Watching him perform this song live was totally gut wrenching - but also amazingly healing - for the artist and for the listener - and his last concert , August 6th this year, that door takes on a whole new significance. Yoongi has battled some true demons and overcome them, including suicidal thoughts - this trilogy is his artistic representation of that long battle. Yoongi has truly come of age and the sky is absolutely the limit - he *is* that good.

Dear Nathan, thank you for your reaction. I know you’re a music man but I would strongly encourage you to turn on the English subtitles too. This song is so heart wrenching and we know Yoongi’s past and previous hard hitting songs about his mental health. It makes Amygdala so poignant for me and his live performances of this is beautiful and hard to watch at the same time. An outstanding artist on every level.

Strongly suggest turning on subs. This song hits hard!!! At his final concert a few weeks ago the door appeared on stage and he finally got to walk through it. Finally moving beyond the pain and looking to love himself more. His family was in the audience, it was a beautiful moment for those who got to see this. Wish I was there!!! Love your reaction!!! If you don't want the subs on you can do a raw reaction w/o them then turn them on and re-react to the lyrics. 💜💜💜 Mic Drop, Black Swan, MAMA 2019, MAMA 2018, Blood Sweat and Tears (BTS). Bite Me (Enhypen), Romantic Devil (Coldin), Ready Go (4Minute).

Do you read the lyrics? On his last day of his concert in SEOUL when he finished he finally walked through the door and he was telling us [ ARMY ] that he's ok now he's healed 💜🔥🖤 SUGA aka AGUST D is one of if not the best song writer and composer in the world, Along with RM.

Amygdala is part of your brain that holds traumatic memories even if you don't remember them ....He wrote this after reading the book "The Almond"

You can't grasp the meaning of the song if you don't read the lyrics.. Yoongi's songs, and BTS's in general, always have an important meaning...understanding the lyrics is essential to knowing them and fully appreciating their value 💜

I suggest you always turn on captions. I know you feel they are distracting, but the more you use them, the easier it gets to catch the lyrics. BTS' lyrics, on the whole, are very deep and can have multiple meanings. Captions are your friend! 💜

plz turn on subtitles.. The real gem that BTS have and the reason armys love them so much are their lyrics. Most of their songs represent their real life story

In his last concert, he opens the door, the meaning is him letting go of his struggles, his past pain and moving forward.

Please turn on the subtitles the next time you watch so you could understand the lyrics better :)

I love his realness,his rawness and his honesty in his Agust D songs .It takes a lot of courage to be this honest and vulnerable.

‘The real stuff’ is a big part of why I’m a fan. I love that they can do all the fun stuff too, but the songs like Tear, Shadow, Black Swan, and Tomorrow: they allow themselves to be emotionally raw and vulnerable in ways that are not typical in pop music. For me it really makes them relatable as fellow human beings, and helps to strengthen the bond beyond just artist and fan.

Thanks for your reaction. Read the lyrics, a lot will become clear.All the images in this video except the guy on the motorcycle are the amygdala.He hurt himself because memories and emotions (amygdala) did not leave him.The closed door, it remained in him, and so the agustd appeared.It's all true, the accident and the sore shoulder and the parents, but that's not the message.This needs lyrics, I'm too lazy to explain🤣💜

Hello, thank you for your reaction. My advise is for you to TURN ON the English Subtitles. There is a CC icon on the corner of your screen which you can toggle. Having English subtitles is very handy in understanding what SUGA/AGUST-D is trying to portray on his trilogy: Daechwita, Haegum and Amygdala... and also for you to get the full grasp on your next BTS MV reactions. I have also noticed from your previous MV reactions that there were no English subtitles and you mentioned you struggled to understand what they were singjng about. Hope you will turn the ENGLISH subtitles ON on your next BTS reactions. Great reaction from you, by the way, so thank you.

Notice his scar in all the videos? He always has several versions of himself that he is fighting and that's what makes it a trilogy. Even though they are all different videos, his story is always being told and his emotional journey dealing with his experiences is shared.

This song is his life story. He went through alot. He deserves all the success that he is having today. Suga is an angel, he lived a very had life as a kid, he was in depression even tried to suc!DE. But he didn't Gave up. He did it all the way here WE ARE PROUD OF HIM 🥺 🫂

Maybe to really enjoy the music and video, watching without lyrics first and then a second pass with lyrics? Just to really understand fully and enjoy both (visual-sound and then message) i think one of the most important things why Army loves BTS is because of their lyrics, the deep meanings, thoughts, emotions through words they are trying to convey. It really solidifies everything. Thanks!

I don't underestand why you don't turn on subtitles, but yeah, this entire album is a journey and his concert was absolutely incredible. He ended the concert by "walking through the door" and it was the perfect culmination of him showing his maturity and finally finding a way to love himself and telling us all he's okay. It was so perfectly executed... every detail planned to perfection. He did not miss a single detail. Suga truly is a genius.

Call him Yoongi if you are confused whether to call him Suga or Agust D. Min Yoongi is his real name. Yes, amygdala is intense. Hope you are ok after listening to it. He managed to open the "door" finally at his final solo world tour that ended in Seoul last month. He is going to join military service soon, following JHope and Jin. Also, please turn on the subtitles next time 😅

Please turn close captions on if you want to know the lyrics. 😊

Please read lyrics and reference his final DDay concert. It’s a tough, hard story with redemption and healing - but it’s Yoongi’s real story. Respect! He’s an inspiring artist and person and we love him for his honesty, hard work and courage!

Pls turn on close captions for next reaction videos,you will understand what is happening in the video❤ bts song is all about lyricism💜

Cant believe you not turning on the subtitles. Even the masterpiece that is Daechwita without knowing what he is saying. The essence of BTS, specifically Yoongi is the depth of his lyrics. So much layers throughout his MV's - visual, auditory, melody and lyrics

This is definitely one of my favorite songs because I can so relate to this song which is sad I can .. you do have to put on the English subtitles so you can understand the pain . Suga at his last concert was able to walk through that door at the end .. He has finally come to terms with his past and I can see in him the last few years he has changed a lot becoming more outgoing .. him doing a solo concert totally surprised me .. Suga has been through a lot in his life 💜

This song/MV IS a full realization of what trauma is. But it’s also cathartic as hell I think because I it’s like being seen. Now…Nathan. You’ve got to start turning on the English subtitles my friend.

With BTS songs having the closed captions on is a must. Most of us who enjoy their talent is due to the lyrics.

I had thought the scar in Daechwita and Haegeum were a "bad@ss" thing for the characters and a tool to explain that they're the same person, that he's addressing himself. Amygdala told me he'd been wearing/showing us his scar the whole time, storytelling tool indeed, a heartbreaking one. I'm glad he's ok now, at least that's what he said about writing the song, that he has come out and he hopes to help others. If you're in that space mentally it's hard to believe anyone understands unless they really show you they do. There's something helpful just knowing that. 🙏✊💜

No way my man just watched this without subtitles 💀

You know how complex these songs are why do you watch without yhe lyrics. Rap is the beauty of lyrics, flow beat and Rhythm but without the meaning of the lyrics you are only getting 20% of the song.

When someone told me his D Day stage was that same room my mind was blown. Especially when at the very end, at the last concert, he walked through that door …

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE use the English subtitles…… The lyrics in BTS songs are EVERYTHING……. Still love your reactions.. but would love them even more if you used the subtitles 😏😘💜

Close caption subtitle is available on the video so that you dont have to guess what is the artist saying on the video.

My daughter and i saw Suga/AgustD on his tour stop in NJ in April. First, the whole show was AMAZING! but when he did this song it was just something different. He performed with such passion and emotion. So honored that i got to witness that 💜 There is a live video from that tour, i believe from the South Korea show, the last show of the tour. Check it out! He opened the show with Haegum, now thats how you start a show!

I can't understand reactors who don't have captions on. Especially with BTS and Suga, who is an amazing lyricist for the group and his solo works. This isn't actually a sad song. It just tells the story of going through hardships but coming out the other side. But also having no choice but to accept things, whats done is done. You can't go back.💜

Omg you did not just react to Amygdala without putting the subs on. His lyrics are the soul of his music! 😯

This song is not only a good song. It's Suga's real life story of hardship and real painful moment of his past life. Only ARMYs can understand the message he give.

There are captions there for a reason. They are not auto generated but created by the production company to translate the song. Even if you don’t want the translations, the viewers might like them. Also if “i can’t understand what the lyrics are saying” just turn in the captions. Ok, onto the pausing. you keep checking the timing to your left as you are watching, are you timing out 15 seconds so you can stay monetized? There are other ways you do that that won’t interrupt the flow of the music. You might get more into the music if you actually understand it.

Its a very gut wrenching song, for sure. I found it to be cathartic: incredibly painful but ultimately healing. As one or two others have said, he did open the door and pass through when he sang it at his last concert, to show that he has healed and moved on from those traumas.

Please turn on 'CC' and rewatch the trilogy? Please, please please? And when you've absorbed them and the content through the lyrics THEN watch 'AMYGDALA' from the very last day of his D-Day Tour in Seoul. It's so special and epic and inspiring. He is deep. He's a beautiful soul who is not afraid to show and express his feelings and vulnerabilities and give hope to others. 'CC', Closed Captions on their videos are vital. I understand you enjoy the vibes and the instrumentals and the production but to get the complete picture you need to understand the lyrics and the messages because that is important to them and to us to connect and feel and understand! And they give us hope💜💜💜💜💜

wow. it’s been a while since i’ve listened to amygdala without it playing on shuffle in my playlist. it’s a very emotional and heavy song. and believe me, even i didn’t expect all the singing he did in this song. and yes, you heard correctly, he was singing “I don’t know your name” in the beginning. this is a very emotional and meaningful song. this is the beginning of his conclusion to his life struggles. it’s really hard to put into words? but yoongi has gone through so much and survived a lot of things in his life so far and through his music - from his first mixtape until this solo album - he was able to channel all his anger into his music. yoongi with the scar struggling to open the locked door is very symbolic - trying to escape the loneliness and feeling of being alone. this music video showcases his struggles and how he dealt with them. yoongi’s struggles concludes during his encore tour in korea, there’s a clip of it around i’m sure, because the concert was streamed online. but going back, the last day of his encore tour ended with him looking back towards his audience with a smile and him walking towards that door and finally able to open it. that scene alone was so emotional for me to watch, i was crying at the end of it. that scene was yoongi saying that he’s finally happy and finally ready to move forward.

Being a producer, I think you would appreciate the fact that Suga wrote and produced all the tracks on his D-Day album, including Amygdala. He has produced songs for a lot of other artists as well, along with several BTS songs.

Hang on, are you telling me you are doing all these reactions without deep diving in to the lyrics? I love your comments about the music production in all your BTS videos, but you really need to understand the lyrics. It’s a huge part of why ARMY loves BTS. Except for some of their earliest MVs, the English CCs are available. If you don’t want the lyrics to distract you from the musical analysis, could I suggest you consider watching once without CC and then once with? ARMY don’t mind longer reaction videos when sincere interest is shown 💜

I understand why you don't watch videos with the captions on. But you are definitely missing out on another aspect of the music. You need to go back and watch these videos with the captions. You will appreciate their music so much more. 💜

Thanks for reacting. As others said read the lyrics, you can put up subs, or download and read before. BTS songs and AgustD lyrics especially, are very deep. Their solo albums that just came out are showing sides of the members that we don't always get to see with the group performances. It was their lyrics that drew me in, when you are ready watch the Spring Day video and an explainer. That story drew me in and the more I listened to their songs and read the lyrics, I joined ARMY and haven't looked back.

There is a Korean book titled “Almond” I think. The amygdala is about the size and shape of almond. You see him eating almonds there in this music video.

Yeah you should turn on the captions every time you do a BTS song. Their lyrics are super meaningful and deep and thought provoking. You’re doing yourself a disservice by not diving into that part of their music. As for the heaviness of this song, it’s the prequel to the other two songs. The setup of why he was struggling so much and why he ended up with that scar and a dual personality. You can see in Deachwita he’s fighting himself and they both have scars. But in Haegum, they’re fighting but only one has the scar (and it’s faded some). Eventually the Joker version of Agust D (without the scar bc he’s done a lot of work and healing over time) was able to kill the destructive dirty cop version of himself. So it does bring hope. But you need to read the lyrics to all three songs to fully get that picture.

I remember when this video came out several ARMY I am acquainted with said they couldn't watch the video a second time because it brought up trauma for them. It was a painful watch for me for certain. But also it showcases SUGAs desire to destigmatize asking for help with mental health. Even if you don't choose to turn on subtitles for your reactions, if you want to understand the msic watch it with the subtitles on afterwards. SUGA and RM are especially lyrics-driven, so you do yourself a disservice as a fan to not turn on subtitles at some point.

When the MV was released, the whole fandom was sobbing, we've seen him go through all these hardships and still staying strong. If you see his debut days pictures , he was so young at that time and we can't even imagine the pain he went thought with that innocent face and heart 🥺.. We are so happy for have for him, that he came out through those things. We are so proud of him 🥺

These three videos are a trilogy, not necessarily the songs themselves. Basically, from my reading, the first two are fights happening inside of Yoongi's mind as one part of himself wars with another. In Amygdala, we see what has caused his unrest. We see that he gave himself the scar that appears on his characters in the first two videos. We learned that he's trapped inside of his mind doing battles with his own personal demons until he can finally leave the room and get well again. You are a unique reactor, because you focus so much on the music and the track. You point out things going on there that I've never heard or noticed, which I appreciate. I do wish that you'd watch with the lyrics to sort of put it all together, but I'm enjoying your videos so far anyway.

He sang this song during his tour. When the concert ends, he doesn’t say bye, doesn’t wave to the crowd. He just turns and walks out. On the very last show of the tour, he broke down during his last 3 songs (last before encore). ARMY sang the songs in support of him. When the concert ended, everyone was expecting him to just walk off, too. But when the lights turned on, he was still there. Smiling. He said bye, went to every corner he could go to bow and wave to the crowd. Then on his way out, at the back of the stage, the Amygdala white door was there. And it opened. He turned again and waved to everyone. Then went through the door and closed it behind him. It was a very moving, heartwarming, and personal message. He’s doing better. We don’t know if that means the end of his Agust D persona - if he’ll never be August D again. Not sure if he also knows. Even on your own time, watch his and Jhope’s documentary on Disney+. They share everything about the making of their solo projects. And you’ll see snippets of them performing certain songs.

At his last concert, he was able to open the door. That means he has already healed his wounds. We don't know if we'll ever see Agust D again. He said he's done.

You know what, he made it through the door on his last day of concert recently. He literally put a door on stage and left, waved, said goodbye to us for now as he goes to civil service. It was a wonderful close to his story.

Closed caption helps but it end up happy in his last concert he ends up going through the door an amazing moment to see that

The hmm at the end... dudeeeee pleaseeeee listen with captions

At the end of his last concert he walks through the white door to find happiness/peace. It is a song of hope.

So after evaluating more than a handful of their songs, nobody has ever told u about turning on the captions? Really, Nathan?! Ok, so PLEASE TURN ON THE CAPTIONS IN ENGLISH. It seems that of all the reactors I have watched, ur the only 1 lost in translation.😂😂😂

Watching this without subtitles is like reading book without words. Just why? U keep saying u don’t know what he is saying but u still do not turn cc like i don’t know what think about this honestly … but thank u for tunning into this vibe that is really important in career and story telling of Suga!💜

Yoongi expresses his struggles and sends encouragement to struggling ARMYs in a lot of his songs. D-DAY, his solo album, and his previous mixed tapes all talk about his difficulties with his mental health and how people should keep going because it will get better. He even wrote a song on D-DAY inspired by Ryuichi Sakamoto (a famous Japanese composer and pianist, if you don't know) as a message to aspiring artists to give them encouragement. He's grown emotionally over the years with his brothers (BTS) by his side. I am of the opinion that the world might have lost him without them. Because sometimes the rap and hip-hop scene can chew people up and spit them out, not to mention the music industry itself. Having their love and support has made him who he is and he has the desire to pass that on. His messages have helped me and many other ARMYs, I have no doubts about that. The high energy songs brought me to BTS, but the powerful messages and passion for music are what have kept me listening for the past 7 years. It is amazing to me that a group of guys who are around a decade or more younger than me and don't usually sing in English can have such a serious effect on my life and my journey. But they are what got me through the pandemic and I will always be greatful that they found me and helped me find myself. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

theres no point in listen to amygdala without the subs. this song its all about the lyrics. plus bts members said several times that people shoud look to the lyrics AND meanings when hearing their songs.

I agree with many of the comments. You need the lyrics. He is super intelligent and his lyrics tells the story.

I’ve came to like BTS a year ago but once Yoongi started his solo activities.. man, I became infatuated by him and his work. Is not common to have this kind of music as raw and direct as he has done. Many songs from his mixtapes and DDAY album were so emotional and triggering for me cause I’ve dealt with depression, social anxiety and adhd my whole life and being witness of how he fought his demons through music made me proud and helped me understand that I too can achieve this state.. Listen to Snooze with Ryuichi Sakamoto & Woosung (with subs) I know you’ll like the piano work in it

I would love to hijack Suga’s laptop im sure its such a goldmine of amazing music, brilliant lyrics and emotional rollercoaster

You have to see Agust D - D-Day **final** concert. All the other concerts had a same ending, except the final. SUGA basically answers that question at the end. What a big finally. It was so emotional and sooooo good. I hope he wins an award for his concert showcase. Amazing. Straight to the heart. It is SUGA that we grew up with telling the true story that ARMYs who have been around for 8-10 years are already familiar with. But he lays out his emotions in D-Day. It is all about feeling and the brink but not losing hope and finding confidence in yourself. Be your own superhero. At the end, it was the best answer to his family, the team, to ARMY, and to the world.

This is not the trilogy. Officially it means agustd-daechwita-haeguem. Amygdala is a part of haeguem.

Nathan, loving your reactions (but please turn captions on to get the lyrics in English). To truly appreciate Suga' scope and talents, at some point, you need to indulge in watching his D-Day Tour show-perhaps day 3, the final show done in August. Seeing him perform live is mind blowing-he gives 150%!! It's long, but So worth it!1

You have to watch him perform this at his last concert. It was painful, it was healing, he overcame his struggles and at the end … he finally walked out that door. You have to turn the English captions on. They are powerful artist with messages that we all need to hear.

This is major art and popular music, here is one translation of the lyrics: Woah-oh-oh, yeah Woah-oh-oh, yeah I don't know your name I don't know your name, yeah I don't know your name How you feelin' lately? I don't know your name, your name, your name Travelling to memories Things I wanna erase How you feelin' lately? [Verse 1] 1993 The month I was born My mother's heart surgery A whole lot was happened back then Don't know why things are so hectic I'ma bring back my memories, I can't even remember Let's unpack them, one by one Let's unpack them, one by one [Refrain] Oh-oh, oh The bеst choice Then the sеcond-best choice Third-best choice, choice, yeah Things I never ask for Things that are outta my control Let's put them back in, one after another Yes, one, two, yes, one, two [Refrain] Oh-oh, oh The bеst choice Then the sеcond-best choice Third-best choice, choice, yeah Things I never ask for Things that are outta my control Let's put them back in, one after another Yes, one, two, yes, one, two

Amygdala is definitely a heavy and emotional song. Another emotional song with the whole group is Blue & Grey (I like their live performance of it on MTV, CC available). Another great song by AgustD is Snooze featuring Woosung of the Rose and Ryuichi Sakamoto. There's no official MV for it, but there is a great fan made one. Woosung's voice is just so hauntingly beautiful.

Suga has always been honest and open wirh his struggles with OCD and depression. At one point he was talking about his accident he said that if only he had acelleraded his scooter he wouldn't be here. He dealt with his accident alone and explained that when he looked up the car tire was literally right beside his head. He hurt his shoulder really badly. When the company found out he lied and said he fell down the stairs. He was afraid to tell the truth because he didn't want to be fired or kicked out of the group. He was essentially moonlighting because he was a delivery driver when he got hurt. He dealt with his shoulder pain for years taking medicine and shots on his shoulder all while going on tour and doing the choreography and dance practice for the tours. When the company found out how he hurt his shoulder they paid for his surgery on his shoulder and his rehab. They also paid for the rest of his education. That is one reason he was moonlighting he wanted to pay for his schooling as well as other things. Because when they first started they weren't making much and his company was at one point on the verge of bankruptcy. His mother had heart problems due to her pregnancy with suga so he blames himself for her health issues. His father found out about his liver cancer while Suga was on tour so he couldn't help his mom or be there for the beginning of his father's illness. Both his parents are fine now, his mother has a pacemaker and as far as i know his father is now cancer free.

So glad you reviewed that song, it’s is one of the hardest videos to watch but someone like me who has struggled with depression, it actually helps. I’ve said multiple times, Suga is one of the most talented people. If you look at bts song credits, his name is on almost all for help writing them. Pure genius. You need to do “for youth” and “the truth untold” Suga also has two songs out with other K-pop idols that is great “snooze” and “burn it’

in the last show he did recently he opens this door, the name "agustd" he used in his depression phase so the door he used saying he freed himself.

Knowing his entire story (I’d watch a video on it) we learn it as we are fans, the mental health and trauma he has had is quite heart wrenching (he didn’t tell anyone about the accident in fear that he would be kicked out of the training system of BTS) just such a philosophical aspect to his thinking. Again seeing the split personas, trying to save yourself even that dark part now from being trapped and instead being freed from that darkness… amazing In In the Soop (in the forest) where bts went and filmed as they took a break- we see him read a book about a boy who was in an accident which basically broke his amygdala - and he took inspiration for a great song 🎵 Also : I’d read the lyrics online and meanings before reacting to the song :)

He broke down & sobbed doing this the night of his final tour date & walked thru a white door🥺 it took alot for Jim to share this with is all this pain and trauma been with him his whole life bit our SUGA finally free 💜😭💜

I just wonder how many lives BTS has saved, especially Suga. He saved my daughter's life. I think of the trilogy as him facing versions and parts of himself that he wanted to get rid of or release in some way and THIS is the culmination of his healing. His facing the very hardest memories and things holding him back from healing and showing it to us as his progress moved him to a new place. I absolutely love this man. I have no words. He not only helped my daughter have hope, but he helped ME understand her pain. She is doing much better now, thank God! These guys are so precious to me! They are so special and such a gift to the world for help, love, and healing! May they be protected always from the horrid forces in this world that seek to destroy! You need to watch the last concert in his series when he sings this...actually the whole concert.

This was my favorite track from the first time I listened to the album. It was amazing to hear it live and know the sincerity and emotion behind it. The D-Day album was written and produced by Agust D, and EL CAPITXN, an in house producer at Big Hit who has worked with BTS for years. He and SUGA are same age friends. He used to be known as J. Pearl and sang in a group called History that debuted in 2013. He's produced many BTS, Agust D and TXT tracks. He's worked with IU, Eric Nam, Psy, etc.

In concert when Yoongi walks through that door the ARMYs relief was palpable. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Man, watching you how uncomfortable you felt watching the video was really heavy. Imagine Yoongi when he was writing this it must have been a sort of therapy for him. At his last concert (in Seoul) he was able to pass that door.

I am 50 and have been and still am struggling through depression, self-harm, etc. Everytime I watch this video I 😭. It hits so close to home. I can't even right now!!!!!!!!

This song is about the therapeutic process for trauma. You start out in complete pain not knowing the real you. The amygdala stores pain and trauma, but can also be healed. To do that you have to pull out those memories and deal with them one at a time. Yoongi didn't even bring it all out here, such as dancing and functioning with an injured shoulder for seven years. At any rate, I've been through that trauma recovery myself as have millions of Army, and it is painful.

So when he did his tour, before the show started, they played audio of rain for a while. Maybe 15-20 minutes? And everyone around me in the crowd went from “oh the rain sound is so pretty” to “omg I have to go to the bathroom before true show starts” so that was funny. I love that in the very last show of his tour, the door appears and he opens it, waves goodbye, and walks through it finally. Exiting the trauma loop. That really moved me.

They give us English translations for their MVs so if you turn the subtitles on you'll be able to understand the message. Thanks for your reaction

This is why him opening the door at his final concert had such an impact.

You need to turn on the subs. Their words are worth understanding.

Nathan, watch it with subtitles. In BTS, lyrics are really important 🥹

I lost my brother to schizophrenia several years back and the song really touched me deeply. I found it surprisingly up lifting and comforting. It's a powerful song

Filter, Serendipity, Lie, Promise, Vibe, face-off. Highly recommend watching the live performances +

At his finale concert he walks through that door to show he's ok now.

Outro: Tear live at Wembley. It's heartwrenching to hear a breakup song sung with such emotion. And then you realize it's a song about when BTS almost disbanded...

Hello. You said it is the final of the trilogy. Amygdala is not a part of the trilogy. First comes Agust D from his first album. Then Deachwita and then Haegum. And please watch the songs on KZfaq with english subtitles on. They're correct.

This is very intense. I am glad, if that is even the right expression, when anyone has to sit with their feelings after. The real measure of music is its impact. This is the origin story of that wound. He spent the last decade trying to reconcile what exists or existed on each side of that door. He finally did it. SUGA of BTS and the angry sad anxious Agust D finally reconciled in Min Yoongi (Yunki) the man.

Thank you for reading background stuff too. Appreciate your respect to sugas music. Truly a tragic song. He’s been through a lot. Chronic pain and the motorcycle crash was something that really happened to him and affected him by screwing up his shoulder for a long time and he was too scared and poor to get treated. Super sad. He finally got it fixed surgically during COVID. He came from poverty too and his family struggles are really sad

You really gotta take the time to read they lyrics. Agust D songs - People, Dear My Friend, The Last, Snooze are really good. All of his songs are good but really, the lyrics are a must. So many videos are out there with translations.

This song is not a song its his dark past, his story . This song still makes me cry . during the training (idol training by the company) he used to do delivery job , but during that time he face accident & injured his shoulder , he didn't tell anyone bcz he was scared that company will tell him to wait for his debut as BTS . BTs company was a small Company & facing bankruptcy at that time . BTS is the who who made their company big. During training all members was teen so they all grew up together& they are like 7 brothers . All boys struggles a lot . I think u should react on their Intruduction video by taylor . U need to know their stories...trust methey are different.

Hello, you should also watch the video with the translation of the lyrics, it is very important so that you really understand the message

Now you have to go back and watch and listen again with the subtiltes/caption on. Yes it is very intense and the first 2 time's I watched it it had me in tears as I thought about what he's been through including other things he's let us know about over the years.

Please turn on the caption to understand more about the lyrics

For the love of god, please turn on subtitles to read the lyrics for these MVs so you can connect better lol

I'd give anything to watch this again for the first time. I was so emotional, I don't think I've had an experience like that with a MV EVER

I bawled my eyes out for about 4 hours the first time I saw this- the it is cathartic

TURN ON THE CAPTIONS...you are missing all their amazing lyrics