BTS Release Dramatic Second Music Video For ‘ON’: Watch

BTS members have a couple of days off from their practice after their first leg of concerts were cancelled Coronavirus outbreak. While RM, Jin, Jimin, Jungkook, V, J-Hope and Suga are trying their best to keep fans posted about their whereabouts with photos, videos and VLives, we genuinely feel they aren't enough.

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BTS's new "Black Swan" music video is far less confoundingly symbolic than the K-pop group's music video for "ON." The group opt for the more traditionally eye-catching mode of elaborate dance routines, but there's still a lot of cloudy metaphors based on the song's title. For example, at one point the band wears white outfits, then in another scene they've switched to black, a classic swan reference.

After hitting No. 4 on the Hot 100 chart earlier this week with “ON,” BTS surprised fans today (March 4) with the release of a new music video for “Black Swan,” the first single released off of last month’s Billboard 200 chart-topper Map of the Soul: 7.

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We love the drama! The artistry! The STUPID LOVE!

One of the nice things about blogging BTS videos is seeing the K-pop band's superfans — the "Army" — pick everything apart, from overt symbolism to things that would appear meaningless to the untrained eye. It's safe to say that BTS's new music video "ON" will keep them occupied for some time.

The new On music was released yesterday and it opened a floodgate of theories. The new MV sees BTS members coming together for an artistic video and leave the ARMY spellbound.

Yet another record-breaking moment for BTS! The K-Pop band finally released the much-anticipated music video of their hit latest track ON. Thanks to their ARMY, it was the biggest premiere in YouTube’s history. It has been just hours since the band dropped the music video on YouTube and it has already started breaking records. According to Variety, about 1.54 million viewers tuned in to watch the premiere on February 27, 2020.

BTS dropped the official music video of their Map of the Soul: 7 song "On." The video featured RM, Suga, Jimin, Jin, Jungkook, V and J-Hope defying time as they made several biblical and other mythological references. The stunning work of art left fans impressed and theorizing the meaning behind every element used in the video.

Here's a new video from the K-pop sensations

The music video of BTS’ latest track ON is finally here and the internet has been hijacked by Army. BTS fans are busy discussing their various fan theories on Twitter and are trying to decode the message behind the music video.