MONQ REVIEWS BTS 방탄소년단 ARMY DADS w TTK

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@lizzysmom8899 4 жыл бұрын

47 years old. My daughter brought me into BTS through the Burn the Stage series on YT Red. Honestly, I don't think I would have been so drawn in by the music, just because I've always had a prejudice against pop music (like you were saying). Even in the 80s when I was in high school, I hated "boy bands". I only even watched the series because I wanted to connect with my daughter. But, the more I got to know the boys (men), the more open minded I became. Now, I think I am a bigger fan than my daughter. As she points out, she is 16 and her attention span is limited...Also, she is multi fandom, so she has more things to keep up with. I don't have the energy to really get into any other groups, and, like I said, my biggest attraction to BTS is the guys themselves. But, to illustrate my devotion, my wallpaper on my phone is the Maknae Line! I love these men as if they were my children, but I am still sometimes blown away by their looks and stage presence. It is a little confusing and conflicted, but it is what it is! OT7 ARMY MOM FOR LIFE!

@chere100 4 жыл бұрын

Jungkook is you're phone's wallpaper?

@lizzysmom8899 4 жыл бұрын

@@chere100 No,the maknae line. JK,JM,TH

@chere100 4 жыл бұрын

@@lizzysmom8899 Oh~ I'm a moron. You meant the youngest members. Jungkook, Jimin, and Taehyung. Forgive my slow brain. 🤣

@loredanaannacosi9224 4 жыл бұрын

Hi, I'm a 56 years old Italian mom. I've had a classical music education and I've played violin for a few years. I also listen to the Beatles, the Queen, the Pink Floyd, some Italian singers-songwriters whose lyrics are true poetry. BTS's music is made with the same attention and creativity as Mozart's or Vivaldi's and so on. Good music is always good music. The song that made me fall in love with them is a lesser known one, "Whalien 52". It made me Cry.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

That's Awesome because I can totally relate to that having a HipHop Rock Soul Jazz listening Family it's like I was saying, It makes sense that this is like the so called British Invasion but on a much different level. that same great feeling of music. 😁🕉️💙🙏🏾⛩️

@Nodum_ping 4 жыл бұрын

Shine On You Crazy Diamond 💜💜💜

@bgc689 4 жыл бұрын

I love whalien52 and Im surprised the song dont get as much attention as others and the lyrics how they describe of being lonely and diff from others through the whale is just amazing, the are doing love myself before love myself which is amazing if you think about it

@cessd2860 4 жыл бұрын

Oh my! I love Whalien52 as well😊🥰this only shows that BTS ARMYs are not only teens or young girls as opposite to what non-kpop stans thought.

@ITACA841 4 жыл бұрын

I'm an Italian ARMY as well 😭💜💜 I'm 24, so happy to hear about an older ARMY here, a lot of older people are so dismissive and rude about me being a fan of bts..ofc I knew there must me some older fans but I never encountered them

@sugasmeow 4 жыл бұрын

I’m a 48 year old mom of 3. My (at the time) 14 year old daughter got me into BTS. I was NOT happy about it, but I thought it would be a good way for her and I to bond during those teenage years. Now, she begs me to turn them off LOL. Of course now I’m the cool mom with her friends who are KPop fans. I take them all over to concerts. Not just BTS concerts. They love all KPop and frankly it is such a Great genre of music. It’s clean, fun, and it bops. I teach BTS in school. I teach third grade and kids need to hear the Messages. I use their anti-bullying campaign. I use their early songs to get my students to learn that no one can run your life but you. It’s great stuff. I will always be a BTS fan. There’s no one like them.

@Maria2006001 4 жыл бұрын

Wow, I admire what you're doing with your class!!! More power to ya

@TNgirl76 4 жыл бұрын

I'm 43 y/o and became ARMY almost 3 years ago. I saw them perform on an awards show, and was immediately drawn in by their talent and stage presence. I, like a lot of people, have a pretty diverse taste in music. But no matter the genre I've always loved artists who really get out there to put on a show and PERFORM! And the more I learned about them, the more of a fan I became. For awhile I was convinced I was the oldest living BTS fan, and kept it to myself.😂 Now of course I know that's not true, and have connected with so many fans of all ages, races, ethnicites, etc. 💜

@juneseghni 4 жыл бұрын

I'm 55, love BTS and love this video

@fenrisbf 4 жыл бұрын

i think a lot of boy bands and boy groups (not only in the Kpop genre) are enjoyed by a far more diverse audience than we think. It's just that they're not as vocal about their interests. It's not exactly normal for individuals over 50 to make fan accounts on social media, that's more of a thing millennials and younger generations do. As a 17 y/o female myself, i hope we one day break the stereotype that boy group music (specifically pop) is strictly catered to a young, female audience. I mean that just ain't true.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Exactly and it's been that way for a time before or generation. 😁🕉️💙🙏🏾⛩️

@pattiecimino7665 4 жыл бұрын

Loving your BTS series :) As for the question of Kpop as a genre... if you watch the BTS Grammy interview of 2019, SUGA says that he feels that Kpop, rather than a genre, it is integrated content which includes the music, the clothes, the makeup, & the choreo. All of which amalgamate together into a visual and auditory package. Also I’m an ARMY mom :) Those boys mean the world to me. They are so humble, so genuine & they have such a beautiful message. ARMY for life right here

@monflo123 4 жыл бұрын

I'm over 40, have no children and love this group. I try to restrain myself from talking about BTS because I think I'm too old to like these kinds of groups. HOWEVER, their music makes me happy. I don't want people to shame me for liking this group because people have the notion (something that I'm grappling with) that you have to be a certain age in order to like certain things. I'm glad that I'm not the only one who likes this group within my age range. I was excited to hear about their BANG BANG Con... :). Their music is really good and I also like their overall message and storytelling.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Yes after learning more about them it's clear so to why do many people of different ages like them so much. 😁🕉️⛩️🙏🏾💙

@Maria2006001 4 жыл бұрын

I enjoy your reactions Monq, and glad to be a temple member. I am a 52yo who found BTS last year in Feb'19. I was heavy into K-Drama since 2013 so I was more familiar with drama OSTs and ballads. Studied Korean language for a couple of years so I do a lot of karaoke to practice my reading of Hangul. I only wanted to update my driving playlist so I went to youtube to look up videos like 'most iconic K songs/artists'. I would give the songs a listen and if I liked it, it went on the playlist. I was so surprised that I had already downloaded 50 BTS songs and that there were still many of their songs to try out so I thought wow this is a really good consistent artist. That's when I started to research on them and got to appreciate them even more. Opened a twitter account to keep up with them and had to google how to use it, lol. In the beginning I didn't want to disclose my age on social media, and esp. since I was a very senior expat executive in a multinational company before I took early retirement there was a kind of image i felt i had to uphold (sigh). I also once saw some fans bully older Armys on twitter. But then I thought that I should speak up for representation and to encourage other older fans as well. Glad to know there are many of us who are 30+ and that in fact the teenagers are the minority coz it helps to reshape the general public's impression of Army.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

I like that. "Reshape the Perception" in all aspects of life that should be on a billboard. I thank you Soo much for this it's not just inspiring but encouraging as well. 😁🕉️💙⛩️🙏🏾

@claudiab.9214 4 жыл бұрын

If someone is asking me what music I am listening to, I say k-music. If they make fun of me..... I don't care ;) And if they were asking me, why I would listen to this stuff? My answer is this: It's definitly 10x better than this so called music where they sing about big b**bs, drugs and how many cars they drive or broken hearts over and over. I'm 38 and my bias is SUGA but I like a bunch of other groups also.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Exactly like how many times can you regurgitate the same concert and ACTUALLY keep it going for do long? It's crazy it NEVER changes in most music. The ones who are making sensible music are not selling nearly as many units here unless they conform to that lame approach. 😁🕉️💙🙏🏾⛩️

@claudiab.9214 4 жыл бұрын

@@MONQTV Preach ;) I'm from Germany and believe me, you don't want to know what's up in the charts here. So called "rappers and hip hoppers" which you barely can understand because their german is so... bleh and their texts.... nevermind.

@yassmineadnan9487 4 жыл бұрын

Same in Italy

@annemayseyfried8907 4 жыл бұрын

@@MONQTV Btw, GOTTA REACT> *Crash Course in BTS 2020* they talk about their many albums/trilogies/meanings/based on art/literature, show their actual rise on the charts thru the years, show pie chart: 24% are male fans, 76% female, all 20+% in teens, 20's & 30's. then 40'+ up = 26%!! Leader RM/IQ=148 = Amazing leader, crazy flow, complex, overlapping, wordplay in 3 languages underground rapper/writer/producer, all 3 rappers=FULL members of KMCA/Korean Music Copyright Assoc.as writers/producers, 4 Vocalists are associate members, inspired by this insane rap trio..They've produced for other artists, ZIO & Flowkil are #1 fastest KPop rappers at l0.13 syl.per sec, Suga & ChangBin are 2nd at 9.38 syl.per sec, RM 3rd at 9.30 syl.per sec..RM 'n Suga write the best deep, lyrics in KPop, RM, Suga & Mino are my fav. low, husky, raspy, crazy flow rap voices💜

@Laya-Rose 4 жыл бұрын

Claudia B. I know what you mean. (From Germany too.😃✌🏻) We have good music, but non of it is in the charts unfortunately.

@ParallaxHearts 4 жыл бұрын

This video was so sweet and touching. Every day I'm surprised by the diversity in ARMY. You don't see it anywhere else. And keeping in mind that these particular dads are strictly in the UK - imagine how many are in the US, just chilling away from social media. Professionals and adults are connecting to a Korean "boy band." It blows my mind.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

I know I was tempted to somehow put out a bulletin to have them come out. Like "DAD'S OF ARMY UNITE!!!" lol I just may do that. 😁🕉️💙🙏🏾⛩️

@ParallaxHearts 4 жыл бұрын

@@MONQTV I think you should treat yourself and your family to a concert date once the isolation is over. Bring out those dads outside the stadium! Bless them and bless you MONQ, we need you all like we need eachother, anywhere. 💜🙏Proud to have you in the family

@hopeking1468 4 жыл бұрын

I am a 62 woman and I love BTS since 2014.

@DanielleMDM93 4 жыл бұрын

Lol, a few months ago I was having dinner with my sister at a sushi place and they played like 4 or 5 BTS songs while we ate. I kept turning to her and saying that's BTS, it was the first time I had hear BTS played somewhere. It's only been about a year since I started listening and learning about BTS, so sometimes I wonder if it's okay for me to call myself an ARMY. But I think that's one of the things BTS is helping me with, to feel comfortable expressing myself and start listening to my own voice instead of worrying about what others think of me. Thank you MONQ, for this reaction! Could you react to BTS Crash Course 2020 by Suga & Spice!!!

@maitxu5346 4 жыл бұрын

I' m a 37 years old spanish mom and a proud ARMY. I know there are too many prejudices un our society but little by little I think this is going to change.

@ebony7177 4 жыл бұрын

Actually in SK, this is called Idol music. K-pop in SK is a genre like our Pop music where they have many different things under that umbrella. In SK, it covers k-ballads, k-indie etc. It's only in the West that they call the music k-pop and they tend to use it as a derogatory. Yep, I even follow some great ARMY dads. In fact one is retired US ARMY and he does fun videos with his daughter to BTS music. Another has a YT channel, he's KPOPDad kzfaq.info/love/SCj6kvICvuZpWLD0w_kKDQ. He and his girls are ARMY, I don't think they got mom into them but he vlogs all time when going to the concerts or a merch store. He's quite funny.

@marieblue1815 4 жыл бұрын

In my case its different, i introduced Kpop and Kdramas to my kids... i remember my son was teasing me when he was talking to some relatives that i always carry the tablet everytime and show some Kpop music to the person beside me saying " hey are you open minded" hahaha!!

@lobaetoile8440 4 жыл бұрын

We love ARMY dads!! I follow a bunch of them on social media, they're hilarious and smart XD About music taste, one of the most interesting sub-communities that I've encountered in this fandom are metalheads who listen mostly hard rock and became also BTS fans... There's a surprising amount of ARMYs metalheads. haha

@musicisuniversl9776 4 жыл бұрын

I'm 43, not a mom, got into BTS with BST, have been to two shows (and planning to go to day one and two in Toronto), BTS music is first to draw you in, then the lyrics and there personally (Hoseok is my bias, the rest are wreckers) Run episodes are the best, like they were saying, it is very disappointing about radio, one radio station does play them in Toronto, Boy with Luv got more radio play but they at least add them to the Saturday night mix (i believe the DJ is an ARMY), there was a recent article that talked about why BTS was not on the radio nowthisnews.com/pop/radio-why-wont-you-play-bts so many of us just use Spoifty, Amazon Music or Apple Music to listen to music, of course on same week about the radio play you also get this www.forbes.com/sites/hughmcintyre/2020/04/02/bts-ties-kenny-rogers-and-the-beatles-for-the-most-bestselling-albums-this-week/ also you may learn a lot of ARMY does’t stan other groups but they are casul listerns (which is sometimes a bone of contention between twt stains)

@1obsessionafteranother794 4 жыл бұрын

Wembley Stadium was two nights sold out. It was an USA venue which needed extra date(s?) added. I’m sure some American ARMY will be able to tell you which venue it was

@CLS-pn7il 4 жыл бұрын

Wembley is in the UK

@1obsessionafteranother794 4 жыл бұрын

Cherie Salibio yeah I know that I’m from the UK. He was asking if it was Wembley that sold out 3 dates and needed extra dates. I’m saying that it was a USA venue that had extra dates added.

@CLS-pn7il 4 жыл бұрын

Oh sorry, I misread what you said. I thought you were telling him to ask American ARMY about Wembley 😆

@SnapCracklyPop 4 жыл бұрын

In the Love Yourself Tour (2018), they had to add a date at the Staples Center in L.A. (where the Lakers play). So that was a total of 4 nights in L.A. I believe their set list had like 28 songs, which is insane. They work so dang hard. For 2020 Map of the Soul Tour, the two Rose Bowl nights were sold out pretty fast I believe. So a third night was added. To gain perspective, one night at the Rose Bowl equals about over 3x the capacity of one Staples Center show. To me, I think we get sold out here more easily not just be cause of SoCal army, but I think out-of-state fans want to travel here to LA for the Rose Bowl show. I assume it’s like an exciting/mini-vacation for people? Anyway, so 3 nights at the Rose Bowl and the rest of the North American shows have been postponed and will be rescheduled when timing is right with our current situation where we need to continue to social distance and stay at home.

@sugasmeow 4 жыл бұрын

All US cities added an extra day.

@yuktabhagat6451 4 жыл бұрын

BTS music can appeal to anyone. I'm a 19 year old Indian girl, with a 25 year old sister who also loves them (and other korean music). My dad, sister and I were sitting in the living room and had just flipped on the music channel for background noise when MIC Drop started playing. My sister and I started dancing and jamming out, and my dad (who is a stickler for classical Indian music) jammed out and danced along with us. He even said that he liked the song. We were so surprised because he usually dismisses my sister and I's taste in music, but I guess BTS just does that to ya.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

LMAO that sounds like me lmao Great Job Dad.. 😁🕉️⛩️🙏🏾💙

@SilverFang95 4 жыл бұрын

Honestly, I believe you are a baby ARMY

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Lol, I'll take that. Thank you very much 😁🕉️💙🙏🏾⛩️

@classical7 4 жыл бұрын

The "pop" in Kpop is just short for "Popular Music" but I can see why "pop" sounds so kiddish...like music for kids or teenagers. I guess we can simply call it K-music? BTS is just on a whole different level altogether. They simply stand on their own in terms of music production, etc. Yes, ARMYs come in all different backgrounds, ages, etc. I only signed up on Twitter to follow BTS and the fandom. There's this video of an ARMY dad in marathon training mode but for his thumb so that when BTS LIVE stream he can get ready to tap on the heart icon to send hearts their way. 😂 I thought it was so adorable & genuine. 💜

@erinkemble5950 4 жыл бұрын

please do react to Burn the Stage that is on youtube original but react it in the pateron so you dont get pentalized or striked from youtube.... its a 8/9 episode of Behind the scene of BTS... great stuff and you get to know a bit more about these guys!

@joonkorre 4 жыл бұрын

I'm very glad to have found your channel. It's great to hear about being an army from a more mature perspective and I love how you reflect on certain topics and situations. About finding ARMY dads, it would be nice if you go on social media and get familiar with big ARMY accounts that may be related to what you want to do. Send them a message or an email and see if they can spread the word using their platform. I'm sure there will be many ARMY dads up for the interview. Have a nice day 💜

@YoongisAurora 4 жыл бұрын

I’m not up there in the army dad army mom squad, so idk what that whole experience is like. But even before BTS debuted I got interested in kpop thanks to a song I happened to hear in a korean movie in like 2006-2007. So here I was a 16-17 year old black girl in the inner city listening to Big Bang, Wonder Girls, Epik High, shinee, Rain etc. every time I would try to introduce my friends and peers at school to the music I liked from Korea they would just scoff or make fun of it. They never understood. It wasn’t until I really got into BTS in 2014 (mainly because their message I was going through a really hard time and their song tomorrow really comforted me) that I guess I stopped being embarrassed of liking kpop. I would proudly play BTS around friends and family. I told everyone I knew about them. Recommended their songs and discussed the meanings behind them. I had so much faith and confidence in BTS musicality that I began not caring about what others thought anymore.

@Mancmodeller 8 ай бұрын

How did I miss this video?! I'm Gary from the TTK video (Members Only jacket!) and it was so good to see it reaching out and touching people once again, I'm so glad you liked it!. I had a wonderful time filming my sequence with the twins in London and I hope I got the message across. Even now I still listen to the boys and long for them to tour again-although it might be a while! You have my 'like' and my thanks Sir, and I have just subscribed :)

@MONQTV 8 ай бұрын

Oh hey what's up lol. Yeah it's crazy because my wife who is Asian introduced me to them and didn't think much of them until I started the series and was directed to this video and I was like HOLY CRAP these guys are doing what not many groups, if any, have done and that's bridge the gap. I live in Vegas so when they came here to the Allegiant Stadium it was crazy. I mean EVERY age group was here in full force and these dudes are AMAZING ARTISTS cannot be duplicated. Thank you sir for your words. I haven't done any bids because I'm currently producing some music projects but I'm glad your here because I will return. 💪🏾👍😁🙏🏾

@Mancmodeller 8 ай бұрын

@@MONQTV I'm good thanks, hope you are well? That's exactly right about them bridging the gap, I know of very few bands/artists that have done that, its an amazing feat, and they still do it to this day. the love the fans project for them, and other fans, is incredible. What you saw at Vegas happens at all of their gigs, as I said in the Twins video, the Wembley gig was unbelievable. I've been to many gigs in the past but that one really stood out for me, amazing atmosphere. Looking forward to seeing any future output from you, in the meantime I am enjoying binge watching your other fids!! All the very best to you, thanks for replying, and take care :)

@MONQTV 8 ай бұрын

@Ikkyjock Thank you so much for watching it's always good to know people are enjoying the content

@sarahkhalili9636 3 жыл бұрын

ahhhh I recently subscribed and fell upon this vid, I met these guys (the twins not dads hahaha) in London they were interviewing fans at the day6 concert, I have seen bts twice ,stray kids, black pink and day6 live with my daughter......... day6 are k rock be good if you check them out as an alternative to the pop genre in a sense..............sending love from the uk :)

@JW-ro7rr 4 жыл бұрын

React to BTS Contribution to Music

@cw5153 4 жыл бұрын

The fact that your trying makes you an army in my opinion.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Aww Thank you, I can honestly say that learning about who they are is more than I expected in a group. This will make listening to the music, including ones I've already heard, more interesting to listen to. 😁💙🕉️⛩️🙏🏾

@ScribblerJane 4 жыл бұрын

What's impressive to me about this group of dad is that their taste was artists from their own country, Britan, Then comes BTS, whether they are introduced by their daughters or not, their taste changed, their interest in music widened outside their comfort zone. Pretty cool!

@lilme6493 4 жыл бұрын

If there will be an official GRANDMA ARMY group, I will definitely enlist💜😊

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

I think there is one on Twitter or Instagram. 🌟🙏🏾⛩️

@ScribblerJane 4 жыл бұрын

I think it's also pretty amazing, that across the board, whenever ARMY are interviewed, no matter if that ARMY is a teenager, a young adult, a ARMY mom, or a ARMY dad, they all thank BTS as the most pressing thing they want to say. Isn't it amazing that BTS is made such a difference in everyone who takes the time to listen to them?

@Nodum_ping 4 жыл бұрын

💜💜💜K-ART💜💜💜 To quote Desmond Dekker, "Rudy got Soul".

@pennybleta2300 4 жыл бұрын

This is why you need to react to this video of BTS Vs kpop I told you before. It will help you understand. K-pop is not a genre but an industry. The term K-pop isn't even one that exists in Korea. So please react to it. I will wait. This video will also help you understand why us Army has to this kind of age demographics.

@yen-8680 4 жыл бұрын

This vid is so fun and enjoyable!!

@goretewolf58 5 ай бұрын

💜🇧🇷💜 like this video a lot. Thanks

@neverthesame77 4 жыл бұрын

Grandma of 9 rocking ARMY

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm talking about 😉😁 😁🕉️⛩️🙏🏾💙

@tracydowd4013 3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that the Korean government extended the deadline for mandatory military service from age 28 to age 30. I think it's 18 months they have to serve? I could be wrong. I know that they signed a new contract with Big Hit entertainment for another 7 years, so I don't know how that will affect them professionally.

@communityle2240 3 жыл бұрын

Im 43 i love BTS💜

@xyg2788 3 жыл бұрын

I love that you go over this stereotypical driven label that the term "Kpop" brings with it. I think there are a lot of people who don't know how this label is perceived to those outside of this community. However, for those who have been here for a while and have experienced the stigma and have seen the way that this label is used we should be the ones that stop using it. This is indeed a blanket term and instead of a name for "Korean pop" has become a way to label all Korean music as its own genre. And by doing so creates a division between music instead of doing what music should do and bridge the gap between cultures for the music as an art form. Because Music/ Art is a universal language and form of expression.

@MONQTV 3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's hard to be honest. I try to shake labeling and in some cases I feel like I have to for sale of explaining it describing but I cringe when I do. 🌟🙏🏾⛩️😁

@xyg2788 3 жыл бұрын

@@MONQTV yeah I get it. It's hard to shake habits especially when all media pushes the labels on us. Love your videos by the way💜

@MONQTV 3 жыл бұрын

@@xyg2788 Exactly. I was bright up with those perceptions and didn't learn until later on, and even then they were hard to get rid of. Thank you so much for your kind words and comments also. 🌟🙏🏾⛩️😁

@victoriaallen8840 4 жыл бұрын

I feel that people generally think of liking "boy bands" is sexual... most typical boy band songs are about making the listener desire the singer ... or something like that.. By the way I am a 56 year old A .R.M.Y . 💜😉

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY and I know because I felt that because I was a HipHop head that it was a guilty pleasure. Like almost being ashamed to let people know that I listened to it. Now I'm older I just say EFIT lol this music is good I don't care what Anyone says. 🕉️☮️🙏🏾😁⛩️💪🏾

@doradokarlal.3275 10 ай бұрын

I really hate that they label me because im a teenage girl so i would be attracted to their looks, but I swear even if im an old man or has never seen their faces, their music is good enough for be to be a fan.

@MONQTV 10 ай бұрын

Agreed

@doradokarlal.3275 10 ай бұрын

@@MONQTV wow I did not expect to get a response, I thought this video was 3 or 4 yrs ago.

@MONQTV 10 ай бұрын

Yeah and I'm surprised people are still going back to check out the old stuff. 👍🏾🙏🏾💪🏾

@doradokarlal.3275 10 ай бұрын

@@MONQTVI normally watch BTS reactions from the reactor's first BTS reaction to their latest. Because I want to see the journey of how they changed people's pre-conceived notions. I wanna know which particular video changed their minds, it's like re discovering them for the first time again. However I could not find your first encounter with them ... The Blood Sweat and Tears. Timeline does not matter to me anyway, because I just became a BTS ARMY this year. Yes, I became a fan during their hiatus and after missing out on their 10 year career. So I've been binge watching their contents and their whole life career, and what went down based on their history because even though I was indifferent about Kpop I do know there was a massive BTS hate train on my country about 7-8 years ago. The Halyu era. I used to avoid them, and Kpop in general because I thought they were superficial. Had I known that they were an anomaly in the industry, has profound lyrics and started from zero. I would have became a fan of theirs 7 years ago. But I'm not ashamed to admit that I probably wasn't smart nor mature enough to decipher their songs back then. They guys write profound as hell, and with multiple layers. They also gave me new respect for hip-hop since they love and respect that culture too much that I learned a lot of jargons that I probably wouldn't have known without BTS, I learned what Bars mean, beat, cadence, flow, goat. And how Hip-hop is not an easthetic it has a rich history and culture. And the OG's of Hip-hop. I literally learned a lot about the music industry, history in South Korea, their government, school system. I learned about psychology. Heals my depression and anxiety.

@timothywest1183 2 жыл бұрын

A ton I’m sure. I’m a 55 year old dad and ARMY

@ceciliabassi7706 4 жыл бұрын

Please make a video with ARMY dads, it would be very interesting

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking about that if I find any here I may have to do it? 😁🕉️💙⛩️🙏🏾

@ceciliabassi7706 4 жыл бұрын

@@MONQTV you could ask if there are Army dads here and ask for volunteers, it would be cool 😍

@sandys1890 4 жыл бұрын

In America 40_49 is their largest fan segment

@mirvale87 4 жыл бұрын

I don't know if you read comments to older videos, but i'd reckon this isn't That old? I also wonder if someone told you already, but they originally had two dates for Europe on Speak Yourself tour, one for Wembley, which they sold out in hours, and Stade de France in France, which I went to. Because both sold out, they added two more dates, one for both. I went on both French dates :D It was the best two evenings of my life, right there.

@mirvale87 4 жыл бұрын

Enjoyed the video so much. I'm 32, 33 this year, and i sometimes feel quite old in the group chats in my country. I'm some seven years too young for the older armys' chat room :D

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Who's, How was that experience and was it an adrenaline rush when you got there? 😁🙏🏾🕉️❤️⛩️

@mirvale87 4 жыл бұрын

@@MONQTV sorry, this reply kinda got buried under everything. I was just cleaning out my email inbox and found a notif for this :D Bts is ingredible live. The first day we had seats close to the stage, but in the side wing and super high up. Couldn't see the main stage at all, and it was cold due to a stormy wind. JK couldn't fly the first day because of it. We got to experience halsey on stage with them, it was amazing, and the army bomb ocean, the light show everything. There really isn't a bad seat in a bts concert. The performance warmed us up fast too. the second day we were a lot further away, at the far end of the stadium, but relatively in the middle and almost ground level. Had to use binoculars to see their faces, but the atmosphere was everything. everyone was dancing and jumping and singing. They weren't close to us but we could feels their effect all around the place. I'm glad we went twice, because while the songs were the same, the boys made both experiences unique. if you ever have the chance to see them live, i recommend going. :) It's like, once you get used to the bts's huge energy, and the way it's multiplied in an arena full of armys, it's hard to not to feel like something is lacking, until you get there again and get to experience it again.

@ericaelizalde1544 3 жыл бұрын

💝💝🇦🇷

@lynnewik1946 4 жыл бұрын

There is a very informative series by KZfaq channel bby gang about K-pop and our conceptions about whether it. Two videos in particular are well-researched - You're Wrong About K-Pop BTS vs K-pop Both videos are worth a look. I would be very interested to see the feedback on either video in your comment section. I think that you would find them enlightening and entertaining. Btw I am 68.

@MONQTV 4 жыл бұрын

Thank You Lin I will check those out this week. 😁🕉️💙⛩️🙏🏾