comment	Cultural Cross-Reference: They've made many references to rappers and rap songs from the US. RM and J-Hope's verses in "Hip Hop Lover" (itself an ode to the genre) are pretty much a list of their rap influences, including Nas, Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Eminem, Eric B. & Rakim, Snoop Dogg, Gang Starr, Mac Miller, and Kendrick Lamar, among others. The lyrics of "Butter" references several 80s-90s songs such as Usher's "U Got It Bad" (and a line mentioning Usher himself), Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" and "Rock With You", and The Jackson 5's "Blame It On The Boogie". They've also referenced several popular Japanese works in their lyrics, as the members are fans of manga, anime and videogames. "Anpanman" heavily references the manga character of the same name. "Attack on Bangtan" references Attack on Titan by title (the Japanese version of the song, "Shingeki no Boudan", is named after the original title of the manganote "Attack on Titan" does not mean the same as "Shingeki no Kyojin", which means "advancing giants", so this was clearly intentional). Other Japanese works they've referenced are Pokémon ("Intro: What Am I to You?") and One Piece ("Cypher Pt. 2"). WINGS is a Whole-Plot Reference to German writer Hermann Hesse's Demian. "Magic Shop" (as well as the "Fake Love" teaser) references James R. Doty's book Into the Magic Shop. The "IDOL" choreography for the line "sometimes I become your superhero/Keep spinning, you Anpanman" (itself a Call-Back to the song "Anpanman") has the members posing as different comic superheros: Jin as the Hulk, Suga as Black Panther, Jimin as Spider-Man, J-Hope as Anpanman, V as Iron Man, RM as Captain America, and Jungkook as Thor. Agust D (a solo mixtape by BTS member Suga) has the track "Tony Montana". J-Hope's "Daydream" has the lyric "Like the hole Alice fell into/Like the road that leads to Hogwarts". When J-Hope is flying on his bed into space in the "Daydream" music video, he looks at his phone, which displays the message "DON'T PANIC!", sent from a man named Arthur (a reference to Arthur Dent, the main character of the novel). The MAP OF THE SOUL series heavily references Carl Jung (specifically, Murray Stein's book Jung's Map of the Soul), particularly the archetypes of Persona, Shadow, Ego and Self.
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BTS (Music) / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: While they were still trainees, several members appeared as background characters in the Campy music video for Jo Kwon's "I'm Da One". J-Hope and Jungkook appear as Jo Kwon's backup dancers, Jin and V appear as the Big Bad's bodyguards (who die, get revived and go through a Heel–Face Turn at the end), and Suga appears as a kid with a casted leg who suddenly stops needing it anymore, thanks to the Power of Rock. Jo Kwon's "Animal" also features J-Hope as a rapper. Episode 4 of 2am Star Life Theatre had Jo Kwon visit trainees to give words of advice. This, of course, includes BTS (as well as SinB and Eunha from GFRIEND). Jimin has a (rather amusing) blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in GLAM's "Party (XXO)".
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BTS (Music) / int_f0897540	comment	Letters 2 Numbers: The School Trilogy, which portrayed life in school, had the titles written in textspeak "2 Kool 4 Skool" and "O!RUL82?"note "Oh! Are you late, too?". MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA. Not only does it go into a more upbeat sound and lyrics (with a fully pink cover), but it draws a direct parallel to Skool Luv Affair through the intro and especially the title tracks. While "Boy in Luv" was a lot about a "manly" concept of love and had a heavy rock-ish sound, "Boy with Luv" is more "funky pop", with the song being about a much healthier concept of love based on sharing a mutual connection.
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BTS (Music) / int_f0f4b47	comment	Vocal Tag Team: 4 singers and 3 rappers, with the singers usually taking on the chorus and pre-chorus and rappers usually being in charge of the verses. The distribution among the singers might vary; Jungkook has a history of getting more lines in songs (being the main singer), but the vocal distribution has been getting more even over the years, especially in the LOVE YOURSELF series. BTS has long stated that line distribution doesn't matter much to them, as they instead focus on what sounds best. They've also stated they try possible combinations and variations to test what sounds the best. There are, however, songs featuring only the singers ("The Truth Untold", "Dimple", most of the album Outros) or only the rappers (the Cyphers, "Outro: Her", "Outro: Tear"), featuring units ("Dream Glow", "Brand New Day" and "All Night" from the BTS WORLD OST, "Jamais Vu", "Friends" and "Respect" from the MAP OF THE SOUL duology, plus Soundcloud releases like "4 o'Clock" and "I Know") and some only feature one member (the solos in WINGS and the MAP OF THE SOUL duology, almost all of the album intros).
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BTS (Music) / int_f15193bc	comment	Stairwell Chase: In "Spring Day", we see this kind of shot with Jin looking up to the rest of the members running up the stairs.
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BTS (Music) / int_f1d3f0c9	comment	The rap-line works like this both in and outside the music, which each member having skills that compliment the others' strengths. While the three are well-rounded skill-wise, RM tends to focus more on elaborate metaphors and wordplay, with a more introspective or philosophical tone; Suga's style is more blunt and down-to-earth, with a focus on storytelling, using just the right words; J-Hope, due to his background being street dancing rather than underground hip-hop, has a style more characterized by unique flow patterns, a great sense of rhythm, and experimentation with delivery, with his personality translating into a more playful style. This is particularly evident when comparing their solo work. When it comes to interviews, RM is the one who carries the burden of being The Leader, often being the most careful with tact and maintaining order, translating for the group when the interviewer speaks English. While quieter, Suga is blunt yet thoughtful with his opinions, often speaking when the question is about music production or about trickier or more controversial topics (like politics). J-Hope, being a much more extroverted person, is often in charge of lightening the mood to help other members relax (a role he shares with Jin). Outside of interviews, roles change a bit depending on the situation; RM is more of an intellectual, Suga is more practical/street-smart, and J-Hope often manages teamwork and choreography.
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BTS (Music) / int_f1dcc3f	comment	Soprano and Gravel: All the rappers are baritone, while the singers are all tenor except for V, who's also a baritone. This trope particularly applies with Jimin, who's voice is very characteristically soft and high-pitched, especially in contrast with the rappers or V. An example is "Fake Love", which starts with V and Jungkook singing the first verses and then jumps to Jimin and Jin's "I'm so sick of this fake love" lines. "Fake Love"'s final verses are sung simultaneously by V and Jimin in different octaves (followed by Jungkook and Jin also singing in different octaves). A similar, more raw example is found in "Blue and Grey", used to heartbreaking effect. The difference between V and Jimin's voices is so notorious that it's a key component of the contrast between "Intro: Serendipity" (sung solo by Jimin) and "Intro: Singularity" (sung by V). Different variations of this trope are combos between soft vocals and j-hope's or (especially) SUGA's raspy voices. An example of this is both versions of "So Far Away", both of which are rapped by SUGA in contrast with much softer vocals (Suran in the Agust D version, and Jin and Jungkook in the BTS Festa version). V also did a lot of growling in early songs (such as "Boy in Luv" or "Jump"), making him stand out even more among the singers. Even when using his normal voice, his low notes are sometimes used to great effect in contrast with the others, such as the pre-chorus of "Let Me Know", his lines in "The Truth Untold" or the final lines in the Hidden Track "Sea".
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BTS (Music) / int_f1dcdabc	comment	V also did a lot of growling in early songs (such as "Boy in Luv" or "Jump"), making him stand out even more among the singers. Even when using his normal voice, his low notes are sometimes used to great effect in contrast with the others, such as the pre-chorus of "Let Me Know", his lines in "The Truth Untold" or the final lines in the Hidden Track "Sea".
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BTS (Music) / int_f568d693	comment	Proud Beauty: To say that Jin knows he's good-looking is an understatement. He's more humble than most proud beauties, though.
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BTS (Music) / int_f5a06ede	comment	Solo Side Project: RM and his 2015 mixtape RM, 2018 mixtape (renamed playlist) mono., and 2022 album Indigo. He has also made various collaborations with other artists, such as Warren G ("P.D.D."), MFBTY ("Buckubucku"), Wale ("Change"), Fall Out Boy ("Champion", remix version), Drunken Tiger ("Timeless"), HONNE ("Crying Over You", also in a remix version), Youngha ("Winter Flower"), Lil Nas X (one of the several remixes of "Old Town Road"), and eAeon ("Don't"). And then there's his pre-debut work as a trainee... SUGA and his mixtapes Agust D and D-2. He produced Suran's "WINE/If I Get Drunk Today", is the featured artist in Lee Sora's "Song Request", and worked on composition and arrangement of Epik High's "Eternal Sunshine". He also produced Heize's song "We Don't Talk Together", and is featured on Halsey's "Suga's Interlude" and IU's "eight" (both of which he also coproduced and cowrote). He is also featured on MAX's "Blueberry Eyes", though he didn't write anything but his own verse, and in 2022, produced and was a featured artist in PSY's "That That" (complete with choreography). j-hope and his mixtape Hope World (with an extended version of "Blue Side" released years lated as Soundcloud and Youtube-only), plus his song "Chicken Noodle Soup" (feat. Becky G), a cover and homage to the single by Bianca Bonnie and Webstar. There's also his pre-debut collaboration with Jo Kwon in "Animal". Jimin and his self-produced (with the help of Slow Rabbit) and written (with the help of RM) song "Promise", and his song for the Our Blues drama soundtrack, "With You" (featuring Ha Sung Woon). V's self-composed and self-written songs "Scenery" and "Winter Bear", of which he also did the cover photo for both. He also sang, cowrote and coproduced "Sweet Night" for the Itaewon Class soundtrack. Jungkook often records covers that he later uploads to BTS' Soundcloud page, plus the yet-to-be-released-fully original song that he teased on his birthday. He also has the original song "Still With You", a Soundcloud-only track (though an acapella version is included in the upcoming BTS anthology album Proof). He was also part of the song for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 "Dreamers". Jin self-written songs "Tonight" and "Abyss", and the song "Yours" for the Jirisan drama soundtrack. He also released "The Astronaut", in a collaboration with Coldplay. Along with their share of covers, V and Jin both sang "Even if I Die, It's You", the theme song of the drama Hwarang (where V also had an acting role). BTS are an interesting case in that solo projects involving BTS members (with the exception of mixtapes, solo collaborations and contributions to soundtracks such as the Hwarang song) are credited to "BTS" in music platforms and/or are released in BTS' official channels rather than separately, reinforcing BTS' image as a group first and solo members second. SUGA's features also often have him credited as "SUGA of BTS". Songs such as "4 o' Clock" (by V and RM), "Promise", "Scenery" or "Tonight" (plus all cover songs) are all in BTS' Soundcloud. Steve Aoki's "Waste it on Me", which features RM and Jungkook (with harmonies from other members) appears as "Steve Aoki feat. BTS" on music platforms. Similarly, the feature in the remix of Jawsh 685 and Jason Derulo's "Savage Love" is credited to "BTS" despite it featuring Jungkook, SUGA and j-hope. All three songs from BTS World, which are all sung by sub-units, are also released as "BTS feat. [featured artist]".
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BTS (Music) / int_f9cc3ee0	comment	Group Hug: It has become a tradition for them to gather for a big hug whenever they win a major award or during New Year's awards or after any nerve-racking event.
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BTS (Music) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: When Jin was asked about how he felt about trending on Twitter as "the Third Guy from the Left" during the 2017 Billboard Music Awards, he responded with "I'm worldwide handsome", and proceeded to unapologetically make "Worldwide Handsome" his title. He will introduce himself in every single interview as this now. Similarly, Jin blowing kisses to fans, interviewers, or the camera. Often coupled with the example above, much to the (benign) embarrassment of other members. For the WINGS Tour, once a concert he would make an increasingly elaborate gag of revealing a paper heart hidden somewhere, be it his clothes or the ears of other members. This culminated in BTS' New Year's performance of "Go Go" in MBC, which had all the members revealing hidden hearts in weird places. The LOVE YOURSELF Tour had a shorter one of Jin wearing increasingly weirder adornments with ARMY Bombs, going from ARMY Bomb rings to real ARMY Bombs sewn to his shirt. He then did something similar wearing different wacky sunglasses. Another example from the tour was during "So What", where Jungkook (and another member) would do the Shoot Dance across the stage runway on cue with RM's verse. He would do it with V, then Jimin, then Jin, then Suga, then RM, then all members together... until Jungkook suffered an injury during a rehearsal that required stitches and prevented him from dancing at all. He gradually recovered however, gloriously symbolized by him getting up to do the Shoot Dance again. The members chanting V's verse from "Jump" when one of them says "V". When the members do reaction videos to their MV's, expect Suga to scream "JAY HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE!" whenever j-hope does something cool.
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BTS (Music) / int_fa4c90cb	comment	RM manages to Falcon Punch Jimin across a Split-Screen Phone Call.
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BTS (Music) / int_fad03174	comment	Scary Musician, Harmless Music: Downplayed with RM, when they just debuted. While being as approachable as your average Korean idol, his on-stage persona was that of a particularly tough rapper compared to the others, while releasing songs such as "Like". Inverted for BTS and especially the rappers now - these friendly, cuddly, pretty-looking guys are the same ones behind tracks such as the Cyphers, "Outro: Tear", "UGH!", "Interlude: Shadow" - and that's before we get to solo tracks such as "1 VERSE", "Joke", or "What Do You Think?".
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BTS (Music) / int_ff71e36b	comment	Alternate Music Video: "I NEED U" has the regular version, and "I NEED U (Original ver.)". The former is a censored version of the latter due to violent scenes, to the point that to really follow the BTS Universe story both are part of, it's necessary to watch the uncensored Original version. "FAKE LOVE" has an extended version that expands a bit on the story (featuring the Rocking Vibe Mix). There's a video for "IDOL" and for "IDOL (feat. Nicki Minaj)", the latter using alternative takes from the former plus an appearance by Nicki Minaj for her verse. It also adds videos posted as part of the fan-organized #IDOLCHALLENGE at the end. "Boy With Luv" and "Dynamite" have alternative versions ("ARMY with Luv version" and "B-side", respectively) heavily featuring outtakes, including mistakes and general goofing around. "Black Swan" has the Art Film version (featuring orchestral instrumentals with a performance by the MN Dance Company, with BTS themselves being absent), and the main official video featuring the members in the Los Angeles Theatre. There are 2 music videos for "ON": a pure Performance Video titled "'ON' Kinetic Manifesto Film : Come Prima", and the simply titled "'ON' Official MV", which features a full cinematic story set After the End. A good bunch of older videos (plus "Dynamite"), which tend to have more cinematic elements, have an alternate "Dance version", using only takes featuring the choreography. There's also an existing dance version and a "Facial Expression" version of "Just One Day", though neither are posted on official channels. Japanese versions of singles often get their own full music videos. Some, like "Run" and "Blood, Sweat and Tears", are dramatically different from the original Korean music videos. "Life Goes On" has the "in the forest" and "on my pillow" versions, one-take videos originally filmed as part of the original version; "like an arrow", only featuring still images; and an "ARMY version" posted exclusively on BANGTANTV featuring a compilation of Tiktok videos of fans singing. "Butter" also has music videos for the "Hotter" and "Cooler" remixes; similar to the "in the forest"/"on my pillow" videos, it uses outtakes from a particular set. Since they're pretty much improvisation from the members (read: members goofing around), it works. "Permission to Dance" has a Shorts Challenge version, featuring a compilation of Youtube shorts submitted by fans where they dance to the song, which are watched by an astronaut floating in space.
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