For a pop band to display such thematic consistency, depth, and maturity is a wonder, making Love Yourself: Answer BTS' most definitive statement to date and a snapshot of the group at the top of its game.
Love Yourself 結 'Answer'.
A detrimentally common problem with every BTS release under the sun, whether bite-sized, perfectly-paced, or hour-long, is that the project's focal story or narrative takes a backseat for the sake of variety. And when I say every BTS release, I mean EVERY one of them (besides BE, but 🤫). Most of the time, the tonal and narrative inconsistency of a BTS release leaves minimal damage, as, for example, many of the group's EPs (e.g. Love Yourself 承 'Her' or The ... read more
Sometimes I stumble back onto this page & see the current top review. While it holds some truth, some bitches really think you can generalize an entire genre and choose to do so by putting the generalization under a "review" for a group that happens to be an anomaly. Clown behavior.
As a compilation, LY: A has some bangers like MIC Drop, Anpanman, Airplane, Pt. 2, but also it's fair share of mediocre tracks and unnecessary remixes. However, looking into the bigger picture of ... read more
K-Pop: not only is it shitty, uninspired pop music that is crafted for the masses, its fucking the music industry too.
This is not genuine music that an artist takes time to perfect and care about. This is music made in a studio by corporate producers whose sole intention is to make fuckloads of money. Auditions and "intense musical training" are not a natural artistic process that anyone goes through to make it. Contracts where artists are not given their respective earnings are ... read more
unlike wings, the solos added a lot to this album, especially the raplines which really stood out to me (trivia love especially!!)
You should love yourself NOW! ⛈️♥️
LOVE YOURSELF 結 'Answer' wraps up BTS' LOVE YOURSELF era, placing Her and Tear in the middle of its 4-part storyline, now introduced by Wonder and concluded by Answer. And there's no review that sums this release up better than @reaIreaIweaseI's – the compilation's first disc minimizes the clutter of Her and Tear, making for a concise and consistent first disc that sums up each part's themes really ... read more