Embarking as one of the injustice, corruption, and anti-establishment hymns from BTS, 'Not Today' is a track released in 2017 for the album, 'You Never Walk Alone.'
Compared to the other tracks in the album, 'Not Today' features an aggressive aura that integrates hip-hop and pop styles.
Known as one of the renowned boy groups with a message, BTS was inspired by THIS iconic movie in some aspects of the song. Could give it a shot to guess which movie is this? Stay tuned to this article to confirm your guesses!
THIS Iconic Film Moved BTS' 'Not Today'
As BTS experienced criticism for some of their previously released songs such as 'War of Hormones,' the BTS leader clarified that whenever talking about social issues in their songs, the team behind the song composition consults experts and reads books.
"We still have a long way to go, but we will think hard and embrace criticism." - BTS RM
Indeed, as BTS criticize the social issues through their songs, the supergroup is also open for constructive criticisms as they improve their musical approach.
Watch how BTS break the invisible barriers in 'Not Today' here:
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ARMYs React to This Witty Reference
Upon learning that BTS RM was inspired by the epic movie, ARMYs expressed that this act was purely intellectual and imaginative as both creative pieces tackled the quest to abolish authoritative and destructive power.
Listen, I'll NEVER be over the whole Joon's opening speech in Not Today x Aragorn's speech from The Lord of the Rings - it's pure perfection and should be mentioned at least every once in a while. Intellectuals. @BTS_twtpic.twitter.com/N4KmZuleoM
— *✧s k y e･ﾟ⁷ (rest) (@skyepastels) July 4, 2018
ARMYs who were able to watch the epic trilogy was also shocked by this revelation! And some even promised to rewatch the series to significantly "feel" the tidbits of RM and Aragorn's speeches.
Some ARMYs even pointed out some parallels between the movie and the music video.
u can't tell me there aren't cinematic parallels too https://t.co/pDUYPyYI7s pic.twitter.com/Fqu0DbWcze
— coco, the 33 year old gorilla. • 🤎❤️🩵 (@expensivegherl) November 4, 2022
ARMYs are hoping BTS could still perform this energetic track on their future live performances.
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Written by Sophia Carson
