Discover 5 K-pop songs revealed by BTS’s J-Hope as his favorites in the South Korean music industry!
Remember? Before starting the South Korean military enlistment, J-Hope from BTS was BIGHIT MUSIC RECORD from Melon (via Koreaboo) and revealed what his favorite K-pop songs are.
In the list, he mentioned songs by artists such as BLACKPINK, TayeangBIGBANG and even Crushrapper with whom he may already collaborate on a project.
With this in mind, RECREIO has gathered below the details of 5 of the tracks that J-Hope revealed that they are part of his favorite playlist and are always on his playlist. Check out:
1. “Stay” – BLACKPINK
“Stay” by BLACKPINK got an MV on October 31, 2016, a nice Halloween gift! The song is part of the group’s single digital album titled “Square Two”. The song’s lyrics talk about the desire to remain with someone you love.
2. “Closer” – OH MY GIRL
Title-track of OH MY GIRL’s second eponymous EP,”Closer”, was released on October 7, 2015. The track talks about a sad love story, where the loved one is distant from the one who loves them, even though that doesn’t mean it. make the feeling subside. Listen above!
3. “Love You To Death” – Taeyang
J-Hope He really is a great romantic! In addition to “Stay” and “Closer”, he also mentioned “Love You To Death” by Taeyang, a soloist who debuted as a member of BIGBANG. Released in 2014 as part of the album “Raise”, the track reflects on the pain of unrequited love.
4. “After You Fall Asleep” – Taeyang, Swings
“After You Fall Asleep” is found on his first solo studio album. Taeyang, “Solar”. The song was released in collaboration with Swings. Listen!
5. “Lay Your Head On Me” – Crush
Released on November 16, 2018, “Lay Your Head On Me” is a digital single from Crush. With the sound of a guitar to compose a cozy melody, the lyrics are like a hug to those who feel lost and need a place of refuge.
For this work, Crush featured the music producer Fernando Garibaywho worked with singers such as Shakira It is Lady Gaga.
please note that Crush He has already collaborated with the owner of “Arson” on his first comeback after completing his period as a soldier in the South Korean Armed Forces. Released on September 22 last year, “Rush Hour” celebrates the return of Crush promotional actions. Remember!
Still, these weren’t the only tracks mentioned by J-Hope. The idol also included “Thank You For Breathing” by Tablo in colaboration with Bong Tae Gyu It is Yankee; “And We Go”, by Sung Si Kyung; “Slander”, which is voiced by Lee Hyun; “You in the Memory”, sung by Lee Seung Gi and “Permission to Dance”, a song that belongs to BTS’s discography.
Source: Recreio
