Jin just ponders at the fall and musters a mysterious stare. Suga reacts and shoves a wooden chair into the wall, which destroys Jin’s pyramid next door. Suga throws Jungkook to the wall but Jungkook had enough of his shit and punches him.

The boys flash back into the crib for a pillow fight, before drunken aqua boy Suga starts trashing the place despite cutie Jungkook trying to hold him back. The cops catch Rap Monster and V, while J-Hope and Jimin get admitted to a mental hospital together. The chorus cuts back and forth with the boys running for their lives, drowning themselves in the sea. V spoils the masterpiece causing Jin to give a ‘meh’ look and pulling out the ‘hand tuck in neck’ choreo from ‘I Need U’. We go back into the crib and see the boys gathered around Jin brooding his way to form a pyramid with cards. Fast forward and we see Rap Mon observing his V working some spray paint magic before the cops arrive and they run off. He pushes Jin onto the wall and spray paints the pretty boy’s body. Pranks are on the agenda and V simply did not want to miss out. The boys start busting out their moves as the reckless party kicks off. Brainy V and flawless PD Jin join in on the fun. An orange-haired Jimin and a giddy J-Hope leads him into their crib. Rap Monster walks along some old train tracks, ditches his cup of candy caffeine and then knocks on one of the carts. The song finally begins with a dramatic entrance of a heavy electric ensemble. He dips his lollipop into his coffee like it is completely normal. The guy wearing an army jacket with the Americano in one hand and a bandaged one on the other is BTS’ charismatic leader Rap Monster! Rap Monster carries a smug look with a lollipop in his mouth as he walks out of his shed. Suddenly, a guy is enters the frame and he’s holding a glass of Americano and dropping an ice cube inside. A dark figure appears out of nowhere, collapses on his back causing water to splash as the man falls into the drown. Haunting and deadly sounds in darkness surrounds the beginning of the music video. Nine brand new tracks showcasing Bangtan style hip-hop, it is the perfect sequel to the soothing and heartwarming numbers in Part One.įrom powerfully dynamic tracks to relaxing medium-tempo songs that only BTS can produce, the album has some of the group’s best music yet.

The hard-hitting boys of BTS have returned with Part Two of their ‘The Most Beautiful Moment In Life’ album, headlined by the exhilarating title track ‘Run’!

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