Why BTS Wants to Keep Lyrics Predominantly in Korean After English Language Success
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etonline.comBTS has found massive success with their English-language singles, but it seems fans shouldn't expect too many more of them.
As RM told in the band's cover story, the band's goal is to keep its lyrics predominantly in Korean — maintaining their position as «the outlier.» «I don't think we could ever be part of the mainstream in the U.S., and I don't want that either,» he tells the magazine. «Our ultimate goal is to do a massive stadium tour there.
That’s it.» BTS, which was forced to cancel their world tour due to COVID-19, has put out three English-language singles so far — «Dynamite,» «Butter» and «Permission to Dance.» «Dynamite» and «Butter» both received mainstream airplay, and marked the first time songs by an all-Korean group hit the.
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