I actually find this review to be really insightful. I think they got what Namjoon was going for, the story he was trying to tell, and why this albums works.

BTS' RM – and a collective of some of Korea’s most exciting musicians – casts artful gold as he searches for belonging and direction on his new album ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’ Read the ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ NME review here: bit.ly/44SsGB7

The media could learn a lesson or two from this. She interviewed him in Korean. That bit of mutual respect made him more comfortable, and you can see it in they way he responds and smiles.

The sleep paralysis demon in the corner of your room after you listened to Super Tuna all night