BTS’ new single Life Goes On is all about managing negative feelings – but how do the K-pop group’s members Jin, V, Jungkook et al deal with stress and burnout?
After a crazy year of two Billboard-topping hits and a Grammy nomination for Dynamite, members Suga and J-Hope sleep off stress while Jimin and RM hang out with friends and play games
BTS’ latest Billboard No 1 song Life Goes On and their previous release, the Billboard-topping, Grammy-nominated Dynamite, hold out hope that things will get better, lifting people out of the uncertainty and helplessness arising from the pandemic. But how do our K-pop heroes cheer themselves up? How do they handle the stress and pressure – considering it’s been a very busy year for them with unprecedented achievements? Read on to find out.
Jin expressed himself through the song Abyss
After sharing his concerns with Bang Si-hyuk, the founder and co-CEO of their agency Big Hit Entertainment, he received the suggestion to put his feelings into music, and thus the song Abyss was born. Jin also thanked RM for helping with chorus.
V also uses his stress to fuel his music