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@daeguprint Normally? He did a back flip 😅🤣

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@free_dobby7 @kthnoir7 God of trickery too

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@kthnoir7 Agree, also I believe the scene with the dogs is meant to represent them as society's dogs (not sure how to elaborate on that, but that's the impression I got)

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@matijad5566 @jiminszephyr Is not, it's cotton

[⁷ @teeheehyung]

did you know why One More Night was placed as track 12?

Why is the ‘romance’ in the album is placed at the end?

the clock is actually the antagonist. In this story, the true villain isn't distance or a rival lover; it is the clock itself.

the text explicitly tracks time with a clinical precision: "Twenty-four hours in the tub / Twenty-four hours of your thought." In sociology, that 24-hour cycle represents the ultimate metric of post-industrial capitalism: the standard shift, the daily grind, the automated reset of modern labor. (the system dictates exactly when we work, when we sleep, and precisely how much time we are allowed to spend with the ones we love).

so after BTS was done with tracks like Like Animals, Merry Go Round, They Don’t Know ‘Bout Us, Normal, Aliens (songs about calling out the oppressive system that they navigated daily), them placing One More Night as track 12 was the perfect ending to where they shift from a state of political anger to one of intimate, revolutionary survival.

they want to be with human connection, a lover & intimacy. it proves that despite the panopticon, the burnout, and the systemic cages they navigated daily, their final, most defiant answer to the world is an insatiable demand for more love, more time, and more humanity than the system ever intended to give them.

philosophy argues that the highest form of human existence is not found in political systems, but in looking at another human being and seeing them completely as a sacred soul, completely uncoupled from their economic value.

the romance becomes the ultimate antidote to the alienation ⁠♡

[⁷ @teeheehyung]

Is BTS redefining the word “Hooligan?”

a central theme is the linguistic subversion of the word ‘hooligan.’ traditionally, a hooligan is a violent, disruptive troublemaker. with the viral smash hit, bts strips the word of its negative connotations and transforms it into a badge of honor for creative liberation and non-conformity

notice that the adjective hooligan does not modify a person or an act of physical violence; it modifies the ‘beat.’ by shifting the site of delinquency from a street corner to the musical production itself, the song argues that their destruction is strictly sonic. they are intentionally “acting a fool.” in the context of a highly corporatized and tightly disciplined music industry, choosing to be unpolished is a radical, deliberate act of autonomy.

traditional hooliganism relies heavily on a mindless, destructive mob mentality. bts uses first-person plural pronouns to completely flip this dynamic, turning a chaotic crowd into an organized, globally conscious collective (everyone laughing with bts in the tour stops are extremely conscious of this).

section 1: instead of rallying a crowd to tear down physical spaces, the lyrics invite the collective 우린, ‘We’ to treat the world as a blank canvas : ‘Every one o' you a muse’

section 2: instead of comparing the crowd to a chaotic stadium or a street riot (the traditional spaces for hooligans), hobi compares the mass of people to a ‘campus.’ a campus is a localized hub for intellectual growth, youthful energy, and shared discovery.

section 3: traditional hooligan gangs are highly exclusive, territory-based, and identity-restrictive. hobi flips this rule by shouting “Gather up everybody, one two” followed by “I can never ever choose.” by refusing to choose or exclude anyone, the track redefines the group from a localized turf-gang into an open-door global collective where anyone who values raw self-expression can belong!!

there has been 3 redefining of the negative here: violence to sonic disruption (the knives clattering, laughing), mindless mob to an intellectual collective & societal delinquency to radical autonomy).

for bts, having a track like hooligan is not an act of immaturity but a sophisticated, highly calculated reclamation of freedom.

#hooligan #bts

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@detailsofjeon ... I still hear "chile chipotle" 😅

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@SaraBangtan07 5!

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@HYBE_MERCH @weverseshop 😯!🤨 no wonder why they were so into selling vinyls, a turn table? I'll pass, thanks 😅

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@ARMYNotPlayin @eudiza @livehomecha Estadounidenses siendo gringos 🙄

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@ilyjm9513 @HYBE_MERCH US?

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@dullaj4n @BTSDailyChile Eso es propaganda de EEUU, quieren una excusa para invadirnos 😮‍💨

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@bypao_o @mxcharts @Claudiashein Supongo lo mismo le mencionaron a Biden, en su momento

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@pao_pauu1 @outrosvante @justagirlren @mxcharts @maferkooka_097 @Claudiashein Solo ustedes se creen que US hizo eso para una causa social y por amor, y no por que igual manera es algo político que les favorece, estamos hablando del mismo US?

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@mxcharts @justagirlren @maferkooka_097 @Claudiashein Y esta vez no? No lo sabemos

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@mxcharts @Claudiashein Army México? Cuándo preguntaron nuestra opinión? 🤨

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@Munnamunal_ @missbillskars @kookyun That's not true. That's US propaganda because they're trying to justify an invasion into our country. Just recently, we found unauthorized agents from the US acting on Mexico, leave us alone!!!! 😡

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@alien_dorito @Ticketmaster_Me A mi me pasó igual 😞

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@Ichraf9393 @Livheartt This, I tried to write something similar, but also: bad with words. Certain interviews came to mind while hearing him say that :)