Bangtan Subs that reaching a larger audience with 'Mic Drop, We rewrote the lyrics in English for. RM and j-hope especially stressed that trusting the members is of utmost importance. How you dare (Dare, ah) Another trophy, my hands carry em (hey) Too many that I cant even count em (turn it up now) Mic drop, mic drop, ,, Somebody stop me, Im bout to pop off (pop) Too busy, you know my body aint enough (turn it up now) Mic drop, mic drop, ,, Baby. The Rise of BTS and Korean Boy Bands Marc Shapiro. The group is still very much together with solid teamwork as always, and solo-focused activities do not mean that BTS stops working together. After the media circus that erupted following the group mentioned their future solo pursuits, BTS' Yet to Come concert needed to prove something. The ending ments of the members were replete with a sense of finality and fulfillment, but also anticipation for the future. “스테끼” could also refer to a card game trick which could lead the players to victory.Īlthough his unpolished opponents might look cool and play dirty, J-Hope will prevail over his opponents to relentlessly “chew them up” and win.BTS' Yet to Come concert in Busan was everything it was touted to be - a show of the group's ability to draw crowds, a festival for fans, and most of all, a fitting conclusion to BTS' first chapter. Though “스테끼” is translated as “steak,” it is also a reference to the Japanese word “素敵” which translates to “great” or “cool.” J-Hope continues to use the eating analogy here. Now, the group is eating with “gold spoons” instead of “dirt spoons.” As of 2016, the majority of the label’s ₩35.5 billion sales income can be accredited to BTS' huge success.
Their music label, Big Hit Entertainment, was a small company in debt when the group debuted.
This concept is similar to the English idiom “Born with a silver spoon in the mouth."īTS were known as “dirt spoon” artists. It differentiates the wealth and social status of Koreans into four types of spoon material: gold (금), silver (은), bronze (동) and soil/dirt (흙). “The Spoon Theory” is a viral/cultural concept in South Korea.
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