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Lyrically, the Korean version talks about the realization of losing a loved one and holding on to a reality where they still exist, while the English version addresses the burden of stardom and fear of losing oneself. Both versions were written by Pdogg, Blvsh, Chris James, Ghstloop, Jimin, BTS bandmate RM, and Evan.
"Set Me Free Pt. 2" was written by Jimin, Supreme Boi, Ghstloop and Pdogg, while the latter two handled the production.Musically, it is a hip-hop [1] and pop track [2] that incorporates "band-style" trumpets, heavy bass drum, [3] synth brass, vocal effects, [4] and auto-tuned vocals. [5]
The album comprises six tracks. Jimin is credited as a co-writer on five of them, while BTS bandmate RM is credited on three: "Face-Off" and both the Korean and English versions of "Like Crazy". [10] A short video featuring behind-the-scenes footage of Jimin during the creative process of the album was uploaded to YouTube shortly afterwards. [11]
Jimin performs the song as the lead vocalist of the Smeraldo Garden Marching Band. Pdogg , Ghstloop, and Evan (the song's producers) appear as the other members of the band. Filmed as a live performance against the backdrop of a woodland landscape, Jimin dances with a group of children then adult dancers whom he pairs up as couples.
LeeMujin Service (Korean: 리무진 서비스; RR: Rimujin seobiseu) is a South Korean talk show and live music web television program hosted by South Korean singer-songwriter Lee Mu-jin.
It is Jimin's first to debut atop both global rankings and he is the second member of BTS to achieve this as a solo artist. [15] " Who" spent a second consecutive week at number one on both global charts (issues dated August 10), with a further 93.4 million streams and 64,000 sales worldwide and 75 million streams and 15,000 sales earned in non ...
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The producers concentrated on making a strong melody for the song as usually the lyrics are changed from English to Korean. [3] When the trailer was released both "Jimin" and "Serendipity" trended worldwide. [1] In a V Live broadcast, RM revealed Jimin's goal with the song was to "push himself as a vocalist" resulting in him coming to RM for ...