Had the taste of completing all pc collection makes me irritated, when will I be able to complete all june collection?? And it's not even mid month yet 🤷🏻♀️
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“Normal is a sad song”
Yes it is. Rapline’s verses especially broke me the first time I heard them. And the way their verses directly reflect their roles and the mantles they’ve adopted as RM, SUGA and j-hope of BTS.
Hobi. The man who has literal hope in his name. Who became the embodiment of hope and light to so many. The one deemed the happy one. The one everyone looks to when they’re down. The man who felt like he couldn’t show show hi struggles and fears and worries because he’s always had to be the positive one. The easy going one. The man who even during times where he was not ok, would smile, square his shoulders and say, yea I’m okay I’m your hope after all. He sings, “How am I supposed to feel? Used to think I was built with a heart made of steel. Now I understand the truth, some pain don’t heal. If everything’s just happy, that ain’t real.”
Yoongi. The man who has openly admitted that mundane things like going to the movies are what he cherishes most. The one who cried when he realised how big bts was becoming and what it meant for them. The man who people went after because of his vulnerability. The man who has openly spoken about his mental health struggles. The man who had to compartmentalise his identities to make sense of his journey, his anger, his frustrations. The man who over the years has come to accept that this was what he chose. His normal. He sings, “I breathe everything out like a thousand times. Normal and special, they are just some lines. One deep sigh, then it slips away, fades away. What I try to keep never want to stay.”
And then—
Namjoon. The leader of BTS. The literal front line of his team. The man who has carried all of this for over a decade. The man whose words are constantly taken, kneaded, broken down, twisted, reimagined. The man who is criticised twice as hard because of who he is, the team he’s part of and the company he’s from. The man who at some point lost his true self in all the varied versions of himself that he had to become to satisfy every party. Versions that haunted him. He sings, “Run away, pushin me, pullin me. Said you wanted all of me but what is even all of me? Suddenly, part of me is haunting me. Heard the things they callin me, what the hell you want from me?”
So yes. A hundred times yes. Normal is a very very sad song.
Today's Namjoon live felt so personal, so raw, so painfully beautiful.
We are finally back to hearing the album-making stories again… the little behind moments that only BTS can make feel this emotional.
When Joon said the members were mentally low around the time of Jin’s military discharge, and that they all gathered at Jimin’s house and cried together… it broke something in me. They always carried so much quietly. Even during their hardest moments, they chose to stay together.
And hearing him talk about how they once used to fix their makeup in hallways because they had nothing… but now they are given the biggest rooms everywhere they go and the first thing he did was thank ARMY. That growth, those years of struggle, every sacrifice they never forgot any of it.
Then he talked about how he and Yoongi hyung would step forward whenever the group was struggling, trying to hold BTS together… and you realize once again that BTS was never built only on music. It was built on love, trust, pain, loyalty, and seven people constantly choosing each other over and over again.
They are not “just another group.”
They are a family in the truest sense.
The kind of family that cries together, carries each other, protects each other, and survives together.
You can genuinely see how deeply they love and care for one another, and maybe that’s why BTS feels different from everyone else. Their bond was never manufactured it was lived through years of hardship, fear, success, and endless devotion.
And as ARMY, being able to witness this love is such a precious thing. 💜
Now I look at the picture differently🥹
🐨 I think I reached the sad conclusion that people dont really listen to lyrics anymore. so if my words reach anyone I hope they’ll listen to this album one more time and truly pay attention to the stories we’re trying to tell personally,that’s still something I quietly hope for