Ordinary and honest BTS.. 'NORMAL' Korean version audio unexpectedly released

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The group BTS (RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, Jungkook) has revealed their most honest and ordinary side.

On the afternoon of the 17th, BTS released additional audio for 'NORMAL,' a track from their fifth full album 'ARIRANG.' The newly unveiled audio includes three versions: the Korean version, an instrumental version, and a combined version of both. Previously, the Korean version was first performed at the 'BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN BUSAN' concert in June, receiving a strong response.

The music video for the original song 'NORMAL' was also exclusively released via Spotify on this day. It will be uploaded to YouTube and other platforms on the 19th. The video captures the raw, unfiltered reality behind the dazzling moments on stage. It conveys the quiet atmosphere of time that follows when emotions reach their peak and then subside. The members are shown singing while drenched in water streams while fully clothed, lying down with injured faces, and displaying daily life in a tired and disheveled state.

Traces of the intense party left throughout the scene create a sharp contrast with the vulnerable appearance the members face the next morning. The camera meticulously portrays each member's inherent personality without exaggeration. BTS's ordinary and honest image quietly comforts the anxiety and fatigue felt in daily life.

'NORMAL,' an alternative pop track, previously entered the U.S. Billboard Main Song Chart 'Hot 100' at No. 41 on April 4 and remained there for three consecutive weeks. The seven members calmly yet powerfully expressed the emptiness and fear that exist behind the spotlight. World-renowned producer Ryan Tedder contributed to enhance the song's quality, and the soft singing rap delivered in a conversational style received widespread praise.

Meanwhile, BTS is scheduled to appear on the halftime show stage of the '2026 FIFA North American Cup™' final at New York New Jersey Stadium in New York, U.S., on the 19th (local time), alongside pop stars Madonna, Shakira, and Justin Bieber.

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