BTS On Songwriting, Success & Their Fans | GRAMMY Museum

BTS sat down with Scott Goldman at the GRAMMY Museum for an intimate conversation about their songwriting process, becoming the first K-Pop group to hit No.1 on the Billboard Artist 100 chart, why their music feels so relatable and how their fans give them wings.

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[Jazminemedia]

not even a bts fan but i am so damn excited and happy for the group and their fandom, this is BIG

[cheritang]

Instead of making BTS look like a group of boys with good looks and a big fan base, this interview really respected BTS and considered them as real artists. Thank you for this wonderful interview

[en_meri]

when you make suga interested in an english interview then you are the winner

[louiesgo]

They've done US Interviews yet this one feels like it's their first official US interview because it looked like the boys felt as if the world is finally interested in knowing more things deeper about them rather than just who their celebrity crushes are.

[jolly]

It made me so happy that they finally asked the right questions. Hint: Suga is very engaged.

[rie]

just gonna say this..

Yoongi's voice is asmr. Literally.. I know he's my bias and everything but his voice is really something. Oof.

[almizaramilhamzah]

The way taehyung answered about ARMYs are giving them the WINGS to fly, short and simple, meaningful indeed. Here I am crying in a business meeting where idk anything of.

[elianaqs]

Of course a Grammy interview is another level... Is easy to see it.
Bts and Grammy goes well together.

[pinguu]

"Grammy?"- Yoongi

*BTS laughed*

Who's laughing now >:)

[defiantaichi]

Wonderful respectful interview. None of that fangirly scandaly gossipy garbage. Suga was into it, that's how you know it's a good interview. Legit treated like musicians and not show ponies put up by their company. Love how almost each member answered a question. Love RM chose to say Mr bang with original pronounciation. Thank you Grammy's.

[almizaramilhamzah]

How tf I am attracted to yoongi's talking voice. Damn.

[cheonjej]

Now, *this* *is* *an* *interview* .

This interview did justice to BTS

[VickyHantari]

BigHit did a great job to 'minimize' the interviews in US, and then resulted this amazing show for BTS' publicity. Everyone engages in to the talk. Hopefully BTS will be recognized for the quality they bring to the wider audiences

[jessicaoyarzo]

Interviewer: How yall decide things?
Me internally: jungkook pls don't say rock paper and scissors

[moonjoon]

why can't this man interview them always?? He asked really good questions

[imaneben]

You know its a good interview when Yoongi speak a lot, he breathes and lives through music and you can see how passionate he is about it, people out here are talking about looks but Yoongi is really a true artist and music is everything to him and he said a lot of inspirational things during the full interview . I hope they will release the other parts soon .

[arve]

This interview takes my respect for them to another level, , , all members speak out although in most of their English talkshows they don't speak except RM... It's nice to hear from these gentlemen...

[pambarab]

Since the beginning... "MUSIC & ARTIST FOR HEALING". How many times have we seen this on every BTS MV? It has been the reason since the beginning.

[firella]

Thank you for giving them a chance to express themselves and asking them questions about music!! If possible please upload the full interview. Not just for us ARMY's but for everyone. I wish the general public gets to know more about them and their music. Thank you!

[gpklmni]

The thing I like the most about BTS is their music. Their songs are very diverse. It's relatable, it touches lives, its full of meaning and very intellectual. whalien 52, baepsae, spine breaker, am i wrong, not today, etc.Its not all about love songs or heartbreaks, they tackle every feeling, issue and phase under the sun. Their discography, although 5 years old, speaks about all kind of issues, from love, heartbreak and sadness to mental health, youth empowerment, sel-acceptance and self-love...They inspire and amaze me, being their fan has made me a better person.