Thanks for all the love! For those mentioning lyrics heres my breakdown of, "No More Dream." open.spotify.com/episode/1nOuqGw8VvMVaXnU3w1ygU?si=496ccc1f1a4343d3

18:47 "he raps like a dancer" EXACTLYYYYYYY

"I don't know if any of you know what floppy discs are." You sound like Yoongi 🤣.

To all the ARMYs watching, please be respectful to both of them. Their choices, likes or dislikes dont reflect the artistry that BTS has. Be mindful and don't PUSH BTS DOWN THEIR THROATS. Let'em enjoy whatever they wanna enjoy. Let them critically listen to the music and form their own opinions. We are the face of BTS. LETS NOT CREATE CHAOS DOWN HERE. JUST ENJOY!!!!

This is not a reaction video, it's a whole music analysis and deconstruction, with humor and DAD JOKES added for good measure! Thank you so much. I learned a bit and smiled a lot.

"WHERE HAVE I BEEN?!" Is so accurate no matter when you join. 😂

This is not a reaction video, this is a whole educational video, great humor, music recommendation. Sleep feel free to take your time on these videos, great editing!

Jhopes Album: 💀🖤❤️‍🔥🔥🤯🤬 Jhope Personality: 🌼🌞🌸🕺🏽🐿️

Varnell’s ability to isolate a single sound and pinpoint the sample is truly iconic. As soon as he says it I can hear the original too.

lolapooza with subs next will be fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiire

about armys comments, if we see respect to Bts, we not gonna begin any drama. even if you don't like a record or album its absolutely fine, we just always asking for respect and honesty

Ok now I finished the video and I must say: When I got introduced to jhope by watching his lollapalooza performance video almost 2 years ago, I was shocked that he’s from bts. I was so sure that I won’t like the others or their groups music. I thought that he MUST be the very best member, the most charismatic one, the best performer, the best dancer… oh girl, I was in for the wildest discovery mission in my life. Little did I know. I was humbled a lot in this time and found so much joy in this bora world they created for and with ARMY. It’s the most rewarding thing to be invited by others to watch them getting to know those musicians, even more when it’s people like you with a lot of expertise that know how to entertain as well. Thank you for sharing 💜

I really appreciate how you edit in the type of musical effects you mention so that we recognize what you speak of Really makes the video extra interesting to watch!

I was about to go to sleep BUT NEVERMIND!

BTS and music aside, y'all friendship and they way you play off each other is so entertaining. Im only 2 minutes in and im cracking up. Dude is hilarious.

As a 31yo hip hop head and ARMY, these are the EXACT types of reaction videos I have been searching for forever!! Keep doing these, they are super dope - especially the educational pieces for those who are not versed in hiphop and the origin of samples.

RM analyzes the world Suga criticizes the world Jhope visualizes the world You get a comprehensive outlook on life with each of their rap styles. I can't wait for you to watch Jhope at Lollapalooza(Hobipalooza the festival and Chicago Mayor themselves renamed it for him) he was amazing.

This video is a lesson. I didn’t grow up with hip hop so I never have the vocabulary to talk about an album like this and why it hits so hard. So, I really appreciate the hip hop history lessons, the production lessons, the sampling basics, etc., using an album I love as an example. So fun, so respectful, so in-depth; thanks so much 💜💜

This is seriously my favourite BTS introduction reactions! It’s more fascinating because you are describing the influences, history and process of hip hop production.

J Hope in some records LITERALLY dances his bars across the rhythm, can't say it any better but you'll know it when you hear it. For me, RM is the Poet, Yoongi is the Producer and J Hope is the Dancer, that's the root of their hip hop.

"Oh wow, this is like a heart" bro your heart eyes- he's melting into a purple puddle haha. BTW we appreciate this a lot sleep and varnell, truly. As a regular listener, I personally couldn't get into hip-hop because all I saw were fights and dissing + female sexualization. But since my introduction to bts and the rapline? It's been better, I can respect the beats and the art. More so with the information you have been sharing, these little insights and facts make the whole albums and tracks much more understandable from an artist's perspective. And yes, as a collective army's are the most supportive and kind fandom ever, bangtan nurtured us and you fall for bangtan the same way you fall for the army's, it's a whole positivity bundle of wonderfulness, them and us together. PS- we would looooove to hear everything about "Run BTS" because that song is dope af, especially the choreography video. Can that be an introduction to bts for Varnell? Because it was my first video I checked out of them (baby army here) and ngl I died and resurrected into a new person that day. PS PS- Varnell if you read this let me tell you the meaning of purple and why it is our color, in one of the fan meets (2016) V (aka Kim Taehyung) came up with the term "Borahae"; it means like the last color of rainbow which is bora (purple), ARMY and BTS would trust and love each other till the end of time + 7 colors of rainbow with 7 members of bts.

Those DAD JOKES really fits with Jin´s sense of humor... this will be a prediction of a Bias Wrecker ??

baby ARMY: Where have i been? OG ARMY: we know, we know, we've been there my friend.

Lollapalooza...I don't go to concerts, I don't go anywhere, but I came out for J-hope and yelled every line with him. ARMY was awesome that night and J-hope was on fire. 💜

I love that you explained how you two take in music first as producers and that you'll look at lyrics later. I respect that! We all consume music differently so it's cool to hear it from a different perspective. I'm a art director and so I take in all the visuals first and the storytelling and aesthetics first before the music. So it's really cool to hear about the things you two talk about because those things would totally go over my head.

LMAO the denial every time the vids start 🤣

Also, the way he said “Rapline” was so precious 😂😂😂 Like a child learning a word that they’ll use nonstop 💜💜💜 So precious I really appreciate you two and your genuine hearts

Sleep and varnell together is like namjoon and jin sitting together 😂😂 so much bickering and teasing, random wise stuffs , and suddenly varnell making dad jokes just like jin. Loved your reaction, extra knowledge about the tracks and ofcrs abt army conversation meter 😂💜

The line dance joke was solid. Jin would approve 🤣🤣

Tell him to no fight it. ARMY has a saying "BTS finds you when you need them more" a I promise is so true.

FACT: BTS was recently named number 1 the "MOST AWARDED ARTIST OF ALL TIME" breaking Michael Jackson's record. BTS have accumulated over 1400 awards in a single decade as a group. Varnell is gonna really flip the switch when he sees J-Hope performance at HOBIPALOOZA and when he met up with J-Cole before the performance. He would also like the Hope on the Street Docuseries. There is also the Agust-D D-Day concert film. RM performed INDIGO for a small crowd of ARMY of which that's on KZfaq as well. Can't wait to see his reaction when he hears the cyphers, hip-hop phile, Born Singer (the old and PROOF 2022 version), Baaepsae, Ddaeng, UGH, Louder than Bombs, and RUN BTS. As an intro to the group make him listen to Map of the Soul, since he had it but never listened to it. HE GONNA REALLY CURSE AND KICK HIMSELF WHEN HE FINALLY LISTENS TO THE MAP OF THE SOUL ALBUM.

I absolutely LOVED the notes provided explaining music production terms! I learned so much thank you!

I SENSED A DISTURBANCE IN THE FORCE AND SOMEHOW KNEW THIS HAD LANDED

You'll have to see his Lollapalooza Chicago Concert where he was the headline act and had the biggest attendence ever for the history of Lollapalooza Chicago. It's were J Cole waited to see meet him.

As an Army who grew up in the 90s listening to all the artists you referenced, this entire video had me smiling from ear to ear. I swear I almost shed a tear when you compared some of his sound to a mix between Onyx and PE! Thank you for giving JHope the time and appreciation he deserves so much. I’m so proud of him and all his accomplishments. 💜 Also a huge thank you to the extra insights and education. I’m just getting into music production and this was such a valuable way to learn. You two are amazing!!!

bts honestly exposes army to sooo many genres and different types of sounds. i grew up just listening to pure pop, think american radio hits, and NEVER appreciated ballads, hip hop, rock etc. But as the boys put different tracks out, probably it's my bias towards them lol, i give everything a shot and end up loving whatever they do. And reaction channels like yours further deepen my appreciation for different sounds so please keep the educational aspect up, i love to hear the tidbits and songs that yall draw comparisons too :)

30:00 there's a rapline, vocal line, dance line, visual line, hyung line, maknae line, sass line, fashion line, cooking line, sports line & more with sub-units too 😅 welcome again to BTS💜

I'm sure you've heard this many times before, but in case you haven't... Thank you for always respecting bts and for treating them as equals. Too many people have dismissed them before they even listened. You are one of the few that have always seen them as musicians and not as stereotypes etc.... So again thank you!!!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

I hope BTS finds your channel. They will really enjoy your observations and insights. BTS Beyond The Story, their official book, went into detail on how during pre-debut, RM and Suga held "hiphop" classes in their dorm to expose the rest of the team to the culture. RM would give them usbs with playlists and encouraged them to listen to as many hiphop artists as possible. Hobi learnt rapping from Suga and RM and developed his own style. BTS studied hard because the original plan was to debut a hiphop group. When the direction changed into an idol group, it is a relief that they kept their hiphop roots. To this day, their strong grasp of hiphop shows in their group and solo albums. I know Namjoon will make sure their comeback album will be true to who BTS are musically and sonically. He said as much in the Mini & Moni Music Exhange conversation with Jimin.

Sleep, now I understand what you were saying about being more educational with this vids. This is solid GOLD, my friend. I'm not even exaggerating, I was FLOORED by the amount of history, this is a music school! Even with all the super thanks and patreon subs you got (and will surely keep getting), what you're doing for free is incredible. Thank you for allowing us to understand our boys on a deeper level, all while enjoying your wholesome friendship. I'll be recommending this to every Army I come across.

2:19 Nah, not him gaslighting himself 😂 Varnell can’t deny his journey to becoming ARMY!💜

Let the man feel the music first. That’s how I got into BTS. The feel. Music is a universal language after all. Don’t tell people how to fall in love. Please.

@VarnellHill Rap line = RM, SUGA, & j-hope Vocal line = Jungkook (JK), Jimin, Taehyung (V), and & Jin Dance line= j-hope, Jimin, Jungkook (JK), & Taehyung (V) 3J = j-hope, Jimin, & Jungkook (JK) Re: Safety Zone The additional vocals at the end are courtesy of Jaicko Lawrence, and I loved his inclusion in the track. I also wanted more of his voice and the female vocals as well, but I think in the long run, the emotions are conveyed really well by Jaicko's brief appearance and then fade away; it really evokes that fleeting feeling of safety, and the longing for its return.

J-hope is so precise with the rhythmic flow that reverb and even auto tune can take off the timing just that tiny bit. To me, that’s why he doesn’t use it as much as some other artists where the rhythm doesn’t take priority. One of his signatures is how he plays with his vocal tone and the beat to create a very unique flow. He can beatbox and I often hear him playing with his voice like a beatboxer in the way he can manipulate his voice. More, Stop, Arson and Baseline (off Hope World) are examples of this. It’s one of the things that makes him stand out. I love his raspy tone as much as I love his falsetto. Our Hobi is talented.

57:18 "If all of them are together, they may not be that great" and we all laughed in unison 🤣🤣 nah he's in for a BIG surprise fr fr 😭 im SO looking forward to future reactions lol 💜

I NEED YOUR REACTION TO J HOPE AT LOLLAPALOOZA THAT PRESENTATION IS LEGENDARY LIVE VOICE, INSTRUMENTS, DANCE, STAGE PRESENCE ALL IN ONE

your videos have infinite rewatch value lol. love the musical analysis, name dropping of other artists/producers i should be checking out (the list is so long now hahaha), and insight on music production. that part where sleep shows how the npc works was so cool, but also really appreciate the social commentary on sampling and copyright law, and the subtext of what that means re: how people in power attempt to stifle creativity in black and brown communities in america (still to this day). also, the dad jokes are killing me. "line dance" lmaoooooooooo love these videos so much. watching this journey brings me a lot of joy. thank you!!!

Our amazing Rap Line are all students of Rap/Hip Hop. Hobi (J-Hope) literally told J Cole "You are my muse." These 3 men LOVE this genre and always want to show the proper respect of where it came from, the roots and then add their own twist to it that relates to them and their culture (their Korean culture). Meshing the two together and like Varnell said, showing another group of people this music/art form to others that may not have known about it before. THIS is what our guys do :) In the BTS song Hip Hop Phile (Lover) they list some of the old school artists they have looked up to and the list is long and deep. I love how they add nuggets of old hip hop songs/or word play styling it after old hip hop songs into their own music. Example: In the album Love Yourself: Tear in the song "So What"; a tiny nugget RM raps that is definitely a nod to Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock "It Takes Two". Individually these guys are incredible. But as a trio, on stage together, seeing your brothers; someone you know/trust/love/respect; these three become monsters on stage. It's a pretty incredible thing. Keep going Sleep, I am truly enjoying the schooling you are providing and watching Varnell fall LOL Thank you for doing this 🥰

He has a mixtape released before Jack In The Box, called Hope World, and he has a little EP that he wrote to be the soundtrack of his dance documentary called HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1 available on Prime Video

“if all of them were together, they might not be that great” - Bro the way i laugh when i heard that 😂😂😂😂 I’m with sleepy, it was the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard 😂😂😂😂😂😂 i loved 🤣🤣

Future was like rolling credits. Its a whole story. Then Arson burns the whole book and he gets out of the box and starts a fresh

Listen... I'm just a pasty little cutesy mom/teacher in the Midwest, there is nothing swag about me. No one's going to listen to my opinion about rap or hip hop. BUT. This music is special - it hits me in my soul and my guts. I could tell you why it is special to me, but I couldn't articulate why it should be special to the world. However, YOU know. I love your reaction videos because you articulate that. I already have mad respect for these boys, but your explanations and reactions elevate that love and respect. So thank you for that, and for explaining why these are special sounds people should be paying attention to.

Not him in denial about the conversion....Varnell STOP 😂😂😂

This album was a a transition for jhope cause everyone always has this soft image of him, and this was the darkest side we’ve seen. I actually love it, and this shows the talent and variety hobi has.💕

This project was so special and meaningful for him and us as fans because he speaks about other side of him we didn’t know, he had always been positive and joyful on cameras, in the song “what if” jhope is being a little rebel saying to the world “what if i don’t have hope anymore”. Also he was born to be a performer, he is the soul of bts in scenarios, and his performance at lollapalooza is just so full of passion, still can’t get over it lol Thanks for the video and for making a real effort to analyze music in a way we also understand. Great content

(This is so long, I’m so sorry! 🫣) I don’t usually post comments on KZfaq, but I just had to say this: I love what you are creating with this reaction series! 💜 Please know that we see, acknowledge, and deeply appreciate how much work you are putting into these videos. The extra education you are providing regarding music (hiphop) history and music production techniques & terminology makes my love for these songs (and our Bangtan Boys (men 😂), PDogg, et al. who create them) feel richer & more informed, and it feels like I have a better understanding about what Namjoon, Yoongi, and Hobi envisioned for each album from a production perspective. I’m also so proud of these men and the art they create, and while they don’t require outside/Western validation, and ARMY doesn’t require anyone to validate their music (because we already know they are exceptional!) it feels incredible to have experts in the field acknowledge & explain the ways in which our guys are talented artists and how they’ve created the music we love so much. I always seek out experts who react to BTS, because I want to learn & have a deeper understanding of as many aspects of our guys’ art as possible: dance/choreography, music production, lyrical analysis, stage production, costumes/fashion, video production, Korean history, culture & language, etc. And your 4 reaction videos have been more informative than the majority of “experts” I’ve watched over the past 4 years! I know it’s a lot of work, and the quality of your videos is so high that it takes a lot of time, so please don’t feel rushed as you work on more videos. We love what you’re creating, we love the friendship, camaraderie & chemistry between the two of you, we love learning more, and we love the respect you are showing our guys! Class is in session and we are SEATED! THANK YOU!! 🫰🫶💜

I LOVED THIS CONVERSATION!! I love all of my rapline's music but Hobi's Jack In The Box holds a special place in my heart because I grew up listening to hip hop like this. To show you how old I am: I saw GUY in concert before Teddy fully went heavy producer. Teddy's Jam was a banger! So all the references you and Varnell were tossing out had me screaming because I was saying the same things when I was listening to this album. Also, I loved the producer snippets you were giving us. I like understanding what's going on in songs and unfortunately too many "producers" on this platform don't take the time, care or interest in giving even brief explanations of what we're hearing or how things work. I appreciate and enjoy this journey with you and Varnell and I can't wait for the next video! 💜💜

Thanks for sharing, Sleep!

First note: YOUR QUESTIONS ARE NOT DUMB. I love that you have questions bc that means you are actually interested and curious about stuff, so please keep asking, everyone went throughout a similar journey, so it’s okay. Also I gotta say denial looks funny af 🤣🤣🤣 but also Im loving all the little tidbits of info that both Sleep and Varnell give us about music, it’s refreshing. Im enjoyed your trip (and denial) a lot. And I wish you are enjoying this too. Last note: J-hope full Lollapalooza performance is for free on YT if you want to see it! Even if you don’t record your reaction Im pretty sure you are gonna enjoy seeing him live + you will see how army will show up for any of the boys! Cheers! (Great heart at the end💜)

I just saw that BTS is now the most awarded artist of all time with over 1400 awards.

I think a big part of the environment you have in your comments has to do with the fact that you have always been very respectful and considerate in the way you talk not only about BTS but also about ARMY. Even in your older interviews it's very clear to see that you have a genuine appreciation for the music and the way you review and react to the music shows that you're coming from a place of knowledge and appreciation of the music and not just riding the coat tails for clout like some other reactors/people that have worked with BTS. ARMY is often dismissed as rabid fangirls but even during COVID you were very kind in how you talked about the fan base. We see your authenticity and appreciate it.

You need to see his Live Performance at Lolapalooza. He broke the record for being the no 1 Headliner that Lola ever had.

Forgot to say how well this album was received by music critics when it was released in 2022. Rolling Stone had it at number 9 on the list of the top 100 albums of 2022.

"He's introducing people to hiphop who would never hear it" That's definitely true! It's because of BTS that I started listening to hiphop and rap more, and then thanks to reaction videos like this, I learned more about the music genre and its cultural background. Needless to say, growing up in western Europe in an overwhelmingly white environment, hiphop is so undervalued and underplayed here (like literally, if you compare our charts to global ones and US ones) Over the past years of being an ARMY I also came to appreciate hiphop a lot more and also started listening to a lot of hiphop artists (though BTS will always be no 1 for me!)

To get a feel for the rapline, I recommend three songs: Hip Hop Phile, Ddaeng, & LY-Tear. Hip Hop Phile shows how serious they are about their craft and how they truly respect the culture. Ddaeng emphasizes their lyricism, wordplay and Korean culture. LY-Tear is an example of their emotional range. Varnell Enjoy!

2:00 de-nile is a river in Egypt 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Easily one of the best reaction videos I’ve seen. Thanks, not just for letting us watch Varnell fall down the rabbit hole, but for legitimately discussing the music. Had me screaming “that’s what I said!” so many times, too, especially the HOP/Onyx/MJB/NJS vibes, then an MPC tutorial? Come on 🔥btw about that meter, placing my bet now, V is gonna be the army-est army. Feel like it’s impossible to love music and not love BTS bc they love it, too. Blah blah blah, sorry, I just appreciate you 💜

I’m a 54 year old dope old BTS ARMY (for about five years) and I have learned so much about how these albums are put together through you both which has made my experience listening to the solo albums so much richer!Thank you so much for explaining the technical aspects of the music! I love these videos you and Varnell have been doing. I smiled through whole episode! Big ARMY hug and love coming your way!!!💜

Fun fact... Teddy Riley was one of the main people that ushered New Jack Swing into K-Pop, he has written and produced for several K-Pop groups going as far back as 2012. Please take Varnell through the BTS journey chronological when you get there, he will flip hearing the development! You two are amazing in the way you play off each other and hold so much knowledge. Excited to follow this discovery. 💜

Long Comment: Lollapalooza performance is insane! J-hope’s stage presence is phenomenal. I’m glad Varnell will get a taste of it because I feel like you don’t get the full j-hope experience without seeing him perform live. Thanks so much for doing this reaction and for RM and Suga too. I love Jack in the Box album and his solo songs a lot! His musical taste is probably closest to my own pre-BTS and I love his flow. It’s very creative and catchy. He really imagines the song as a live performance as well so I think that is why he builds in places he can rest within the song. This album was somewhat of a departure for him. He took a big risk and gave a great start to BTS’ chapter 2. All the guys really stretched themselves and tried new things in their solo work. As someone who deeply misses the great beats and flows of 90’s hip hop, this album was also so refreshing. It felt like j-hope took a lot of the music I listen to and reimagined it. I felt similarly when I listened to Right Place Wrong Person. At some point you should see the documentary j-hope in the box because you can see him working on the album and preparing for Lollapalooza not even to react to it but just to enjoy it. Suga’s documentary is very cool as well. Sleep- you really did a lot of work in editing the video and providing context to both Varnell and to everyone watching. Thanks for that. I hope you both have fun with this journey.💜

He is doing dad jokes like Jin. I like a lot these reactions because I'm learning so much of music.

All the members are extremely talented, I love each of their unique styles, the way Jhopes writes with double meanings and how he annunciates some words, switching styles so effortlessly is amazing and the different vocal tones and textures of his flows feels like I’m on a journey. JITB was a very welcome suprise as for me it’s his most aggressive art- love it and every side he’s shown us so far

Thank you for teaching us so much about BTS music and music in general. Please don't stop!!

Born singer (rendition of Born Sinner by Jcole) I recommend as group song but I also highly recommend the older live performance Also I recommend Hip Hop Phile but you haven’t to know the lyrics bc the shout out a lot of hip pop artists that inspired them & a lot of them are in the west.

Wow I have never thought about the unfairness of copyright regarding samples nor knew the weight it had/has on hiphop. Love to be socially educated. Really opened my eyes there

You two are great entertainment! Yes, back in the day, I used floppy disks and shook my ass to a lot of the artists you talked about! You may be surprised how many ARMY are middle aged and older. I appreciate how you are bringing the knowledge and the laughs at the same time. I knew that their music often makes me feel nostalgic and you were able to put names to the influences to explain why. Thank you!

Varnell is just adorable.

To be honest, the ARMY Conversion Meter has been rather conservative. No matter what Varnell wants you/us to believe.

Love this so much guys! Thank you Varnell for giving this a chance and even if you don't like a track or album it's okay we all have different tastes. I appreciate how respectful you are and that your willing to give it a chance. I've not caught a live with Sleep before so only thing I suggest when on youtube live is having a mod or a few mods that you trust ready to join that will deal with the comment section, sadly I was on a youtube live once celebrating one of the members birthdays and we got raided by trolls & BTS haters. They had to end the live and start a new one for subscribers only. Most of army is a lovely community and we try to emulate the BTS members who are very compassionate people, we have grown to a large fanbase but sadly so have the people who love to hate on BTS out of jealousy or just because they are so big now etc. It's just a precaution I'd like to suggest, hopefully there won't be any issue like that, real army try to follow BTS' example of being more positive, we love and respect all seven of the members. J-Hope get's out of the military sometime in October so I'm excited for him to be home soon.

Jhope’s hiphop sensibilities are just like mine; moved to NYC in 90 & worked at Polygram designing covers, exposed to great music being made. From seeing Ice Cube at the Apollo to smashing punpkins at roseland, I was at a concert every night. Drove up from Philly to see public enemy in 88 in east village club, the world. New Jack swing era so much fun. Jhope by far makes music as solo that connects w/ me. Love what you guys are doing, reaction fr a producers point of you. Please keep it up, I find what you guys have to say relevant.

That ending!! 🤣 Also, respectfully, a lot of army are older than the floppy disk! We come in all ages!! Thank you so much for making these!! I'm obsessed with this series and I keep learning so much 💜

We vote him to see the MMA 2019 Performance next to shut him up & then continue. 😅

Fun fact, jhope Met j Cole (his idol) at lolapalloza, and from there "hope on the street" collaboration Was born

I know that people often have just their favorite tracks from an album on their playlist. But I find some of the tracks a bit jarring by themselves. For me, this album is just the best when I listen to all the tracks in order from start to finish. The album as a whole makes a powerful statement, and Hobi put so much thought into each song and the sequence of the tracks. I enjoy it so much. And now, I can appreciate it even more. I learned a lot, and the lessons were so fun. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Sleep and Varnell!

ARMY is nice now but when Varnell gets past his denial phase and we realize we have to fight him for tickets in 2025, it's on.. I am loving the educational aspect of these!. That patreon membership is calling my name too.

I love these videos cause not only is it fun to see people be introduced to the boys but as someone who likes rap & hiphop but is kinda new to it it’s really interesting to learn more about the culture and history, so thanks for the education 💜

It was great Its so good to hear producer point of an album ,its precious I dont know which is your next topic but personally i like to see your reaction and analysis on cyphers , ddang, ough And please do them with lyrics because its game changer

"cause all of 'em together they may not be that great" *INSTANTLY BURSTS OUT LAUGHING* like he knows already AHAHAHA

I've been DYING to see Varnell's reaction to that ODB sample. Did not disappoint! Y'all are so funny, and i loved learning more about porducing and hip hop history!

The music production section in-between the video was honestly straight fire 🔥. Thank you Sleep

I have followed Jhope since noise basement showcase 2011 and i still love watching new reactions to him it never gets old ❤

I know Hobi learned how to rap while he was a trainee and definitely worked hard to find his own style. But I also believe that he already has an innate talent for this and was able to tap into it and I'M SO GLAD THAT HE DID. What a huge blessing to the industry.

I AM TOTALLY INVESTED!!! Buckle Up Varnell🫰💜

For rm either “joke” or “do you” gonna be lit😂

I'm so glad I came across your channel. It's refreshing to see people that actually care about the hard work and artistry that these guys put into their craft and are willing to dive deeper than the surface of things. You show so much respect to our guys and I'm so grateful! Can't wait to continue along this journey!

I stalked your channel for this video (because I don't do notifications). I STALKED it. And this absolutely met my expectations for an entertaining, informative, and excellent use of an hour. Thank you so much!

There are so many lyrics to react to but for the Rap line there is a video where a Korean explains the lyrics of the masterpiece that is Ddaeng. Besides the lyrics (which are superb) the song goes soooo hard.

I just want to express my great appreciation for your explanations, break downs, and history. I am 64 and had never really listened to hip hop or rap until I found BTS during the MOTS 7 album release. Through the BTS rap line, and now you, I have found new-to-me artists.

Varnell is displaying traits for what some might call a ✨️tsundere✨️ 😂😂💜

To quote J-Hope.. “I want more.” 😅 Keep it up guys!! Ty for the great reactions!