BTS Praised: Group's 'Life Goes On' MV Reaches 114 Million Views In 2 Days, Brings 'Healing' And 'Comfort' To Fans
BTS treated fans with their second album this year titled "BE" recently. Jimin, Jin, Suga, Jungkook, J-Hope, V and RM released their latest set of tracks on Friday, Nov. 20, including the official "Life Goes On" music video.
ARMYs around the globe were sent into a frenzy upon hearing BTS' new songs. Now, the group's "Life Goes On" music video has a total of 114 million views already. Avid followers of the Bangtan Boys, also, expressed their joy over the fact that it was Jungkook himself who directed the trending MV.
"Popular opinion : everyone agree that JEON JUNGKOOK IS THE BEST DIRECTOR," one YouTuber user wrote in the comment section. "The way jungkook got hit by pillows and his expression was so cute.....(only detective army's will know it)," Khaled Shareef stated. "There are seven young men who taught me to live and love myself and to trust myself. I could neither do nor one of these. I did not trust myself before I knew them. They taught me humility. Yes, gentlemen, they are BTS," a third netizen penned.
"I don't get tired of listening to this song every day, and I want to listen to it more than once every day. When I work, when I study..." Monofa said. "The way J-hope looks at Jimin when he sings is so precious. My heart. They are just so precious. This is good I felt so comforted," another YouTube user stated. "I'll never get tired of loving these guys who taught me to love myself," a sixth netizen shared.
To recall, BTS, previously, revealed that "Life Goes On" is a song intended to everyone affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jimin, Jin, Suga, Jungkook, J-Hope, V and RM considered the fact that 2020 has been a very tough year; so, they want to bring hope to the world through their music.
RM even revealed that the album, which was planned ahead of the "Dynamit" release, was made over a period of months. The group leader noted that "BE" was made in "a collaborative process with fans," adding that they all learned how to operate cameras.
"The pandemic unexpectedly put a lot of our original plans to a halt. However, it provided us an opportunity to step back and focus on ourselves as well as our music," Jimin told Rolling Stone India, per Variety. "We reflected the emotions that we felt during this unprecedented period into this album. We were also able to take a step further by taking roles in overall production, such as concept development, composition and visual design," he went on.
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