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Attention, ARMYs – BTS has curated a special playlist containing their all-time favorite songs, and it is now available on Deezer!
Deezer is a French online music streaming service that is similar to Spotify. The name may sound familiar to some fans since the platform accidentally leaked a video featuring BTS last year. In February 2020, Deezer uploaded a promotional video that was meant to be posted after the group’s fourth studio album, “Map of the Soul: 7,” dropped on Feb. 27.
In the clip, BTS was teasing their upcoming album while sporting never-before-seen outfits. Deezer immediately deleted the post and apologized not only to BTS but to the fans as well.
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Deezer Hinted at New Content from BTS
On Jan. 25, Deezer took to Twitter to reveal that “something special” with “the biggest boyband in the world” is about to come. Even without naming the band, they are referring to, ARMYs commented that it could be from their favorite idol group, BTS since the post includes a purple heart and a bomb emoji.
We have something special coming up with the biggest boyband in the world this week 💜🧨
— Deezer (@Deezer) January 25, 2021
The next day, the online music streaming service once again teased that an exclusive playlist from a “Korean boy band” will be released via Deezer. And today, Jan. 28, the Korean act has been revealed and it turns out ARMYs were right.
BTS Launches Exclusive Playlist via Deezer
#BTSArmy! We have a gift for you 💜@BTS_twt have curated a #PocketSongs playlist of their all time favourite songs and we’re loving it!
Stream it exclusively on Deezer. https://t.co/Q3FodzRYEJpic.twitter.com/cJiYUhdlla
— Deezer (@Deezer) January 27, 2021
Through a Twitter post, Deezer unveiled that BTS has created a “pocket songs” playlist for fans to listen to. It consists of a total of 20 songs including their latest hits, “Dynamite” and “Life Goes On.” Among the other tracks are “Juicy (2005 Remaster),” “Once a Lifetime,” and “Epilogue: Young Forever.”
BTS in 2021 So Far
In other news, Big Hit Entertainment’s seven-piece boy group has been revealed to be the most popular Korean act this January based on the brand reputation rankings for idol groups and singers released by the Korean Business Research Institute. They also topped the January boy group brand reputation rankings.
Also recently, BTS collaborated with Baek Jong Won for an episode of “Delicious Rendezvous,” a television show that focuses on developing new menus using local specialties to make these dishes popular among the citizens. Big Hit Entertainment also announced that Baek Jong Won will appear on BTS’s variety web series, “Run BTS!”
In addition to this, the septet has won numerous awards even it’s just the start of a new year. At the 35th Golden Disc Awards, BTS took home the “Album of the Year” (Disc Daesang) for the fourth year in a row. The group now has a total of five Daesangs from the said ceremony, making them the first artist to do so in history.
At the Gaon Chart Music Awards, BTS claimed the “Artist of The Year” (Digital) for the months of February, August, and November. They also received the “Retail of the Year,” as well as the “Artist of the Year” (Physical Album) for January to February and September to November.
And recently, the boy band has been nominated once again in an upcoming awards ceremony, the Korean Music Awards. BTS is among the nominees for five categories. Additionally, they are set to release their “2021 Winter Package.”
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Deezer Music Streaming
Global music streaming platform Deezer has teamed up with LyricFind, the leader in licensed music lyrics, to analyze the most-used English words and phrases in the top 10 BTS and Blackpink songs.
The new data from Deezer, through lyrics provided by LyricFind, illustrates the K-Pop groups' tendencies towards specific English words and phrases in conveying their ideas and connect emotionally with their fans. In analyzing the tracks from the two groups, researchers behind the data observed the use of crossover words in English, such as 'love.' Big Hit Entertainment's seven-member BTS, for example, used the word 'love' 65 times across ten of their songs, compared to Blackpink's 43. Additionally, BTS appeared to be more lyrically emotional, singing 'love you so bad' eight times in their 2018 hit 'Fake Love.' However, they were also honest about the bitter parts of love, including 'pain' in their lyrics 13 times in the 2020 track 'On.'
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While BTS members appear to be unabashedly emotional in the lyrics of their songs, Blackpink's members - Rose, Jennie, Lisa, and Jisoo - are more straightforward in sharing a piece of their mind through their songs. The four ladies used 'sorry' eleven times across their hits such as 'Kill This Love' and 'Kiss and Make Up.' On the other hand, Blackpink isn't afraid to express passion, using 'kiss' 65 times in the songs analyzed, while BTS only used the term twice.
As one of the premier female acts in the global music scene today, Blackpink strongly hoists the girl power flag. In the Deezer - LyricFind data, they also discovered that while both groups enjoyed success in collaborating with Western artists, Blackpink had more collaborations with their fellow female artists. YG Entertainment's girl group peaked at #3 together with Lady Gaga on 'Sour Candy' and #6 with Dua Lipa on 'Kiss and Make Up.' BTS, on the other hand, is more balanced in terms of the collaborators' genders - working with Halsey in 'Boy With Luv' and LANY in 'Make It Right.'
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'It's amazing how K-pop bands like BTS and Blackpink have managed to reach so many music fans around the world by singing most of their songs in Korean. The English words and phrases that they do use are also quite revealing how they communicate and connect emotionally with their non-Korean speaking fans,' said Mauricio Mendoza, Head of Content and Artist Marketing for Deezer in the Americas.
The Top 10 BTS tracks on Deezer are as follows:
- Black Swan
- Boy With Luv (ft. Halsey)
- ON
- FAKE LOVE
- Filter
- DNA
- IDOL
- Euphoria
- Blood Sweat & Tears
- Life Goes On
Meanwhile, Blackpink tracks used in the Deezer data are the following:
- How You Like That
- Kill This Love
- Sour Candy (with Lady Gaga)
- DDU-DU DDU-DU
- Kiss and Make Up (ft. Dua Lipa)
- BOOMBAYAH
- Lovesick Girls
- Pretty Savage
- As If It's Your Last
- Playing with Fire
Deezer conducted its study using the top ten songs from January 1 to December 15, including only the groups' songs in a mix of Korean and English. All English tracks were excluded.
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