Mike Will Made It : “ Salute BTS for coming to the proper source, you know what I’m saying? We don’t even fluently speak the same language, but when we were making those songs, it was like we were speaking the same language…. I liked how different they were trying to be. The beats that they picked don’t sound like no other production that I’ve done. It’s super out of pocket, and it’s just original.”
A good interview doesn’t mean all fluffy, positive questions (think of the boring recycled radio interviews from the past).
In fact, the best interviews are respectful, well researched, and at the same time, provide space for the interviewees to address some of the biggest topics around their name. Not “gotcha” questions, but topics that lead to a meaningful discussion. These kinds of interviews hold more weight with the general public because they’re more authentic.
This is how I view the @RollingStone interview. The questions focused on giving more insight into why BTS, a massively successful group for over a decade, works so well together and how they make music with so many different perspectives.
It’s exciting to see them dive into these topics with honesty and embrace their future without as much pressure so they can simply enjoy making music together.
NAMJOON ENDING ALL THE HATERS:
🐨:There are people who just pray with a bottle of water in their home 'please BTS just go fall down, break and collapse'
🐨okay guys for 2/3 yrs we have been apart, 3 yrs have passed
🐨there are ARMY's and the whole world waiting for us
🐨you guys had your little fun so now knock knock pew pew”
HES SO ICONIC🔥🔥