Quick roundup of songs released in other languages.
Airplane pt2 [Japanese] - Bangtan Sonyeondan
The MV for Airplane pt2 takes place in a bar in the middle of nowhere, perhaps in a hot, deserted area. I'm thinking Westerns and with the music instrumental sounding a little fitting for that kind of environment the MV style is perfect. You could say it is a box MV since it focuses on the Airplane pt2 choreography. Interesting how this MV was released just after the Love Yourself Tour leg for America and Europe and the guys have visited some of the cities mentioned (weeping that I'll never see them and missed my chance when they came here)
I Don't Miss You [English version of Missing You] - Eric Nam
I have to agree with what others have said, the English lyrics sound more savage compared to the Korean. Perhaps it is because a lot of overseas listeners understand English more readily. Or maybe since it is Eric's first language he just let it all out. The instrumental sounds just the same and still carries that lovely melody in the song.
What [Japanese] - DREAMCATCHER
Proof that DREAMCATCHER can do epic even in Japanese like DAY6. Both groups should do Anime openings and ending themes. That would be mind-blowing for sure. The What MV is almost identical to the original Korean one with extra scenes added.
Airplane pt2 [Japanese] - Bangtan Sonyeondan
The MV for Airplane pt2 takes place in a bar in the middle of nowhere, perhaps in a hot, deserted area. I'm thinking Westerns and with the music instrumental sounding a little fitting for that kind of environment the MV style is perfect. You could say it is a box MV since it focuses on the Airplane pt2 choreography. Interesting how this MV was released just after the Love Yourself Tour leg for America and Europe and the guys have visited some of the cities mentioned (weeping that I'll never see them and missed my chance when they came here)
I Don't Miss You [English version of Missing You] - Eric Nam
I have to agree with what others have said, the English lyrics sound more savage compared to the Korean. Perhaps it is because a lot of overseas listeners understand English more readily. Or maybe since it is Eric's first language he just let it all out. The instrumental sounds just the same and still carries that lovely melody in the song.
What [Japanese] - DREAMCATCHER
Proof that DREAMCATCHER can do epic even in Japanese like DAY6. Both groups should do Anime openings and ending themes. That would be mind-blowing for sure. The What MV is almost identical to the original Korean one with extra scenes added.
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