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@7adorablereps And their campaign keep swimming showcasing journey of people who paved the way in their respective field ,i genuinely believe that arirang is not just an album but a Movement for all the artists in the world not only musicians ..what an album what a thought !
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I hope people will take this as it is and understand that BTS' connection with the US was foundational to them as artists and that's not a bad thing.
This is my fave thing on tiktok right now, people using this temple of Namjoons words on top of Into the Sun instrumental, showing them living their lives 🥹💜 vm.tiktok.com/ZNRgJgqP9/
[ALBUM TALK: Why Arirang?] Arirang secures its status as the definitive choice for the Album of the Year by daring to exist outside the industry's obsession with romantic sentiment. Across fourteen tracks, BTS bypasses the typical tropes of pop longing to construct a sprawling, cross-generational tapestry of the human condition. By anchoring the project in the 130-year legacy of its namesake folk song, the group explores complex themes of cultural inheritance, the psychological toll of global visibility, and the friction between one’s public "hero" persona and their private, "normal" reality. It is a rare, multi-faceted work that prioritizes existential inquiry and collective resilience over the safety of a love song, proving that the most resonant art is often found in the exploration of the self and society.
[ALBUM TALK: Why Arirang?] Arirang secures its status as the definitive choice for the Album of the Year by daring to exist outside the industry's obsession with romantic sentiment. Across fourteen tracks, BTS bypasses the typical tropes of pop longing to construct a sprawling, cross-generational tapestry of the human condition. By anchoring the project in the 130-year legacy of its namesake folk song, the group explores complex themes of cultural inheritance, the psychological toll of global visibility, and the friction between one’s public "hero" persona and their private, "normal" reality. It is a rare, multi-faceted work that prioritizes existential inquiry and collective resilience over the safety of a love song, proving that the most resonant art is often found in the exploration of the self and society.
