haegeum is an instrument but it also means "to lift a ban". He is playing with the word that means two things. Using the actual instrument in the beat while rapping about the second meaning which is to do things that are forbidden, that prohibit your freedom but he also says this song is just about freeing whats forbidden. however, you should be able to differentiate between freedom and self indulgence.

Yoongi said to watch Daechwita, Haegeum, and Amygdala all in one sitting. As you see the gansta Agust D doesn't have a scar, unlike Daechwita where both the king and the low class AgustD have a scar on their faces, so it could imply that the detective AgustD in this MV is actually the low class Agust D in Daechwita but now he has also been consumed by greed and power and is being a corrupted detective. The gansta AgustD doesn't have a scar and at the end of the MV you can see he is the head of the police and the gansta (he runs both police and mafia) meaning he accepts all parts of himself, the bad the good, the old the new.

The haegeum is a traditional Korean string instrument, resembling a vertical fiddle with two strings; derived from the ancient Chinese xiqin; “Haegeum” means “allowing/unlocking something that was forbidden.”

I love that Suga always outside of the K-pop box . He’s a genius

yoongi has tended to make quite political music and i'm glad that he doesn't feel the pressure anymore to conform to what societally is expected of them. something as simple as having a cigarette in your mouth can cause intense backlash and he decided thats why he needed it in the video. he criticises the structure that has enabled his success and he knows he's part of the problem, hence the chopstick scene at the end. he truly is a genius and i admire him for it everytime he releases anything. 🪟🚪

bts's own 'i need you' during v's side-story had a graphic moment (full version with the higher rating), and then vixx's voodoo doll is another i could think of with the close up of piercings

I love this in multiple different ways. I love how the story and MV here ties in with Daechwita. I feel like the parallel stories are another "haegeum" like the two storylines are like two strings. I mean the production, style, colour grading, the plot are all paired. But they have small differences as well. Daechwita had the king, and the historical setting, while also having the modern bits like the car, and the clothing of the non-king Agust D. He took down the king there with the help of the executioner. Then here again the authority figure of the police officer, abusing his power, who gets taken down by the non-scarred version, with the help of his subordinates. It seemed like the dude crouching on the phone at the start is the guy dunking him in the barrel at the end. It's just different time periods. I was kind of seeing it as like the lyrics in Daechwita "I'm the king I'm the boss". First he was the corrupt king, and he killed that version of himself, becoming the boss. And maybe that boss was lost to the same corruption and power and is the scarred police baddie here, who is then destroyed by the tangerine thieving, chopstick abuser. It's all a big violent metaphor for growth and change and ending the previous versions of yourself. A fitting end to the trilogy. I also love the historical instruments in each song. Not only naming the tracks after traditional music style, and an actual instrument in this case, but the usage of it on the tracks too. Like it truly shows his love of music, and the fact he named the songs after the music style and instrument means literally millions of people will be learning a little bit of Korean history without even meaning to.

Suga (a bona fide freaking genius) has said that D-Day is the third act of the Agust D trilogy. I see this MV as the two guys from Daechwita being reincarnated to repeat their pattern over and over and over. The corrupt cop smirks before he gets shot in the face because he knows they'll be back and this cycle will repeat again. There will always be corruption, and the people will always fight back, and it goes on and on. This is BRILLIANT, Suga is brilliant, and I'm so freaking impressed.

One Masterpiece after another 💜 Every time we think that BTS have shown us everything, they prove us wrong 💜 Suga is just freaking genius, an amazing lyricist with honest and true to himself, understanding the whole social issues and delivering them into his music, and finally, an incredible producer. What else do we need????? Thanks, guys! 💜

Min Yoongi is a GENIUS. Whether he's SUGA or Agust D, he channels awesomeness overload. He deserves an Oscar trophy, fr! Truly an exceptional ARTIST! 🪟🚪 This is absolutely a banger. He threw me off the window & door with the visuals! I was shookt upon seeing Agust D more aggressive than in Daechwita, haha! He's so DOPE! I already saw the live perf last night, super cool! He's a mesmerizing performer. He brought it into the stratospheric level! Hail the King! 🔥

Suga is a genius & masterpiece 🔥🔥🥰🥰💜💜 Thank for the reaction & like the reaction 🥰💜

Suga is very smart, his lyrics are mind blowing, the music 🔥 and he is the coolest 🙌 👑❤️

******It also means "the Lifting of a BAN."

The video of the live version is out. It sounds even better than the studio version. Please check it out. Some reviewers blur the video so they don't get blocked.

Hey Josh, I am sure someone in the comments already mention the second meaning of Haegum. But also the there is going to be a trilogy of MVs. During the premiere Yoongi said that the next MV being released next week for the song AMYGDALA is going to finish off the series. So he said the watching Daechwita, Haegum, and AMYGDALA in one sitting will be the best way to watch the MVs. I am super curious how he is going to end the series. Especially after reading the lyrics to AMYGDALA I don't know how that MV is going to be.

Haegeum means also 'unlock'. Cigarette, murder....These rarely appear on k pop idol MV. It's already HAEGEUM🔥🔥

Agust D is literally talking about everything that is wrong in the world right now. Since haegeum is a traditional instrument but also means liberation of prohibition. He is really asking who's on board for the revolution, for the new world, for the new kingdom and to get on board now. So we can fix everything that is broken. This is a masterpiece. The lyrics and wordplay are incredible. This is what rap in my humble opinion should be. A way of making people aware of all the social, economical issues and more. And Suga just did that. To add further layers to this, it’s really pointed commentary on capitalism or essentially: feudalism. What became his weapon in the beginning (his tool to criticise & stand up) became a utensil. In the end he has to partake in this because of obligation. literally; to feed himself. A Thailand ARMY (shout out to Sky_hxneul) was kind enough to educate us and explain that this was filmed in Thailand and that place is called the "Thief Market" Rattanakosin Island's (Old name of Thailand from 1782-1892) and it was the first international shoping center in the period after the abolition of slavery.. This is how he explained it : so this market came to exist because the people in the palace freed from slavery when they moved out of the palace, they received some goods from the master and also stole some They then brought those goods to sell them in this area. Now we know that Haegeum is a traditional instrument but also means the liberation of the prohibition. SUGA: "Haegeum can refer to the traditional instrument but Haegeum as a lift on a ban. In the past, when I was young and I played things like rhythm games, there were songs called "unlocked songs" if you beat a stage, you get the unlocked songs. Idols... Honestly, despite not committing crimes even a little thing becomes this big or doing something that could be considered a controversy, it becomes "Are they allowed to be like that?" I didn't really understand it even when I was young. But of course, that didn't mean I went around causing trouble. So, in the music video, there are smoking scenes and things like that. If this becomes a controversy when l'm 31 then really, as a social phenomenon, it makes me strongly wonder how I'm supposed to accept this. Like, let's unlock those banned things. And since people can see so much information within the palm of their hand, imagining or thinking. Even I started not doing them. So, regarding those things, let's get liberated. With advanced technology, we're able to get all kinds of information and see the situations happening on the other side of the planet while sitting. But I strongly felt those things kind of prohibiting my life actually. I can live without walking on eggshells as much. You have to live doing the things you want." "Scar dude”, is Agust D. He always has a scar. Representing his own scars. His alter ego, Agust D. He's always portrayed as a villain, a person in power, but nevertheless a villain. He's Suga's opposite side who holds lots of anger, fear, sadness, resentment, vengefulness his darker emotions. Previously in Daechwita, BOTH Suga AND Agust D had scars. He was in a different state of mind, he said he had lots of anger, but here only Agust D has a scar, it's not as red, meaning he's healing, but Suga has none. He's trying to get rid of that side of himself here. And Suga is Suga, himself. It's always been Suga VS Agust D. But he said in IU's palette that he's changed a lot and has learned to forgive and be a happier person, so Agust D can go to rest now. That side of Suga, Agust D, is gone....for now. He says he's not sure when he'll come back....IF he ever comes back, however he said if those strong emotions return, then so will Agust D. It's kind of bittersweet. He said somewhere in the physical album that from this point on, we can expect to see "SUGA"'s debut....not Agust D, but SUGA in his next album. So, in order: First Agust D, blonde and scarred, killed by Second Agust D, black hair scarred: killed by Final Agust D is actually Suga, to be continued in Amygdala I think that is interesting that the original Agust D became the Mad King and the D-2 Agust D became a rich looking cop idk if that's his intention but it very much reads as a critique on corruption by money and power. Especially as he kills them both at the end.

As per usual even the location in Thailand has a historical tie to the storyline.

I love his instruments choice n he is very genuinely love to include old instruments in his music. It expresses of who he is n his deep feeling towards music.

22:53 ok ok ok, let’s not forget Min Yoongi wants a Grammy because of what it has represented in the past. It is not necessary to get there. But still as a baby artist recognition by his peers. I believe for the kid inside of him would be pretty pleased. Nowadays as a 10-year experience and skilled individual, I am glad he is hungry for more.

btw, the actual director of the MV is Lumpens, as always, but Yoongi had a strong influence in it, writing the storyboard. so basically, you are correct, it's Yoongi's idea all along, how the MV and song all tie together, with Daechwita too.

I think this was the time Yoongi went to Thailand to film this MV!! This is a thought provoking song & MV especially when he matched his smoking part in the MV with the lyrics when he said "this song's simply about freeing what's forbidden but you must remember to differentiate freedom from self indulgence". (Smoking among Idols is banned in Sk but it's acceptable to ordinary people.) I think Yoongi also said to watch Daechwita + Haegeum + Amygdala in sequence to get the full experience😊. I'm excited for you and Lauren to watch Agust-D's concert !!

idk why the people keep forgetting that the rebel in Daechwita also had a scar, just a bit more faded > the rebel in Daechwita is the corrupt police officer in this video, who is taken down by a new rebel

As someone had already mentioned Vs part in "I INeed You" he kills his dad or brother with the broken bottle he clocks him in the head with when he hits his I think sister.

🔥🔥🔥🔥 I've watched this video and listened to the album so many times today...I'm just speechless at this point. He's a genius. Point blank.

"Perhaps, this could be a new kind of haegeum ... Interpretation is free for all... This song's simply about freeing what's forbidden" yoongi's such a genius..the meaning of the song is literally given inside the song..he's playing with words

There have been 4 kpop suicides in a 6 year span, all of which, to some degree, have been caused by cyber bullying. Korea is in the top 2 countries for highest suicide rates. School bullying and violence are extremely common there. Recently BTS has been making comments about ARMY being disrespectful during BTS live streams. The line "Freedom of expression could be the reason for someone's death. Can you still call that freedom?" more than likely alludes to those issues.

To me, the MV shows the never-ending cycle of greed/negativity trying to corrupt us. And every time one version of Agust D is corrupted by it, another version appears to control it/get rid of it. But it is a cycle. It happened in Daechwita it is happening in Haegeum. And this is why The King and The Detective are not scared of being shoot - because they know that in the future the risk of being corrupted might arise once again. But the good thing is, that every time, he still can face it and control it (and he always has someone to back him up/help him). At least this is one of a few interpretations I have for this series. Oh, and about the violence in MV... I NEED YOU by BTS (the 18+ version) had a very graphic scene of the murder, I don't think we had anything like this since then.

해금은 한국에 전통 악기 입니다~슈가는 이노래에서 해금을 자유로 표현 했다고 하니 참고하세요😄

Road to D-Day on Disney has this translated a slightly different way. “Free for interpretation, BS out! Freedom of expression could be the reason of somebody’s death. Could you still consider that freedom? If you use principles when you adjudicate and speculate, and put your freedom and others on the same level (ie others’ freedom is equal to yours) then don’t hesitate to get on board.” “Liberation from the forbidden for everybody in this unlucky generation, who can’t even understand their own tastes, this song is about freeing the forbidden, but don’t forget the difference between “liberty and license. “ [MV translation is “freedom and self-indulgence.” But a couple other translators have said license or licentiousness is a better translation as well. Basically your freedom does not give you a license to do anything you want. You may have the freedom to smoke, but not on an airplane any more due to health reasons of all on board.] I think the overall theme here is freeing your mind from all the noise we hear on the internet and to be our true self unless that is harmful to another. And that due to the constant barrage of info we consume, it interferes with our own imagination and freedom of thought. We need to move away from internet images and just be us. Let our minds be free. And you know he was talking about giving idols some freedom as well. He spoke about near the end of the Road to D-Day right before he sang Haegeum with a haegeum (the instrument) in the live band. Did you notice the the huge spiderweb on the little taxi the thief hopped in after he stole the mandarins? World wide web perhaps? He also speaks of capitalism and slaves to money, prejudice etc. And slaves to KZfaq. (Lol we got called out!) That many think the video is like Scarface makes sense. The music video shows what happens when people think they have the license to steal, kill, and have some kind of “illegal lab” perhaps because they are slaves to money and corruption. (What appears to be an illegal lab right after fish bowl at 2:04.). So, we need to free ourselves but not at the expense of others. Not enough energy to talk much about the scar thing. But I think we need to remember that Agust D, Suga, and Yoongi are all the same person. Briefly I think this shows us that Suga still carries the scars/traumas but they are not as raw. Hence the lighter scar on the police captain. All kinds of layers in this song!

I love seeing people give Yoongi the appreciation he deserves. He's truly brilliant.

Haegeum here means "lifting the ban" . He declares freedom of expression. That's why you see the other side of AgustD or Suga himself. We never see him smoke, actually a little shocking for ARMYs because BTS have always been very careful of their image. But BTS and ARMYs matured to certain point. The lyrics are always important to us because it mirrors the true feelings of the members that resonates to others. He's a genius. His lyrics show embracing his ambition and inviting the listeners to join in this journey of becoming who they want to be.

Agust D is definitively not K-pop. Pure genius is what he is.

I'm so excited about the concert. I'm going on May 5th as well!

윤기에 대한 관심과 좋은 평가 감사합니다.💜 해금(奚琴)은, 제목에서도 알수 있는 "금지된 것으로부터의 해방“ 물론 해당 한자는 악기를 뜻하는 것이지만、"동음이의어“ 로 중의적인 표현을 함. (금지된 것으로부터의 해방) 뮤비 배경은 치외법권 (법보다 힘, 돈이먼저되는사회) 지역인 홍콩의 구룡성체이고、대취타의 연장으로 이 곡도 1인 2역입니다. 해금에서의 일반인인 이상적 자아 슈가와 잠복근무 중인 현실적 자아 경찰을 통해 동일인물의 다른 자아를 표현. 슈가가 2역을 맡은 이유는 그 하나하나도 결국 모두 슈가이기 때문이죠. (큰 맥락에서의 설명은 여기까지만) 해금은 우리 한국의 천년이상 이어온 전통 현악기 중 하나이며 、 취향을 떠나 사람마다 곡 해석이 매우 쉬워 재밌고 그 속에서 심오함을 찾는 즐거움을 누닐수도 있는 반면에 반대로 윤기가 뭔 말을 하는지 도통 이해할 수 없어 아주 어려울 수도 있는 곡 입니다. (저는 처음에 이해가 안 됐어요) 🟪금지 된 것으로부터 해방🟣 "이 노랜 금지된 것을 푸는 것 뿐이지“ 6:43 해금(奚琴)에 대한 일부 작은 오류가 발견되어 댓글로 남기니 오해 없기를 바랍니다. 해금은 고대 중국에서 유래한 악기가 아니라 대한민국의 전통 찰현악기이며 생긴 형태만 놓고 보면 중국의 얼후와 비슷하지만 조율, 연주법, 음색은 명확하게 다릅니다. 세월이 흐르며 전통적인 모습을 간직한 해금과 달리 얼후는 중국적인 특색으로 현대적인 개조를 상당히 거쳤기 때문이죠. < 해금(奚琴)의 역사는 > 해금(奚琴)은 만주의 요서지방에서 거주하던 동호계 유목민족인 해(奚) 족이 사용하던 악기가 북송을 거쳐 고려시대 예종 때 우리나라로 들어온 외래악기이고, 악학궤범에서 당악기로 분류하면서도 '향악에서만 사용한다(只用鄕樂)'고 소개하며, 고려사 악지(樂誌)에서도 향악기로 소개하는 걸 보아 외래 악기임에도 일찌감치 향악화하여 우리 한국의 전통 악기가 되었습니다.

On the premier their was a short clip of Yoongi saying he encourages us to watch Daewitcha, Haegeum, and Armygdala (MV will be released soon. It was delayed due to the passing of Moobin), because he said it is a trilogy.

That's what i got from it yes, the main part I noticed is that 'just because you can be a dick, doesn't mean you should be' thing.

4:02 firstly I would consider haegeum a K-pop song and secondly there is other examples of graphic scenes in a K-pop mv. Example BTS “I need U” at 4:21 released in 2015

I was waiting for yalls reaction, I did the same thing when he killed the guy with the chop sticks 😅😅😅 his new album no words I can't stop listening to it😂 and have watched the MV countless of times.

#GidKidDad Haegeum is a traditional instrument and AGUST D uses it as a play on words. The other.meaning he uses is "lifting a ban or freeing the forbidden!" You'll catch that in his lyrics. Def Daechwita vibes - mad scar king vs the slave outcast AND Haegeum the social misfit gangster vs the crooked scar cop. He seems to use the money to lure the cop out - for him it wasnt about the money elses why burn it lol he was on a mission lol

Visual wise, this mv reminds me a lot of those John Woo and Chow Yun Fat movies before they got into Hollywood. Where the story usually revolves around the gray areas between the good and evil. Where you could almost taste the greasiness of noodles they consume and the desperation and deploration of the human situation. Where you find yourself sympathising even rooting for the main character who it turned out was the villain all along

비디오 초반 제목에 나오는 제목 "해금"의 한자 표기는 풀 해, 금할 금, 즉 "금지를 푼다"는 의미입니다. 한국어에서는 악기 해금과 같은 발음이지만 비디오에 나타난 제목은 "금지를 푼다"라는 뜻입니다.

Great song, great lyrics, great reaction. Big hug from Spain 💜. New subscription

It's also, Joker (money burning and hanging out of the car), and at the start where they fight on the corridor its Old Boy (korean), and maybe Shang Chi (flash back scene with the dad) And the alter ego he kills, is a corrupt cop that thinks he owns the streets, but he dosent

I think of it as kind of a jab at the k pop industry who trying to control its artists by not totally allowing them to always say what they may really want to say or controlling what they do to try and portray a certain image.And he is saying do what you want to do.That’s just my thoughts and interpretations.💜

This MV was released when the Korean media was in mourning the death of an idol because of suicide, cmiiw. All the artists and media postponed the release of the show etc. but Agust D did not postponed the release of this MV because he have statement on this song about freedom (comment) cause someone death.

oh I can't wait to see the pics of you guys in the robes. 💜 🪟🚪🪑🏠

I'm gonna look for you at concert. Can't wait. I'll be at Chicago the 5th too.

Now y'all need to check out the album.. the entire project is amazing

Es la primera vwz que me salen como sugerencia, estoy tan satisfecha con su analisis, creo que pasaron muchas cosas por alto pero con tanto sucediendo es comprensible, acaban de ganar una suscriptora.

I think they have come to realize that they are above the Grammys. They do not need it for validation. They are in control of their careers, and making the music THEY want to make, and not what the western music industry wants them to make. The western music industry has just about alienated themselves from gaining any benefit from BTS. What they do now is for their fans, not awards or the industry. Billboard sh*t on them again (isn’t it funny how they change their rules when BTS is on the top of the charts, and nobody is benefiting from it, except ARMY). I think when we get the full group back, we will not see them making special appearances on tv shows and performing at award shows, knowing they are only being used for clout. And when they win awards, they will not appear on the shows, but simply send a taped thank you. They do that now in Korea, after being treated so bad. I can’t wait to see BTS- Chapter 2: WE CONTROL OUR DESTINY

haha stairway was real shallow only one guy at a time.... freaking genius!!!! 한국음악 좋아해주셔서 감사합니다~~~

I was anxious for this reaction hahahaha 🥰

ADCU : Agust D Cinematic Universe 🔥🎥

Hi. This is my take on this. The king from daechwita and Agustd got reincarnated in the present. The king still remains to be a powerful individual in the present. This can be seen when he was coming out of the police station. The police office at the door saluted to him. Agustd in the present seems to be an undercover cop. At first you would think that he's a bad guy but as the mv progresses, you will see that he laid a trap for the reincarnated king. At the end of the video, Agustd was able to defeat the reincarnated king (who is now a corrupt high ranking officer) just like what happened in daechwita. I assumed that the reincarnated king was corrupt because he got pissed when Agustd burned the money he took from the reincarnated king's people. Another proof that Agustd has the role of an undercover cop is the scene at the last part of the mv. He was in a police car but was free to get off of it to eat at a restaurant. Therefore, he is not being arrested but escorted. As for the song, the words used were very good. I guess he was trying to say that our society is filled with hypocrisy, greed, and jealousy. People only support and believe in things that would benefit them. Our society frowns upon a lot of things (therefore the term forbidden was used). I guess Agustd is saying that it is okay to do such things as long you don't overindulge and hurt others. The real evil people are those like the reincarnated king who use their money or/and influence to benefit themselves even to the point that they are causing harm to society. In the end Agustd killed the reincarnated king and was supported by the people in scene. I guess Agustd was implying that through his own means (maybe through his songs and good deeds) he will try to fight injustice with the help of the people who agree with his beliefs. Also the new Agustd doesn't have a scar. I guess this reflects what Suga said in his interview that he has already forgiven those who wronged him in the past. Thus the new Agustd no longer has the scars of the past. Agustd has transitioned and changed. Perhaps this is the reason why according to Suga, this is the last of the Agustd trilogy. Well , that was how I interpreted everything, but I may be wrong. LOL. As for the song, I soooooo love it.

The mv was shot tottaly in a place called Thief Market in Bangkok Thailand. The part were both characters lighted a cigarette were done in defense for V (and JK) being bashed for smoking. Neway this is the last of the trilogy of AgustD. Min Yoongi is one talented artist musician wither you like it or not.

Daechwita - official martial music played when the ruler/his army arrived. Very much a status symbol. Haegeum - "folksy" instrument, often used to convey very emotional music, also meaning "breaking a ban/permit what is forbidden". I like the duality. Also, BOTH the Mad King and the Rebel Boss in Daechwita had the scar - a lot fresher, red and very visible. So although some think the dirty cop is the Mad King reborn, many of us see him as the Rebel Boss grown corrupt and a servant of an oppressive system as time went by; a cycle of change and idealistic ideas rising up, being ground into apathy, corruption and greed as they rise to power. The Joker references could be pointing to the urge to "burn it all down" to enact REAL change?

Great reaction guys.. AgustD 🔥🔥🔥

I had a good laugh when you mentioned the fake reactors. I am so sick of them honestly. I read somewhere that cop Yoongi laughed right before he was shot because he knew he would never truly die because it's all a cycle and I loved that interpretation. Yoongi also mentioned how he created the album with the concert in mind, so you're absolutely right about him thinking about the bigger picture.

It was filmed in Thailand

Everybody's saying Joker but I thought of Daechwita when he came spinning into the courtyard in that car and he was hanging his head out. But I've never seen Joker so maybe that's it. But if it's being tied to Daechwita then it would be that scene for me. I don't think he was necessarily taking shots at YT, but at people who are caught up in all of that, "flexing". "Endless controversy" and conformity of thought. Think about it. How many people in the world of the internet will step outside of groupthink and say something that isn't popular with a certain group? Not many because of that conformity of thought.

The guy who was talking to the phone at first is the same guy who pretends to drowned him at the last part..... it was all a set up, he was the boss all along!

He said he had this idea since he came up daechwita haha so yes there was a lot of thought involved

4:02 I think BTS rejuvenates our eyes. Big time

He did this song live.

Interestingly, and I've thought about this a lot, I don't think I've ever seen korean money in a kpop mv. It's always been dollars.

about there not being a graphic killing scene in kpop mv - "I need you" og version has graphic scene of Tae stabbing his father, but other than that I think you're right!

'I don't think I've ever seen anything so graphic in Kpop before'... I NEED U MV giving everyone the side eye 😒

Didn’t he say he wrote this song at the same time that he wrote Daechwita? Pretty sure he did so makes sense.

AGUST D IS his alter ego, where he can say and do whatever u like Suga on BTS who is somewhat restricted to say and do some stuff

Finally! Reactors that are for real BTS fans! #ARMY

You guys calling out the other reactors that don't give a shit about BTS and are just here for the views was everything!🤣🤣🤣💜💜💜

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it's a trilogy. there is one more video coming out. The behind came out today

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It is a musical instrument

Also - they shot the whole thing in TWO DAYS.

Suga/Agust D is a genius!

Play it loud Daetchwita ...is like saying play the music..."here comes the King"

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Hae gum is also lifting a ban. To allow what has been forbidden

😂 10:28 This is what I was going to say: it is your channel so do as you, please.

It’s funny you talked price of this because some folks online had said it didn’t look like BigHit spent much on the People Pt2 video and he flat out said “I signed the checks trust me I spent the money for making videos for this album” and yeah he spent the vast majority on this video and there is a third video coming.

I think the Agustd in the suit is a corrupt policeman. When he first comes in and does the robbery one of the guys is phoning his boss and we see agustd in a suit coming out of a police station on the phone. Also explains how he had use of a police car at the end

Yoongi was very proud of spending BH money for this hahah

good!

Bibi's: Animal Farm & Vengeance are pretty violent

4:00 literally I need U

I actually love how he murders somebody with the red chopsticks and later on he eats with them. Some people eat with the same tool others die of. Pretty meaningful if you ask me, Haegeum is great.

Look up the spiritual meaning of haegum. It has to do with oneness and how we are part of the universe and vice versa. Then read the lyrics of the song again with that in mind. We are all one. When it came to some lines I thought about countries like Iran where you can be killed for what you say, or you can get someone killed just for even supporting someone, you got them noticed and on a list. And we aren't all equally free, like he eludes to.

Heegeum : freedom

해금은 한국의 전통 악기입니다. 동시에 '해금'이라는 발음은 금지되었던 무언가를 해방시키다라는 의미의 단어와 같습니다. 한자가 '解禁'이므로 후자의 의미에 포커스를 둔것이 맞는 거겠죠?

And he's wearing the closest thing you're gonna get from Tony Montana's wardrobe in 2023. Kkkkk.

Hey I totally get what you are saying about the pausing, I really do. Why it gets to me, and maybe others, is that we.want you to enjoy it the way it was intended not broken up into many little chunks. You really arent getting the full experience if you pause too much. This is just my opinion, please don't come for me. I love your reactions.

His thugs took longer to make it up the steps because they were apologizing to the customer he took the chopsticks from. “Man I’m sorry, he’s just like that, I swear he’s not a bad guy, he just forgot his gun.”

3:22 putting on ski masks?

oh haegeum kinda looks like an erhu in chinese

You are forgetting "I need you" music video.... and that was by BTS as a group.

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I hope you guys react to AMGYDALA as well