BTS – Love Yourself 承 ‘Her’

Album Info

Artist: BTS

Title: Love Yourself 承 'Her'

Year: 2017

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Tracklist

  • 1. Intro: Serendipity (2:19)
  • 2. DNA (3:43)
  • 3. Best Of Me (3:47)
  • 4. dimple (3:16)
  • 5. Pied Piper (4:05)
  • 6. Skit: Billboard Music Awards Speech (1:47)
  • 7. MIC Drop (3:58)
  • 8. Go Go (3:55)
  • 9. Outro: Her (3:48)

Review

'Love Yourself: Her' by BTS is a musical journey that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. Released in September 2017, this album kicks off their 'Love Yourself' series with a bang. With nine tracks that explore love, anxiety, and the thrill of falling head over heels, it's a testament to BTS's ability to connect with listeners on a deep level. The album's diverse musical styles really impressed me, blending hip-hop, pop, and electronic elements seamlessly.

From the catchy beats of 'DNA' to the more introspective vibes of 'Best Of Me' and 'Dimple,' there's something for everyone on this album. I particularly loved how 'Pied Piper' and 'MIC Drop' showcased the group's versatility. The inclusion of the 'Billboard Music Awards Speech' skit adds a personal touch that made me feel closer to the band. It's clear that BTS put their hearts and souls into crafting a narrative that fits perfectly into their larger 'Love Yourself' series.

What really struck me about 'Love Yourself: Her' is how it captures the excitement and uncertainty of first love. The lyrics are so relatable, reflecting the group's growth and maturity. It's no wonder the album was a commercial success, with over a million pre-orders in South Korea alone! Its performance on the Billboard 200 chart was groundbreaking for K-pop, staying on the chart for an impressive 44 weeks. While some might say it's not as conceptually unified as their earlier work, I think 'Love Yourself: Her' is a pivotal release that showcases BTS's musical range and their ability to connect with fans worldwide. - Ava