This hits different

This is the first thing I said as soon as we got the track list.

As always bts not for no Brains 🤷‍♀️

yupp i thought this too. it hits hard rn for the times we’re in here in the US and as a mexican american and having my people dehumanized and called illegal aliens like we’re not people…

@jjkqae i immediately clocked it and is why aliens is one of my favorite tracks. Humans aren’t aliens and there’s no one illegal on stolen land!

Today it's hitting even more harder

@knjzluvr I’ve been saying It’s for the immigrants

I'm glad people are finally talking about that, I love the song😭🙏

Still a insanely bad song and album

yes exactly my thought! and also the word alien is pretty close to asian. maybe a wordplay

I thought the same things and as an immigrant it hits different

Thats why i said no one comes close when we talk disco

@linesal That is how I took the song too. The whole concept of Arirang speaks to the times that we live in today. People being displaced by wars or separation for other reasons longing for home.

APOLOGIZE TO BTS

yeah...because illegal alien is a legal term

When I saw the title Aliens, I immediately thought about this.

Welcome to the black and brown experience

@_bts_the7angels Yup when to heard Alien I said wow ! I had to heard to again bc I was like on point boys. 🐞💜👊🏻

@jeonslovsvn Oh oh yeah my teacher told me about this 😭 shit i remember now ...

My fav part is "IF YOU WANNA HIT MY HOUSE,TAKE OFF YOUR SHOES".... like please respect the house rules...

@jimmyfallon @FallonTonight

@bangtanlovr13

Illegal immigrants in the United States are called " aliens" for a reason. It is obvious,that English is NOT your native language. The word " alien" comes from Latin alienus / alius, meaning “other” or “belonging to another.” Early British and then U.S. laws adopted alien as a technical category for people who were not subjects/citizens, for example the Alien Act of 1705 in Britain and the U.S. Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798. So, technically, it was the British law that started using that term. Illegal immigrants in the United States are called " aliens" for a reason. It is obvious that English is NOT your native language. The word " alien" comes from Latin alienus / alius, meaning “other” or “belonging to another.” Early British and then U.S. laws adopted alien as a technical category for people who were not subjects/citizens, for example the Alien Act of 1705 in Britain and the U.S. Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798. So, technically, it was the British law that started using that term. Illegal immigrants in the United States are called " aliens" for a reason. English is NOT your native language. The word " alien" comes from Latin alienus / alius, meaning “other” or “belonging to another.” Early British and then U.S. laws adopted alien as a technical category for people who were not subjects/citizens, for example the Alien Act of 1705 in Britain and the U.S. Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798. So, technically, it was the British law that started using that term.

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Ratmys are so disgusting for using real life discrimination to promote btASS🤢