Classical Musicians React: BTS Map of the Soul: 7 'Interlude: Shadow' Comeback Trailer

that like infinity, that circle, well, here's a map of the

soul

by Carl Jung So, this kind of infinity sign, and this is the kind of concept, the person of the outside world, the ego, the self, the

shadow

and the inner world. animus, so it looks like what they are portraying visually. This song starts with something like social norms telling us what we want. We want to be a rock star, we want to be pop stars. we want to be famous, we want money, and it's simplistic sonically and it's like having this bass that goes up a little bit and then it goes down, it's super simple, and then the mirror, there's a lot of mirror work.

What ends up happening is when he goes on stage, you see him start talking about this is when he goes deeper into himself, where he talks like he's scared, no one told him it was so crazy and so difficult. to be so famous and so tall, he came to his senses to find himself as high as he is but as low as he is then, it's that-it's that dichotomy, it's-it's the juxtaposition of how famous he is, but how depressed he feels and how sad he feels about specific things within himself, and then what ends up happening is that there's this sonic shift, where you have this kind of really heavy bass, just grainy like 808, and you have these really wacky synth sounds that are almost like embodying evil, and the concept within oneself that drives towards fame, that drives towards lust or specific desire, and it seems like that's a little exaggerated, like he's allowing that... it's part of him, and it's this kind of battle that he's having within himself.

When he comes back and the lights are red, and the things around him say, "I want to be king," "I am you, you are." “I, we are the same person,” very poetic and very psychologically invoking. Yeah, it seems like in the end he's succumbed to this, to this darker inner self that's helping him get through, and it's sad because then it ends abruptly. Kind of people taking pictures and pictures and... And he's at the center of it all, and the thing is, he's a normal human being. Because we all go through this in our own stories, in our own experiences, because this is Exactly what Carl Jung talks about is that, through the outer and inner world, there are so many differentiations within our collective consciousness that it is...

I would recommend reading anything by Jung, it's pretty incredible, but this guy articulates it so well. The cadence of it is incredible and the sonic musicality that changes during each part of personal consciousness is quite profound. I think now I know why BTS is crazy and awesome because it was very, very well done. Very well done Hr: bts U: ES BTS Ch: How many do you have? (Hr: It's btz) it's bizz U: BTZ Ch: BUZZ (Hr: OKAY)