#3 N.O.
Dream is gone, no time to breathe
School, house and PC room is all we have
We live the same life
And have to become number one
For us it’s like a double spy between dream and reality.
The song talks about students being overwhelmed by the expectations placed on them by elders, and the effect it has on their mental wellbeing.
In this song, BTS talks about the enormous amount of pressure elders put on students and how it affects their mental well being. As kids, Asian kids are forced to study a lot and get into a good school, so that they can get a high paying 9 to 5 job and show it off to others. Students are also forced to compete with one another on a regular basis and get beaten or thrashed if they fail to achieve their goals. Lastly, by the time they’re in highschool, most kids get sent into cram schools where there is enormous amount of pressure on the kids. The pressure is so huge that, South Korea has the highest suicide rate in the whole world, all thanks to this one reason. This is one of the best bts song about social issues.
BTS inspired me too! I’m glad we’re similar, it was probably the only thing which kept me going when I was low.
they help me so much even though i still feel low
I’ve seen a few people post about this. But that’s basically it. The first time I thought of this, I thought I was crazy – but turns out, I was ironically right.
For the past few months, I had been watching Kpop videos and listening to Kpop music, but whenever it came to BTS, it hit me in a different way. I’m a blink, stay, MOA, midzy, and an ARMY. I had recently listened to BLACKPINK’s “How You Like That” and I thought that it was pretty sick. I didn’t think much of it, but I was proud of the girls and was happy that such an amazing song had been made for their new comeback.
I then listened to Stay Gold, and felt this abnormal pain in my chest. It sank down to my stomach and I started feeling emotionally hurt and started crying. I have absolutely no idea why this happened, but I didn’t know how to describe the feeling. Whenever I listen to any BTS song, even if it’s upbeat and happy,
I feel this weird pain in my chest and I feel depressed for the rest of the day and feel like I want to curl up in a ball and cry for no reason at all. I then knew that there was something wrong with me and I already had severe depression. If someone asked me what caused my depression, the only thing that would come to mind is BTS, and I thought that I had gone out of my mind. I didn’t mind it and thought that quarantine had just gotten to me so I thought I was acting weird.
The severity of this issue flared in the past few days, and it bothered me so much that I just had to search it up out of my curiosity.
To my surprise, results came up and I saw other people suffering from the exact same thing I was. I soon decided that the best decision for me was the take a break from k-pop and BTS, but I feel weak without them. They give me motivation and strength, yet they also make me severely depressed at the same time. What should I do?
I think it’s because you’ve become emotionally dependent on them, maybe some part of you is sad realizing that they’re not gonna be with you forever.
Stay gold sounded like it would be their disbandment song, but they decided to renew their contracts. The lyrics do imply that they want Army to stay happy even when they’re gone. So I guess maybe your experiencing withdrawal/denial after hearing the song??
I think staying out of kpop, Bts especially is the right decision.
I don’t really know so don’t take my word for anything.
Whether I’m watching them on vlive, YouTube, or just listening to their music, BTS is always a bright spot during bleaker days.
I’ve been feeling extra down and hopeless the last several weeks and was wondering what songs make you feel good, whether it’s lyrics that you can relate to or that help you with the love yourself concept. I’m not necessarily looking for “happy” songs. I’m just having a hard time with Loving Myself.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
This should cheer you up https://ramenswag.com/bts-quotes/