BTS Hater Reacts To BTS For The First Time

Welcome back to my reactions! Today, we're reacting to Dynamite by BTS. Hope you enjoy!

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[angelgirlpark]

SUGA ONCE SAID, "WE NEED MORE HATERS ! OUR OLD HATERS ARE ALL ARMY NOW " LOL 🤣😂💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[DA-sfvs]

Suga once said: “You’ll like BTS music if you listen without prejudice.” I was like you, metal head and had prejudices and now they are my favorite band of all friking time!!! How that happened? I don’t know. I am 47 years old and not alone, trust me, other 40 year olds and 50 and 60 are on the same boat as me who love bts

[volhan.p.]

Dynamite doesn't represent what BTS is. This song had two purposes: cheer up people during pandemic and to be used in commercial purposes in US (because we all know that USA is not open for foreign language music to the absurd extent). So it was strategic, but still fun. Dynamite has this particular Western sound and not really contains heavy meaning, but still this is very fun and good song that served its purposes.

One important thing with it that it wasn't written or produced by BTS which is rare occasion. They usually make their music themselves (some of them did songwriting and producing for other artists too, including American artists). And while Dynamite served its purpose and was a huge and somewhat unexpected success (for BTS themselves), unfortunately this song now used to portray what BTS are in the West. And this is far from reality but leads to heavy prejudice amongst people who are not familiar with them and their catalogue.

Once person is open-minded enough to dig past their three English singles and fake image of shallow boyband that was put on BTS by western media, they quickly realise how diverse and talented BTS are. They have over 300 songs in almost every genre. Pop, hip-hop, rnb, edm, rock, even latin pop. So just tell as what genre you prefer and we'll provide you with songs we think you can enjoy.

And, yeah, JK just likes milk. And most of the sets are not green screen. I think only the last one with rainbow was green screen.

[HartsforTae]

I'm so glad you said "what a unique voice" to Jimin instead of calling him a girl like most reactors!

[anjaliveeravalli]

I just don't understand "BTS HATERS" who don't even know BTS songs still hate them without even knowing them. What a pity

[kimkimi]

See, haters doesn't have reasons, they just hate, if they dig more of their music, their personality and their story no human will hate them cause there is just no reason to hate them, they can't be hate, in the end we all become Army and Army always watch over anyone intrested in our boys 🥰

[tahaniswoon]

how can you hate someone or something without giving it a try?

[Nighlight]

I can't understand the western mind that they find it strange to drink milk but it would be normal if it was alcohol 🤣

[TheyCallMeTeknoTom]

You had me laughing here bro. Some of the things you said were hilarious. I’m a BTS Army and I’m here to see you react to Mic Drop next.

[outrolars]

Suga said before that if you listen to their music without prejudice, you'll like it. The Dynamite MV was mostly greenscreen because this was filmed during the height of the pandemic so they just build the sets and CG everything else. BTS' music videos and performances are known to be very practical and big-scale, and they rarely use greenscreens.

If you want to react to more, I would like to suggest Mic Drop or ON Kinetic Manifesto Film to react to next, both have good cinematography and smooth transitions. If you want to hear a variety of genres they make (not just pop music) I want to suggest the Festa Room Live 2021, where they sang a medley of some of their b-sides from 2013-2021.

Edit: I don't know why did you find it weird for him to drink milk in the MV because it was literally mentioned in the lyrics "shoes on, get up in the morn', cup of milk let's rock and roll". You should turn on closed captions next time 💜

[tenibitz]

As a Korean language learner, I avoided BTS for so long because “internet”. Then I paid attention. And I got hooked. Good luck, and welcome!

[deniseannlange]

FYI, BTS most viewed MV/SONGs:
1.6 B Boy With Luv
1.6 B Dynamite
1.5 B DNA
1.3 B Mic Drop
1.2 B IDOL
1.1 B Fake Love
922 M Blood, Sweat & Tears
855 M Butter
747 M DOPE
567 M Permission To Dance
565 M Not Today
539 M ON
504 M Spring Day
500 M Life Goes On
449 M Black Swan
410 M Daechwita (solo by SUGA aka Agust D)
409 M That That (SUGA with PSY)
361 M Fire
257 M My Universe (with Coldplay)

[shengsvlog]

I can relate to you because I was once a hater of bts for no reason. I've heard of them in 2019 because my niece is a huge fan and I literally scolded her each time she plays their Korean songs. It was just so annoying because I couldn't understand what they were saying. She knows I love pop music and when Dynamite was released in August 2020, she played this without telling me who the singers were. I loved the vibe and it kept playing on my mind. Then I searched for it on Youtube and to my disbelief, it's BTS. But it was only in January of 2022 that I got really curious about who they really are because they're all over different social media platforms. I started watching their documentaries, their MVs, their live performances are amazing. Aside from Michael Jackson, I've never really seen any western artists performed better than BTS. They are not just known for being great singers, rappers and dancers but also, their Korean lyrics are so deep, meaningful and inspirational. The message they send through their music resonates with the general public because they tackle depression, anxiety, mental health, discrimination, social expectations, self love, hard work, following your dreams etc. They have 3 English songs Dynamite, Butter and Permission To Dance which they released during the height of the global pandemic to bring positive vibe and hope to all their fans across the world. Their 3 English songs are not really that deep compare to their Korean songs. The seven members are all songwriters, producers and composers. Although they have in-house producers, they are actively involve in writing, composing and producing their songs from their debut album in 2013 to their solo stuff until now. Their music genres include Pop, Hip Hop, Latin Pop, EDM, R&B, Ballad. Name it, they have it. Their fans ARMY are not just screaming teenage girls but people who are in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s even 60s and 70s. I'm 48 and I'm an ARMY. Here are some recommended songs for you to discover BTS'
discography. Please don't forget to TURN ON THE SUBTITLES/CC.



Each member also has some solo stuff. If you are interested you can just search them and see for yourself. There are 3 rappers and 4 vocalists.
Rap Lines:
Kim Namjoon (aka RM)- Wild Flower, Still Life, Joke, Indigo
Min Yoongi (aka Suga / Agust D)- Seesaw; Daechwita, First Love, Agust D
Jung Hoseok (aka Jhope)- Jack in the Box, Arson, Chicken Noodle Soup, Day Dream

Vocal Lines:
Jeon Jungkook- Dreamers (2022 FIFA World Cup Theme Song), Euphoria, My Time, Stay Alive
Park Jimin- Serendipity, Lie, Filter, Promise
Kim Taehyung (aka V)- Singularity, Stigma, 4 O'clock, Christmas Tree
Kim Seokjin (aka Jin)- Epiphany, Astronaut, Awake, Yours

[rafaelsmith]

Also Dynamite is "NOT" what BTS music 🎶 sounds like. That's a huge MISCONCEPTION.
All their insanely popular songs like Butter and Permission to Dance in the West, DOES NOT represent their music at all.

Mainly because it's not written and produced by BTS themselves and the purpose of those songs are merely exposure purposes cause the Western industry doesn't particularly accept any foreign music.

BTS music is quite DIVERSE, very diverse.
They don't stick in one particular music genre, so if you think Kpop is a music genre then they don't fit KPOP at all.

BTS is mostly known for deep lyricism and positive messages behind their songs.
And most songs they produced are written and produced by the members themselves.
Their song topic are uncommon and very controversial so some of them got banned 😅. Their songs are about mental health, depression, OCD, life and death philosophy, dark side of education system, corrupt government, unfair society, the system, suicidal thoughts, Greek mythology, planet, their life, human emotions such as pain, sadness, and anger, including human ego, persona, shadow, their love for music and so many more.

The members themselves especially the rap line write and produce songs or albums and they releases it for free and it's completely non-profit.

They've been around for like 10 years, so don't think they just popped out of nowhere and become famous overnight because of their "wealthy and powerful company and their huge label" backing them up. Cause I know that's what most people assume about BTS which is literally far from reality, cause they literally came from a very very very small company near bankruptcy with no power to promote them or whatsoever.

They started as the the underdogs in the music industry, from literally creating their music from a very old garage to creating the biggest music company in SK

[vivalavtae]

I was a hater for no apparent reason as well and even made fun of people who liked BTS or just kpop in general but trust me, once you really dive into their discography and listen to ARMY recommendations, the BTS rabbit hole is going to be the best journey you'll ever get into. I only became an ARMY very recently too 2021

[kenzab]

Lmaooo V’s smile at the end is actually his real smile, he has kind of a square shaped smile and yes he is very goofy so mix the two and you get that smile

[bldFairy]

5:33 had me sent. I think you were trying to impersonate V, and his smirk in the end. The thing is, he wasn't trying to be weird, that's just the way his mouth moves when he side smirks, because of his square shaped smile. You'll learn as you watch them more. Plus...V doesn't just try to be weird... he IS weird lol, but in a good, fun, down to earth and unique kind of way haha. The members show all their goofy and weird sides to their fans through multiple platforms, and they aren't afraid to be themselves. I imagine it helps some of their fans to embrace their own quirkiness too.

[alicesworld]

70 year old BTS Army here. Not bad? This song got them their first Grammy nomination. They now have 5. They also have 11 American Music Awards including Artist of the Year and a record breaking 12 Billboard Awards in addition to 700+ awards globally. Drinking milk is weird? My husband, a rock bass player drank milk and fruit juice every morning. He didn't drink coffee or tea. No offense, but I think it's weird that you think it's weird. 😁 also, they normally don't use much CGI if at all and there is usually a behind the scenes video you can check to find out about a specific MV.
Since you're late to the party, saying you have a lot of catching up to do is an understatement! ( BTS made their debut in 2013.)
How about "Mic Drop", Steve Aoki Remix, (I am going to assume you know who Steve Aoki is.), then "On - Kinetic Manifesto Film", then "Black Swan". That will be good for starters! You will need to turn on your English CC. Their lyrics are really important to most of their music and it can be quite deep. Turning on the CC will let us know you are serious. Thank you! 😊

[explore.express.love.]

The group has a 300+ discography, covering 10+ genres and the highest credited member has 210 credits but the rest of the members are also leading upto that number. Each member also has a thorough and ongoing solo artistic history. Most people hating out of no reason come from a generalised bandwagon of poorly researched, wrongly interpreted and barely tolerant ideas around the group due to the misconceptions over the group's years of history. If you simply patiently explore the group with an open mind, without assuming that will do. I can guarantee there will atleast be one song you like from their huge diverse discography if not more. But if diving into bts extensively doesn't interest you that's ok. All I hope is if people took to understand that for the fans, the largest reason of such a deep connect is they introspect and articulate extremely well in their music. Leading to a help and encouragement in a variety of everyday issues. A lot of their music also adresses to sociopolitical issues, bringing clarity to someone who might have had a tough time articulating opinions.

[WoojinAndBTS_defender.]

Please dont hate them without a reason 🙏🏻
Ill tell you everything you need to know for BTS

BTS is kpop boyband who debuted on 2013
Their fandom is called A.R.M.Y wich stands for Adorable Representation MC of Youth
Their debut song is called "No more dreams" and their most recent songs are "Run BTS" and "Yet to come"
BTS has 7 members
There were actually 8 members but unfortunately one left before their debut
BTS debuted in a small company who was going to bankrupt
BTS members all shared a small room together
They would ask people on the street to come to their concert
They went through a lot of hate in their debut days because other people were accusing them for copying other groups

Let me introduce you to the members now

Kim Seokjin
He is the oldest member and is 30 years old now
He was 21 when he debuted
He is known as the mom of the group
He has many nicknames like "Pink Princess" and "World Wide Handsome"
His positions on the group are: Visual Lead Vocalist sub rapper

Min Yoongi
He is the second oldest and he is 29 years old
He was around 20 years old when he debuted
He debuted with the name Suga
He battled with depression and tried to commit suicide (but luckily Seokjn stopped him)
He grew up in a poor family and worked multiple jobs
His parents didn't support him in his career
Fortunately he is doing a lot better now
His position are: Lead rapper and sub vocalist

Jung Hoseok
He is the third oldest and he is nearly 29 years old
He debuted when he was around the age of 20 under the name J-hope
He was the most hated member and he wore a mask because people called him ugly
His positions are: Sub rapper Sub vocalist and main dancer and he is co-leader

Kim Namjoon
He is 28 years old and debuted at the age of 19 under the name Rap Monster
He was the first member to join BTS
He lived alone in the BTS dorm and Yoongi joined him a couple of months later
He was a really smart student
He is known as the father of the group
His positions are: Main rapper sub vocalist and he is the leader

Park Jimin
He is 27 years old and debuted at the age of 17
He is the third youngest
He is the shortest member
People call him Mochi because he is a really sweet boy
He is a little clumsy
He was classmates with Kim Taehyung
He is from Busan (city in Korea) and people in Seoul would make fun of his accent
His positions are: Lead vocalist lead dancer and sub rapper

Kim Taehyung
He is 27 years old and debuted at the age of 17 with the name V
His father was a farmer and he was poor growing up
He was classmates with Jimin
He auditioned to support his friend but ended up getting accepted
He was also bullied in school
His mom byed him a big red Jacket so the others wouldn't make fun of him
His positions are: lead vocalist visual lead dancer and sub rapper

Jeon Jungkook
He is the youngest member
He is 25 years old and debuted at the age of 14
He auditioned because he saw a clip of Kim Namjoon rapping
He stopped Jung Hoseok from leaving the group
He is very talented and good at everything
His positions are: Main vocalist lead dancer and sub rapper

I hope you become a fan in the future
If you do...welcome to the fandom💜💙