On Friday, BTS V, Kim Taehyung, released his highly anticipated solo debut album “Layover with Slow Dancing.” HYBE, the agency representing BTS, dropped the music video for the song on its YouTube channel.
In the music video for “Slow Dancing,” which runs for over three minutes, he embarks on a road trip with his friends. They engage in activities such as swimming, taking pictures, dancing on the beach, and enjoying the night sky on a boat.
The video also shows BTS V working on a project that concludes with him sitting on the terrace of a building with a lookalike of his pet, Yeontan.
The song has a soothing and fresh sound that has been well-received by BTS V’s fans. The music video has a 1970s vibe. The music video has garnered over 1.3 million views and more than 556K likes.
BTS V Solo Debut on Layover, the Army gets frustrated and Outrage for not Supporting His HYBE Performance!
BTS ARMY members have countered positively to “Slow Dancing,” expressing their appreciation for the song and his talent. They have left comments praising the music video’s relaxing and artistic makings and expressing their love and support for him.
BTS V album “Layover” comprises a total of six tracks: “Rainy Days,” Blue,” Love Me Again,” Slow Dancing,” For Us,” Then “Slow Dancing (Piano Ver).”
The release of this solo album was publicized by BTS’s agency, BigHit Music, in August on the fan community forum Weverse. Fans have keenly awaited the release of BTS V’s solo work, and “Layover with Slow Dancing” has been met with enthusiasm besides acclaim from his dedicated fanbase.
About V’s album Layover
In August, BTS action BigHit Music announced his album release on the fan civic forum Weverse. The statement read, “We are excited to share more details about the release of BTS V’s solo album Layover. Layover” contains six tracks in total – five tracks and a bonus track, namely: Rainy Days, Blue, Love Me Again, Slow Dancing, For Us, then Slow Dancing (Piano Ver).”
Fans are frustrated as HYBE Labels offers minimal promotions for BTS V’s upcoming solo debut through LayoVer.
The Twitter shot, and profile picture of BTS’BTS’ official account hasn’t been changed to support BTS V’sV’s solo introduction like it did for other BTS members. Additionally, there have also been several other worries like the lack of Bangtan Bomb, a behind-the-scenes vlog that the BTS members repeatedly post on YouTube, the lack of playlists and versions of his pre-release songs, and his lack of entrance in radio shows, all of which would ideally bring in the most market.
Moreover, while HYBE Labels and Big Hit Entertainment promised US promotions as they did for every other BTS member through their solo promotions, fans noticed that the idol had not stepped out of Korea for any promotion. Even the American record label Geffen Records, which accomplishes BTS’BTS’ Western promotions, has yet to post about V’s album or single debut.
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