I like the idea of documenting a behind the stage look at producing a concert in a pandemic, with all the hiccups and road blocks that came along with it. There are not many artists doing this and ia more appreciated because of that reason. It also shines a light on the hard work and dedication from ALL the staff and JB himself. I enjoyed the concert and the cutaways of all the BTS cuts and/or candid JB and Hailey cuts. It made it feel like a more intimate BTS doc.
I have definitely grown very fond of JB not only for his mad music skills, but genuinely for the human being he is in this world. He is unique, talented, and a true visual. Although he has had his fair share of struggles, he is a true reflection of being a real person. It just so happens he did it in the public eye. I admire that he did not to take his platform for granted and has grown into a very cool dude. I have had my fair share of struggles in life and can relate to him on many levels. He speaks out about his struggles and is giving others encouragement just by reminding others they're not alone.
For those out there that ask if JB is still making music, have you been listening to legit music platforms or have you checked music stats over the last few years. The dude is killing it! He is soooo gifted and because he is on so many collabs, he doesn't get all the cred. But, still he is always topping charts and just straight up putting out crazy amazing songs. You should at least listen before you judge it. Just sayin.
