Luego de horas de espera y una fiesta total en el Zócalo, los integrantes de BTS abandonan Palacio Nacional. Miles de fans celebraron el momento. #LasNoticiasDeFORO con @_fernandanews | #nmásforo | #SiempreEnVivo | #SiempreContigo | Sigue la señal en vivo por https://t.co/fhlrNLkI6h
Con una hermosa sencillez BTS saludó a su “A.R.M.Y” y a cerca de 50 mil personas que se congregaron en el zócalo para saludarles. Me da mucha alegría haber podido darles este momento de júbilo. El grupo transmite en sus canciones mensajes positivos que fomentan una cultura de paz e inclusión.
Come Over (prod. SUGA) is the hidden track of ARIRANG Deluxe Vinyl
with the lyrics, “When a night that feels empty comes / I call out to you again like this / Yeah I’m lost, can I come over” it sings of the heart that eventually finds “you” again even in moments when one feels lost. This honest confession, knocking on the door after wandering and asking if you can accept such a “me” connects to the feelings directed toward ARMY who have always stood by BTS’ side.
What elements from Oldboy did BTS reference in their ‘2.0’ music video?
The corridor fight scene of Oh Dae-su (Choi Min-sik), Lee Woo-jin’s (Yoo Ji-tae) penthouse and elevator, along with various props, stand out the most. In particular, the layout of Woo-jin’s penthouse, the Barcelona chair, and the wave artwork symbolizing Hapcheon Dam—where his sister met her death—add a refined layer of detail.
This Oldboy homage goes beyond mere visual styling. After passing through the corridor that embodies a blind struggle for survival, what awaits is not a fairy-tale ending, but Woo-jin’s space—where stripped-down truth is confronted head-on. It suggests a shift in psychology: closing the first act of blindly pushing forward, and, in the aftermath of shattered illusions, facing one’s inner core with a quieter, more composed gaze.
This subtle yet chilling reversal breaks inertia and opens a second chapter—one that confronts a deeper truth. Could this be the real allure of BTS’s ‘2.0’?
Below, a closer look at the parallels between the two works, alongside Oldboy-inspired stills. - Hypebeast Korea
K media said
BTS will unveil a surprise new track.
On April 3, BTS will release the Deluxe Vinyl edition of their 5th full-length album ARIRANG. This vinyl includes the original 14 tracks along with an additional surprise song, “Come Over,” bringing the total to 15 tracks. Notably, this new song is available exclusively on the Deluxe Vinyl, adding to its special value.
“Come Over” was produced by Suga, further elevating its quality, with RM and J-Hope also credited on the track. Blending a stadium anthem with pop elements, the song features spacious synthesizers and resonant vocals that create a grand, immersive sound. A heavy beat—evoking the stomping and clapping of a packed stadium—combines with a gently flowing guitar melody to enhance its atmosphere.
The lyrics—“When a night that feels empty comes / I call out to you again / Yeah I’m lost, can I come over”—express the feeling of searching for “you” even in moments of being lost. This honest confession, of knocking on a door after wandering and asking to be accepted, ultimately connects to BTS’s heartfelt message toward ARMY, the fans who have always stood by their side.
j-hope benar-benar memperjuangkan sampel Arirang di lagu Body to Body, bahkan saat berdiskusi langsung dengan Bang PD untuk menentukan hasil akhir yang terbaik
Terima kasih Hobi, karena pada akhirnya bagian itu ikonik banget dan disukai banyak orang. A true visionary 🥹🫶