BTS Unveils New 'HYYH' Installment Penned By Jungkook Prior To 'Love Yourself: Tear' Release

There is another installment to BTS' HYYH (HwaYangYeonHwa) or The Most Beautiful Moment in Life in English. This time, the note's writer is Jungkook, and he continued the story's previous plot after the accident. It was revealed at midnight on Friday, May 4, on BigHit Entertainment's Twitter account.

The year was May 22, 2022. "I thought my body was floating but it was actually the hard floor," the BTS HYYH's note started to read, as translated by All Kpop. The character couldn't feel anything for a while until he started to feel his body was unbearably heavy. He couldn't open his eyes, swallow, and even breathe.

"I started losing consciousness and my surroundings started to get blurry," BTS' HYYH's continued to say. After a while, his body started shaking, until he opened his eyes in an unbearable feeling of pain and agony. Later on, something barely came into his sight, and he felt like it was being blocked by sand. The mysterious thing was not moving and just continued to float in the air.

After staring at it for a long while, it became clear it was the moon. "My head must've been flipped back because the world was turned upside down," BTS' HYYH revealed. So, it looked like the moon was also placed upside down. He tried to cough, but his body couldn't move. A rush of cold air then hit him. He got terribly scared and tried moving his lips, but he also couldn't speak.

Although he didn't close his eyes, his surroundings started to get dark, until someone talked to him while he felt that he was slowly losing his consciousness. "Living is going to be more painful than death. But do you still want to live?" the BTS' HYYH ended.

BTS has been releasing a series of notes for HYYH or The Most Beautiful Moment in Life. In fact, it has been going on since the group released their two mini-albums. The first one has the same title, while the other one is the Young Forever compilation album. The series continues to tackle things about youth, friendship, and hardship, which are also featured in the hitmakers' songs.

According to Kpop Line, BTS' HYYH is reportedly a part of the group's upcoming album, Love Yourself: Tear, which is also a part of their Love Yourself album series. The "Mic Drop" singers also unveiled a short film, titled Euphoria: Theme of Love Yourself: Wonder, prior to the new LP's release on May 18. This video is also said to be connected to The Most Beautiful Moment in Life's new note installment.