C'aura

This entire album resonates with BTS's true message, which is for all of us to love each and to love ourselves too. Although their previous albums spoke of their fans learning to love themselves, and how no matter what we may face, that there will always come better and brighter days, as long as you hold on long enough. This album finally speaks of them loving themselves, appreciating how far they've come, and how far their bond with their fans has come as well. Each track has a message, a message that is relevant to anyone who is willing to listen. They speak of accepting that the world is a dark place the higher you climb on the ladder to success. I would even go as far as to say that BTS is the boy band equivalence to J. Cole, speaking of the things that everyone is too afraid to address out of fear of receiving hate from those who dont understand that the world needs to be run through love, not hate, war, discrimination and misunderstandings. They stayed true to their Kpop roots, which makes it all the better, seeing as they did not succumb to the pressures of the world for them to release English music in order for them to be properly recognised by the "Big shots" of the international entertainment industry. They speak of their struggles, of how far they've come, how much they've grown, and what they had to endure to get here. It's truly a beautiful musical piece. The entire album is moving, thus proving that BTS did not come to play