Comparing BTS Songwriting & Creative Direction Preferences: Suga's Bar For Bar Rhymes 2 of 7

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In this seven-part series, we'll be comparing the preferences of BTS songwriting and creative direction. In this video, we'll be looking at Suga's bar for bar rhymes.

If you're a fan of BTS, then you'll love this video! In this episode, we'll be looking at Suga's bar for bar rhymes. This video is a great example of how BTS balances melody, rhythm, and creativity in their songs. By the end of this series, you'll have a better understanding of how BTS balances these elements in their songs, and you'll be able to apply this knowledge to your own music composition.

[Debbie-op]

He is an incredible artist and definitely a musical genius 💜💜💜

[Ketarine]

You really hit the nail on the head about why I am drawn to his music, his lyrics and not necessarily the meaning at first. I enjoy how he uses the Korean language, that I don't speak or understand, as a musical instrument. I listen to his songs a lot, he is my favorite though I love all of them, but he is my one. He draws me in with his musicality when he raps and then conquers me when I understand the lyrics. I know we're missing a few nuances because we do not speak the language, the same with RM, but what we do get I appreciate. Amygdala is a complete masterpiece and that his music as a whole is his healing tool just makes me feel not alone.

[eileencritchley]

I love how Suga just says so plain and in your face with his lyric's, he doesn't hold his punches.

[Cat-Tiger-Taegi-Cult]

Suga writes his lyrics to make sense in any language. his genius is multilayered.

[larabiatch]

I firmly believe that Suga is one of the most prolific and relevant artist of our time.

[bungluna]

Thank you for breaking Suga's analysis into parts rather than trimming down. I really enjoy your insights and look forward to the rest of the series.

[dopaminish]

I Enjoyed this a lot. I feel seen and understood by your analysis, I love the way he does music. He always delivers sth new but in his own style, you can always find little pieces to grab and connect to his previous songs and that’s so satisfying. He’s such a jewel and I’m patiently waiting for him to come back.

[geniemichel]

Absolutely brilliant analysis! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[mplahke]

Thank you so much for this series--I'm looking forward to hearing all about the others too. Suga and J-Hope are my favorites among the rappers. It's not RM's fault exactly, but I can appreciate RM's work only after there has been so much translation and explanation that all the juice has been drained from it for me, whereas Suga's work is much more direct and often hits me right in the feelings. What does impress me is how all the BTS rappers reached into the US hip hop scene and extracted the structure and process and intensity of rap but left the nastiness behind--they are singing about their own growth, not the US trio of drugs, money, and sex. I know that all of US hip hop isn't like that, right? But lately it seems like it.

[marcella]

Thank you for this insight. I love storytelling. The way Suga tells his story is so inspiring and interesting. For me Amygdala is so fierce and beautiful at the same time. His work does not consist of arbitrary, loose parts, but forms a whole. That’s so impressive. I’m not familiar with the Korean language, so your explanation helps me to value his writing even more. I highly respect him as an artist and as a human being.

[ligayaabille]

Thanks for this video. It affirms my admiration of Suga's music genius! I'm amazed at his songs & performances. His life is an inspiration itself. I'm excited at what he'll bring up next. I also see him sort of a young sage whose words are down to earth, nuggets of wisdom, sometimes even prophetic. I'm waiting for part 2 & 3 of Suga's too.

[sugakookie]

Deep inside Yoongi is a gentle poet bur the world mistreated him so he developed a hard shell, recently he's come to trust in members and army so he shares his softer side more.

[maryr]

Fantastic part 1 - looking forward to parts 2 and 3. JK brought me into the BTS world through Dreamers, but Suga immediately captured my interest and attention. I have never liked rap (outside of a couple of songs) but his rap and themes and lyrics completely drew me in. What you describe about him explains what I've observed. When the team was asked once how they start writing music - melody or lyrics - Suga immediately said, "The beat". Having the consistent beat or even the ostinato of Strange is so mesmerizing and his creativity around that really shines. He also told JK in Suchwita that he has on his laptop songs from every style of music so I think you are right that he has the gifts and interests to do pretty much anything he wants. I can't wait to see what he ends up doing after recharging his life experiences in these next 2 years.

[chex]

Thank you so much for your insight. This series is so important and obviously explains so much about Suga and the others!

[BTS_is_loved_in_Scotland]

BTS's music is universal and we don't need to speak Korean to enjoy it, the 7 members are amazing, Suga shares my Birthday also, i tend to enjoy his music alot more but enjoy all genres that BTS do ., August D music and lyrics hit different as i feel i am more pulled towards his music. Beautiful music that gives us many crying and happy moments, I wish BTS to be happy in there future because they bring us much happiness x

[maggiebesas-de]

I know that SUGA is soft inside that’s why I called him as ‘Snow’

[anadizon]

No doubt about it, Suga is a real genius. I just love the way he thinks and am always amazed at how he strings them into his songs and lyrics.

[geekyreader]

I love love watching you. Your interpretation of Sugas musicality and writing was spot on

[joannmosby]

Suga Bae!!! 😍🤩👏🕺🎶🎤👑🥇🏆💜💞🌎🇺🇸 #AlwaysArmyLove

[SamJones]

Sometimes, it's hard to find the right words to express appreciation...so, thank you for this! 💜