BTS songs: meaning, key lines and pronunciation

BTS's “2.0” is a confident return in which the group shrugs off imitators and presents themselves as freshly upgraded.

“Aliens” by BTS is a swaggering declaration that a group of outsiders, born different, now set the pace and dare anyone to keep up.

BTS's “Black Swan” is about an artist who fears the day music stops moving them, then sinks into a dark sea and finds their own self waiting in the depths.

BTS's “Blood Sweat & Tears” is about someone who knowingly gives in to a tempting, dangerous lover and surrenders everything.

BTS's “Body to Body” is a call for a packed stadium to come together, put the screens away and share one big, sweaty night.

In “Boy With Luv,” BTS sing as someone endlessly curious about a loved one, wanting to learn every little habit, taste and detail about them.

“Dis-ease” by BTS is about the guilt of resting and the doubt over whether the world or the self is the sick one.

BTS's “DNA” is about the thrill of meeting someone who feels like fate itself, a love the group sees as written into their very bodies.

In “FAKE LOVE,” BTS describe loving someone so hard that they hide their sadness, act strong, and slowly erase their own identity to fit what the other…

BTS’s “FYA” is a high-heat club night where everything blazes and the group urges you to dance without holding back.

BTS's “Hooligan” is a boastful, high-energy track about a group tearing up the floor with a wild, unruly attitude.

In “IDOL,” BTS answer critics who point fingers and pick at them by refusing to be defined by anyone else's labels.

In “Into the Sun,” BTS promise to rush to someone who needs them and chase the dawn together through a long stretch of dark days.

BTS's “Life Goes On” is about carrying on after the world suddenly stops and everything feels cold, wet and heavy.

BTS’s “Merry Go Round” follows a singer worn down by a daily loop of routine and worry that never lets up, however hard they try.

BTS’s “Mic Drop” is a swaggering victory lap in which the group answers doubters by pointing to how far they have come.

In “NORMAL (Korean Ver.),” BTS sing about living under fame's glare until constant love and hate start to feel ordinary.

In “Not Today,” BTS speak for the underdogs of the world, admitting that defeat may come someday but refusing to accept it now.

In “ON,” BTS sing about meeting fear and pain head-on rather than running from them.

BTS's “Please” is a plea from someone ready to do anything to stay beside the person he loves, even when the world keeps pushing them apart.

BTS's “RUN” is about a devoted lover who keeps chasing someone who is slipping away, even though it hurts.

BTS's “Save ME” is a plea from someone stuck in a dark, lonely place who sees one person as the only way out.

In “Spring Day,” BTS sing about longing for someone who is far away, and about the ache of time pulling two people apart.

BTS's “they don't know 'bout us” is about a group worn down by outsiders who judge them and demand explanations they cannot give.