BTS have snagged the attention of American media once again for their newly released remix of Seo Taiji and Boys' "Come Back Home".
FUSETV stated,"BTS is an undeniable key artist in the future of K-pop... BTS honor the song's original bebop/hip-hop feel, but put a modern-day spin on the sound (trap beats and qoozy synths), new vocal stylings (listen up for Jin's haunting falsetto harmonies early on in the track) and mdoern-day lyrics (shout out to the Drake reference)."
Additionally, Billboard said, "BTS reworked the song's message to emulate similarly inspirational messages that they've expressed in other tracks emphasizing both life's hardships and the need to overcome those bad times..."
BTS recently released a remix of Seo Taiji's "Come Back Home" and instantly ranked
on iTunes Top Song Chart (22nd place), Worldwide iTunes Top Song Chart (51st place), and scored first place on music charts in Lithuania, Nicaragua, Vietnam, and El Salvador.
If you haven't already, check out the MV!
FUSETV stated,"BTS is an undeniable key artist in the future of K-pop... BTS honor the song's original bebop/hip-hop feel, but put a modern-day spin on the sound (trap beats and qoozy synths), new vocal stylings (listen up for Jin's haunting falsetto harmonies early on in the track) and mdoern-day lyrics (shout out to the Drake reference)."
Additionally, Billboard said, "BTS reworked the song's message to emulate similarly inspirational messages that they've expressed in other tracks emphasizing both life's hardships and the need to overcome those bad times..."
BTS recently released a remix of Seo Taiji's "Come Back Home" and instantly ranked
on iTunes Top Song Chart (22nd place), Worldwide iTunes Top Song Chart (51st place), and scored first place on music charts in Lithuania, Nicaragua, Vietnam, and El Salvador.
If you haven't already, check out the MV!
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