Unpopular opinion - I don't want BTS to do a concert, tour, or any big performances when they all return in 2025. I want them to take time for themselves, to spend time with their families, friends, and with each other. I'm okay if they do lives and run bts.

I never thought the drummer guy weird I was just shocked how he was so passionate and liked his energy 🔥

Unpopular opinion, BTS spoils ARMYs way too much With songs, choreos, hidden messages, letters, fan songs, pre-recorded albums/videos for enlistment period, gifts, over the top Festa celebrations, dedications, non-stop content, random long lives, the intimacy they talk to us with, among other things Like the other fandoms dont even get the tip of the iceberg that we get without even asking (Im perfectly fine with it as long as the boys aren't burning themselves out/over exhausting themselves while doing it)

I only really have one. 1. Censorship is usually wrong but when it comes to BTS, we need censorship. And I’m not talking about the music. I’m talking about us. We have way too much talking privilege. We need moderators on Weverse. I can watch some girl making mouth noises into an asmr mic on TikTok live and she has more protection than BTS live. We do our best to report but we shouldn’t have to. We need moderators. My unpopular opinion is, we need less access to BTS. We don’t need 12 year olds asking about their ships. We don’t need people from Brazil screaming “come to Brazil” every 30 seconds. We don’t need antis and bots coming in literally to just upset everyone. The days of typing something and watching it send should be reconsidered. You wanna say something to Jungkook? Alright. Cool. But someone is gonna review it first. Why? Because they are human beings and they deserve to be treated like it. I’ll hop off my proverbial soapbox now.

My unpopular opinion about BTS is somebody should put a stop to the shipping s**t that goes on every time they hug each other or shake hands or glance at each other and all these little children calling BTS members "baby" or lil this and that .. BTS are grown men and deserves to be shown respect in that way .. that crap pisses me off big time .. its time people realise that the nonsense that goes on in their heads is just that, in their heads .. there thats my rant 👍

my unpopular bts opinion is bts expanding their musical genres isnt a bad thing. experimenting and trying new sounds and genres is apart developing and evolving and growing as an artist, weather that be them as group or as soloists

7:58 I agree with the Dynamite point whole heartedly Dynamite fit the vibe of the scene perfectly and dynamite is very easily recognisable especially by a non-kpop audience

Drummers take their shirts off all the time -- it's a crazy, sweaty gig.

I personally loved the drummer for JK's performance. I love seeing someone enjoying what they are doing.

When you talked about how PTD is one of their most iconic looks, I'm surprised you didn't mention that Jimin's outfit was used in The Barbie Movie. Now THAT'S iconic.

Follow up unpopular opinion: there are people who are/were in this fandom that don't want BTS to be happy or successful and thus I can't call them Army- because how can you call yourself a fan of someone you don't want to live well? There are the people who wish BTS were underdogs forever because they want to be a fan of a cool niche thing that no one has heard of and hate that BTS has become "mainstream" in a sense. Like? They were broke and constantly living in fear that they'd be disbanded at any second, why would you WANT that for them? And there's also people, particularly fans of Yoongi, who are so attached to the music that they made in the darkest most hopeless points in their life that they want them to make it again and again. I love that music, it has comforted me in my darkest times and I admire them for how honest they allowed themselves to be- but I will be at my happiest, if they never feel low enough to make that kind of music again, because going to that dark place, constantly reuminating on it and not continuing with your life is not healthy. I never want ANYONE to feel that low, sad, helpless or self-destructive, I would never wish it on anyone, let alone so I can get music out of it.

I see boracity drop a video, I run to watch said video

I totally agree about full studio albums as a fave preference. I’d love the album noms. But sure, I’ll enjoy what surprises we’ll be getting from the boys.

speaking of orchestral black swan though, let her out of the jail, people need it released ✋😔

My unpopular opinion: there is a shockingly large portion of this fandom who either are edgelords and don't like fun to the point that BTS listened to them (which they never do thankfully) it would actually limit them artistically. There is always such a huge concentration of "BTS has changed" "I miss the old BTS" "They've sold out" "Why is there no message anymore? They're losing their authenticity!" any time BTS has an upbeat or positive song as that title track, they don't pay attention to the b-sides, they don't understand that songs that make you feel happy or just as important and meaningful as the ones that make you feel sad or angry. They also, completely hypocritically, never seem to notice when songs that fit their style don't have much of a message either, neither fire nor permission to dance were that complex in the message department and they didn't need to be, but you don't see people accusing them of selling out after one. Just SAY it's not your genre or taste, they haven't changed or sold out or lost their way just because YOU don't like it.

Unpopular opinion: There is no good reason to compare other artists, groups, idols to BTS. Their unique start, progress, and success sets them apart as unduplicatable unicorns in the industry. And while BTS IS a global benchmark for boy bands, it's not the fans that should be doing the benchmarking. That's for entertainments co's and their artists/idol groups to do (TRY to do, anyway). Constantly comparing, especially in a mean spirited or negative way, does more harm that good for the subjects of the comparison, when usually it's the FANS that act out and who people have the real issue with. NO ONE has what BTS has built with their blood, sweat, and tears until now: A level of autonomy, $$$, staff resources, company resources, wide-ranging & constant opportunities, unbelievable support inside & outside the co, security, seeming unlimited expansion of IP, music/production crews of the highest level, and a MASSIVE, AMAZING FANBASE. What other idol or group has any of this? How can anyone possibly be held to BTS' standard? If any group or idol had the option to have even a fraction of what BTS has, they'd jump all over it to make their dream come true. But no one is BTS. There is no *next* BTS. There is only BTS and everyone else.

dynamite was performed so much it all kind of blended into one big firework in my mind lol

Unpopular opinion: I do not know why ARMYs make such a big deal of missing a live since you can watch it later. I preffer watching it at my own time.

My unpopular opinion: Some in the fandom think they own BTS. They think they can tell BTS how to think and feel, and if BTS doesn't agree with them or do what they want, they get upset. Another unpopular opinion is that boycotters need to leave the fandom. Stop trying to pull BTS into politics.

Unpopular opinion: The members should start telling some fans to just fuck off. I'm sorry but some fans feel like they have THE RIGHT to just be disrespectful 'cause their fans. I hope, one day, the guys just grow tired of it and tell them to hit the road.

It's more surprising to me when a drummer DOES wear a shirt. I can name 10 bands off the top of my head whose drummers always perform shirtless. What an odd thing to nitpick.

my unpopular opinion: War Of Hormone isn’t misogynistic and it was unnecessary for Namjoon to apologize for it. now don’t get me wrong, i like that he took the time to seek out advice on how women should be appropriately treated (honestly i feel like every man on earth should do that), but the main issue surrounding WOH isn’t the lyrics, it’s the people that lack the willingness to understand blatant satire. the song was clearly meant to portray the feelings that many teens (mostly males) go through when they are developing and going through puberty. it was obvious to anyone who actually paid attention to what was said and what was occurring during the mv. like the over exaggerated gestures to impress the girl, the sarcastic ways they delivered the lyrics, the unserious and playful nature, etc. throughout the mv, the members who were objectifying the girl get rejected and at the very end the girl chooses the member that respected and cared the most about her and her wants. a lot of men nowadays think that being obnoxious and arrogant is what’s going to get a girls attention when in reality, most women like a man that’s humble, kind hearted, and considerate and imo the mv perfectly captured that.

My opinion will be very unpopular, but here it is: contrary to what Army believes, I think BTS do care about getting awards especially RM. Yes they genuinely love music and they like to express themselves through all genres, not necessarily mainstream just to please everybody. They always show Army their passion by creating different musical arts. They do not make music with the goal of getting awards, for sure. But I actually believe they like getting them, and are still aiming for some to this day. Awards in a way show them how their music is recognized, appreciated and loved (by people who vote for them). It shows them how far their music can reach. And as Asians, getting western validation through awards (again, not saying they need them and definitely make music with this goal in mind), somehow gives them pride, it confirms their position as BTS even in the west, whether through music or influence that they have. Especially after they come back from military, awards will give them even more reassurance of how they are still very much loved by Army. As an old(er) Army, this is just my opinion, I think we should not be complacent and think that they do not regard awards so highly and all they want is make music. Yes they do care, and we always need to support them in anyway we can so they can always get their ‘flowers’ and rewards for the abundant love they show us.

Another unpopular opinion: I also think we should have more discourses surrounding the solo eras and how each of them is an actual artist with their own concepts and thoughts and the way they want their art ot be framed and perceived. I feel like the fandom puts too much focus on hyung vs maknae line albums or less or more streams for one member, but when people point that, it's almost like saying one is more talented than the other when in reality the 7 are different and each has a preference and say over their own art. It's pointless to compare 7 different concepts to one another to deduce which one is the better one. I have seen tweets of army guilt tripping other armys or going ballistic over one member having less streams than the other. I feel like it should be articulated in a way so as to say that the 7 of them need our support and we should stream as much as possible rather than highlighting how the fandom picks favorites and lets the others be shadowed. It takes attention away from art and music to something that's way more shallow and creates an overall negative atmosphere in the fandom.

Everyone has their own opinion, their own personal preference and taste when it comes to what they like about BTS, their music as a group and as solo Artists. BTS appeal to many different types of people, that is what is so diverse about the fanbase. Always respect what BTS do, they work so hard on everything and deserve to be appreciated

Agree with so much of this, especially the photo card comment. as an older army, I just give them to my friend's kids. I am in it for the music, talent, and performances. I believe photo card culture also pushes the boy band narrative, which we all know BTS is not a boy band. NOTE: I had never even heard of ending fairy before this video. My unpopular opinions are: 1. I dislike the song The Planet 2. Sea needs more love from Army. Nobody ever reacts to it and I think it is a masterpiece (I NEED a streaming version) 3. I don't care about seeing the boys shirtless (I would say it is my age vs their age, but I have seen too many k-dramas where I didn't mind, lol) 4. I think when the fandom focuses on their looks so much, it takes away from their artistry and makes it harder for male fans and critics to take their music seriously (I am not a male fan but I would love it if there were more male fans, and I think BTS would too) 5. As a new army fan of a year and a half, fandom bickering in comments and solo stans trashing other members are a big turn-off for new fans 6. I absolutely admire and respect RM in every way but I think he needs to not focus on victim thinking as much and get out of his head more, which he talked about in minimoni (but I am glad he finally let it out through his music--he doesn't have to be perfect. We will still admire and respect him if he just is himself, let the fear go RM!. Those who don't still love you aren't fans. You're president for a reason. (Although, until I have walked a day in his shoes, I have absolutely no room to talk and only mention it because it is clearly hurting him and holding him back.) I bet oldest child fans really get this though. My sister used to tell me that she always got in trouble when the rest of us did anything wrong and said our parents were really hard on her. I can't even imagine how difficult it is to be the BTS leader. Loved his new album, by the way. It is just hard seeing him hurting. 7. Some fans put too much pressure on jimin to be too thin (again, too much focus on looks and not enough on talent) and it causes him stress 8.Fandom dwells too much on past grievances, yes, BTS went through, and are STILL going through, racism, xenophobia, jealousy, and everything else under the sun, and it sucks. Because they are so successful I even heard one reactor be biased against them for being the best and he assumed they came from the biggest company and had all the money and that groups like stray kids from the big 3 were the oppressed groups. I know, crazy, right? But if you focus on talent first and correcting misinformation in a positive non-whiney way with respect, it will reflect positively on BTS and come across better to newcomers than the biggest group complaining about past grievances when they now rule the world. (Even though they still get stomped on, which makes no sense, but victim mentality is never a good look.) When BTS talks about their hardships for the most part it doesn't come across as victims. It just sounds like the truth. When army talks about BTS hardships, it often comes across as victim mentality. 9. Putting other groups down to elevate BTS's superiority is mean girl behavior. We all know that BTS is the best korean artists musically, and their range is incredible, which is why they are the best in the world. Constantly pointing that out and snubbing others is not what BTS stands for and comes across as insecure and petty. BTS can shine brightly all on their own without fandom bullies shoveing everyone else down and taking offense at the slightest thing while attacking everyone and everything, including each other. Yep, these are some of my unpopular opinions. I don't intend to offend anyone, but that is how things often come across to newcomers. Feel free to disagree. Army are a powerful force for good and lifted BTS to where they are. You can't separate one from the other, so understand that fandom behavior reflects directly on the boys to many outside the fandom. 70 percent of my experience has been great, but 30 percent of fans are toxic, and there is an unhealthy amount of negativity being thrown around that is a bit shocking. Love yourself. Love others. Love BTS.

I loved the drummer! But then I’m old and I went to a lot of concerts in the 80s. I just felt like I was home!😂 I also do not care at all about photo cards, again, old. I will disagree with you about the highlighter yellow hair on Namjoon for PTD….. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I think a choreography that doesn’t get enough Love is the one for Spring Day.

my unpopular opinion: I became a fan with Dynamite and army with PTD, and I don't agree with those who complain when they make music only in English. I love all of their songs and I will always read their translations,because I'm neither fluent in Korean nor English. They have already made it clear that music transcends linguistic barriers, disrespecting their artistic choice of singing in any language ,i don't think is right.

i think both full studio albums and ep trilogies are awesome, you just gotta choose wise how to present each body of work. i can see how HYYH for example could've been combined without losing conceptually, but at the same time LY albums work well in a three act story. overall, im for creative freedom! would be great if both options were free to choose for the artists 🥰

I unironically like am i wrong's dance choreo especially the chorus😭💀 [Maybe] Unpopular opinion is more SUBUNITS and more ot7 songs in the album

Unpopular opinion: I love every BTS content and album but I wish we had more time in between each project to appreciate it fully. Because we end up being spread thin trying to stream every album equally. We are bound to have a favorite album that we will listen more than the other, and it break my heart that I feel overwhelmed with all the albums and content. 😅especially now that we have 7 artists to support and not just one complete group🫠

I had no idea some people had a problem with the drummer, this is news to me. All I saw were some jokes about him being Adam and Latto being Eve.

I love PTD, I like it even more than dynamite and butter, it's cute, it's iconic, I love the easy going choreo. Is just a shot of serotonin and I need that from time to time.

Some of my unpopular opinions: 1. The members are releasing too much stuff while in the military. I love the stuff I'm grateful for the stuff but I'm starting to wonder how the hell they had the time to make it all before leaving. It's a bit like what you said about the EP releases -- it's just so fast paced. I truly would have been okay just waiting for them to get back without new album releases. Someone give these men a break! 😭 2. I found Golden kind of disappointing. Don't get me wrong, Jungkook is incredibly talented as always and I feel like he definitely succeeded at what he wanted to do, it just wasn't for me. I thought it was a bit generic. BTS are my favorite artists because they bring something unique, genuine and personal to their work which I didn't see as much of in Golden. (In relation to that, it makes me sad that Jungkook is preforming so much better than other members on Spotify in terms of monthly listeners because it shows how hesitant general audiences are to step even slightly outside their comfort zone.) But Jungkook has a wide range of skills, so I'm hopeful that he'll make great projects that resonate more with me in the future. In the meantime I'll keep listening to the songs I DO like from Golden as well as his other singles. 3. Speaking of Golden -- Jack Harlow's verse on 3D is gross. It's incredibly objectifying and makes me really uncomfortable. I don't think they should have approved it, because I don't like that Jungkook is associated with those lyrics now. (that was two in a row about Jungkook just because they're related, I hope it's clear that I'm not hating on him) 4. Oh and speaking of objectification, some fans are way too comfortable doing that to the members. Yes, they are attractive. They do sexy choreography. It is normal and expected that fans are attracted to them. But if saying what you wanna say about a BTS member to a stranger on the street would be sexual harassment, it's sexual harassment to comment it on a live. Calm down. Remember that these are real living human beings who do not know you personally and keep your fantasies to more appropriate spaces. 5. It's fine to not like everything BTS put out. It doesn't make someone a fake fan to think that some songs are skips. BTS have a very wide range and make music of many different genres with many different sounds and styles so it's not weird at all if some of those sounds don't appeal to every fan. As long as you don't unstan the moment you feel underwhelmed by a new release, I don't see the issue. Forcing yourself to like a song is unnecessary.

The dance in "I'm I Wrong" is a variation on a "step dance" or a dance form some call "first line". This dance is usually performed to music simular to this musical style in places in New Orleans and Louisiana in the USA.

Unpopular opinion: Spring Day is and always should be up to interpretation. I see many people try to explain it or “sell it” to non-ARMYs as a commemoration of the unfortunate tragedy in 2014. I’ve also seen non-fans directly associate the song with it. However, Namjoon has always maintained that when he wrote this song, it wasn’t necessarily about that. He has always encouraged people to treat the song however they needed to, and for a lot of people, Korean and non-Korean, it happened to be for the tragedy. That’s not a bad thing, but they should NOT go hand in hand. I’ve seen some fans make BTS synonymous with that tragic incident and that is incredibly disrespectful to the victims. Personally, I can see Spring Day having many interpretations with associations as heavy as mourning but also simply missing someone you care about, or something to listen to when you’re having a bad time.

Idk if my opinion is unpopular or not but I absolutely LOVE the skits BTS added in their albums up until the LY Trilogy as well as BE and I hope they make more in the future!! Also completely agree with you on the studio album take, LY:TEAR & MOTS 7 are some of my most favourite BTS albums

The only unpopular opinion I can think of is that we should not be having any discourse about the people that BTS decides to be friends with because it was their decision to associate with these people and we really shouldn't have a say in what they decide to do when it comes down to The people they hang around with

Unpopular Opinion: I want BTS do what they want in 2025. I want them to relax and just do what they want. Not what ARMY wants. Let them breathe and enjoy things, find love and just not have to meet anyone expectations except their own.

yessss its always a good day when bora uploads

Ok, here's an unpopular opinion. I don't like it when the boys wear colored contact lenses. I think it looks pretty on magazine pictures, editorials, album jackets, photo shoots in general and music videos, but when they're on red carpets, interviews or other content where their faces move because they're speaking and gesticulating, it looks disconnected and fake, I wish they would just show their natural eye color a bit more often.

I do not know if this is unpopular but for me "Dreamers" is a more fit song for Jk's debut. I like the mesage that it feels more on line with his own work and lyrics style, it is more meaningful than "Seven" and it was his first solo work outside of BTS during chapter two. Even the impact of "Dreamers" that made a lot of non soccer fans watch FIFA's world cup is undeniable. Just the mesage alone I think encapsulate better his own journey to stardom and philosophy of live, "Dreamers" is a perfect fit and the collaboration gives the song a magical touch that, for me, at least "Seven" lacks. I like "Seven" but if I have to go for a debut song for me is and will always be "Dreamers".

I'm so with you on the photo cards and backup dancers points. I'm saving all my photo cards to give it to other ARMYs who love them whenever there’s a concert near me. As for back up dancers, I don’t mind them but there’s nothing more impactful for me than watching our seven dance together to tell a cohesive story, and at the same time, observe their uniqueness. I do, on the other hand, enjoy the trilogy albums. This is kinda new to me and I don’t follow any other k pop groups, so not sure how others do it. I also totally understand and agree with your opinion of it. Personally, I love the feeling of getting familiar with a set of songs, interpreting the lyrics and reflecting on them in both philosophical and personal perspectives. And then I love it that there’s a next edition of the trilogy where I can apply all of those reflections, expand on them, change my opinion, or go through the process all over again. I feel like it reinforces my understanding of the album each time but also allows me opportunities to go deeper into reflections. There’s a sense of freedom and excitement in that continuity.

My unpopular opinion ( or maybe not so unpopular): I hope, come 2025, they won't be asked to do those "cute" challenges anymore. An aegyo here and there when they're making fun of each other is fine, but when they're doing them because ARMYs ask them to, I cringe. I watched the challenges Jin did during Festa only once, and I can't get myself to watch them again. They're in their 30s/late 20s now, and yes of course they're all cute and may look younger than their age, but please stop already with the cute challenges 😄 *And I love the Am I Wrong choreo, probably even my most fave one 💜

Unpopular opinion I think: To call yourself a bts army, you DO NOT need to know every single of their songs or know every feature of their body. The reason I am saying this is because I was watching this BTS army do a BTS ARMY test..and some of the comments were saying things like "How come you don't know this? Are you really an Army?" or "That is obviously Jimin's tiny fingers..it is very obvious..all fans should know that" LIKE SORRY? A BTS army in my opinion is just someone who likes their songs and love and respect all 7 of the boys...You don't HAVE to be a hardcore fan. You don't HAVE to know everything..Like sure you can, if you are interested, binge every song ever, learn about the BU storyline and yada yada..that's fine. But that should be an option as a bts army, not mandatory.

I feel that there is little to no acknowledgement of the passive fans in the fandom. If you think that ARMY in large numbers buying albums, travelling to their concert cities or even countries, or even having Premium of Music Apps to boost their streaming (yes there are a lot and I commend them for that); there is an even larger audience of passive fans who can only afford to support through words of encouragement and streaming (some do not even have social media handles other than KZfaq). I feel that those who can't tick boxes for all the members goals or just do not feel that the genre the member released is not their cup of tea or smtimes do not even listen to a song immediately after it's released are still ARMYs. Their trust and love for BTS shouldn't be placed with qualifications. It is okay to still be stuck listening to certain albums of an era they prefer and it is okay if they didn't listen to a certain release because of certain reasons or just simply having no interest. The entire point of them growing as a group as well as going solo is them discovering their personal taste and grow as artists individually and together. Similarly, passive ARMYs grow their taste at their own pace so that shouldn't be shamed. As boracity magazine mentioned in one of her videos that the membership alone has a huge number, outside even more. So putting this pressure on those just entering or in active ARMY's words "being passive supporters" isn't going to help. Let the passive listeners grow just like how you active ARMYs once started. It's not criminal to "passively" support. Art is to be enjoyed and I believe that their beauty in the ARMY's eyes is visible evidently and the quote couldn't be truer. So let's all accommodate genuine fans from all walks of life. The passive fans are truly grateful for the efforts of the active fans as well. So let's continue forward by loving each other! 💜💜💜

I do not care about the photo cards either, but happy when other people are enjoying them. 💜🇧🇸

my unpopular opinion might be that i think the group needed a break when they did it. i know it was sad at the time and that it inevitably hurts a little, but i think it was due already. they had been together for years and it looked, to me, like they were tired. it was too much and kept being to much for a long time. they were constantly giving everything they had for years and overcoming things no one had before, like the bigger promotions on the US, aside from their own personal struggles, inside and outside the team. I'm not saying they weren't happy with the group or that they released bad songs, that's not the case, but that their creativity and ideas were getting to a point of burn out. they needed a break to get themselves together. the more time passes, the more i feel it was really the case. they all had amazing solo projects and were able to explore more of themselves and their abilities, they seem to have grown so much. feels like they're ready to comeback to BTS stronger than ever. rpwp, in special, makes my case stronger, mainly because namjoon is one of the main creativity forces of the group and he was clearly drained. he doesn't seem to be anymore and his solo journey was so great to see. i do think that they should've done it sooner, but i know it was delayed because of the pandemic. I'm glad to have the songs that came out in this period though.

hii, great video! just wanted to comment some of the things i disagree with or just have a different stance (not to bash you! like you said, differing opinions are ok!) 1. i personally love when bts does trilogies, especially because bts never half-asses their albums, even if they are eps. im pretty sure most of their eps have at LEAST 7 songs, and they are all very cohesive, so i don't mind shorter albums if it means they will transition seamlessly to their next work. i think it is actually very interesting and fun 2.i dont care much for photocards either. the trend of buying multiple albums just to get photocards is so wasteful to me, but ofc everyone has their own budget and the right to spend as they please (not to be like those kpop commies on twt lmao) 3. i love the am i wrong choreo! i think the fact that it doesn't make sense and is rather eclectic perfectly reflects the meaning of the song about how chaotic and messed up the world is. i especially love taehyung's part in the first pre-chorus; it is so visually satisfying! 4. i did not appreciate their ptd looks all that much; im honestly one of the lamer armys who prefers them with dark / neutral colors, or blonde! i think they've all looked spectacular blonde / brunette / black. close second would be red / wine, especially jimin and yoongi during dope / idol respectively. anyway, great video as always! i love watching armys react to your content on youtube btw! much love

i feel like nowadays it's all about making and breaking records for both the company and fandom instead of their previous motto of healing and just enjoying good music. armys are chart obsessed and they only stream generic pop songs with tiktok sound. also, there are very few true ot7s left

I have wayyyy too many unpopular opinions (i think some of these arent unpopular, but whatever) 1. I don’t think Wings is their best album. I know a lot of people say it is, and don't get me wrong, I love the album, I just have trouble listening to all of it. I think Love Yourself: Answer flows a lot better, and I can see the distinct storyline. 2. PTD is actually good. It’s hated on by everyone but it's the reason I looked more into BTS. I will not tolerate any PTD slander. 3. Army as a fandom should start doubling down on shippers. I see it every once and a while, but they don't get called out enough. Shippers are more dangerous to the fandom, and the members' relationships with eachother, than solo stans. 4. On the topic of solo stans, they suck. That’s basically it, I just wanted to take the time to put that out there. BUT. Solos can, in some twisted way, actually be helpful. Solo stans only support one member, so, this helps the numbers for that member grow. For example, Jimin has solo stans that will stream his work like crazy (see what i did there). This allows for the work to be seen by more people, ultimately reverting them back to BTS as a supergroup project, which grows the fandom. 5. They need to upload the rest of the subtitles for Run BTS. It's been a year, and I'd rather not pirate the content. This doesnt really count, I just wanted to convey my i-army struggles. 6. I wish that when they come back in 2025, they'll do more variety content outside of Run BTS. I loved watching the members do that stuff in solo promotions, and it would be 7 times the fun with all of them there. 7. I don’t see the point in having hidden songs on albums. It feels unfair to those who aren’t in a financial situation where they can pay for these super expensive albums.

I liked the PTD visuals, too! The wardrobe reflected the American Southwest motif, and all of our guys looked great in their distinctive styles. I remembered BTS was accused of being too westernized a few years back, so they pulled out all the stops to fill the IDOL MV with Korean references. This time, they'd had 2 English language hits and the "too westernized" complaint was coming up again, so did someone in BigHit say, "We'll show you western!"? V's copper hair and red chili pepper outfit. SUGA's sandstone pink outfit, with silver hair to complement the silver conchos. Fringe, cowboy hats, jeans, cowboy boots. J-hope wore chaps! Even RM's hair reminds me of a yellow cactus flower, lol. Or it could be the one thing that screams, "K-pop music video!" among all the Southwest clothes, colors, props, and sun-drenched desert location. Yes, I'm a big fan of the PTD looks.

i actually really like the am i wrong choreo it's so interesting to see someone not liking it as much!! i guess my BTS unpopular opinion is not so much towards them but towards a certain subset of ARMY. i just think some ARMY are just way too hateful towards multis. i completely understand that there is a sad trend of multis throwing them under the bus and they deserved to be called out for it, but it has devolved into being hated for just simply liking/stanning other kpop groups and being called "not a real ARMY" even when they have BTS as their ult group. BTS shares songs from different artists all the time (kpop included) so i just find it a bit hypocritical sometimes.

I have a very few unpopular opinions, but I can say that "my universe" wasn't really what I expected, because I think some of the members didn't get to sing enough ( like Jimin, for example)

1- to me the am i wrong choreo perfectly describes the song; the fun and chaotic dance is kind of a distraction to the lyrics and meaning of the song just like how the world gives us distraction to all the craziness that happens unnoticed, maybe it was intentional with the outfits as well. 2- Many say that out of all the english tracks, PTD was the most unnecessary and boring out of all, and i completely disagree, with the pandemic ending it was the perfect song to release and just like dynamite i felt it HAD to be in english for it to be enjoyed globally (sadly) but i love PTD. 3-i don’t like how majority of army always label namjoon as the “dad” of the group, it makes it seem that namjoon is ALWAYS the one that takes care of them. when we have seen time and time again that a lot of the times bts are the ones that take care of namjoon, even the maknae line. i, of course know this is all a joke and just fooling around but sometimes it can come off as cringey when i see any pic or video with minimoni it’s always labeled as “son and father” and to me it completely water downs how meaningful namjoon’s relationship with the maknae line 🫣 4- not really towards BTS but kind of an opinion towards army, but army nowadays have completely lost the plot of what it actually means to become one, because the way we have been so chart obsessed with bts music is kind of alarming, while i’m all for bts breaking records that they themselves have set up, but constantly saying we need to do better for bts’s solo music which turns into a competition between the members music and which album or singly has done better, then creates more problems and eventually make army’s turn into solos. i feel like this is the most controversial one cause it’s easy to misunderstand as me wanting bts to flop which is no way my goal. 😭 just hopefully i made sense with this one.

I looooved Jungkook's drummer!!!

Unpopular opinion: Barring a few, I don't always love the collaborations of BTS and other artists. Like I said, there's a few that I love but for most of their collaborations, it's not in my fave list. Maybe it started because some artists and their labels use BTS for clout and ARMY support. I will always prefer their group/solo/unit songs. Basically, just them really. The comfort that I get when I hear their voices is just something else; it's like my healing time. So, I get distracted when I hear other voices on the track. Although, I do respect BTS choices especially if it's something that means so much to them personally, I am still here to support it. 💜💜💜

Unpopular opinion: Its okay to not blindly love all their music...sometimes it grows on you and sometimes it doesnt and thats what happens when artist grow and experiment and especially a group like BTS that does so many genres, some you'll gravitate more towards than others. Trust me I was crushed when V, my original bias, dropped his album, and I just couldn't get into it, I still supported it however, but now a year later, I find myself listening to it more and more, and I'm SO happy! I'm in a similar situation with RM new album, I LOVED indigo, RPWP, not so much and that okay, I hope one day I get to enjoy it as much as indigo!

Boracity magazine, I just love, love, love your opinions! Even when I don’t agree, I love, love, love your opinions. You are articulate, honest and clear! So amazing. Thanks for all you do. I hope to continue seeing your content! I am so a fan!

So, I personally don't like when performing live that it will pan to an upclose to a member who isnt singing. My thing is if they are singing or rapping there verse then it shouldn't pan to someone who isnt singing 🤷🏻‍♀️ there are fancams for a reason. And bighit does this alot especially with ther online performances. To me its annoying, esp during covid, when im enjoying Rm rapping or Jimin singing and it pans to V or jHope, like if its the chorus of the song then ok but when it's a member only part that annoys me. It probably is me cause i haven't seen anyone talk about it 🤷🏻‍♀️

Unpopular opinion : some armys show more enthusiasm to fight with other fandoms than streaming for tannies

my unpopular opinion is that those videos like "bts being around girls" or "bts being scared of girls" is just so pointless. it's irrelevant and creates this sense of unusuality in the boys which i don't like. it's a widely known thing to be respectful of women especially as an idol but it's nothing more, so why push it as something more than what it really is? bts are grown men, not little boys. they need to get deleted off youtube and the fact that some armys still watch them... how are you not ashamed?

My unpopular opinion is, let people enjoy artist's music in there own way, like people can like there music without getting too emerged in the fandom. Or maybe not even liking the fandom but loving the artist. Also an army is still an army if they don't have any merch, albums or haven't been in there concerts ever.

Now one unpopular opinion about Army. Many Armies take fandom as a "job": you have to stream constantly so that they are at the top of the lists, you have to search and chase publications that do not treat them as number 1, etc. and if you don't do it you are not a true Army. They have forgotten to enjoy the music and the experience. BTS has songs for almost every mood.

I agree with most of your points, especially the full studio albums one! I hope BTS makes a comeback with a full studio album after the military, they can take their own sweet time resting and chilling of-course. But full studio albums tend to tell the story in a much deeper, holistic manner.

At this point BTS dont need the typical 2-3 eps a year, they dont have to recycle the same sound with a few English acronyms and corny lyrics with 15+ versions to stay relevant, it's been 4 years since the last BTS studio album and 5 years since their last official tour

Ok i dont really like the japenese version of their already korean made song, i just think the translated version sounds off, but when they originally make songs already in japenese i absolutly love them like: airplaine pt2 or film out

I think a part of the fandom is too demanding. We get so much but some people take it for granted. I don't want tannies to be pressured to do certain things just to fullfill increasing expectations. Monochrome really highlighted this. Many were disappointed because they expected more than merch and pop-up stores and voiced their disappointment online. This kind of spoiled it for me to be honest. We shouldn't put the pressure on them that everything has to be absolutely extraordinary and grand.

My unpopular opinion is that: I love PTD wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more than Butter. I think it’s the chord progressions that were used in the song. It does something to me. I still bump to permission to dance more than the average ARMY. It’s okay not to love all the solo releases in chapter 2. Give it a chance, listen to it thoroughly and establish your opinion but it can be taxing to like everything you consume that’s BTS related. It’s like you’re gaslighting yourself into loving all their releases. Also BE is my second favourite album, it was so good. A perfect mix of everyone’s abilities at the time and their sound.

I don’t usually comment on KZfaq but I’ll share my unpopular opinions: -Yoongi is my bias but I don’t understand the hype behind his mint hair era. ARMY seem to go crazy over it and I’m just meh? I prefer him with darker, more natural color hair. -I don’t fully agree with streaming culture. I understand supporting the guys but it just seems like a numbers game to me and less about the music. I have seen people play songs while the volume is completely turned down so they’re not even actively listening to the music. I think that’s a huge slap in the face to BTS! -I don’t understand why some ARMY dislike BTS’s English music so much. Unfortunately, a lot of people are too lazy to listen to non-English music so it was necessary for BTS to release songs in English to reach a larger audience. It’s interesting because these same ARMY will claim that BTS aren’t getting as much recognition or appreciation from a Western audience. While they are far from their best music, the English songs helped broader their reach. The songs also were intended to boost people’s morale during a difficult time. It’s ok for music to just be fun and light hearted from time to time.

Unpopular opinion (I guess): I really really wish BTS started performing with live bands only, little to no digital instruments/effects. I love the dynamite live version with the band and the back vocalists. And no backing track for the vocals, I know it makes a performance more stable, but I want to hear them more. And I wish they stopped overpolishing songs in production, I know it's a stylistic choice but I'm just not a fan of this kind of music production. I want rawer BTS performances!

Haha, I also am not a photocard collector either. All my albums still have the photocards in the original CD packages. I really should give them away to those who collect them!

Opinion: j-hope's new logo for HOTS was awesome! I actually ordered merch because I wanted to wear that logo specifically, but MANTIS made them change it. 🤦‍♀️ Unpopular opinion: Again, talking about merch, we are TONS of adult ARMYs and most of us don't like sparkling, pastel colors, full-on-cuteness childlike merch, we've always wanted something like MONOCHROME and like Artist-made collection. We are happy that the members are growing and we are hoping the design of their merch reflects them as adults too. Solo albums merch was great too, not too cutesy, not so much purple, and with many wearable items without anyone's face on it. So, teen ARMYs, let us have our stoic, simple but elegant colorless merch too, alright?

I think my views of this unpopular opinion might have changed in recent years because of all the solo work the boys have been releasing but, I think that we need more ot7 songs on the albums. Don't get me wrong I like the solo songs that were on "Map of the Soul: 7", and "Wings", and the "Love Yourself" trilogy etc., but sometimes I wish they would focus on making more songs together or in subunits. I also think we need more songs from a different mix of the members than just a song with all the vocal line and then another with just the rap line. I love "ddaeng", "UGH" and all the cyphers. I also love "The Truth Untold", "Dimple", and "Zero O'Clock." But when I listened to songs like "Friends", "Jamis Vu", and "Respect." I was internally screaming because they carried a whole new vibe to them. Like I wanna hear Hobi and Tae on a song together. Just the two of them. Or maybe Yoongi and Jin. Just a thought. 🤷‍♀

My unpopular opinion is that even though I adored RM’s newest album, (seriously, i listen to it every single day, it sounds like a mixture of all my favorite american rappers’ sounds, and don’t even get me started on him having Little Simz on there, I adore her, her part was amazing, domodachi is a masterpiece) I wasn’t the biggest fan of his singing, I never am, to be fair, but his vocals on this album sounded even rougher than usual for some reason. His sound in the vocal focused songs, ‘Come Back to Me’ and ‘Heaven,’ were nice but they don’t compare to his vocals in songs like ‘seoul,’ idk, maybe I’m tripping, but he sounded like he was straining his voice and using his whole SOUL to get those notes out. 😂 But again, I still adored the album 💜🫰🏾

I dont think its a unpopular opinion. But when people talk about army or say they "leave" army because is a toxic fandom or anything else. I just can say that its a complex fandom. We are all from different cultures and perspectives that is kinda insane to agree in everything. And we are the biggest active fandom, so our disagreements are going to be on display. I have been an army since 2018 and i can say we grow a lot mentally and this is because of our self improvements and bts constant communication with us. And when i say comunication is really through your songs. Sorry for my english, im not fluent and and I don't know if I'm writing informally.

My opinion is people should stop asking them to do cute actions forcefully, they have grown up and to think about it they too might find it unsettling. Also some ARMY's on weverse seriously needs to think before commenting or writing posts , i know it's all love for the boys but please keep in mind what you are writing and the last one is not really unpopular because all of us ( ARMY's) want the boy's personal life to be kept separate from professional.

Love your videos - always feel like I'm about to have an intellectual conversation with my bestie about bangtan. Highkey wish i could go for coffee with you and just have the fattest chats xx

I already left one comment but I wanted to make a separate one for a different kind of opinion: I don't know how unpopular it actually is, but having a bias in BTS doesn't make you a solo stan. It is inevitable that you will connect more with one of the members, be it on the basis of their personality, their unique talents, their sense of humor, their musical sensibilities or whatever else. Similarly, it is completely normal not to connect with some of the members' solo projects. For example, I love Jungkook and his voice, but I don't vibe with his taste in music, his preferences in artists he sees as inspiration and/or chooses to collaborate with, and I don't really like the sound of his solo stuff for the most part. In fact, even his solos on BTS albums are my least favorite. Meanwhile, literally everything Suga produces just works for me both sonically and thematically. As far as I'm concerned, Mr. Agust D never misses.

fair enough with the Am I Wrong choreo, I personally like it because I've always considered sort of like a musical style choreo (?? like it would not look outta place if performed in musical theater) but I can definitely see where you're coming from. my unpopular opinion is that expecting exactly equal numbers of lines per member in a song is insane and constricts the artistic element of song creation by trying to make it fit into a formula. It's cool to see different configurations of their individual talents coming together and it's ok if sometimes it means some members will not be heard as much or not at all. Title tracks/singles tho, that's a showcase of group efforts so they must include all members.

We may like an era more or less than another. I think it is okay to be honest about how we feel but for me this does not change my SUPPORT of BTS. They need to be true to what, as artists, that wish to convey during a period. I do like some more concepts than others I do not care for Dynamite nothing against English songs; I love Butter to death....but the in end I bought both to support BTS. I would think less of fans who WITHDRAW support because BTS does not stay in the lane they are comfortable with. How can artists grow that way.

I don't have many unpopular opinions, because it's very difficult for me to not like something. for example, many people hated PTD or found it generic, but for me, when this song came out I was so happy, many were happy in fact. I loved it when the dance challenges started, and for me every performance of the promotion at the time was magical and fun. Another thing is also that, for many, BTS's school era, i.e. '2 Cool 4 Skool' until 'SKool luv Affair' were albums that contained their best songs. In fact, from 2013 to 2018, people consider their songs to be much better and those from 2019 to date are "trash"... I don't think so. For me, each song has its purpose, and even if it's not in a vibe that I don't usually listen to, I'm not going to say the song is bad, I'm just going to say that it's not my favorite. For me, I loved the album 'Map of the Soul: 7' and it's my favorite album of theirs. Dynamite is one of the best of them, even though it's generic. I may be being a bit annoying with this one, but I will say... I honestly still don't understand this issue of commenting on guys' appearance, like their body, accessories or the objects they use. To me, it doesn't make any sense for people to constantly comment on what they loved about the members having, like: "I miss the younger Jungkook, he was more charismatic" or "I miss the body he had and the cuteness his"... that doesn't make sense to me. People want to remain stagnant in an image that is satisfactory to them, they don't even care about his life. These people liked it when he stopped using that accessory. and now there are people who even criticize their way of living, like being separated or whether they smoke or not... it doesn't make sense.

totally agree on the bridgerton take. i havent watched it but the whole point of the pop songs turned orchestral is that theyre recognizable to the audience! the point is dynamite is a HIT most ppl who arent into bts have heard of, at least once here and there. i was so surprised i didnt see anyone saying this when it came out. like if i, a non bridgerton watcher, could see that..

Unpopular opinion: I like Namjoon's newest solo album rpwp better than Indigo. Not that I think Indigo is a bad album by any means, in fact some of my favorite songs are on there like, Forg_etful, Change pt.2, and No.2, but I think rpwp is sonically more cohesive as an album as well as (I personally feel) flows better instrumentally than Indigo. It also has more songs I like on it lol. But I think what rpwp does best is show a side of RM that I didn't know I wanted to see, I guess the more alternative music genre side? It also shows a growth in mindset, becoming more confident in oneself, while also admitting that he feels lost on most days. I think it presents a very balanced and mature point view of trying to exist in this world which isn't what I usually see mainstream artists do. I am in no way a music expert but I love listening to a lot of different genres of music outside of kpop and this album really just impressed me so much i've had it on loop for the past few weeks lol.

Unpopular opinion: Recent merch and photocards lack creativity. 😅 As someone who loves to collect merch and photocards, I wish their creative team will come up with unique and beautiful designs. I'm sorry, but the merch for FESTA 2024 doesn't work for me. 😮‍💨 Also, I prefer the photocards of "past" albums that had its unique design which connects with the theme of the album. Recent photocards are more of close-up selfies and usually images taken on backstage performances, which I don't usually like.

You should definitely do a video on their best songwriting if you haven’t already.

i'm in the mood so here's my unpopular opinions and here's a warning, my opinions are hard to get by: 1. I also don't care for photocards, i prefer posters. i'd trade all my photocards for posters in a heartbeat 2. I don't think Black Swan is a top 3-5 BTS song like many people consider it to be, i tend to rank a great amount of the Japanese songs higher than Black Swan. So maybe Black Swan would be in the top 15-20 3. I think Friends by V was underwhelming and it's my least favorite song by him :/ on the other hand i think Slow Dancing is exceptional, it's one of my favorites songs of all time 4. Face Off is my least favorite song on FACE 5. I would like to see a revamped brand identity for 2025 BTS because 1. they deserve a better creative graphic design team 2. it'll be the beginning of a new chapter for them 6. For 2025-26 i want them to chill and take their time to make an album, i don't want nobody to rush them to do anything 7. This'll be very controversial to say but i think People pt. 2 would've been better if the English chorus were easier to understand, more people would connect with the song. Chorus is a very important part of a song and i think the confusing chorus was a disadvantage 8. I prefer the Jungkook's solo songs that he wrote a lot more than songs he didn't. In fact, i would sacrifice Golden entirely to keep Still With You, Love is Not Over and Your Eyes Tell warm 9. No matter how much exols scream, i still think BTS got the best ballads in kpop. The only other groups that touched my heart with a ballad was TXT with "20cm", LOONA with "Fall Again" and Red Velvet with "Hear The Sea". But BTS are crazy, they never miss, no group got a mature ballad like "The Truth Untold" or glistening pure songs like "Crystal Snow" or the heart wrenching R&B "Tomorrow" 10. I wanted to make 10 points but i can't think of anything else, just don't k-word me yall, this is just my opinion, i love BTS, i love all the members, have a good day mwah

Bangtan paved the way 💟

Unpopular opinion: Charts don't matter. I became an army way before they started appearing in high charts and don't get me wrong i love that they're getting the recognition that they deserve. I just don't like how over the years the fandom just stopped caring about the message they show in their music and just care who gets on the charts. There's more to music than just numbers. I feel like most armys these days just care about the reputation BTS has rather than the level of hard work they out into their lyricism. Most armys today don't even bother looking up lyrics anymore 😭 no translations, no analysis.... They just focus non stop on charts and numbers that it's getting dull.

Unpopular opinion b sides are better than title tracks

I’ve never had the courage to admit I don’t like collecting photo cards. Never appealed to me. Thanks for speaking for all us non photo card ARMYs. 😅

I really enjoy your commentary. I’ve learned so much about contracts, enlistments, come backs, and political landscape of the K-pop industry and S Korea. Thank you for your hard work in your videos and your straight forward approach to examining what is occurring instead of simply viewing it. I love how you employ a lens of rationality and business sense to all topics. Keep going, because your hard work is appreciated. 💜💜

As someone who dances, I really disagree with the backup dancer opinion. I agree that not every performance needs to have them, BUT I think I would redirect the opinion more for stage direction and choreo arrangement. IF the backup dancers are going to bring something to the table with the arrangement, shapes, stage direction, and choreo variations, then I prefer performances with bu dancers, if not, it's best for it to just be bts. I think backup dancers ARE important and they should be in performances, but not all. I don't prefer one or the other, I prefer the best execution possible for that given performance putting my sentimentalism for bts performing as 7 completely aside

my unpopular opinion (it should be popular): hobi should have absolutely kept the JITB first version the way it was, without pandering to the fake fans/solos to create an album version, despite him already explaining that this was what he wanted. if he wanted to create a hope version for himself then we would welcome him, but not cos of fans being disappointed in what he originally intended! i think my point is that it's not hobi's fault, but fans whom are over-requesting and not respecting the artist's wishes, especially BTS whom we know are heavily involved in what they produce.

I hope you know my day is always made better when I see you’ve posted a new video! 💜 I hope you’re doing well! Thank you as always for all your hard work and fantastic thumbnails!

I loved PTD the song, the cute choreo, and LOVED how amazing they all looked in Western gear. The entire piece was so upbeat and joyful, and the costumes imo suited it all perfectly

Oh I really have to agree with you in the full albums point! I feel like specially Namjoon feels more comfortable taking his time to come up with a storyline, a series of concepts and symbolisms that come back to a cohesive conclusion. Just compare how freeing he said it was creating RPWP as opposed to having to rush to give us YTC, FY and Run BTS (they’re amazing songs, but he literally said he felt pressured at the time he had to write them). Imagine if we could get a massive, MOTS7 kind of project every 2 years? It’s be so much easier to bring new fans, and would give us the proper time to dissect, absorb and appreciate their work, like they deserve. Plus, there are countries that don’t consider albums with less than 10 songs as such, and thus we can never chart or break records there. And that makes it all the more hard to be nominated for year-end awards. I wish we could learn to be more patient as ARMY, because I think that’s why they will probably stick to the short, faster format. I don’t think the reason is still the SK music industry, because BTS are well beyond having to compete with k-pop standards like “having to stay relevant”.

I totally agree about the photo cards. It’s just not my thing. I don’t really need any of the peripherals.

Hey Bora, I just wanted to mention how much I love your videos ~ one of the only channels I watch, I'm always checking for a new video of yours, and 95% of the time, I agree with what you say. Beyond that also, you've shown me that I should be proud of listening to BTS' music. I never liked admitting it because I disliked the association that gave me with kpop - the inauthenticity, the lack of meaning in songs and idols who aren't artists. Here are some of my unpopular opinions (I'm actually not sure if they are, I don't really use social media 😅) 1. Polar Night is the best song under the artist profile AGUST D, and a song worthy of Top 5 BTS songs. The lyrics, the beat and best of all, Yoongi's voice?!? Simply perfect. I love how he plays with the off-beat in this song, the almost-desperate sounding rap and the continuous rhythm/beat is somehow so comforting to me. It reminds me of the anger and pain that I sometimes feel, but so insanely soothing in a way that I cannot explain. I listen to it all the time, I always have it queued, and it has been my favourite song since it was released. Fun fact: When I first played it during a car drive, both my parents thought it was a German rap song (they're both german) because of the beat and rap style. 2. Less well performed choreography (eg. missing some jumps, making the moves smaller) with live singing is better than perfectly executed choreography with only 50% of the song sung live. Might not be that unpopular of an opinion with the live vocals fans, but personally I find that live vocals bring way more energy to the stage than a well executed choreography. I don't mind if the choreo is messy or if the person singing barely does it (while the other members do), I just care about stable vocals that are audible above the track. 3. Around the world in a day (feat. Moses Sumney) by RM (Right Place, Wrong Person) is RM's best collab yet. Smoke Sprite and Don't You Ever Say Love Me made my Top 10 last year, and Hectic, All Day, Still Life, Yun, Closer, Seoul, badbye, everythingoes, change, champion - remix, and Don't (all RM songs) are in my top 150 BTS songs of all time, but "Around the world in a day" is on another level. I think Moses Sumney is the PERFECT balance for this song, but oh my life, when RM starts his "Look around, jump around like I live that raw..." ... I AM SERIOUSLY LOST FOR WORDS. I cannot even express how much I like that rap, how much it expresses to me. I love the rhyme scheme, the meaning behind it, the slow(er) pace of it -- it all shows once again that a great rapper doesn't need to rap fast or need beat complexity, it is absolutely also the delivery and the impact they have. Right place, wrong person has changed my perception of good music, in a way I would've never expected. And this leads me to my 4th unpopular opinion: 4. RM has the BEST collaborations overall. None of the other members come even CLOSE to the insane list of collabs he has (see all the RM collabs I mentioned under 3.). Yes, I started listening to BTS after Suga's Interlude (Halsey x Suga), I do love Mic Drop and Truth Untold with Steve Aoki, I have lots of love for Chicken Noodle Soup, Eight (Suga x IU) is also great, some other good ones are My Universe, Rush Hour (jhope), Snooze (agust d), Too Much (JK), wherever u r (V), lock/unlock, neuron and what if (j-hope)... but RM simply has too many great collabs. 5. "Intro: The Most Beautiful Moments in Life" and "Intro: Boy Meets Evil" are the two best intros to exist in the BTS discography. 6. "Don't Leave Me" is their best Japanese song. 7. The "Blood, Sweat & Tears" MV should have more views than the "Idol" MV. BST remains one of the best MVs - the meaning, aesthetic, editing, shots, scenes, ... almost everything is done better in the BST MV. May be their best one of all time. 8. Not liking BTS' entire discography is ok. I don't like everything that they've released over the years, there are some songs that I would always skip (yes they may be better than songs by some other artists, but I would not spend my time listening to them either). And that's ok. I dislike how people turn that 9. I hate how BTS is associated with HYBE. I don't mind them being in that company, I don't mind them collabing with HYBE artists on songs or challenges, but I dislike what Armys, the general public and k-pop fans turn it into. It's almost as though they make BTS HYBE and HYBE BTS, when HYBE makes questionable choices, its a reason to hate BTS, when HYBE artists do something stupid, BTS is dragged into the conversation, and BTS' reputation suffers together with that of HYBE. It's so messed up and I don't get it. 10. BTS' album "WINGS" is the best one to go jogging to, as long as you skip the slow songs when you are running up a steep hill. Listen to the slow songs when you are running down it.

My unpopular opinion: I like Make it Right ft. Lauv almost the same as the original version