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he/him🏳️‍⚧️ the autism is strong with this one 161 1312 but most importantly hell yeah anarchism abgelenkt und angepisst

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fae⁷ @onthistangent.eurosky.social · 6mo ago

🐰 purple heart! 🐰 love youuu~ 🐰 thank you for sending me purple heart~ 🐰 *hands dramatically on chest, bowing in thanks*

bblln⁷ got 🪈 piped & spooned 🥄@sgmnyg7.bsky.social · 6mo ago

jk: fuck you *cutely*

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Daily BTS⁷ 💜@dailybts.bsky.social · 6mo ago

🙂‍↕️

Jungkook in the kitchen wearing his all black outfit, telling the camera, "I don't want you to tell me what to do"

laur ♡⁷ saw autumn leaves @joonlens.bsky.social · 6mo ago

🐰: i want my feelings to be properly conveyed 🐰: FUCK!

fae⁷ @onthistangent.eurosky.social · 6mo ago

Jungkook is feeling SASSY he's feeling BRATTY he doesn't GIVE A FUCK and I love him so bad

Stray Kids Daily @straykidsdaily.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Felix on Instagram

Mahto @mahto808.bsky.social · 7mo ago

To anyone that needs clarification, "your best" is what you can accomplish without damage to your physical, mental and emotional health, not what you can accomplish by destroying them

DeeDee 01⁷⊙⊝⊜@deedee01.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Jimin 💜

BTS Translations / Bangtansubs @bangtansubs.com · 6mo ago

260217 Suga's Instagram Post HNY 🐈‍⬛ Trans cr; Riya @ bts-trans © TAKE OUT WITH FULL CREDITS 🔗 www.instagram.com/p/DU2Xc_ViRBa

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Yoongi: I think as artists and as individuals, you have to be able to express both the positive and the negative sides of life. I think we are slowly heading that way because this album has a lot of introspection and thoughts…things have changed and we are still changing.

“I do understand that being idol groups and boy bands and girl groups in the K-pop industry, it might feel like it’s a little bit restraining about the negative sides of life,” says Suga. “But I think as artists and as individuals, you have to be able to express both the positive and the negative sides of life. I think we are slowly heading that way because this album has a lot of introspection and thoughts…things have changed and we are still changing.”

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

"They wanted a name that represents who they are as a group and the stories they want to tell. “ Arirang’ is a traditional Korean folk song that transcends time and generations, long associated with emotions of connection, distance, and reunion,” they wrote."

Two weeks after my interview with them, I’ll receive a message from the band about their album title. They’ve chosen to name it Arirang, after a widely known anthem in Korea, reflecting the country’s history. They wanted a name that represents who they are as a group and the stories they want to tell. “ ‘Arirang’ is a traditional Korean folk song that transcends time and generations, long associated with emotions of connection, distance, and reunion,” they wrote.

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Yoongi: We have a diversity of genres. What I can tell you is that it’s going to be quite different from the BTS albums and sounds that you’ve been listening to. You’re going to see a more mature side of BTS this time around. Namjoon: It’s truly the whole package.

“We have a diversity of genres,” Suga says. “What I can tell you is that it’s going to be quite different from the BTS albums and sounds that you’ve been listening to. You’re going to see a more mature side of BTS this time around.”

“It’s truly the whole package,” RM says. “I can tell this next album is going to enlighten a little of that confusion.”

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Jungkook: Sometimes, we would pair up to go into a studio room. Sometimes, it would be just one of us and then we would switch pairs so that we could have different ideas and different types of collaborations.

Jung Kook enjoyed the routine of the camp. “It was really fun because we had three rooms in the studio,” he says. “Sometimes, we would pair up to go into a studio room. Sometimes, it would be just one of us and then we would switch pairs so that we could have different ideas and different types of collaborations. So it was our way of breaking away from molds, and sometimes it worked out really badly, sometimes it worked out really nicely. But the whole process was very liberating and free, so it was very fun.”

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Yoongi: Depending on the different songs, there would be one member who would be the leading person who would contribute to the writing of the song.

Through the years, though, the other members have grown into songwriters and producers in their own right, now boasting several songwriting and producing credits. The group’s artistic maturity, honed further during its time apart, had an exciting effect on this album’s sessions.

“We’re all very ambitious, still, about writing music and creating music,” says Suga. “Depending on the different songs, there would be one member who would be the leading person who would contribute to the writing of the song.” Jimin, for example, expanded his skill set, learning new techniques on the music software QBS.

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

"The group knew they had to return to the foundation of BTS: each other. They entered a songwriting camp for the first time, working with the music industry’s best songwriters and producers in Los Angeles."

“I think we’re still confused,” RM says, with characteristic honesty. “But we’re trying to find a little piece of gold inside this confusion.” To get that clarity, the group knew they had to return to the foundation of BTS: each other. They entered a songwriting camp for the first time, working with the music industry’s best songwriters and producers in Los Angeles.

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

"They worked as if digging for a piece of gold, like they did in the early days. 'And I think we kind of found one,' RM says"

For those two months in LA, back together in the same house, the boys—now men in their late 20s and early 30s—worked day in and day out, all in an effort to make the best possible album. They worked as if digging for a piece of gold, like they did in the early days. “And I think we kind of found one,” RM says, referring to their fifth studio album and their first in nearly six years.

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

"They followed a strict routine: training together in the gym in the morning, coming back home for lunch, reporting to the studio by 1 p.m., and working with various songwriters and producers on new songs until about 8 p.m., after which they’d all go back home."

“We’d do six days a week, like businessmen,” says RM, the band’s leader. They followed a strict routine: training together in the gym in the morning, coming back home for lunch, reporting to the studio by 1 p.m., and working with various songwriters and producers on new songs until about 8 p.m., after which they’d all go back home.

Living in one house as roommates once again, BTS were inadvertently doing a simulation of life before superstardom, back to their days as trainees for Big Hit Entertainment (later rebranded as Hybe Corporation) when they would’ve given anything just to debut.

winterly⁷ ❄️🌸🪭🌅@winterlyblooms.bsky.social · 6mo ago

a thread of every album-related crumb from bts's gq interview

Skz updates @raejisung.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Nerdsung serenading us!? 😭🥰❤️❤️ Before spring ends - Wang OK #Han #StrayKids #YouMakeStrayKidsStay

Omg. WTF is Happening?@lalahaenzy.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Sir Ian McKellen performing a monologue from Shakespeare’s Sir Thomas More on the Stephen Colbert show. Never have I heard this monologue performed with such a keen sense of prescience. Nor have I ever been in this exact historical moment.TY Sir Ian, for reaching us once again. #Pinks #ProudBlue