From their enthusiastic response, it’s clear they regard him with warmth and respect. They appear to be referencing a well-loved, often-memed video from 2011 in which the entertainment mogul introduces himself in a similar way, using a nickname he earned earlier in his career for his talented composing. While we’re on the subject, I ask them about working with Bang Si-Hyuk, the founder and co-CEO of Big Hit, and together they shout “‘Hitman’ Bang!” while throwing up an assortment of hand signs. This exploration comes with some encouragement from BTS “They recommended lots of good songs to us from different genres, especially R&B and hip-hop,” says Huening Kai. Group favorites run the gamut from SZA, Tupac, and N.W.A. As a team, they seem genuinely invested in developing their musical ear by listening to new artists. Cheer yourself on and talk to someone.”īeomgyu has been quiet so far but sits up when we start talking about music. I think that develops our teamwork.” For anyone going through their own struggles, Huening Kai suggests they do the same. It’s clear that the members care for each other deeply, but what happens when they get into disagreements? “We just sit around,” says Huening Kai, the youngest, making a circle with his hands, “and talk about the problem.
They help me, we always solve problems together and I can perform onstage because of them.” The others “awww” loudly and Taehyun covers his mouth in feigned embarrassment over Yeonjun’s touching sentiment. During that time I went through those kinds of growing pains and I only overcame those hard times after meeting our members. When asked about how they identify with the lyrics of “Crown,” the room goes quiet as a thoughtful Yeonjun answers, “Our fans already know that I trained the longest, for five years. The story of the two boys seems to pull directly from the personal experiences of the members, who are still teenagers themselves. “Crown,” an exuberant, synthy pop smash, tells the story of a boy who, after meeting another boy with wings, learns to see his horns as something to be proud of, like a “crown on head.” Fans think that the “boy with wings” is a reference to the alternate universe of BTS’s discography, where wings are a prominent trope, but that hasn’t been confirmed by Big Hit. The EP’s lyrics and imagery introduce a fictional world where the sudden growth of horns is used as a metaphor for the confusing, and sometimes scary, growing pains of adolescence. Dream Chapter: Star was produced by some of the same talents that helped craft BTS’s hit music. Taehyun-What have we done wrong? #Eternally debuting, all five members trained in dancing, singing, rapping, and other disciplines for at least three years under Big Hit Entertainment, the Korean company behind musical juggernauts BTS. There's a total of 5 messages meaning each member wrote it so: What if yeonjun actually already d worded but the other members tried to revive him using a forbidden book? #Eternally #EternallyWithYou /oR3IXKNksuģ. The true meaning behind these chilling messages
hafsa⁷ 𖧵 (follow limit, ill fb soon!) June 28, 2020
But kai died still, which is why he ends up in heaven, and the other 4 boys all look at him from a distance cuz they couldnt save him. That is why he cries when he meets baby kai. Kai dies in the present and Soobin goes back in time to save hyuka. Time traveler Soobin meeting baby Huening Kai
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