This episode actually the most relatable and makes me cry because of Seho's mom story and Suga's story with his parents. My mom has been my source of strength in my life too.

The clip everyone talks about makes it look like it was only an interaction between Seho and JK. I finally had to watch the original Flower Crew episodes (on BangtanSubs) to see what happened. I know it won’t matter to a lot of people but the interaction was between 2 teams. JK’s team (Flower Path) was given 10X more money to use than Seho’s team (Dirt Path). After JK’s team ate at a restaurant they spent the rest of their money on food for the other team which they then offered. Seho’s team rejected it in solidarity - one of the other members (actor Kim Min Seok) even said (as translated) “No, I will not accept it.” People say he rejected JK's hamburgers but JK didn’t spend his own money for the food and he didn’t offer the food on his own - his team did.

This is one of my favorite episodes. They both opened up and told us about some dark times in their life. If I were an junior trying to succeed, knowing they went through hard times would encourage me to keep going.

It's an enlightening and introspective episode, and your comments at the end were too, made me think a lot, really enjoyed this! 💜

I always used to think that my mom was my biggest cheerleader, but as time has passed and she’s gone now, I realized that she was also my biggest oppressor. As long as I did “good” and was successful, I received that praise and affirmation I so desperately craved (I was the big kid, I have a scar on my face that goes from my nose to my ear, I was clumbsy, I wore glasses, I had an accent different from my peers, an abusive brother, the list goes on and on). I felt like I was wearing a false face for years and years, even when I was a successful teacher and worked with students who were the hardest to reach. It wasn’t until my parents passed away that I was able to free myself, and then, then, nobody recognized me for me anymore, I’d changed. But I laugh at them, because I am me, the real me, finally. It feels good. Sorry I got on my soapbox - I have issues with my past self - but I wouldn’t be who I am without them. I really enjoyed this episode. I like it when you get to see those glimpses of the real person behind the persona.

Chat got it wrong on Seho's height (understandable, that's what comes up when you google it lol) - if you watch Jimin's episode of Beatcoin, Seho is between Jimin's and the female host's heights, so he's probably around 5'5ish. Edit: also appreciate the discussion at the end, it was very relatable Last edit lmao: sometimes army narratives are not the most accurate. the burger incident was so overblown, and it was disappointing to see widely-liked twitter posts continuing to spread that narrative when this episode dropped. I love the army community most of the time (discussions and memes in particular), but this is one of its downsides.

Este fue uno de los mejores episodios del programa. Es una pena que algunos no pudieran disfrutar, BTS seguramente ha pasado por cosas que son vergonzosas o imposibles de contar, he recibido más humillaciones en privado de las que he recibido en público. Quizas nunca lo sepamos.

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52:34 now that you mentioned this, have you seen that episode of the show? I love JK and im an ARMY purple blooded, but i feel its unfair to hate on Seho because of that video which was taken out of context. If you could watch the show maybe you will understand.

I still have mix feelings about this nan because of Jk"s incident. But I am in favour of second chances and I am sure he asked BTS for forgiveness, so they demonstrate a warm relationship nowadays. But the lion BTS mother in me still feel suspicious.😮