BTS Spring Day MV Theory by DreamTeller

[mc1a.livejournal.com]

We all know there's so much more than meets the eye when it comes to BTS MVs and there are so many theories surrounding them but among all, I think DreamTeller's interpretations are the ones that make the most sense (I'm not saying others are wrong tho).
What do you think, Omona? Do you have another take on Spring Day or their other MVs? Do you agree with DreamTeller's opinions? Do you see BTS in a different light now?
I suggest watching their other videos as well as they also offer theories and interpretations on a variety of groups, movies and more.

Source: 드림텔러(DreamTeller)

Comments

[jaelissi.livejournal.com]

I don't really agree with the coming out of youth part because holding on to youth is a major theme in BTS' past work. What they seem to be leaving behind is more adult opinions of what the cold reality for them should be. They want to hold on to all of their childish dreams. Omelas can be a metaphor for the kind of happiness they should be seeking according to adults, which is actually gruesome to them.
Paradoxically, the more or their childish dreams they are able to realize, the more adult they become, but that's not the goal.

[tsuyoi-hikari.livejournal.com]

IDK, I think people like to read to deeply when it comes to BTS' MVs. While it is cool and set them apart from other since their MVs always bring discussion and can be read with gazillion interpretations, I think they just wanted to show us a simple message of the guys missing their youth/friends in this MV.

[izumichan31.livejournal.com]

I haven't read any theories for this one mostly because I don't think this one really has any special meaning other than what it already is. A song about missing their youth/a loved one. The MV was really pretty straightforward compared to the previous few.