when you get the sudden realisation that youth is never coming back but bts will always bring it back by performing their old songs to remind us that the youth is in the moments we live.
grateful for people who are passionate about photography and share their shots. these photos look like a half remembered dream. so beautiful and melancholic
My interpretation of the Normal MV is somewhat similar. I remember Yoongi once talking about this in a documentary, how people assume that their lives as celebrities are always glamorous, like they’re out partying and living it up every day. But in reality, they’re often just exhausted, drained to the point where they don’t even have the energy to enjoy any of it. He also mentioned that what is considered “normal” for the general public, the ordinary, everyday experiences, is something relatively unfamiliar to them, while their lifestyle remains distant and difficult for others to fully comprehend. I think both the MV and the song are built around the contrast between perception and reality, and how “normal” can mean completely different things depending on your life. They emphasize the disconnect between external perception and lived reality, suggesting that “normal” is not a fixed concept but one shaped by individual circumstances and environments. The narrative appears to critically reflect on how societal assumptions can obscure the more complex, and often less glamorous, truths behind public personas.
#NORMAL
when sudden realisation hits that youth is never coming back but bts will always bring it through their new eras to keep the nostalgia alive to remind us youth is in the moments we live.
“eat this life til your heart is full, if you want you can have it all” is actually the perfect lyric for someone like me, a girl in her 20s, to hear like holy shit yeah time is not running out my life has just begun
i think one of the nicest things about growing up with bts has been seeing them grow into the versions of themselves they were meant to be and that their past selves would absolutely love and admire
#WeAreAllTryingHere ended with both humor and tears, exactly the way it had started. It flowed like a celebration of existing and 'being' and how everyone is desperately trying to fight for their purpose, their sense of worth. Every life is a story, a cry that we exist.