Jungkook wanders around aimlessly, lost and without direction in life, while Jimin tries to drown himself to get rid of the pain. Several scenes were really poignant - when Suga considers setting fire to the room and J-hope burning his pills (that he probably was taking to help cure depression). I rather enjoyed seeing them fool around, hang out together in a group and break into smiles with each other.Įach of the members seems to represent a different way of coping regarding heartbreak. Maybe it suggests that friends are important to help you get over that significant other. Delving more into the interactions of BTS as a group, the boys seem to be much happier when they are together than when they were alone. The boys are dressed in mainly black with red accents, giving off a rather moody atmosphere. The MV intersperses individual scenes with group scenes of all of BTS. Alternating between indoor and outdoor scenes, the sets were minimalistic to emphasize the focus on the boys. Despite most of them not vocalizing throughout the MV, each member shows off his acting abilities because they are as captivating as they are when executing any dance. BTS reveal a more moody and emotional side as they wander around aimlessly and bask in their emotions. Overall, the boys manage to pull off the catchy melodies with the occasional falsetto, but the vocalists and the rappers could definitely have shown off their vocal range and capabilities a little more.ĭark and muted, the MV takes on a more narrative flow whilst taking the focus off choreography, and the only person seen vocalizing is Rap Monster during his rap solo. I was a bit let down and expected more, especially for the rap section since Rap Monster has quite the reputation as a rapper.
The lyrics themselves are nothing special and tell of a lonely person struggling to come to terms with their breakup.
#I need you bts free#
This song gives an interesting spin to hip-hop and manages to fuse the wild, free style of hip-hop with lyrical melodies in one song. Surprisingly, the change of style is quite refreshing and manages to have its own unique hook to reel in listeners. Known for their catchy hit songs, BTS explores more electro and pop styles with “I Need U” instead of their usual strong hip-hop beats. 1, “I Need U” stirs the hearts of fans and viewers alike. The title track from their third mini album The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt. Fans anticipating with bated breath the MV for BTS’ latest single to drop have not waited in vain as the boys create massive feels with this latest comeback.
A.R.M.Y.s have been celebrating the early comeback of BTS, who have been slowly rising up in popularity as they prepare for their upcoming world tour.
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