BTS ft. Sakshma Srivastav | Indian Interview | E NOW | Exclusive

We're together for India. Stay strong! V, you have to talk about your voice. Jango, I love your hair. India BTS Army, you have saved our lives. Please go ahead and introduce yourselves. I'm Jimin. Nice to meet you. Hi, my name is RM. Nice to meet you guys. Hi, I'm Suga. Nice to meet you. I'm J-Hope. Namaste. Nice to meet you. I'm V. Namaste. I'm Jungkook. Nice to meet you. Namaste. Namaste. Worldwide handsome guy, Jin. Worldwide handsome, of course. Very, very handsome. We have to talk about your song Butter. Please tell us about the concept of the song and what was the most fun part about shooting it? It's not a hard choice. It's really cool. It's just a dance pop track with summer vibes. We tried to dance smooth like butter. That's all about the song. We tried to give the positive energy and danceable vibes to the world. We really enjoyed recording it. But many members had quite a hard time to pronounce the English lyrics. My next question to Jin. I have to ask you this. When I was doing my research on you, I watched hundreds of your performances. You sing and you dance like a dream. But I went to the comments section and I saw that 90% of the comments were about how you are so handsome. I felt like, of course you are handsome. But I feel like, do you think because there is so much focus on how good you look, sometimes it overshadows the fact that you are so much more than that. That you are also a very talented and hardworking musician? I don't think so. Just because I am handsome doesn't mean that my singing is bad. I think I am good at this and my face is handsome. I think this adds to my character. I don't think my face is distracting because my eyes are more towards that side. But I don't think my standards get lower because of my face. It's like adding more decorations to a delicious meal. That's a very interesting answer. Very well said. My next question to Suga. I want to ask you that BTS has given us a lot of songs based on your personal suffering and pain. Usually when something happens to us in our lives which is not a happy memory, we want to forget about it and not think about it. But for you as an artist, to make songs and music inspired from difficult memories, that means you have to go back and feel all those emotions again. Is that a difficult process emotionally? It's not difficult. We have a lot of songs that we have to write. So when we have to write songs, we think a lot about what to talk about. I am very thankful that we have that kind of experience. We can talk about a lot of things. At that time, it was painful to think about it again. But now, it's not like that. I think it's half and half. For me, it was very helpful. A lot of people have trauma and bad memories. But at some point, we have to overcome it. I think we need to organize those moments. For me, one of those moments was when I released my music. For those who don't know, J-Hope donated 100 million won to the children in Tanzania who are suffering from violence. All the members of BTS have donated money to help people in need. My question to you, J-Hope, is that when people talk about BTS, they say, most successful band in the world, legends of K-pop, and probably every artist in the world wants to be where BTS is today. But you are already there. When you have achieved that level of success, what is the next goal that drives you? What is the next big thing? What are the BTS dreams to achieve now? Actually, when I think about it now, we've come this far with endless dreams. But one of the core values is to do our best and to protect what we love and enjoy. I think that's why we've come this far. So rather than setting a clear goal, I think that if we do our best, we can achieve more. Also, there will be a Grammy next year, so we can set a goal for the Grammy. So we will always do our best and do our best in music and performances. We want to give people good honor and joy. Beautifully spoken. That's very well said. That's very well said, J-Hope. RM, my question to you is 8 years into the business, and I think BTS has tried so many concepts and given so many genres to the audience, and the fans are really hungry for something new with every single comeback. I want to ask you that when you have tried so many things, now is it hard to reinvent yourself every single time? Is it hard to surprise the audience and bring something new to the table every single time? Basically, it's never been easy. On average, we've been releasing new music twice a year. Sometimes it happens three times a year. Mostly, except Dynamite and Butter, we've been releasing 8 to 10 tracks. So it's really a lot of amount to put in because we've never seen such artists release this kind of amount of music and of course the contents, the videos, visuals, behind the scenes. It would be a lie if I said that there's no pressure and it's always full of joy. That's what's fun about this whole life and the career. That was one of the biggest reasons that made our current position. Actually, fans and people always expect the new creativity of ourselves, our new images, new hair, new music, new messages, and our new kind of everything. So it's been pressure but thanks to the pressure, we've been trying to practice and try to create the new images. In summary, I'll say it's never been easy and it will never be but it's still fun. That's one of the biggest motivation that we could ever have. That's what BTS is right now and will be forever, I think. You are always so articulate, RM. When you speak, it's always so articulate and so intellectual. It's always a pleasure to listen to you. You speak so well. My question to Jimin. At a young age, the impact that you had as BTS is absolutely incredible and enormous in the world. But the thing is, there's so much scrutiny that every single thing that you might say, every sentence is dissected on social media, every single picture taken is also discussed on social media. Can that be intimidating at times? Do you think it makes you think twice before you might do anything or say anything on camera? Uh... I always have to be careful. I've been pressured but I feel that there are so many people who are interested in us and who are watching us. I feel that our words and actions can have a positive impact and on others. I think that's a very happy thing for us. So, I want to share a positive and positive impact with the world. That's what I think. Very classy. Okay. V. We have to talk about your voice. V. You have a beautiful voice and it has the power to make the listener feel a lot of emotions and it's sexy and it's just amazing and just keeps getting better and better with time. I want to ask you, is that something that you have worked on and polished it with a lot of vocal exercise and practice? Or is it something that a singer just has to be born with and no matter how much you practice, you can't get it if you don't already have it? Well, in the past, I was scolded a lot because of my eating vocalization. But now, I've been polishing it a lot and I think it has become my strength. It's a beautiful voice. It's like if you sing all night, the world will listen all night. Okay, Jungkook. First of all, I love your hair. It's absolutely stunning. Good choice of color. I want to ask you that BTS has had a slow journey to the top. You guys have had your fair share of struggle in the beginning of your career. I want to ask you, what is the one important lesson that you learned in that time which is very valuable, something that you carry with you till now and will stay with you forever? For me, since before my debut, I've learned a lot from the members. I've learned a lot from my social life. I've learned a lot from the members. So I can't pick just one. And it's not like I've learned a lot. There were only good people around me. So I was very grateful. I didn't try to learn a lot, but I think I was made to learn a lot. So I'm very grateful. I think I'm still becoming a person. One more thing. Of course, because you guys have such busy schedules, I'm sure there are days when you're very tired. On days when you're tired and emotionally exhausted, how do you manage to turn up on set and deliver a performance where you're supposed to look happy and excited? Our fans are watching us. So we can't do it carelessly. That's what we think. Since our fans are watching us, let's work hard. Even if we're tired, we endure it and overcome it. How professional. Very professional. Unfortunately, India is going through a very difficult time right now because of COVID-19. In the middle of that, your BTS Indian Army managed to raise 2 million Indian rupees within 24 hours and donated to the patients and counting. Please share a message for them. It will mean so much to them. Thank you for the beautiful armies in India. We miss you and we hope that we could be there in front of you as fast as possible. Let us stay strong in these challenging times. Our prayers go to everyone currently fighting against COVID-19. We hope to see you soon safe and sound. Army, do not lose hope. We're together for India. Stay strong! Stay strong. Let's go! Okay, I have to ask you this because the Indian Army wants to know when is BTS coming to India for a concert? We truly hope that the situation gets better as soon as possible. If the opportunity comes, I hope we can see each other safely. We send our best wishes for India's health. Many, including UNICEF, our partner for the Love Myself campaign are sending their support as well. We're aware that India is suffering badly from the pandemic. After it, we truly hope that we can be there. Claim that things are over and we're here together, right now. We can't wait to have you as well. It's such an honour if BTS comes to India. There are so many fans who are just waiting for you to come. They're already saving money for the tickets, by the way. We cannot wrap up without one thing. There's a tradition on our show whenever we have a foreign artist. We request them to say one sentence in our language, Hindi. Is it okay if I make you say one sentence in Hindi? Yup! Is it okay if I make you say Indian BTS Army, you live in our heart. Is that okay? Yup! Super! Indian BTS Army Aap hamare Dil mein Rehte hain Awesome! You guys are so fast! Can we have that in one go? One more time. Indian BTS Army Aap hamare Dil mein rehte hain Aap hamare Rehte hain Okay. 1, 2, 3 Indian BTS Army Aap hamare Inde Rehte hain One more! One more retake. Aap hamare Dil mein rehte hain Aap hamare Rehte hain Aap hamare Rehte hain 1, 2, 3 Indian BTS Army 1, 2, 3 Indian BTS Army Aap hamare Dil mein rehte hain Super! 10 on 10! That was perfect! You guys are so fast at learning! Incredible! Thank you guys! Thank you! It was so nice to have you on my show. It was my honor. You guys make the world such a happy place. I hope all the happiness multiplies into a thousand times and comes back to you. Thank you! Take care of yourself! Bye-bye! Thank you! Bye! I thought you'd say the part where you were in the air suspended with your waist with a spring. It's not that hard. You just need to wear a belt and go up. It's that easy. It's really fun. I can't do it.