BTS and Park Chan-wook's "Old Boy" homage...The music video teaser for "2.0" is released

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BTS (BTS) raised expectations by releasing a teaser for the music video of the track, which homages director Park Chan-wook's "Old Boy."

BTS posted a teaser for the music video for "2.0" from its fifth full-length album "ARIRANG" on its official YouTube channel of HYBE Labels at midnight on April 1. The music video homages director Park Chan-wook's masterpiece, "Old Boy." Just by looking at the short teaser released that day, the scent of "Old Boy" is felt, raising expectations for the main episode.

The video is set in an old hallway and elevator. The narrow corridor is filled with figures of rough and gritty atmosphere. Just in time, when the door of the elevator that arrived on the second floor opens, members of the opposite atmosphere appear.

Someone is wearing a neat suit and holding a newspaper, and someone is holding a filial son's hand so that it doesn't go well with the costume. The newspaper said, "Brand New 2.0 is launched...Phrases such as "strategic overhaul" and "2.0 hidden secret code found" are written. This is linked to the song's name '2.0', which gives it a little fun. The video ends when RM's face wearing sunglasses is revealed as his hand slowly descends as he opens the newspaper. Both RM's costumes and makeup remind me of the movie Old Boy.

"2.0" is a song that expresses BTS's present, which has entered a new phase through change and growth, with a fresh sense. The lyrics "You know how we do" on top of hip-hop and trap genres with impressive anomalous rhythms clearly reveal the attitudes of relaxed and confident people. The song recently entered the U.S. Billboard's main song chart "Hot 100" (April 4) at No. 50.

BTS is sweeping the U.S. Billboard charts with its fifth full-length album "Arirang," released on the 20th of last month. Shinbo and the title song "SWIM" dominated the main album chart "Billboard 200" and the main song chart "Hot 100" at the same time. In particular, 13 of the 14 songs on the album were listed on the "Hot 100," proving the widespread support of global music fans.

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