Rapper Reacts to AGUST D (SUGA BTS) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! | DAECHWITA '대취타' MV

Yoongi, rm , j hope a rapper..... But Jin when angry he is the fastest rapper

Fact
he wrote this whole damn song in just 30 minutes

You're fucking crazy, first time watching n u got all that. I'm so proud I've found someone who actually cares and pays attention, to both vid, flow, AND lyrics.

[Using google translate]
What Yoongi wanted to represent in this video is his past, because he was born into a very poor family, he had to earn his own money and he barely had enough for bread.
Also, many phrases towards Korean rappers who made fun of him for being an idol are represented by "stories" of Korean culture.
Let's say you can see two totally different characters, a prince and a countryman, well, what Agust D wants to represent with these two characters is an internal struggle between his most vain "me" and his most humble "me", that's why the end ends up killing the prince, because he only wants to keep his most modest version.
Sorry if it is not understood, I don't speak English hahaha.

The thing that really surprise me it's the fact that in real life yoongi is the sweetest person, he has this calm and quiet personality but when he's on the stage is insane ...A RAP BEAST ....so awesome. I love him so much. He's a genius.

I really like Yoongi. As a Korean, I am so proud of Yoongi, and he is handsome, cute, cool, handsome and handsome. For that reason, I am writing it to help foreigners who are BTS fans like me.
First of all, Daechwita was played by the king during the Joseon Dynasty. In fact, if you visit various palaces in Seoul, Korea, you can see them changing the display by playing them.
The loud sound at the beginning of the first song is a traditional Korean instrument called "Taepyeongso." It is divided into brass instruments. The sound is very loud. Also, the sound Suga makes when he walks in the market is a traditional Korean instrument called 'kkwaenggwari'. The metal is tapped into a bowl, separated into percussion instruments.
In the middle, "Gwanghae" is a king of the Joseon Dynasty, and one of the officials and royalty drove out Gwanghae (Injo Banjeong) and Gwanghae was the king who regained the foundation of Joseon after the war (Japan's war/Imjin War). He led the war on his feet from the crown prince's time, and took care of the people unlike the king who ran away. However, he was envied by the king, and he almost failed to ascend the throne, but he died. After he ascended the throne, he was criticized by officials for being politically brilliant but inconsistent with Confucian ideas, and had to grovel to his stepmother a few years younger than him as a mother, and killed or exiled the prince for fear of losing the throne. Eventually, in the name of such an event, officials ousted one of the royal family members as king and drove out Gwanghae. Gwanghae did a really good job, and he has a lot of achievements, but he is still a tyrant. He's actually a great man as a king. He did wrong things such as killing his family, but his command was the king.
Also, kings in the Joseon Dynasty could not ascend the throne if they had scars. We all need to think about why Yoongi has a scar on his eye in this video.
Also, the sword in the music video is a perfect Korean traditional sword. Many people may think of it as Japan, but it is a traditional Korean sword called 'Hwando. The history of "Hwando" can go up to the Goryeo Dynasty, and the king's order to make it is contained in a history book called "Hwando Temple." It would be different from what is actually on the record when it started to be used. From now on, I want to explain the difference with Japan. First of all, Japan is longer than the penis. Korea had to be comfortable and light to carry around the black in Korea because the bow was more important than the sword (Koreans were a people who shot arrows while riding horses). The bow was more advanced than the sword. In particular, the bow is the best in the world.) And it's different from wearing it. Korea wears a sword in a way called 'tidon-maegi'. The name 'Hwando' comes from the fact that it has a ring. "Tidonmaegi" is a method of hanging a string around the ring in the sword collection of Hwan-do and hanging it around the waist. So when you kick a sword in this way, the sword handle goes behind your back, and the tip of the sword goes to the tip of your toes. It's convenient to ride a horse, and it's comfortable because it's not exactly fixed to your body in your daily life. Also, it does not interfere with bows and arrows. However, Japan uses a method of attaching a sword to its belt. Because I fought while running. Also, the representative cross-section of Hwan-do is a pentagon, traditionally called Bae Hyeong-do. In comparison, the cross section of Japan is hexagonal. A Korean sword is a single-handed sword, and a Japanese sword is a two-handed sword.
I was really excited when this music video was released. It is also exciting to hear Yoongi's new song, especially when he said he would show Korean traditional beauty to foreigners. And I was very thankful to Yoongi. Yoongi and BTS are Korean treasures. Thank you so much and I love you.

Daechwita is the traditional Korean music they played when a king entered . So Yoongi is basically saying that now people play daechwita wherever he goes.

Suga’s grandmother was the last Empress of Korea,and if the line had continued Suga could have been Emporer.🤴🏽

The fact that this beat is consistent throughout the whole song but sounds like it changes solely based on his rap and cadence is so dope! You picked up on that and hardly anyone does!! You’re a genius!

The fact that daechwita only has one melody and yoongi raps with different flows and rhythm in it, is just pure genius.

The part where he starts rapping fast with the blind fold on hits a bit harder. He says something similar in his song called Interlude: Shadow. He talks about being up so high (fame) that it's scary due to the pressure and sometimes he thinks about being on the ground as a relief of all of that weight on his shoulders. I think it's really interesting to hear it from his point of view. He got everything he wanted but it's a blocking point. Where do I go from now? What more should I do even though I'm up so high? Lyrics like these make me love Suga as a rapper and a lyricist even more.

Just know everything in Yoongi's songs has a meaning. Sometimes pieces just come in together because it's meant to be, and sometimes it's done on purpose, but everything has a meaning, an explanation and a backstory. That's just wonderful. I love how the MV and the lyrics are closely linked together, the flow just goes and it's perfect for the vibe and everything can be explained, it just makes sense. Love this man

Suga ( yoongi) has never actually mentioned who this kinda diss tracks are targeted towards ... He says " if you get offended by it then it's your problem"

I know a lot of folks told you the lyrics from Suga's history and perspective but the song is literally a homage to his Korean roots and Korean culture. The song's title literally cannot be translated into another language, it's that Korean. It's very cool how you got the military vibe off the bat. A testament to your open-mindedness and love of music to be able to catch cross-cultural aspects. I have a IB degree and I even struggle in this sometimes. Anyway...

Gwanghae was literally a Korean emperor who went "berserk". I would say that Suga's references and how they intertwine with Korean history, his personal history, and the state of his & BTS's music is literally genius. There are even South Korean history teachers who have watched this MV and worked hard to catch and explain all the nuances in these lyrics...but my fav section of this song is his lower timbre in the prison at night. The metaphoric self examining depth he goes to at that moment in time grabs you as you realize he is both egotistical and humble all at the same time. Ego in that he has the confidence to take risks and put himself out there, and humble in that he realizes what is and isn't important to the meaning of life... and the appreciation of saying he can conqueror the world of music while still staying true to his roots, and Korean heritage. Put it like this... when American musicians go to other nations to give concerts there is never a question of whether they well meddle or change to fit that's nation's culture, language, or environment and still be successful and sell, while the expectation for BTS in America is the opposite... BTS is trying to break all these molds of what is and isn't the CENTER of the universe. lol.

As a person who has seen many analysis and reactions, not many take time to dissect cadence like you have. Not only have you done a great job respecting Korean rappers and finding the message but studying Suga’s style.

Not many people point out how Yoongi used a lot of different flows so I love how you noticed and appreciate them. I also love ove how you immediately thought that the beat was like of a marching army because daechwita means a music being played when the king is on a procession. And the king in the mv is actually the old Agust D who had blond hair and the black hair is the new Agust D. So like from what I interpret is that the old Agust D's reign is over and is now taken over the new Agust D ☺️

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Just in case you are interested, the lines where Suga says "I'm not a weak pill popper like you" sound exactly same as "I'm not a weakling like you" when spoken in Korean.
It's like when you use the word "knight(or night)" in English lyric and make it have meaning whichever way you interpret it.

The line goes "I was born a tiger, I ain't no weak pill popper like you" so people reading the lyric will know about "pill-popping" thing, but people without knowledge of Suga could interpret it as just "a weakling." I guess it is his hidden message to those who pop pills "to get inspiration because they are artist.'

From what I've heard, Suga (and also RM) caught a lot of hatred when they "abandoned" the underground rapper society by "taking an easy idol route rather than staying as artists."

Suga's crazy production!
He just blend the traditional Korean sounds to hip hop. You can still feel the traditional background beats!!!

The fact that he wrote and produce his own song

i’m glad he sees every little detail and tries to find the symbolism because kpop music videos is ALL about symbolism