In the beginning we have scratching and the Mario-collecting-coins sound. Musically, “Hormone War” features some interesting sounds. Throw in some “ain’t got time for your crap” lyrics and “BAM!” we’ve got an earworm intent on displaying some anger. V and Jimin’s raspy vocals only add to the threatening tone. Starting off with a beatbox, “Danger” is a mix of multiple sounds and style changes - from hip hop, to R&B and rock - that meld together for a wild ride. Therefore, the guys are letting you know that the relationship is in danger. Rap Monster is wondering what the heck is up with the girl and her mess.Īs described by Jin at BTS’ showcase, “Danger” is about finally convincing a girl to date you, but when you get together, you don’t know what you are to her. Clearly, the love has gone very, very bad. However, as the song progresses, the tone becomes darker, and Rap Monster gradually sounds angry.

The music starts off melodic and sweet, depicting a rosy period in love. With Rap Monster tackling the track on his own, he lets out his feelings regarding a relationship. The intro is probably familiar to people: it’s the teaser trailer. Their lyricism and talents have improved: the rapping is sharper and the vocals clearer. Even Jimin is doing more than executing those crazy high notes. Jin and V are both rather good when it comes to their vocals, and it shows. We also see a better line distribution than with their previous releases. Now, we have an angsty and rather angry group of young men (and one boy) who are being unleashed.ĭark&Wild involves participation from the group on all songs, which is nice. They definitely weren’t kidding with the title. After releasing the EP Skool Luv Affair earlier this year, the hardworking group BTS has come back with their first full album, Dark&Wild.

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