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#jhope Devotee & Archeologist. Rapline Enthusiast. BTS fan. HOSx5, JINx1, BTSx7. Pls don't disrespect the boys. DON'T COPY PFP or RE-UPLOAD MY EDITS.

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I love this so much. Getting dapped up has to be one of the most wholesome and meaningful interactions a fan could ever dream of.

I love this so much. Getting dapped up has to be one of the most wholesome and meaningful interactions a fan could ever dream of.

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That slap and grin at the end. Cheeky mf. He knows exactly what he do do do do do. 🫠

That slap and grin at the end. Cheeky mf. He knows exactly what he do do do do do. 🫠

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What in the actual... 🤯😭He broke me beyond repair.

What in the actual... 🤯😭He broke me beyond repair.

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‼️The Arirang sample chronicles continue, but I think this finally covers it clearly. PLEASE DON'T COMMENT UNLESS YOU READ AND WATCH THE FULL CLIP. This creator's video walks through the full decision process frame by frame, with cultural context. It also offers a really fascinating Korean perspective on why most members felt hesitant about using the traditional Arirang sample. It ties into how views on national pride in Korea have changed over time. The creator explains everything in a calm, balanced way, so no matter where you stand, it’s worth watching. What I’m sharing here is a very condensed version, but the full video goes from the initial Arirang concept, to the studio session with Yoongi, Jimin, and Pdogg attempting to create their own version, to the group discussions and final decisions with Bang PD. It’s long, but definitely worth it if you’re interested in the cultural context and the nuances of what the members were saying. It also highlights how well the members listen to each other and work through ideas together, at least from what we’re shown (you never know what goes on behind the scenes). Still, it really makes it clear why these seven men are extraordinary people. Allow me to indulge for a moment in praising my man, j-hope. Seeing this from a Korean perspective made me appreciate him even more. He was the only one with no hesitation about using the sample. Jimin agreed overall, but even he admitted to feeling some embarrassment at one point. j-hope’s openness and confidence really stand out. I felt I can relate to him more than ever, because he immediately visualized the international perspective, and as a non-Korean, that makes me feel seen and appreciated. He’s able to look past bias and picture the bigger outcome. That’s what makes him so strong at planning long term, shaping performances, instantly visualizing what music works for dance, and creating moments that connect with all audiences. He really embodies what it means to be a visionary. I don't think it's too heavy handed to say that BTS are lucky to have him. Full video here:

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