Recently, BTS began to tease their next release, titled “Normal.” The track, released on the group’s ARIRANG album, will get a music video and is the official second single from the album. On July 15, the official music video teaser was released, following the tabloid-style ads that had been spotted. As previously scene, the teaser has sparked a viral debate among fans and critics alike, with some accusing the group of misogyny in their latest visual.
The debate surrounding BTS's latest release has left many fans feeling divided, with some defending the group's artistic vision while others are calling out what they see as problematic themes. The controversy began when screenshots from the music video teaser were shared online, showing scenes that appeared to depict women being objectified and degraded. Fans took to social media to express their outrage, with some accusing BTS of perpetuating a culture of misogyny.
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- The music video teaser has garnered over 10 million views on YouTube in just one day, making it an instant viral sensation. The rapid spread of the clip can be attributed to the group's massive fanbase and the anticipation surrounding their latest release.
- BTS's ARIRANG album was released earlier this year and has been a commercial success, topping charts worldwide and breaking multiple records in the process. The album's lead single,
